Dancing Season Opens at Five Points Saturday Night
Random notices mix ads and community snippets. The品Standard lists dancing season opening at Five Points, local real estate and services, a marriage license, and people visiting relatives. It mentions former Browning Brothers employee visiting friends, a space cadilac ad, and forest service photos for Ogden district. Includes town notices, personal updates, and business offerings with names like Lee Allicon, Thomas Utesman, Harriet Stephenson, and A. Glasmans.
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Lee Aliicon
Union Pacific
Union Depot
Morrison Osteopath
Eccles
Harry Hales
Homer A. Atbios
Posi ' Iéeho
Cadilac
Ogten District Forest Service
Forest Service
Utah
Idaho
Miles Gertrude Baker
Maria Daker
Clover Leaf Dairy
Daker
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
Paul W. Slecher
11 Kort
Herman
Dan
Chicago University
Kort
Cincinnati
Young Kort
Ogden High School
Mre
Las Brooke
Western Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Cato
GEO A. Lowe CO
L. Jones Coal & Ite Co
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Notable Social Events and Moves in Ogden Society
Society notes from Ogden report Mrs. C O Walker hosting and Chas Noot of Salt Lake state officers of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union visiting. A temple wedding unites Summer Fort Nelson and Mr Folsthe M Johnson with plans to reside on Peery avenues. Lawrence West leaves for Valparaiso University. W L Burt returns from a month in New York and the East. Mrs Glen McFaul and friends entertain in Open, with Willard J. Wilson hosting at the Southern Pacific station. other guests travel on Union Pacific.
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Ogden
CO. Walker
Dire
Chas. Noot
Salt Lake
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Quincy Craft
Misa Leota Kennedy
Othre
Temple
Nelson
Fire National Mark
Folsthe M. Johnson
Myrum
Peery Avenues
Mira
Gla McFaul
McFaul
Orden
Sra. Lascher
Fresno
Cal
Teacher
McFauls
Flytoy
Union Pacific
Willard J. Wilson
Souther Pacific
Republicans lining up for contest tomorrow
Activity swirled in the local Republican camp as the Weber County Convention set for 11 am tomorrow. Delegates and candidates for county offices pressed the work of pairing delegates while conflicts over seat credentials loomed. The slate includes W C Hunter for commissioner and J B Hobson for sheriff with multiple incumbents seeking renomination. credentials committee and platform talks loom large. Girls, don't do it see The Hypocrites at the Utah Sunday and Monday.
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Weber Cousty
Arrow
Samuel Powell
Jorenh E. Evans
Frans
Cagven- Ven
Couity
Powell
Ritt
Daumunk
Owton
Wm. C. Hunter
Gates
Wilson
Rabson
Roscoe Glasmans
Allg
Busloers
W. C. Hunter
W. G. Child
John Farr
N. S. Corie
A. P. Parker
Wm J. Craven
Filan King
Utah
Chambers Seeks County Treasurer Nomination in Republican Convention
Alma D. Chambers declares he will accept the nomination for county treasurer if delegates to the Republican convention choose him. He is a long time Ogden resident, highly esteemed in Weber County, and prepared to run against the Democratic nominee.
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Alma D. Chambers
Chambers
Weber County
Ita
Ogden
Ady
City fire station vacated and equipment reassigned
The city vacates Station No 2 transferring property to First National Bank to settle Glenwood Park. Shipments and men stay at Station No 1 for now. A new station fate is uncertain. Wagon from Station 2 to be signed to Val France Motor Co. Chief Graves returns from Atlantic convention.
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First National Bank
Glenwood Park
Mation No. 1
Brach
Val France Motor Company
As & Miofor
Cnter G. A. Graves
Atlantic
Cosat
International Association of Fire Department
Providence
Ite
Tugate
Fie
New York
Howton
Chi
Willie Clark To Serve 106 Dang
Willie Clark, a Black man arrested by county authorities on assault and battery, was sent to city authorities to serve a 100 day suspended jail sentence. He has a long salt record and the sentence follows his petit larceny conviction. The assault victim is Nick Callan, a local farmer.
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Clark
Petit Laterhy
Nick Callan
Fireek Farmer
Verdict: Cause of death natural for Ogden auto passenger
The coroner's jury found that Wesley Dooimtnder of Holgham City died of natural causes while en route from Salt Lake City to Ogden in a car with Mr and Mrs Hoss Mee and Shan Marcelle Del Hoya. The inquest, conducted by County Attorney Joseph Tivans before Coroner George S. Barker, exonerated the traveling companions from any blame.
