Ogden high school to start term amid crowding notes
A list of classes to be offered this term shows arithmetic, penmanship, stenography, typewriting, industrial machines, and commercial subjects. Officials expect enrollment to pass 500 with more to come before the new week. The schedule includes daily sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays and a tentative plan for the term’s organization.
Car Seized and Sold After Liquor Carrying Incident
A court proceeding in Alsitidt presided by Judge A.M.L. handed down a decision to sell a vehicle used to transport liquor. The ruling labeled the car as subject to sale following the misconduct connected to George Cunningham and associates in the afternoon session.
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Sheriff Seizes Car in County Liquor Case Reconstruction
The sheriff of Morgan County led the seizure of a tin jar connected to a liquor case. Cunningham allegedly transported the jar to a garage in Morin where axle work was done. Deputy Heiner spotted the hidden contraband and the car was seized. Cunningham was arrested.
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Former City Engineer of Ogden and Wife Visiting Here
Mr aml M Walier and Mrs 0 4 Taarm 730 Tiventy-Hirh glee Mo are visiting at the home of Merchant and Mrs They have been visiting on the Pacific coast and arrived in Ogden from Los Angeles. Mr Parintey Waadly formerly of Ogden once mayoral candidate J G Tanti looked forward to meeting many old friends during their stay with his brother.
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Supreme Council Plans Budapest Envoy and Local Card Party
The Loyal Brotherhood hosts a Woodmen ball card party tomorrow evening inviting members and friends. The Supreme Council will send a representative to Budapest to handle new complications at the station. An evening of music readings and a dance will follow with local speakers and performances.
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LettS Succeed in Defense of City of Riga
Oct 16 report says Riga is defended against German and Russian forces with Government confidence to return to the fight. The enemy still holds outskirts along the Duna and their artillery fire ranges the riverbank. Reservoirs near Rolehewk have been drawn down, hindering full defense as General Yurtovich’s forces push toward a point about 26 miles from Petrograd, causing a crisis.
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Russell James Company Promotes Low Prices Policy
The Russell James Company highlights its policy of offering the lowest prices to customers. Officials say the strategy centers on competitive pricing, value, and consistent savings across product lines.
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Jewish Aid Society Announces Grand Grant Avenue Ball
The Jewish Aid Society extends a general invitation to a large public party at the Kolarity of Pythias ball on Grant avenue tonor row evening. A program of readings and music by Lilline Thatcher’s orchestra will be followed by dancing. Mrs Cohne’s daughter Cecelia Cohne reads a poem and possibly performs another piece. The event supports Jewish war sufferers and includes refreshments after the program. HISTORICAL SOCIETY meets Saturday at 2:20 pm at Mrs W H Meal’s home. Plasterers union scales rise. foremen to skilled workers see pay increases. The report notes a heart condition reference at end.
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Senators Clash Over Shantung Amendment Policy
Washington debates the Shantung amendment as Senators Phelan Smith Smoot Lodge Johnson and others argue for, against, or reserving positions. They discuss Japan China Pacific power, league of nations roles, and potential impacts on Anglo American ties and global peace.
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Water Suits Battle Over Soult Fork Irrigation Rights
District court actions target multiple irrigation entities and individuals over water rights on the Soult fork of the Opie river. Plaintiffs seek an injunction to prevent removal or diversion of water, challenging several firms and persons tied to Mantaville, Mountain Canavasochition, and related companies. The case lists Joseph Barker Co and others among defendants and involves numerous local names and organizations.
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Janan Sih
Uarvey
Weather Favorable For the Farmers
Weather reports from Glab weather station note broadly favorable growing conditions for most crops with little rain, dry in parts of San Juan county, and fall pastures and winter forage fair. Livestock move to winter ranges near Powell National Forest. stock strength is generally good while shipping continues. Innovation introduced by Amilande Gill invites capital and labor leaders to speak to New Jersey officials.
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Span's intention noted in January
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an intention or plan connected to Span in January. Names, places, and fuller context are not readable, leaving only a brief temporal reference.
Two Patrols of Boy Scouts Formed for Bicycle Duty
Two patrols of Boy Scouts on bicycles have been formed by Troop A g to undertake organized riding duties. The initiative aims to train youths in discipline, reporting, and community service as part of a local scouting program.
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Local Boy Scout Work In Organtallon Under G A Goater
Neal reports the orantallon unit under G A Goater for Woral boy scout work directed by Webster Fant hor. Next Tuesday a neighborhood tieyard sale is planned at Utah Flat Springs with participants Phillip Hing Alyson Smith Harold Farley Ernest Landes Lawrence Bramsyell Leo Poorman William lation Spencer Remnets and others.
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Harold Farley
Ernest Landes
Lawrence Bramsyell
Leo Poorman
Willant Isdaels
Eugene, Laracison
Clyde Jone
William Lation
Robert Guyton
Mira Binckham
Spencer Remnets
Lyle Stewart
Reuben McBride
Lester Youn
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