Ogden News Briefs Include Oath, Appointments and Sales
A Utah note lists Walter Monson taking office in the industrial commission and Walter Wesslin entering Army clerical work at the local recruiting station before transfer to Fort Logan. Other items include a flag presentation to Boy Scouts, marriage licenses issued in Ogden, a remittance to the city, and various town notices on concerts, registrations, and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srnnister
Hugh Wesslin
Quartermaster's Corps of
Army
Salt Lake
Fort Logan
Colo
Scoville Studio promotes Progressive Series Piano Lessons in Ogden
Joseph G Scoville announces certification with the Art Publication Society and a private lesson program in elementary and advanced piano playing and composition. He markets the Progressive Series of Piano Lessons edited by renowned figures, plus Piano and Vocal Series No 1 published by Pioneer Music Publisher Ogden Utah. Public notice notes studio location at 241 Grant Avenue with phone 1177 and advertising credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Scoville
ART Publication Society" of
Saint Louis
Leopold Godowaky
Joast Hermann
Edgar Still
Man Kelley
Ertl] Sawer
ART | Publication Society
Ogden
Alescoville Company
Pioneer Music
Utah
Glen Brothera-Rot
Bierts Piano Co
Scoville Studio OF Music
Grant Avenue
Advartlisnmant
Melon thefts lead to $30 fines for two Ogden youths
In Ogden Court this morning two youths, Jawen Belli aged 25 and Myron Hardy aged 18, were found guilty of stealing watermelons from a patch owned by Thowen Oribiey. Each was fined 30 dollars after Judge Roberts ruled the act a trespass and theft of private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Cenla
Jawen Belli
Myron Hardy
Thowen
Oribieya Rey
Tilak
Angwet
Eikomtins
Grieby
Tke Bkys
Hardy
Bell
Bers
Sedge Reberts
Yeatha
Roberts
Mme
Deaf and Blind Reopening With Increased Attendance
Regular class work resumes tomorrow at the deaf and blind school as 150 students are expected to attend the coming year. Twelve new pupils have enrolled and staff met this morning to finalize a class schedule for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Ube
Steam shovels combat mountain of coal in yard blaze
Fire chiefs say the coal pile at Uzlen Pacific railroad yards ignited a massive coal and dust heap. With water unavailable the plan shifted to steam shovels moving the coal stack to expose air and suppress the fire while crews fight the blaze amid dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uzlen Pacific Railroad Company
W. W. Browne Funeral Notice at Tabernacle
Members of the Waber elit invite unwed friends to join the fuser for our departed brother W. W. Browning at the Tabernacle on Thursday September 4 1911. Meet at club rooms 1 20 PM and walk in procession to the cemetery. Arrangements by Warren L Watts president and J L Reynolds secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waber Elit
W. W. Browning
Tabernacle
Wody
Dhoen
Arren L. Watts
Pres
J. L. Reynolds
Bec
Peterson Sets Sail for New Post in Scandinavia
Carl E. Peterson of Oyden heads to Scandinavia for a new service position. He departs later this month aboard a ship named for the voyage, with Hans J. Christian assisting in the transfer and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Peterson
Scandinavia
Peterson
Oyden
Bern
Hans J. Christian
Senet Lake
Going to Japan to Study Water Power of Islands
Captain Lyte B Whitelt, former forest service engineer, visited Australia with friends. Recently discharged from military service, he travels to Japan to study feasibility of water power development for manufacturing. Representing a private concern with exporting interests, he may establish a branch factory in Japan if economical. He will proceed to San Francisco after a short stay in Oden, then take Southern Pacific No. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyte B. Whitelt
Forest Service
Tralia
Feen
Caplan Whitelt
Japan
Carcera
Whit
Bramch Faglory
Whitstt
Oden
San Freeciaca
Forest Service to Select Truck Driver Candidate Panel
A truck driver for forest service trucks near Kansse Blockhman reed will be hired in the forest service offices this afternoon. Former service members may be eligible, with two Serge members applying for the post. The chosen driver will handle bowling supplies and road materials for a nearby road project. DREST Sep 3. Havan Care Annal Mercier, primate of Belgium, is shipping to the United States aboard the transport Weather Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Aervice
Kamres
Serge
Karas
Caroxmal Mercier
DREST
Havan Care Annal Mercier
Belgiaum
United States
Wetthers Pacific
Rotirin speaker urges building of more homes
W. L. Zappan of the WS paler Ey amteer spoke at the Rotarians luncheon on Ogden industrial conditions and eastern markets. He cited milling, canning, meat packing, wagon predecior and bem industries as drawing attention to a live up to date community, noting Ogden’s rapid progress. He urged that Ogden needs homes to house the growing number of workers arriving daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LD. Zappans
Paler
Eyamteer
Mr. Zappaan
Ogden
Zappano
Zappaan
Preerol
Special Meeting Called for Ogden West Show Committees
A special meeting of the policing and Towns men committees of Ogden's West Show and Harvest festival is set for this evening at 2 o'clock at the Weber club per acting Assistant Secretary R. C. Evans. Evans says the session will be of great importance and urges all soliciting and female committees to attend promptly at 4 o'clock. Grounds arrangements at Lorin Farr park have been leased. water pumping issues noted. The chairman’s letter heads and stationery will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Wid West
Berm
Weber Club
R. C. Evans
Choveleg