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Wesley Dooimtnder
Holgham City
Tha Coroger
A. T. Heatmark
W.W. Ant FW. Cannady
Jozeph Tivans
Corier
George 8. Barker
Dorkstader
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Mr and Mea
Hoss Meeé
Shan Marcelle del Hoya
Watch ownership clarification clears dockstader case
A. F. Davia of Western Motor Car of Balt Lake testified this morning that the owner left the watch at his garage on security for car repair charges. The watch was involved with repairs after Need's automobile was damaged while operated by Dockstader, clearing up suspicious circumstances in the case.
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A. F. Davia
Western Motor Car Company
Balt Lake
Need
Dockstader
Connecion
Eaze. Ts
Union Pacific officials pass through Osden en route to Salt Lake City
A. E. Calvin president of Union Pacific and W. A. Whitney superintendent of transportation visit Osden from Omaha and note rail freight car shortages. They urge shippers to coordinate with railroads to speed loading and unloading as eastern congestion and port backlogs worsen.
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A. E. Calvin
Union Pacific Railroad
Osden
Salt Lake City
W. A. Whitney
City
Omaha
Galt Lake City
The Orpheum Theatre Show With Miss Gould
The Orpheum bills Miss Gould a star of the Pantages week with stunning gowns and stage presence. Her act includes refined wardrobe, with fur trimmed cape and elegant accoutrements, plus a vivid performance that lights the evening alongside Lalla Lever in The Truthful Liar.
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Orpheum
Rite Gould
Saudeville Hill
Orpheum Theater
Ned
Misa Gould
Mont Coltured
Ikalie Remedieries
Orden
Jake Alpense
Hise Gould
Lalla Lever
Perry M. Gough Dies at Hospital
Perry Monroe Couch longtime railroad worker for Denver and Rio Grande and Southern Pacific in local yards died at the hospital shortly after 2 PM. Death listed as general breakdown from overwork. Body at Lindquist undertaking parlor. Funeral arrangements unsettled. Born in Missouria, came to Utah in 189?1. Survived by wife and six children: Walter, Arthur Couch at home. Emma Wellogey of Ogden. May Meyerat of Los Angeles.
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Perry Monroe Couch
Denver & Wo Grande
Southern Pacific
Lindquist
Miescurt
Utah
Walter
Arthur Couch
Thirty-sixth Street
Emma Welllogey
Ogden
May Meyerat Jresiden
Los Angeles
Appreciation by 4 Soldier Letter to Sinecroft & Rone
A fragmentary note from Trim W. C. Chase of Company 1 Vieh cavalry, stationed at Ogden, thanks a company named Sinecroft & Rone for public spiritedness and support. The text is garbled but indicates formal appreciation and a dedication to the company.
W Wills Seeks Higher Alimony In Contempt Case
An order directs Jadaa Jobo G. Willis to appear September 23 to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt for failing to pay alimony. May Willis, divorced from him in 1912, seeks increased support from 758 to 109 monthly and reimbursement for a 1109 plana and other household goods taken by creditors. The district court at Ilamoriax, with Special Judge George E. Armstrong presiding, will hear the matter at 2 p.m. on the date. Judges Howell and Marris were qualifying.
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Jadaa Jobo G. Willis
Mbow
May W. Willis
Ibla Morpiax
Dave Net
George E. Armstrong
Katt Lake
Judera J. A. Howell
Nathan J. Marris
Illes Nephew of Kaiser Reported Killed in War Front
War office bulletin from the Italian front announces the death of Prince Frederick Wilisra, nephew of Emperor William. Born 1893 in Frankfurt, he was the elder son of Prince Frederick Charles and Princess Sfaratel.
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Rorales
Ariz
Gir
France
Septem
Frederick William
Maxlecas
BareMeininged
Belihren
Lippe
Reus
Waldeck
Teste
Landan
Frederick Willim
Herse
Cars Orvan
War Office
Totay
Tallian
Prince Frederick Wilisra
Thrsxe
William
Frenkfort
Frederice Charles of
Henné
Princene Sfaratel, Sleter
Persistent Allied Offensive Reports in Mesopotamia and Europe
London reports renewed heavy fighting in Mesopotamia with a limited official statement from Constantinople dated September 3. About 200 men are said to have been in the engagement. In the Euphrates sector a surprise attack was repulsed after strong counter moves with heavy losses. In the Tanemy height action 70 men were said to be lost. Northern Dobrudja saw troops, aided by Germans and Hungarians, repulse strong Husalsas and Rumanians forces.
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London
Mesopotamia
Lnmited
Constantinople
Berlin
Euphrates
Htort
Suntab
Husalsas
Ruman Lane
Dobridja
Repulse of Allied Attack on Franco Belgian Front
Official report from London describes continued fighting on the Franco Belgian front with artillery duels and multiple repulsed Allied assaults. German forces claim success in aerial combat and artillery backing as clashes extend near the Somme Ancre area and south of Thiepval.
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Erin, Fort
London
Todal
Latrme
Tower
Neblay
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