Random references clutter Ogden ads and notices
Local notices and ads describe coal dealers contact details and storefronts on 15th Street and Jackson Avenue. The items mention a University of Wyoming football trip, a county Farm Bureau meeting at the county courthouse, and various ads for real estate, construction, and a Sabbath school parents class.
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Jackson Arena
Wyoming
Farm Bureau
County Court House
Satorday
J. Evans
Parker Coat Co
Pat
Anchin IL
Shaw
Washington
Coca
James A. Howell
Chicago
Ogden Conservatory of Music
Fifth Ward
Dla
Ogden notices of suits fires and local events
Local items report a lawsuit against D Butter over a promissory note altered May 1 1915 and a claim for $230 with $220 due. Also noted are plans for Welsh male quartet booking at Congregational church October 20, fall raffles and candy sale, railway agents visiting Ogden on business, estate administration for Noah Wardle, a chair destruction arrest, and several social notices including births and theatre ads.
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Kneo
Congregational Church
Girls’ Friend Society
McIntyre's
Stidard
Ron
Ure
W. G. Stephens
George H. Newey
City Health Raffles
W. D. McLelab
Leblah Valley Railroad
Denver
J. A. Lloyd
Erie Railroad
Bast Lake City
Ogden
Wardle Eulste
Noah- Wardle
J. L. Robson
P. J. Quinn
Walter Marlin
Twenty-fifth Stréet
W. Hf. Gormley
W. HH. Reeder, Sr
Rock Island Agent Gladwin Visits Ogden and Milwaukee
A. L. Gladwin, Rock Island city ticket agent in Omaha, and D. R. Owen, Southern Pacific city ticket agent in Ogden, were guests in Milwaukee where they met during railroad work. Gladwin expected to reach California soon for expo visits. he praised Ogden’s commercial spirit compared with larger cities.
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A. L. Gladwin
Rock Island
Omaha
Wan
Guest
D. R. Owen
Southern Pacific
Ogidem
Milwaukee
Wis Mir
Gladwin
Lgwalter
California
Iwan the liquor landed in jai
John McKensie was convicted of petty larceny this morning in municipal court and sentenced to ten days in jail. The case arose after McKensie and another man allegedly took a telescope and liquor from Crale, then sold the telescope to a third party to evade arrest. Other defendants received suspended sentences or pending charges scheduled for October 12. Read the Classified Ad in the Nead the Classified Ad.
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John McKensie
W. Crale
Craig
Pole Station
McKensie
McKenzie
Bia
Crale
Tom Lecklin
C. FE. Sweneég
Thm Staratt
Plela
Tle
Man sues Union Pacific for loss of legs in 1914 train mishap
Mange Garcia sues Union Pacific in Judge Ny J Marrs division alleging a 1914 accident on an Aston Pacific train near Feeho caused the loss of both legs, seeking 25000 in damages. Union Pacific claims contributory negligence by the plaintiff. trial underway with a jury. Also notes Hazel Dawn featuring at the Alhambra-Orpheum.
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Ny J. Marrs
District Court
Mange Garcia
Union Pacific Company
Garcia
King Dameres
Aston Pacific
Feeho
Large Dam 16 to Be Constructed Near Balgham
Braham City Journal reports a large dam project near Balgham with Walter Blasbury arriving to inspect the Devil's Cals valley reserve. Construction aims to start early spring with a concrete core wall 4 feet thick forming a V shape in the canyon. About 175 tons of cement and substantial lumber planned. work to begin fall preparations and finish in about two months. Engineer Mr Chatfield will route his report to state engineer W. O. Beers for approval to protect nearby properties along Dox Elder Creek.
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Braham City Journal
Walter Blasbury
Bir
McCormick
East Lake City
Brenton
Devil's Cals Valley
Jonas
Chatfield
Galt Lake
W. 0. Biers
Beers
Dox Elder Creek
Teany Keller to Fight Gilbert in Missouri Bout
Teany Keller sails from Colorado to Missouri to face Gilbert in a rematch after a 15 round decision win. Keller, about 175 pounds, meets Gilbert near 199 pounds in a bout slated for October 16 with hopes of strong gate receipts.
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Tetty
Keller
EL Joseph
Dick Gilbert
Colorado Sprites
Gilbert
Oder
West
Forest Service Staff Travel to Albuquerque and Ephraim
Fred Leesa and another forest service employee visited Albuquerque to meet a local solicitor for the national forest service before returning to Washington. Leesa had worked in Oxford last month while the solicitor, J. 1200, faced some variety. Forester TF. Knelpp and Read Engineer C. Ah Kendall accompanied by Kendall plan investigations in the Ephraim district.
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Fred Leesa
Ile
Albuquerque
N. MI
Lees
Delatant
National Forest Service
T Washington
Oxden
Knelpp
C. Ah Kendall
Ephraim
Mada Io
Theft suspects held in Mason City jail in auto theft case
Sheriff T A DeVine received a telegram from Mason City Iowa about two men arrested yesterday and jailed awaiting Iowa guidance on confession to a September 4 auto theft from Mr Hubbard of Mason City. They are willing to return to Iowa without extradition papers, but an officer will carry papers tomorrow. The piece mentions "The Fatal Card" at the Al play of the season.
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T. A. DeVine
Stason City
Ordensone
Telford
Frank Dodd
Towa
Mr. Hubbard
Mason City
Enrollment Reaches Four Hundred at Weber Academy
A morning assembly at Weber Academy announced enrollment surpassing four hundred students. Student officers were elected for each class with Benlore-Leland Brewer as president and Eva Browning as vice president, while a new athletics and intellectual contests committee was formed chaired by Leland Drewer. Principal Barker and staff anticipate over four hundred students this season, with more freshmen to join.
