Random Notices From Ogden City Page
A collage of brief items lists local loans, job ads, and notices. Stanley Stevens returns from a two year Germany mission. Frantz Clark heads for Carston Alberta to cattle work. A boy seeks work at the Racket store. Court motion day set for Nov 5 in District Court. Local improvements noted with a new cement walk in front of the courthouse. Seed rye and feed items offered at local stores. Juvenile burglars Thompson and Cunningham deferred for a reform school chance. Weatherby’s sausage praised as breakfast fare. Federal jurors and witnesses for Salt Lake City term summoned in Ogden. W. of W. degree team ball and orchestra set for Oct 28. Junior team match scheduled for Wednesday. Oregon Short Line excursion rescheduled to Oct 26 for Ben Hur in Salt Lake. Special train 6:30 pm Ogden to Salt Lake. Coal No 9 Rock Springs advertised by Castle Gate Coal Co John Farr.
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Weatherby
Ogden
United States Circuit Court
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Salt Lake
Galt Lake
James Cassin
S. H. Donahue
Sherman
Grinnell
Iowa
Donahue
Cassin
Shermman
United States
Ogden City Council backs police in hold up crackdown
Council resolutions praise Mayor Browning and the police for rapidly handling recent hold ups. They endorse twenty special officers and rewards, urge reporters to verify crime reports, and commend the force for protecting citizens amid a temporary rise in criminal activity.
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Hendershot
Ogden
William Glasmann
Ogden City
Browning
Moyes Declines Nomination in Ogden Republican Ticket
Robert Moyes, Ogden City Treasurer, declines renomination citing heavy duties and service already rendered. He commends current Mayor and City Council, pledges support to the Republican ticket, and thanks officials including City Recorder Critchlow and City Auditor Brown for their prompt, honest service.
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Robert Moyes
Bob Moyes
Bob
John D. Murphy
Republican City Central Committee
W. F. Critchlow
Ogden City Recorder
Ogden City
Utah
Ogden
Té Is
Critchlow
Sattie L. Brown
Howell
Republican Party
Polling Places for Next Tuesday's Election Day
Lists polling locations by ward and district for election day. Readable addresses include First Ward districts and scattered Washington Avenue sites, plus several streets and public halls. The guide mirrors last year's lists with few changes.
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Thirty-third Street
Thirtieth Street
Grant Ave
City Hall
Twenty-third Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-second Street
Wall Avenue
Washington Avenue
Washington Avente
Fiftic Ward
Fifth Ward
Larlow Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Sullivan Avenue
Inquest Finds No Felonious Intent in Snipes Shooting
A coroner's inquest into Officer J D Snipes death returned verdicts that J T Shekell acted without felonious intent when he fired at the men he believed robbed him. Witnesses described the scene and ruled the death caused by a bullet wound. Dr Forbes corroborated no other cause. The jury included W W Kennedy James Cassin and N I Ives with Municipal Judge Howell and County Attorney Hulaniski in proceedings.
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J. D. Snipes
J. T. Shekell
Clark
Ous
Standard
R. Burke
Eggleston
Felker
Pender
Shekell
Dr. Forbes
W. W. Kennedy
James Cassin
N. IL. Ives
Howell
Hulaniski
Burdock Jilood Bitters Praised for Skin Cure
Miss Julia of Filbridge West Cornwell Conn reports a remarkable relief from a severe body eruption after using Burdock Jilood Bitters. She expresses gratitude for the remedy.
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Julia “Filbridge
West, Cornwell, Conn
Barber Felix Reinbold Moves to 2464 Washington Ave
Felix Reinbold relocates his barbershop to 2464 Washington Avenue the former Boyle stock building offering haircutting services with guaranteed satisfaction and inviting friends and new customers to visit.
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Felix Reinbold
Ehle of
Wash. Ave
Boyle Tock
Rockefeller Sentenced to Sixty Days in State Prison
In district court John V. Rockefeller received a sixty day sentence for a felony. His attorney Judea W. I. Maginnis moved for a new trial, which the court denied. Rockefeller claimed innocence and asked for leniency noting his wife and child. The judge cited the statutory protection for girls but said the case did not involve those youths and extended leniency. Rockefeller expressed thanks to the court.
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John V. Rockefeller
Judea W. I. Maginnis
Malverson
Rockefeller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred M. Nye
Clothier
Kelly & Herrick
Eccles Building
Ket
Stanley Stevens
Germany
Boston
Frantz Clark
Joseph Clark
Carston
Alberta
Canada
District Court
W. Dall
Lewis
McFarland’s
24Th. Street
Tel
Terrance Thompson
Frank Cunningham
Reform School
Dignan’s Hall
Postoffice Building
Rock Springs
Castle Gate Coal Co
John Farr
Erdors
Chief of Police
Healy Cafe
W. C. Wilson
Weber County
Spencer
Idaho
Orden
Ladies’ Home Journal
Booth
Gibson Pictures
M. E. Church
Conley’s Academy
Sherwood
Culley Drug Co
Ogden General Hospital
Second Ward Institute
Ford
Completa Orchestra
Hubert Moyes
Ward Heelers
Moyes
J. S. Lewis & Co., Jewelers
Crescent
Buck’s
Duck’s
Buck's
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
Fourti Ward
Douglas Avenue
Madison and
Jefferson
Court Howe
Twentyfourth Street
Foulger’s
Monro Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Boulevard Avenue
J. R. Sherell
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Wart Scheffner & Mark
Wright’s Clothing Store
Herbert Kelcey
Misa Effie Shannon
Sherlock Holmes
Jno
J. McKinnon
Savage & Bune
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