Used car sale notes with various models and prices
A store classifieds style notice lists multiple used autos and trucks for sale. Models include 1915 Ford touring, 1916 Hup touring, 1916 Ford with electric starter, 190 Maxwell, 1910 Cahill Stake, and 1910 Peerless truck. Prices range around $290 and similar, with contact details for Ogden's Mack-Robinson Auto Co and dealer references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
INI
Maxwell
Mack-Robinson Auto CO
Utalown
Cadillac
A. L. Glasmann
Blanchard
Cahill Stake
Peerk
TSU
Wiebe Cruck
Ogden Motor Car CO
Undaon Ave
Ogden
Union Pacific Could Move 50 000 Soldiers Without Difficulty
Article reports that the Union Pacific railroad system with its ordent terminal and double tracked main line could transport 50,000 troops daily westbound from the Missouri River to Ogden Utah. It notes lines from Cheyenne to Denver and Kansas City with connections to Hi, Memphis, and the South, emphasizing the military value of rapid troop movement and the suitability of a double track for efficiency, estimating up to 1,000 men per train and a train every thirty minutes.
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Union Pacific Railroad Wystem
Orden
Missouri River
Colliers’ Weekly
Hungerford
Ogden
Ogden Arseway Bn
Valen Pacific
Rack & Railroad
Tte Eponsara
Union
Rac
Union Pacific
Council Mutts
Courtel Butts Fairwar
Union Pacite
Sacramento
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
San Angeles
Union Pacific Mover
Ammmer
Comet Hluffa
Oden
Missouri Hiver
Tesat
Great Railroad
Commissioner Hunter Seeks Four Year Term Nomination
Hunter af Wilson, chairman of Weber County board, announces candidacy for renomination to a four year commissionership at the Republican convention Saturday. He claims full effort for county betterment during incumbency and vows to continue the push if nominated and elected.
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Winiar
Hunter Af Wilson
County Board of Commissioners
Winter
Weber County
Hetain
Urementt
The Mysteries of Myra at the Utah for the Last Time Today
W C H I L D announces candidacy for county commissioner for a four year term by the Republican convention to be held near Saturday. The message emphasizes the candidate’s past record and eligibility despite contrary veteran opposition. The piece notes the forthcoming nomination process and outlines fitness for county governance.
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Myra
The
Utah
Lam
Republan
Faturday
Recordag County Commis
The Mysteries of Myra Adventure Debut
A clipped notice hints at CHILD presenting a period piece called The Mysteries of Myra. The item appears in a prepublication reader context with promotional language and fragmented OCR.
Mathews Seeks GOP Nomination For County Assessor
Thomas E Mathews announces his candidacy for county assessor as a Republican, citing his prior service as county assessor and his strong knowledge of property values. He currently assists in the city auditor’s office. The county convention will set the nomination.
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Thomas KB. Mathews
Canty Asgeasor
Hn Mathews
Weber County Ia
City Arenaurer
Transients voting at Wilson primaries fan the flames
Wm. C. Hunter reports transient voters aiding at Wilson primaries and explains delegation dynamics for the county convention. Committee of five named to arrange temporary officers. Rumors surrounding county attorney race discussed. Clarente Ey Wright declines, Powell shifts to run. Evans faces three candidates. Hunter blamed district losses on Amalgamated Sugar voters and remains optimistic about convention outcomes.
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Wm. C. Hunter
Wilson
J. A. Howell
West Gatliday
Charles BR. Holingeworth
Weber County Republican Committee
Hollingsworth
Thia Qoroing
Qearke
Harker
E T. Mulanlaki
Fred Foulger
William Sewell
W. J. Critchron
Committee of
Ilva
Hollingaworth
Alowly
Joseph Evans
Evans
Herbert D. Brown
Powell
Clarente Ey Wright
Wright
H. Datmunk
Hunter
William C. Hunter
County Commission
F. Stratford
Amalgamated Sugar Company
West Weber
Taylor
Therif
J. G. Crompton
Cerain
Rawson
J. L. Hobson
Tom Nuth
George Leatham
Harry Knowlden
John C. Davis
Hart Davis
Ogden
Davie
Hoyt
Thavent
Engineer Parker for County Surveyor Nomination
Engineer A Farker is a candidate for the county surveyor nomination. He is a Weber County native, educated in Ogden and Valparaiso University, with nine years of continuous engineering experience and is now an associate engineer in the city engineering department.
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Engloeer A. Farker
Parker
Weber County
Ogden
Valpataleo University
Pli
Rity Engineering Department
Ailverfaement
George A. “Tert" Parker, Son
Two-Year Term Candidacy For W G Witton In Weber County
W G Witton commonly known as Attly is a popular Weber County figure. He has spent about four decades building roads and promoting public works including the Ogden canyon boulevard. Witton announces his candidacy for a two year term as county commissioner and states he will win if nominated. He has leased the Hermitage for five years and will focus on business. An advertisement notes The Mysteries of Myra at the Utah today.