Soldiers to Visit Ogden After Camp Mitts Muster
Seventy five soldiers recently mustered out of federal service at Camp Mitts Long Island are due in Ogden tomorrow then to Portland and Seattle. Local Red Crown workers will entertain the men who have been received in large numbers over the past two days with coffee and other favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamérem Service
Frank E Melphan
W. R. Wyant
Adams Avenue
Meighan
Ogden
Sia
Camp Mitts
Long Island
Fonte
Portland
Seattle
Red Crown
Froite
Cotfes l
Cate
Cloudburst Harms Beets and Town Roads Near Girlind
Brigham City September 1 report describes a north of town cloudburst that caused severe damage to beets and telegraph lines, washed out a canal, and flooded roads. The storm, one of the worst in years, left fields and fences washed away and disrupted local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girlind
Brigham Citt
Browning party in fatal car plunge into canal in Logan
Bishop George E Browning in Logan discussed the death of his brother W W Browning and Daniel mountain division post office inspector. The car slid on a wet bridge went into the canal and occupants were carried away. Mrs Gosford described attempts to rescue Browning and Daniels as bystanders feared the men were killed or unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Browning
Logan
W. W. Browning
Daniel
Mountain Division
Fast Mater Pistr
Browning
Acros
Daniels
Lindquist
Locan
George T. Browning
Ogden
Ice Cream Social at Brat Chris Tam Church
Readable fragments describe a church ice cream social at the Brat Chris Tam Church corner Twenty-fifth and Madison on Thursday September 4 with proceeds for benevolent work and inviting attendees to bring a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brat Christam Church
Twenty-fenth and
Madison
Ogden Inventor Attaches Cow Tail Device
Charlies J. Triba has invented a mechanized appliance to keep a cow from switching her tail during milking. The first consignment of the instruments is manufactured in Cincinnati, with merits noted by the inventor. Mrs Jones, visiting in Ogden, plans to stay six weeks before moving to Oakland, California for winter. Mr Jones, known as Ducky Jones, was a former Ogden third baseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Driggs
Misa Netla Driggs
Los Angeles
Misa Drigke
Driggs
California
Charlies J. Triba
Cincinnati
Quick patent used by dairymen for their purpose
In a brief item the text notes a patent quickly applied and removed, claimed by dairymen to meet their needs. It mentions a nave at Ubaa, Tribe and Sons, a violin note by E. Wik et al, and short musical selections sung and rendered by named individuals. The City cemetery grave dedication is attributed to Bishop Charlen Forberg, with Salt Lake lot reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubaa
Tribe and Sons
E. Wiket
Myrtle Higtey
Wm. Manning
Charlen
Forberg
Lot
Salt. Lake
Local Deaths and Funerals Reported in City Churches
Funeral services for Amelia Ann Saunders Stokes were held this afternoon in the Fourth ward chapel with Bishop Hyrum Lund officiating. The body lay in state until 1 p.m. at the son’s home, 433 Twentieth Street, before interment in City Cemetery. Dick Groen’s funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the First ward chapel by Martin Alebout, with multiple bishops and speakers attending and interment in City Cemetery. Teckla O Schelin’s funeral was held yesterday at the Eleventh ward chapel under Bishop N A Tanner, with Emma Shreeve and E A Olsen among speakers, large attendance and floral displays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schelin
Teckla O
Sthelin
Eleventh Ward
N. A. Tanner
Emma Shreeve
E. A. Olsen
al J. A. Lindquist
Tater
Children’s Aid Clinic Opens at Mo Headquarters
The Children’s Aid society started a fall clinic to weigh measure and treat babies. The clinic opened yesterday afternoon and runs through today at the revenue room over the McIntyre Drug Store corner of Twenty fifth Street and Washington Avenue. Open to city residents, babies are weighed measured and given treatment advice with a score card record. Medical and dental care is offered by visiting doctors and dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Yenter
Tha Revmue
McIntyre Drug Store
Washington Avenue
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Orpheum Theatre
Harvey
Greater Minstrels
Creole Beauty Chorus
O. Hox
Walter P. Monson
Itah
Harrison WH. Jenicha
Conmics
Dye-Noteboom Printing Co, Nae
Wacb. Ave
Weed
Avion
Elgar Ford Passenger
Bureau of Roads
Clana Rage
Chiy Park
Wedecoday
Benday
Rogal Coe Paoms Pik
Boy Scouts of Troop 16
D. B. Fougler
Mins Frances Mayst
Tripp
25Th Street
Ogdan City
Ogden Btats
Castero Banks
Dune Floral Co
Abu
Mra
Ada Browning
Hi Engineers
Keho
Oliver Gregory Hilla
Vera James
William Price
Celeste Cornish
James Cherry
Sty
Phoebe Henderson
W. Rae Hobson
Eva EB
Brows
Arther J. Young
Mia
Hasel Price
Rochester
New York
Darrell Burk
Adam van Ber
Mowry
Kelly & Horrek
Mise
Josephine’ Frasér
Hex
E. Bhke
Cn. M. Ls Jones Collea Co
Strange and McGuire
Hooper Post Road
Balagirl
A. R. MeIntyre
Grant
Maccabee Lodge Dembara
P. Hall
Twenty-foerth Streets
Wyoming
J. N. Woods
Foreaar
The
Breer
Wyoming National For
George H. von Wrickson
Sawtooth
Hendrickson
Enslar
20Th Engineers
France
Uranseressor Jn
Tlousekedper
Harris
Vile Ave
Nsteam
W. W. Browne
AUTO
SIE
Turan Turtle
Pred King
Fay
Phyllis
BOO Club
SOO Club
Henry Bacmetater
Thirty-second Street
Idaho
Mise Lacline Dixon
Bear Lake
Miss Dixon
T. 3. Peterson
Jnildren
Coast
Queen Esther Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonia
Detroit
Robert Jones
Elsie Ferguson
Elsie
Ferguson
Matt and
Jeff
Ogden Theatre
Wallace Reid
Ashe
Children's Aid
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