Banberger Praises Ogdem At Spanish Folk Celebration
Spanish Folk, Sept. 5. Three bands performed as 1,000-plus gathered in the city pavilion and park for a celebration tied to governor candidates. Senator Bam berger urged support for new industries and a sugar factory, praising Weber County farmers and Ogden’s enterprising citizens. The crowd heard witty remarks and later joined a reception for local farmer delegates. The narrative also touches on a Browna marriage remark from Mrs Ray.
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Mountain Echo
Eptraim
Damberger
Olen
Spanish Park
Orem
Bir
Morrie
Bamberger
Est Aquare
Automobile Party
Weber County
Hamberger
Progres Altenena
Dentin
Ogden Cittena
Ogden Tax Rate for School Purpose Before Court
The Utah Supreme Court reviews conflicting 1945 Utah Legislature laws on school tax rates for Ogden. The case, tied to full cash valuation vs millage limits, tests whether either law binds. Ogden Board of Education seeks $204,900 for the year while county officials cap levy at 3 1 3 mills, leading to a dispute over taxation for schools.
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Ogden
Supreme Court of Utah
Supreme Atribunal
Utah
William Sity
Senate
Porc Ernor
Ogden Board of Educaion
Thia
Ogden Board
Cigden Board
Board of Attcation
Ogden Board of Education
Willaim C Minter
Weber County
Harry Hales
James Lyvy Aeaveror
Tey
Cistinty
Reanurer
WM. Willams
Toad of Paarative
Orden
Hidden money hunt grips Ogden during Harvest Festival
Ogden prepares a window display money mystery as Passion Show and Harvest Festival committee offers a $5 gold prize to the first finder of hidden cash. Dozens of merchants display clues in shop windows. the event mirrors a prior year where money remained unfound until the final night.
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Ogden
Passion Show
Harvest Festival
Weber Club
Statford Mimnery Company
J. 8. Lewin & Co
Sylvia Dee Art Shop
Last and Thomas
Meltride Drug Company
Christensen Shoe Company
United Clear Stores Company
Mansfield-Burrows Mulinery
J. W. Roshmor
Washington
Fred Massa
Dorothy Madson
Kennedy Cale
Ogden Paint
Oi & Glass Company
Firand Unilow Tea Company
Modern Market
Watron-Fissere Hardware Company
T. C. Foley Company
Fred M. Nya Company
Richardson-Hunt
W. J. W. Zeller
Tony
Howse
Praise for Utah Canning Company Visitors Cite Modern Tomato Catsup Methods
Professor J W Duckwall of Aupinwall Pennsylvania praised the Utah Canning Company plant in Ogden after inspecting its tomato catsup production. He reported modern methods vastly superior to old practices, noting rapid processing from tomatoes to catsup and cost efficiencies, with specialized spice preparation to avoid off flavors.
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J. W.duckwall
Aupinwall
Penn
Ogden
Utah Canning Company
East
Modern tomato catsup plant emphasizes sanitation and purity
The article discusses using distilled grain vinegar for catsup preservation and avoiding chemical preservatives. It praises Utah Caining Company for sanitary practices, white interiors, clean appearance, hair caps for workers, and safe waste disposal, labeling the plant a model of neatness.
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Utah Caining Company
La Follette Re-Nominated in Wisconsin Primary
Milwaukee reports Robert S. La Follette and Governor Emanuel L Pallipy were re nominated in Wisconsin. Early returns show La Follette leading Conservative Republican Malcolm Jeffrys by a large margin with estimates placing the victory at about ten thousand to fifteen thousand votes. A separate incident near a pier ends with a fisherman saving a woman and a mistaken claim for a reward.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Robert S. la Follette
Emanuel L. Pallipy
Wisconsin
la Follette
Malcolm J. Jeffrys
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