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W. G. Witton
Weber County
Wilson
Ogden Canyon
Hin
Wilaun
Aimee
Witton
Jo Ta
de Matto
Ie Han
Hermitage
Elelen
Wiliam Tennipga Bryan
Smith
Bryan
Alhambra
Mrr
Ryan
Kryan
Citisen
Utah
Bungling Legiolators Of This State Causes Tax Overreach
The article criticizes Utah lawmakers and Supreme Court rulings on tax levies. It notes that a 18 mill cap was promised but a 24 mill levy resulted, totaling 20.7 mills after a writ of mandate. County officials blame the legislature and state officials for conflicting provisions, warning of harm to city schools and taxpayers.
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James J. Rodeco
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Lax
Geen City
Allebreme Court
Sta
Jihe
Eity
Sur Prey
Utah
Ana
Bought and Paid For at Alhambra by Coast Players
The Coast Players present Bought and Paid For at the Alhambra on Tuesday and Wednesday. The production promises sharp dialogue and comic timing as it follows a web of mistaken purchases and social pretensions, with a focus on relationships and consequences.
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Alhambra
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership in Nevada Firm
The firm operating as J.C. Lee & Son in Te soma Elko County Nevada has been dissolved by mutual consent. C. Fyles purchased the entire interest and will settle all debts. Dated August 29, 1916. Advertisement.
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J.C. Lee & Son
Tesoma
Elko
Nevada
Tourual
C. Fyles
J.C. Lee
J.C Lee
Bryan to Headline Utah Democratic Campaign Visit
Weber county Democrats anticipate William Jennings Bryan’s September 1 event as a key factor in boosting the party across Weber County and Utah. The visit aims to rally support for Democratic principles and the Wilson ticket, with Utah viewed as a pivotal swing state.
Broken Nose Costs Cowboy in Police Court
Elbert Waters, a local taxicab driver and former cowboy, pleaded guilty in police court to battery and was sentenced to twenty five days in jail or a $28 fine. He struck Orval Housely after a dispute outside the European hotel near the Marion hotel, leaving Housely with a broken nose and unconscious. Also jailed were Bill Donovan Philip Ryan and Marty Schafer for five days each as charged drunks. Buckskin Jim, an Indian, forfeited $3 for drunkenness, and F Zoeller was fined 25 cents and jailed twenty five days for vagrancy at the New York rooming house.
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Elbert Waters
Jall
Vietum
Orval Heusely
Housely
Winters
Giel
Marion Hotel
Hourely
Anusely
Bill Donovan
Phcilip Ryan
Marty Schafer
Buckskin Jim
Yeaterday
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Fatrolman EC
Canfield
Urunkennesa
F. Zoeller
Ile
New York
Daylight robbery on Twenty Fourth Street Viaduct reported
A daylight robbery occurred last Saturday on the Twenty Fourth Street Viaduct. The incident involved a bold theft during daylight hours and prompted an investigation by local authorities. No injuries reported, and suspects remain at large.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Lsht
Jail sets trial date after grand larceny arraignment
R R Shepherd waived preliminary exam and bound over for district court on grand larceny. Shepherd and George Rowland stopped Jamies Crown on the vi aduct at 5 p m and stole 90 05 in cash and checks. Rowland fled with the money while Shepherd was captured and confessed. Crown, a plant employee at Ogden Packing, reported the loss of funds belonging to HL Malson and several coworkers.
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R. R. Shepherdt
Shepberd
District Court
Robert Chambers
Shepherd
George Rowland
Jamies Crown
Rowland
Ogden Packing and Provision Company
HL Malson
Dorothy Leahy
Hg, Welch
Lucille Brown
WH. Jackson
J. H. Leishman
G. H. Wrigslesworth
Tihe Parking Company
Ogden Fire Hose Bid Notice Seeks 2000 Feet of Hose
The City of Ogden invites bids before noon September 20, 1916 for two thousand feet of standard ly hose in fifty foot lengths with jacket rubber, couplings, and guaranteed quality. Samples must be submitted to the Mayor's office Ogden Utah. A Graves Chief Fire Department announces the advertisement noting a sanitary guard has been invented to prevent improper handling of pipe outlets.
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Ogden
City Ial
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Huda Arts ‘Ett
Rita Gould
W. Child
Thomas E. Mthews
Missouri
Billin Thirke
Vilna Ceodtien
Phetephars
Detcepon
Anil Satonlay
Alhambra Theatre
Engineer
Beat" Parner
W. G. Wilgon
Demoghats
Utamoquet
Coats
Serge
Eitan
National
National Credit System
Wash. Ave
Harry Reinshriber, Mgt
Brown
Billie Burke
Edna Goodrich
Katrine Kaelred
Jackie Saunders
Florence Labadier
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