Driver Injured After Auto Intersects Streetcar
Edward Bigelow, driver of a car owned by George Sluss, was seriously injured when his automobile on Twenty fourth street was struck by Interurban electric car No. 305 at Twenty-fifth street and Lincoln avenue. The wreck pushed the auto about 34 feet, witnesses said. Bigelow was rescued from beneath the vehicle and treated at the Dee hospital after initial care at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bixelow
Astver
Dee Hospital
Eyewit
Mike
Det Hertel
Twenty-fifth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Twenty Fourth Street
Bigelow
George Sluss
Ton Iste
Aloy
Namberger
Injured Man Expected to Return to Work Soon
A man named Bizelow sustained a badly bruised hip, cuts, scratches, and scalp injuries after an incident at the hospital examined by Dr. E Dumke. He is reported to be recovering at the hospital near Twentyninth Street and Grant Avenue and is expected to return to work before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owfer
E Dumke
Bizelow
Hivex
Twentynieth Street
Grant Avenue
Divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment
Lo ren Christensen files in district court seeking divorce from Elwood Christensen alleging an ungovernable temper caused great mental distress and intolerable living together. Married March 20, 1910 the plaintiff seeks $75 monthly alimony and child custody with support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Christensen
Elwood
Christensen
Nama
Elf
Eagles Meeting Reveals Grand Aerie Convention Return
Eagles members gather Wednesday evening in department 13 with Duffey Juncheon and Drother Maz Davidson returning from the Grand Aerie Convention. Speakers discuss special dispensation and a New Home proposition as secretary EY A Tenailey notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept
Duffey Juncheon
Drother Maz Davidson
Grand Aerie Convention
Ramona Opera and Singers at the Orpheum Next Weekend
The Ramona cinemaopera by W HL Clone features a 23 member orchestra and the California Mission Singers. It plays the Orpheum Sunday and Monday September 17 and 18, drawing strong female audience appeal in Los Angeles New York Chicago and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona
W. HL
Helen and
Jackson
Orpheum
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Denver
Tomance
Pleers
Flamena” Company
California Mission Singers
Storage Company Formed In Ogden
Articles of Incorporation filed by the H.C. Fareell Glorate Co with county clerk Harry Males today. The company aims to conduct a general storage business in Ogden. Capital stock $19,000, 200 shares at $5 each. Officers and directors: Hyrum Johnson president, Charles B.R. Cole vice president, Joseph Hurne secretary treasurer, Waitlam Van Allen director, H. C. Farrell manager and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Fareell Glorate Co
Uarry
Oodet
Hyrum Johnson
Charles BR. Cole
Joeenh Hirne
Waitlam van Allen
HI. C. Farrell
Aby Rector
Free peaches and entertainment at Brigham City event
A fragmented notice advertises free peaches and entertainment in Brigham City with event timing from afternoon to evening. The legible bits mention peach day details and transportation or admission pricing, framed as a local community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Ogden mayor invites Provo businessmen to Weber Club dinner
A letter from W M Wiley of the Provo Commercial Club requests Ogden style development guidance. Mayor Abbot R B Heywood invites Provo business leaders to dine at the Weber Club for an exchange of ideas on attracting industry. Lionel Barrymore stars in The Yellow Streak at Utah Theatre, concluding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BI. Wilson
Provo Commercial Club
Ogden
Eliie
Abbot RB
Heywood
Provo
Weber Club
Ne. Wilson
Lionel Barrymore
Utah Theatre
Kindergarten class formed at the Lewis School
A minimum kindergarten class will be formed tomorrow at the Lewis School as the only such class in the city due to space limits. Miss Verna Tavey will supervise the session, with morning and afternoon terms culminating at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lewis School
Thia
Mra
Cfty
Misa Verna Tavey
Masonic Notice for February Lodge Meeting
A Masonic notice states Font Valley Lodge No. 3 will meet Wednesday at 8 PM for the celebration of the late Braker J J of Recsington. The meeting is under Worshipful Master MEIN T MOORE with Secretary MEIN T MOORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font Vally Lodge No
Masanie
Braker J. J
Recsington Lote
Eagles Attention Dig Meeting Notice
Eagles members urged to attend a Wednesday evening gathering to discuss a special dissertation and new home proposal. Brother Max Davidson returns from a trip to share updates. Secretary A Hensley signs along with T. Buaubahnessy.