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Weber Academy
Benlore—Leland Brewer
Eva Browning
Darrenl Clark
Olenon Cordon
D. Jones
Josephine Shorten
la Mont Porter
Andrew Xaslus
Mary Campbell
Czar Wineters
Carl Freetyex
Clare
Academy
Barker
Regular Services at the Tabernacle Begin Sundays at 2 PM
Regular services commence Sunday afternoon and continue each Sunday at 2 oclock in the Tabernacle. Prominent speakers will occupy the pulpit with notable music directed by F. Tallantyne. Elder Walter F. Mennon of the Eastern States mission will preach next Sunday. The public is invited to join, regardless of creed, as performances by the Tabernacle Choir and organists are planned.
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Tabernacle
Ogden ‘Tabernacle
Joseph Bellantyce
Earthesa
Walter F. Mennon
Eastern States Mission
Ogden
Tallantyne
Tabernaclé
F. Whitaker
Tabernacle Choir
Oria
E. J. Howes
Mr. Douglasa Belana
Bolo
VeeyeeeMltn
Melby
Owtiuda
Bam F. Whitaker
Changes in Osden Grocery Firm After Retirement
Edwin Williams, long time partner of the Fa Will and Bona'l Grocery company, retires from the senior partnership to pursue development of the Williams Coal company. Fred Willlame, formerly junior partner, and AD. D. Smith take over the grocery business in equal shares. Smith, a well known Osden accountant, previously worked for the Hdape-Willlame Candy company for 14 years as bookkeeper. The firm was incorporated.
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Edwin Williams
Orden
Tha Senor
Fa Will, & Bona
Williame Coal
Fred Willlame
Fem
D. Smith
Ir. Smith
Weber tennis series win guides local match ups
The fall tennis series between Weber Academy and a high school was played today and tomorrow. Professor Johnson of the high school umpired. In the very game the Weber side led the opposing team as the match progressed.
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Werber Academy
Igiten
Tooaday
Wedooday
Lth
Johnson
High School of
Umpire
Urey
Weber
Playoff Victory Stuns Fans In High School Volley Final
The team clinched the playoff and series last night with wins at 64 and 62. Fitzgerald and Critchlow led in singles, Parry and Michael posted strong scores, and Parry teamed with Criterion for a doubles win. Today Weber Academy hosted a major court expansion to improve facilities.
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Fatlowes
Con‘poy
Ve. Firgate
Fitzgerald
Critchlow
Parry
Ve. Michael
Dowbles
Wee Nojapp
Criterion
Holapp
Weber Academy
Ebother
Tenoir
Petitions Filed for Nomination in City Races
Additional petitions filed for nomination at the October 13 primary show several candidates seeking offices including AG mayor and four-year commissioners. Incumbents Fell, Browning, and Arthur J. Larsch face petitions. others include Miles L. Jones Edwie Williams Joseph J. MU and John J. McGregor. Voter turnout may limit binding outcomes. only two nominees per office will be chosen, with election day on November 2 amid ballot battles.
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Fell
Dammissioner
Browning
Fourrest
Miles L. Jones
Fouryest
Edwie Willams
Fouryear Comateefoner
Joseph J. MU
Fouryear Comlefoner
Arthur JF. Larsch
John J. McGregor
Ety
Nlve
Gore Jonn UoTS dea Instign at the residence
Obituary notices report the deaths of Gore Jonn at his Ogden residence with states of birth, family survivors in Ogden and England, and funeral plans to be announced. burial care at Lindqutat mortuary is noted and multiple siblings and a half dozen relatives are listed.
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Gore
Jonn Uots
Bia Aon
Herbert Gore
Ogden Avecon
Generet Debrity
Bors
Filtwick
England
Ogden
John
Merture
Idaho
Irs
Nose Maseman
Lizzie
Sarah Jane
James
Gort
Oneaister
Cogland
Lindqutat Mortuary
Ingebretsen
Peter Ingebretees
Tirteht
Sir
Christopher Ingebretaen
Ala
Sarah Dalton Ingebretaen
Vernon
Berths Ingebreten
Sidera
Paul, Beonle
Inez Togebretsen
Osden
James Ingebretsen
Salt Lake City
Vernon Allen
Dirs
A. Ek. Fonlger
Orden
Fasiena5
Bresnahan Out Of Games In City Series
Chicago manager Robert Bresnahan of the Nationals suffered a left foot injury and was advised by physicians not to resume playing, likely ruling him out of remaining games in the city championship series. A heavy snowstorm swept the Lake Superior district with an inch of snow reported in Calumet, Michigan.
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Chicago
Robert Bresnahan
Chicago Nationals
Bresnahan
Calumet, Mich
Lake Superior
Nods
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Petticoats
Ms. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
Municipal Ticket OF
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People’s Convention
Republican Central Cemmitite
Maez
Republicana of
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HAYOR
AVR
Heywood
Pos
M. L. Jones
A. F. Larson
John E. Bagley
Castile
Acavanger
Bramwell
Auto For Hire
Fandall Auto Livery
Moon
Pe Randall
Alhambra- Orpheum
Iwan
Jai
Nead
NMA
Ailaod Company
Hazel Dawn
Alhambra-Orpheum
Balgham
Teany Keller
Noc
Forest Service
Altowl
Mason
INA Grocery Company
Cmdiates
Ficen
Irobert Bresnahan
Peper
Eagles’ Hall
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