Random References and Local Notices Snapshot
A garbled local-page item lists travel plans and society notes including Mrs. Hu’s pleasure trip to Porvend and San Francisco, Ever Fresh Foods plant open house, teaching resumed at Music Studio on Orchard, banker M. Browning attending a national convention, a California trip by Mr and Mrs Congrave, new fire station readiness, a marriage license to Dilbert Heen t and Clara Douglas, Salvation Army visit by Col J W Cansins, and Fred Adame recovering after surgery.
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C. C Michener
Joseph Ballantyne
Hore
Orchard
Browning
Flint National Bank of Orden
Seattle
National Bankers’ Con Vention
Hell
the Nations Irrigation Congress
N Gan Frencleco
Hira
H. 1 Congrave
California
Long Teach
Cosgrave
AB. Canfield
Washington Arenas
Cerac
Dilbert T. Heentt
Clara Mr. Douglas
West Weber
Salvation Army
Col
J. W. Cansins
Denver
Adjt
Mire
Jackson
Salt Lake
Salvauisa Army
Twenty-fifth Street
Fred Adame
Quinty Avenue
Makems
The
Dee Hospital
Falra
James McFarlane
Train travel and local notices from Idaho to Utah and California
A family departed yesterday on the Los Angeles Limited to California returning in about three weeks. Parma merchant A B King hosted Fred J Kienel in Ogden. Dr William T Horreday spoke in Salt Lake City on wild game life protection with Weber club invitation. Fire crews battled a barn blaze in Weber and Ogden area. After 1 PM the evening car service ran to Canyon Pelota and Huntsy.
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Familly
Los Angeles
California
Southern Pacific
Parma
A. B. King
Idaho
Fred J. Kienel
Ogden
Tilliam T. Horreday
Barratt Is
Salt Lake Ciiy
Utah Audoton Society
Piecuss
Weber Club
Orien Sportamen
Labor Day Events Draw Crowds In Ogden Canyon
Labor Day in Ogden featured a big union celebration with a canyon program ending in a parade. The main city attraction was a doubleheader at Glenwood Hall starting at 2:20 PM with Eagles versus Walk-Over, followed by Peery-Kniselys against Never-Rips.
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Ines
Ogden Canyor
Lagoon
Indicaone
Deden
Canyon
Glenwood
Eagles
Peery-Kniselys
Never-Rips
Clath
Battleship 19 Bringing Gold Reported Delayed
News from Vanceboro Maine states the battleship expected to bring a gold shipment from London had not reached Halifax by morning. It is believed the vessel carries Avelo French financiers. Halifax admiralty maintains strict censorship and secrecy, blocking telegraph reports on the ship's arrival.
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Vanceboro
London
Halifax
American Health Association Opens 43rd Meeting in Rochester
Nearly 3,000 delegates attended the 43rd annual American Health Association meeting in Rochester. Registration and sectional plans dominated today as health officers of New York host a joint convention. Speakers include Surgeon General Dr W C Gorge and Wesn legton DC.
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Rochester
H. T
American Health Insocation
New York
W. C. Gorge
Wesn Legton
D.C
Standard Free Tickets At Orpheum Meeting
The Standard held a 9 30 morning gathering at the Orpheum to distribute free tickets to subscribers. James Ballard was proposed as chairman but Sr Dattara was elected. motions about gift distribution were debated and a box drew the winners listed as lucky ticketers from Utah addresses.
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Uckele
California
Orpheum
Jaamann
the Sundard
Jamea Ballard
J. A. Alford
Sr. Dattara
Sr. Dattara Was Elected By, Mr. Alvard
Ballard
A. J. Debian War
Oneerelary
J. A. Alvard
Blanchard
Atford
Gates
Ager
Orden Examiner
Fle
Meck
Gertie
Hingham Hotel
Ordes
Dutif
Sheenth Street
Oita
Dougise
Uplse Ave
Utah
Adams Ave
Todd
Duel
Ogdeo
Lta
County officials prepare equity exhibits for state fair
Royal Maumussen, County Horticulture Inspector, and WW Preston Thomas, County Agricultural Agent, oversee the Ber County fair exhibit. They allocate 500 dollars for the display and designate Mr Hai and Mr Thomas to supervise the agricultural products collection.
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Weber County
Har
Survey of Farms in Weber County and Davis County
United States surveyor of farm management M Dixon completed a countywide farm survey in Weber and Davis counties. He visited about 100 farms and planned to record roughly 150 farms across northern counties. The project involves state officials and the Albany agricultural college with select conductors and trainees. A separate transit strike in Albany disrupted streetcar service, with city police protecting property as unions consider sympathy actions in nearby towns.
