Random References and Local Notices across Town
Local brief items report price lists, travel notes, church talks, typhoid illness in Salt Lake, missing bicycles, stolen chickens and tools, visits to Davenport and Salt Lake marriages and licenses. Also mentions a temperance sermon at the Methodist church and an advertisement for a film feature “Cotton King” with pit screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Soclaty
Methodist Frere
Total Methodist Church
G. F. Rasswaller
Wim. A. Token
John Beancroft & Sons Co
Weber Stake
Acuillary
Second Ward
Asine Ag
John Toone
J. G. Clark
Wilford Bereridge
Mldren
Volker
Golen
Tetcher
Shupe's Lane
Pollos
Yools
FL Offerman
Monroe Avenue
Mre
Eganta
Davenport
Iowa
John Edwards
Maggie Hitton
Salt Lake
Mat Zgelment
Sophie & Erbleck
BL Loula
Edward Fred Stodmloster
Council Bluffs
Esther Peterson
Joseph Almond
Logan
Sarah Jensen
Mitrida
Man found guilty in police court faces fine or Jail
E. J. Wecklewalts was found guilty in morning police court for profane language before ladies while under liquor. He chose a $10 fine or 10 days in jail. Chappel and C. A. Walkats were granted suspended sentences. one dollar tall was forfeited. J HL Demeter was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wecklewalts
Uélee
Chappel
C. A. Walkats
Pata Érucks
Spistnes
Obev
HL Demeter
Night arrest reports during a Saturday disturbance
Detectives Hubert Bork and Robert Chambers report the arrest of Melnura on a drunkenness and disturbing the peace charge. Saturday night Patrolman Shaughnessy arrested a person on a public nuisance basis, with details naming only the officers and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bork
Robert Chambers
D. W. Melnura
Shaughnessy
Accident injures lawyer in rabbit hunt mishap
David J Thurman Jr a barrister at the Utah Blaze School for the Deaf and Blind was accidentally shot in the left leg by his 10 year old son Owen while returning from a rabbit hunt on riverbanks north of the state school. The 22 caliber revolver discharged as Owen turned to shoot. The wound, though painful, is not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Thurman, Jr
Jackson Avenue
Utah Blaze
Owen
Mr.Thurman
Exkia
The Cotton King B reel at Jais tonight and Tuesday
A lively reel program titled The Cotton King screens at Jais tonight and again Tuesday. It promises exciting scenes and theatrical energy with a brisk B feature alongside the main attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jais
Cotton King
Financial report for August month by county treasurer
The county treasurer presented the financial report for the month of August showing balances and expenditures. Entries include general fund and poor fund amounts with a total balance around $9,104.02 to $9,104.03 and expenditures for the period noted as 19e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty
Balary
Directors of Weber County Farm Bureau Meeting
Weber County farm bureau directors hold an afternoon meeting to outline future bureau actions and appoint committees. They plan to oversee various lanes of operation and, once organized, will consider projects for farmers. A priority is draining drained lands in the western part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County Farm Bureau
Barbecue Big Feature Of Fashion Show And Parade
The Fashion Show and Hervant Festival will feature an extensive barbecue on Hudson Avenue from noon to 6 PM Saturday with expert barbecue artists, a thousand volunteers, and a Chinese band from Portland. Baby Snow event returns with Judge A. G. Horn and helpers to top last year’s show, while window committees prepare for prize-winning displays. Queen voting closes Sept 15 with results announced after screenings of candidate photos at local theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervant
Hudson Avenue
Ime
Tom Burk
Weber Club
Portland, Or
Pacific Northwest
Ogden
A. G. Horn
James Canse
Children's Aid Society
Mise Florence Palas
Mina Myra Mood
Mise
Esther Anderson
Mary Hutte
Janet Russell
Lilian
Misa Florence Weat
Misa Viola Carr
C. K. MacMandy
Nosces Glasmann
Former Resident Dies at 63 in Berkeley
J W Millis, a former Opder resident, died at 6 45 pm Sunday in Berkeley California. The funeral will be held at 10 am tomorrow at the Episcopal church. He had lived on the coast since leaving Ogden years ago and was 63 on his birthday. His daughter Mrs Rawlina and Mrs MTs left Ogden earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Millis
Opder
Berkeley
Cal
Mra
Rawlina
Mts
Ogden
Arouod
Bert
Tomarror
Mra Millis
Van With A Bun Causes Mug Disturbance