Death in Utah Auto Crash Triggers Board Inquest
A jury convened by Municipal Judge George S. Darker will investigate the death of Wesley Doskstader, a Brigham City man killed in a car crash on the way from Salt Lake City to Oxden. The inquest follows a request from Salt Lake County officials. Reed couple and Miss Del Horo remain in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Jory
Dan Elis
A. T . Hesymark
E. W. Cannady
George S. Darker
Wesley Doskstader
Brigham City
Oxden
Salt Lake City
Larkle and Sons
Mortary
Salt Lake County
Inter
Mra
J. W. Reed
Mise del Horo
Dorkstader
Brigham Peach Day Promotes Frey Peaches Festivities
Brigham hosts Peach Day on September 14 welcoming all with Frey peaches and entertainment. Autos run from 7:20 a.m. to 7 p.m. via Electric Way. event advertises activities and fresh fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Reacil
Frey Peaches
Ree Entertainment
City Sues Jewel Tire Co. Rep Over License Fees
Judge J A Howell reversed a lower court ruling and found for the plaintiff City of against A Schurman. The case involves compelling the defendant, local representative of the Jewel Tire Co., to pay a certain revenue or tax. Attorney Mavi Star appeared for the city, presenting the legal argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judse
A. Howell
A. Schurman
Jowel Tra Co
Pay & Polinera’ Ueenue
Salt Lake City Princess Festival Opens Evening
In Salt Lake City last night the Fall Princess festival opened amid local pageantry. The event featured a parade of participants from the Wands Ten group and a performance by the Deter tears of the local teams, with Salt Lake and Three Woodnen noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oplenway
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Ogden City Parade Honors Salt Princess Attendant
A local parade drew many Ogden residents as the city presented one of the maids of the Salt Princess, Lydia For, until recently a resident of Ogden and a student at the local high school, with recognizable pride and public recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Ogden
Hich School
Ogden Plant Shop Closes After Long Run
Aaron Jackson, a planter tracer at 2385 Madison Avenue, has discontinued business. It was the oldest business in Ogden, 13 years under Mrs. Elizabeth Kriefanpl and 27 years under Mr. Jack. The planter feels he has earned rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Jackson
Planter Tracer
Madison Avenue
Ogden
Elizabeth Kriefanpl
Jack
Arraignment on Nonsupport in Municipal Court
Mordecai Williams was arraigned in municipal court on a nonsupport charge. He waived his preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial. Similar action occurred in the case of Sirk Panuisakis. Papaterkis was charged with jail breaking and escaped from the state convict camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordecai Williams
Sirk Panuisakis
Papaterkis Geas
Store Now For Winter
Store now for winter if you are specific in ordering Aberdeen every ounce will count. It is the 95 per cent fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ogden City adopts sidewalk and curb district ordinances
Drunken defendants including George Shepherd and H McCowen were jailed ten days each. An ordinance creates Sidewalk District No 144 in Ogden Utah with a local tax to fund concrete sidewalks and related work across parts of northeast quarter sections in Township 6 North. A separate ordinance establishes Curb and Gutter District No 120 with a five payment tax to cover concrete curbs and gutters in designated blocks. Both measures include due dates, interest terms and official attestations by the Ogden City government in 1916 and 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Ogden
Utah
Henalger Avenue
Twelfth and
Thirtetnth Streets
Twelfth Street
Washington Avenue
Engineer's Station
Farley Avenna
Aidewalk
Sch
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
United States
Burney
Hmlla
Oxden City
Board of Commissioners of Open Cits
Anbot R Heywood
Walter Richey
State of
Weber
Ogden City
Eas
City Neconter
Ogden Standard
Board of Commissioners
Madman and
Monrme Avenues
Basrs of Commissioners
Abbot RB. Heywood
Walter Richet
City Recorder
Arden City
Reptember
Clty Meconter
Italy
Jura Standard
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EY A Tenaley
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Schubach Optical
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Eccles
Spex
Nyes
Ramon
A.M. Heywood
Mear
Toho North
W. M. Wileya
Commercial Club
Dogkstader
Buruiven A Law Lich
Brigham
Virginia Pearson
Kate
Weatertt Slater Bee
William Fox
Matt
Jeff
Resen' Elliott On
Sherman Clune
Cinema Opera
Qloest Business Wity OF
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Independent Coal and Coke Ca
Wiverdale
Opies
George Shepherd
H. McCowen
F. Knapp
J. Dee
Jal
Macias
Sim Malem
Wea
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Weller Moore
Sunset Heights
Davis & Weber Land CO
L. W. Coffee
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