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Ht. M. Dixon
United States
Atx
Webar
Baring
Eacn
Weber County
Davia
Ir. Dison
Washburn
T. H. Bomme
HE. O. Wooten
L. A. Moorhouse
State Farm Manwot Agement Bureau
Tt. V. Toftaker
Albany
N.Y
State Agriculturel College
Logan
Aday
Troy
Waterreilie
Green Island
Joseph A. Droppen
Gald Ba
Emma Paine Sings at First Congregational Church Return
Miss Emma Muth Palos returns from study in New York and stays two years in Paris and London. Her beautiful voice attracted a crowded morning service as she sang Teach Me to Pray. Evening choir of 42 performed The Fre tlral Ta Devin to EB flat with solo by Professor Te J. Hallmer.
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First Congregational
Emma Muth Palos
Jeane May Jewell
Dadiey Dock
Te J. Hallmer
Unclear historical note on medical education and vaccines
Fragmentary text credits H. Sherwood and others with medical education efforts. Mentions a student Mattie Grills and references to conservatory moucation and diphtheria. Details are garbled and names uncertain. overall context points to a promotional or instructional notice about vaccines and public health.
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Wiham H. Sherwood
America
Paderaveshi
Leachallsky
Moazowski
Emil Bawes
Hie
Mattle Grills
Conservatory
Society at Coalville Veiled In Mysterious Message
Local society circles report a cryptic notice from Coalville, showing veiled language and initials that hint at a social event. The fragment suggests secrecy or coded communication among residents amid unclear specifics.
Funeral Services for Mrs Beale Dean Allison at Tabernacle
The body of Mrs Beale Dean Allison lay in state at the city cemetery after a funeral service at the Ogden Tabernacle. Bishop McQuarrie Apostle McKay and Heber J. Grant spoke, with a large cortege and floral tributes. Caroline Allison, Carl Allison, and other pallbearers carried the casket to the grave where organist Bam Whitaker played.
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Beale Dean Allison
Wiilax Allison
Orden Tabernacle
Hihop
Robert McQuarrie
George Shorten
Alllaon
Bearss
Carl Allison
Joseph D. Wallace
Corda Allison
David Stattgau
W. G. Flaher
George Collins
Cortese
Tebercacle
Citie
Ip Tabernacls
Bam Whitaker
Orguniet Whitaker
Age
Peer Gyntt
Grieg
Myrtle Ballinger Algley
Joseph Ballantyne
Allison
Bishop McQuarie
David 0. McKay
van Blephans
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Heber J. Grant
Mia
Cather
Riend
Noes
Wiland Beancroft
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Republican Meeting in Webst County Courthouse
A mass meeting of citizens who support Republican principles is invited to Webst County Courthouse on Wednesday evening September 1 at 8 o clock to decide whether to nominate candidates for municipal offices to be presented to the regular primary for voters approval by order of the Republican City Committee.
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Republica
Tereby
Webst County
At & O'Clock
Phorp
Abel
Nepublican Cir Committee
Fell Announces Candidacy for Mayor Commissioner Nomination
Mayor A O Fell confirms a third bid for mayor and commissioner, pledging a focus on his record including water main projects. Opponents may challenge renewal of Utah Light & Traction and Utah Power & Light franchises. Commissioner T Crowley and Browning are also discussed as potential candidates. Browning’s four years as police and public safety head noted alongside six years in administration. The article notes candidate personnel among city commissioners.
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A. O. Fell
Hia
Utah Light & Traction
Utah Power & Light Com
T. Crowdloy
Browne
Nabety
Department of Publi Safety
Ted West
Browning
Havior
Ogden City Water Plan Backed By Fell Call
Announcement from Mr. Fell to citizens of Ogden states support for partisan and nonpartisan candidacy as the artesian wells system advances He cites endorsements from engineers and scientists including Dr Samuel Tortler Dr Pred J Pack and Dr J O Lind to argue Ogden offers the best water supply and urges continued city leadership toward completion of the system
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Fell
Br. Browning
Clitarepublican Central
A. Heywood
Bill Jones
Nomioatino
Sotay
Ogden
Samuel Tortler
Agricultural Department
Wantington
D. C
Pred J. Pack
Grolarist
University of Uleb
Peterson
The
Agricultural College
Logan
Mrs Jesse Fowers Suffers Severe Fall in Hooper
Jeane Fowers of 626 Twenty seventh street, while leaving a Hooper store yesterday, stepped from a broken step and fell, breaking her right shoulder. The accident caused a very severe injury and prompted medical attention.
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Jeane Fowers
Revyenth Street
Hooper
Robberies Reported To Police In City
J B Glen reported the theft of his Ford automobile from in front of the Catholic church and the loss of a lady's pocketbook and a gentleman's watch. The incident was reported to the police this morning at the Wells Fargo Express Company office.
