New England Store Offers Deep Seasonal Bargains
Readable catalog notes from Second Floor and Basement displays highlight women’s suits, slips, bras, and nightwear with $2 values, plus crystal tumblers, curtain scrims, pillow cases, and petticoats. Men’s garters, shirts, socks, and a variety of housewares are offered at substantial markdowns, with emphasis on quality fabrics, embroideries, and practical daily items.
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Salin Ted
New Dorsets
Dalatrero
Canal Soc
Cereal Factor Plant Nears Opening At Pacific Avenue
Machinery at the Cereal factory on Pacific Avenue and Twenty-oth Street nears operation with grain elevators filled. President Crownley says equipment from the east is on site and a January start is planned. The plant aims to employ 70 to 124 workers year round as mockhulders deem the investment prudent. Also notes entertainment listing for Chaplin film at Rex.
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Pacific Avenue
Thea West
Trainmaster Changes Face Wyoming Division Roster
The Union Pacific announces changes to its Wyoming division leadership with A W Woodruff moving to Green River as trainmaster and TB Brooks promoted to the vacancy. Ogden's office will revert to operating department control, while the assistant superintendent role is dissolved. Bob Toucez travels to Cheyenne for the month end duties and returns soon.
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Union
Oxdet
Wyoming
Ogden
A. W. Woodruff
Green River
Wye
TB. Brooks
Chile
Trapatcher
Mtr
Woodrutt
Bob
Toucez
Cheyenne
Uolonia Sifle
Batt Lake City
Tomoroe
Old Glory Coming to Ogden for School Flag Vote
One of the largest banners measuring 26 feet will arrive in Ogden next Saturday and be displayed in front of the Alhambra theatre. The banner will be presented to a school and 200,000 votes will be distributed to patrons of the Alhambra to ballot. Votes will be counted weekly and announced on the screen every Wednesday. All city schools will be candidates for Old Glory.
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Ogden
Alhambra Theatre
Alhambra
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Woodmen Support
Family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and floral offerings after the death of a husband and father. Special thanks to the Woodmen of the World for support during the illness and passing.
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Geschneider Ant
Building operations at far grounds for Idaho line
ThePalr Crownds on Borentreath street undergoes rapid dismantling and new shops and car barns are planned for the Ogden Logan Idaho Thallway company. Managers expect early use of yards and facilities. machine shops and car barns may not be ready until next spring due to weather and project scope. Ogden chosen as preferred site after board review. Strong effort to place facilities at Logan was rejected as Ogden deemed more suitable.
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Palr
Borentreath Street
Mhope
Frelebt
Ogden-Logan & Idaho Thallway Company
le Progrees
TP. D. Rite
Sear
Elf
Washington
Restom
Idaho
Logan
Bean of Directors
Ogéeg
Earland Farmer Visits Ogden Amid School Ties
WT Vantlvet, a Warland farmer and former resident of ede, visits Ogden to see his son at the Wee ber academy. The threshop offers the academy a beanie for the school year in Heptember. Vantleet notes a sugar beet crop in the Garland district, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Vantlvet
Warland
Ede
Ogden
Weeber Academy
Vantleet
Garland Factory Cuts Beets Before Frosts
Garlands factory cuts beets at a rate near ten cents a ton while farmers toil overtime to harvest before heavy frosts. Vanfleet plans to move home to Ogden and educate his children in the city.
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Garland
Faye
Vanfleet
Ogden
John K Spiers on Poor Range Conditions and Winter Outlook
John K Spiers reports ranges in bad condition due to little rain in the southern counties. He warns stockmen must feed during winter to avert losses, noting scant growth of supplied grass and white sage on the summer range. Tuleabeep and 91 are reported in good condition at best, while many herds remain held on appearances.
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John K. Splece
Mr. Spiera
Hutte
Sinter
Tracks plan on Twenty ninth street in city effort
The city board considers an ordinance for laying electric streetcar tracks on Twenty ninth Street from Weabington Avenue to Jefferson. The project is sent to the committee of the whole. related tax lists and sidewalk districts filed. An auditor’s warrant to Power and Light for September street lighting is directed.
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City Board of Commissioners
Morning Way Ab
Twenty-ninth Street
Weabington Avenue
Jefferson Arene
Lockdrickyania
Orden Logan & Idaho Ma‘iway Company
Uta Power & Light Company
Ngston Hudson Avenue
Trentyninth
City Bond Interest and Construction Contract Report
The city auditor informed the board of commissioners that bond interest is due. Warrants were issued for several amounts including waterworks bonds and general financing bonds. The city recorder announced a sewer district 154 contract has been entered with ONeill Construction Company.
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Ther City Board of Commissioners
Doe
Ube
City Recorder
Eewer District 154
O'Neill Courteuction
Air raid casualties reported as zeppelin bombs drop
Oct. 18 report from Tandon states sergeants to Eugust Khospisla attended the victhma of a Zeppelin raid. The account notes bombs launched from fireraft and explosive force. It describes talatien dropped from height and resulting damage and casualties.
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Tandon
Presa
Sergeans
Eugust Khospisla
Ed Victhma
Many Camp Forms Amid Imperial Valley Land Restoral
Washington reports a large turnout of men on a 740 acre tract in the Imperial Valley as officials begin entry restoration. Guards and patrols were set through the night to maintain order while federal procedures proceed from the General Land Office in Washington.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial Valley
Waabington
D.C
Turks mobilize 10 combat groups against Russians
A Reuters report from Athens states Turkish forces concentrate at Furgas and Varga on the Macksen coast for an assault on Russia. Five thousand troops from Constantinople replace Tolearians near the Aleck Sea, as dispatches indicate Turkish landings to counter Russian actions.
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Toudon
Ort
Furgas
Varga
Parnts
Macksen
Duteatsy
Athens
Reuters
Turketare
Becaune
Taler cc
Panig Averted by Stage Play in New York Theater
A London theater raid scare near Missed explosion stuns audience as a bomb drops but fails due to a misfire. Colin A. Cockburn reports the October 13 incident where a stage crank caused a harmless blast, the audience believing it was a rehearsal.
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New York
London
Colin A. Cockburn
Toren
Tari
Cockburn
A. D. Fontorg
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