J Warner was arrested by Officer William Brower after frightening tenants at the Wright Annex rooming house on Twenty fourth street late Saturday night. He was booked on disturbing the peace, with a potential charge change before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Annex
Twenty-fourth Street
J. Warner
William Brower
Werner
GAA North 10 Logan On 26th Te Mom
Construction work on the interurban electric road from Orden to Preston nears completion. Manager Pf. D. Hoe expects trains to run over the full line by September 26, with the extension ready for use by autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAA North
Logan
Pat Do ‘Warren
Ana
Origham Walleile
Orden
Preston
Pf. D. Hoe
Pytar
Retail Merchants Meet With State to Discuss Weights Law
Ogden Retail Merchants association and city health department arrange a Wednesday night meeting at 8 in the city council chambers. Inspector George Shorten will explain the new weights and measures law with Liebor Reith state sealer and J FR Rayner federal inspector among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Retail Merchants Association
New
George Shorten
City Health Department
Lieber Reith
J. FR. Rayener
Mening
August Waterworks Financial Recap and Balances
Recapitulation of the waterworks department financials for August shows receipts from meter rentals service taps various items totaling 50,184.75 and disbursements including salaries maintenance extensions of mains and piping supplies with a net cash in bank at August 31 of 4,130.71 and warrants outstanding of 3,007.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartestan Weld
Crenereeee
Walaries
Csecevenenees
Toute
Chautauqua Circle to Hold First Meeting of Year
Society notes report Chautauqua Circle will hold its first meeting of the year at Mrs J G’s home. Guests invited to join discussions on reading, books, and related courses. Also notes visits and readings from various members and a look at club plans for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Circle
Faber
Meyer Chautauqua Scientific and Literary Shore
Wolfgang
Thomas
Schalk
Circle
Mra J. G
Philadelphia
Falck
Cattersea
Paw
Leary
Mheeban
Eccles
BeAvey
New York
Detroit
King
Jamon
Atanage
Dent
Fisher
Nussovi
Nunamaker
Bigelow
Republican central committee calls Sept. 2 nominating convention
At a meeting in the office of former State Senator Georgy J. Kelly the Republican city central committee authorized a nominating convention for September 2 at 7 30 PM in the county courthouse. Delegates will be apportioned one for every fifteen votes and a total of 208 delegates. District chairs must hold primaries September 20 to select delegates for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Central Committee
Georgy J. Kelly
Og Ae
Inez Reyad Iican
Republican Party
World Markets: Grain and Wheat Rally Amid Rain Outlook
Chicago grain futures moved up after early weakness as rains in the northwest and forecasts of more rain boosted sentiment. Receipts at spring crop terminals offset the gains, with September and December contracts showing advances, while corn prices slipped on reported growth conditions. Wheat and oats traded varied, with broader market tone steady to slightly higher, and hog futures soft due to ample supplies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Bertember
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M. M. Wykes CO
Fiandard
Price
Ais
Bramweel
David J. Thurman
AGUS
Borch Creek
Eden
Parr Weaten
Harrisville
Hooperies
Hantsville
Marriott
Liberty Oesq
Plaza City
Pleasant View
Randall
Slaterville Row
Wilson
Ogden Canyon
Hazel Dawn
Jennifer
Hudson Ave
Modern Electric Co
Bargaina
Ogden Typewriter House
H. C Chapin
Prop
STATE
Sre
Dortont Yebleare
Darton
Oese
Scott
Cleoite
Sehalk
Leonard Ang
Washlopton
Cleveland
MM. J. Healy
Washington
Abia
Maud
Garrett
Jones
Cartar
Trom
Willard Kay
Hber
Citford
Califoria
Visi
Willard
Stanford University
Deing
Lane Hospital
Stanford
Ivy
Pittsburg
Bivive
Federal
Ea Ae
Lane
Jan
Hell Rover
Hell
Lontertile Courier Journal
Rambo
Rastoz
Rastus
Louisville’ Herald
Chicago Grain
Lille
Ogden Theater
Lionel Barrymore
Jans Grey
THE
SWORD
Feature House
State of
Utah
Ogden State Bank
Weber
Benklog House
Furnita
Warranta
National
Backa
Sesean Eee
Tota
Wee
Utaie
Aotee
Buarplas Fund
Yeresavecere
Intertat
Ponsoe
Tess
Btata
Ervecess
Tistares
County of
AP. Ngelow
M. E. Tawson
Bee
EL. van Meter, G. I. Becker, d. N. Spargo
State OF Utah
Office of
Dank Commlssioner
C. A. Glazier
Hank
LA Vonne
Namo
Thia
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