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J.B. Glen
Contatolog & Gentleman's Watch
Offlee Jo T Hd Wella Fargo Express Company
Tight contest leads to split at Glenwood Sunday
In a doubleheader at Glenwood the Peery Clerks and Greenwalds split with the Visitors taking a one run win after a six inning delay and a late rally. The Never-Nips edged the Bowlers 5 to 4 in extra innings as Abe Olxameog sparked a fast rally with pitching by Brose Wit and Fuk Stewart thriving for the Bowlers.
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Glenwood
Hro - Peery- Knisely
Peery-Hoteelys
Greenwadl
Tve
Vackard
Ee Cruft
Ruby
Magoste
Abe” Olxameog
Sratercay
Cesar
Brose
Never-Bipa
Ala
Urepire Ni
Mausger
Notable Baseball Feats Highlight Local Game
Wallace Watts, league president, presided as Wallace Watts took the plate and praised Rood for his flawless handling. The game featured the errorless performances of second basemen W. Grammann and Pruitt and center fielder Nelder Norden of the Never-Slips, with standout fielding noted as a key feature.
Chinese Students Traveling East to New York
A group of about 88 Chinese students were to arrive in Ogden on the third section of Southern Pacific train No 20 en route from San Francisco to New York. They were held for a connection to Green River over the Union Pacific by Assistant City Ticket Agent R Goodman of Ogden.
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Chinets
Ogden
Southern Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Lo Green Hiver
Union Pacific
Cily
R. Goodman
Orden
Robberies Reported With Two Incidents Saturday
Merry Andrews of 162 Twenty-fourth street said two boys about 17 or 18 held him Saturday, taking a watch and chain and about 20 to 40 dollars. Denny Hansen of Harriersire reported a pocketsbook theft for about 30 dollars from his pocket as he stood on the corner of Twenty-third Street and Washington avenue.
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Merry Andrews
Twenty-fourth Street
Westera
Denny Hansen
Death notices reach city of Lake Charles
News of the death in Lake Charles, Lake City of New Bell, McHintey, a former well known and greatly esteemed resident of Oxden, and mother of John Galley the druggist and Mrs H Wright, has arrived in this city.
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Newa
Lake Charles
Mutual Improvement session in Weber stake pauta
The annual conference of the Mutual Improvement associations of the Weber stake met yesterday morning at Weber Academy, beginning near 10:30. Speakers from Salt Lake City discussed contest work and social programs, with talks on making things better, social work, manuals, and officer duties. Attendees shared ideas to apply in winter activities.
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Mutual Improvement Associations
Weber Ateka
Weber Ecademy
Apeaters
Claude Richarda
Young Men’s Association General Boart
Mabel Cooper
Young Ladies’ General Board
Salt Lake City
Loser
Nichards
Florence Ilynea
Nes McCun
Mee Bean
J. H. Telnepsia
Ipdosiries
W. T
Mathias Tenner
Theaters at the Orpheum Feature Faruzin in Ponderer
William Faruzin in the sherret for motion picture drama The Ponderer drew capacity crowds at the Orpheum last night. The film depicts early mining camp life and a romance, supported by a fine company.
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Orpheum
William Faruzin
Dife
Weal
Intereat Ing
Mfr
Farnucia
Walter James Funeral Held After Accidental Shooting
The funeral for Walter James, who accidentally shot himself last Wednesday in Weber canyon, took place Saturday afternoon at Uintah meeting house. Slebop’s counselor Kendall presided. Speakers included Stop Joseph Brown of Hiaeston, Edmond Jenkinson, and Mr. Charles Wood. The service featured songs including "Ue-
Funeral Service Details and Interment for Deceased
The obituary notes music selections performed by Joseph Anderson Peter Fernellue and Edward Sauphern. The service attracted many friends and relatives including locals from Ogden. Moral traits were highlighted at the bier. Pallbearers wore Union Pacific uniforms. Interment took place at the Utah cemetery with Bishop Brown dedicating the grave.
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Joseph Anderson
Peter Fernellue
Hope
Edward Sauphern
Ogden
Union Pacific
Uintah
Bshop Brown
World Markets Fluctuate Amiduncertainties In London and Omaha
London exchange shows unsettled outlook with rates fluctuating around 4.47 to 4.67 percent amid fading buying interest. In Omaha cattle and hog markets, prices vary with heavy hogs around 6.00 to 6.85. cattle and calves show mixed quotes and slight gains, reflecting active but uncertain trading.
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London Exchange
London
Amercan Exchange
Nhanders
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Cedar Japids
Michigan
Harry Wggleston
Ogdtny
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American Health Association Meets
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MING
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MI Ena Paine
Studio
23Rd St
Prone
Coalvillx
Coalville
Tabernacle
Heorge J. Kelly
Romanadlee
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Ue Orpheum Theater
William Fox
IIL
Roy
Balrevauts
Norton
Jesse Fowers
Eamine
WEBER
Omaha
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