Peach Day At Brigham City Draws Ogden Visitors
Peach Day in Brigham City attracts crowds from Ogden and southern Utah. Officials O J Burwelt and Don Crews visit, with special train routes and autos bringing newsboys from the Herald-Republican to stir interest. Excursions and rail travel to Brigham City report heavy activity amid peach harvest excitement.
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Frigham Ciy
Ogden
Orden
O. J. Burwelt
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Don & Crewa i
Department of Agriculture
Brigham
Bel
Dingham City
Herald-Republican
Halt Lake
Drigham City
Peach Cis
Opening the Local Government Peach Bureau
Don EL Crews of the department of agriculture cannot open the Peach Bureau reporting station office as soon as hoped due to a delayed trunk of papers and equipment. If the shipment fails, he will request duplicates from Denver. He cites the annual cost and seeks farmer participation in an unbiased bulletin on peach markets prices and selling conditions for growers to submit crops directly.
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Peach Bulletin
Oxdeoot Inez
Don EL Crews
Department of Agriculture
Denver
Weber County
Financial report of Ogden city auditor August receipts
The city auditor's August receipts and expenditures report was submitted to the city commission and approved for publication. It itemizes funds across Public Affairs and Finance, Public Safety, Parks and Public Property, and related departments including Public Attorney, Mayors Office, Recorder, Treasurer, City Hall, Streets, Fire, Streets and Public Property, Park and Cemetery Departments with totals such as 31,541.96 for Public Affairs and Finance and 5,616.82 for Parks and Public Property.
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Lugnad Bintada Yeod Public Sprays Tees Eseguesenay
Public Afeataa
Ofica Treaurer
Omeo
Tires
Etreet Department
Lost Traps and Charges Filed in U S Court
The United States court heard charges against Delcorin and Richardson for larceny of animal traps and a coyote hide valued at two dollars. Complaints sworn by Giorgio E Motlman of the U S Geological Survey cite theft from a valley site near Dox Tder county Gietrich.
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Joe Belcostal
Opal Anderson
United States
Delcorin
Richardson
Couny Gietrich
Delsoravnlta
Neigbors quarrel over chicken house leads to court case
In municipal court Joseph Van Woerkom accuses P Powerse of disturbing the peace. Powers allegedly threatened and invited a fight, with testimony detailing a long feud over a chicken house built on Van Woerkom’s land. The dispute arose after Powers was arrested when the issue escalated near Van Woerkom’s property.
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Joseph van Woerkom
P. Powerse
Powers
Fieb
Ven Woerkom
Jill
Towers
van Woerkom
Who's Your Neighbor Coming Soon at the Orpheum
A new film Who's Your Neighbor directed by S. Mackis Drew and produced by Mammoth Film Corporation debuts at the Orpheum theatre for four days starting Sunday September 22. The play is praised for its moral theme, concise storytelling, lavish scenes, and a strong cast.
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Shererer
Willard Mackie
Mankis Drew
West
Mammoth Film Corporation
Orpheum Theatre
Buoday
Preen
Publlet
Japanese Organizing North American Importing Co
Articles of Incorporation filed with the county clerk for the North American Importing company and a Japanese business concern. Capitalization listed at 15,000 dollars with 360 shares of fid value. Six incorporators named: Bert Kaneko, K Tashima, CoH Kawaguchi, J B Tokunaga, Tashima, and C Kawaguchi. The firm plans general merchandising and import export activity. Stock fully subscribed among the incorporators. Officers: Bert Y Kaneko president, K Tashima vice president, H C Kawaguchi secretary and treasurer.
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Artiles
Timporting Company
Bert
Kaneko
Tashima
Bert Y. Kaneko
K. Tashima
H.C. Kawaguchi
Gopher bounty yields fortunes in Ogden valley
Floyd Birth of Orden valley earned sixteen dollars and sixty cents by turning in gopher hides at the courthouse, the bounty set at five cents per hide. The report notes many youngsters hunted gophers, reducing the pest population amid valley damage from rooks and grazing.
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Floyd Birth
Orden Valley
Mr. Tire
Hoya
Ogden Valley
Terntpelgbib Street Paving Nears Completion
The Terntpelgbib street paving will be completed in about two weeks adding a mile to the paving in the city. Washington avenue work is rushed to finish before trust enters the ground. Upon completion Eden will have paved streets that compare with any city. The mayor and city engineer inspect daily and express satisfaction with progress. Work sped up on the east side of Washington avenue and earth prepared for the torn up sections.
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Washington Avenue
Eden
Wark
Warka
Widy
Wankington Avenue
Earth
City paving nears toping on most avenues
Plain language OCR fragment notes paving progress with a thin coat laid at a rate of a block in three days. City engineer expects a further toping increase in two days, except on Washington avenue where progress differs.
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Washington Avenue
Bitter pacifists escape penalty in Hartford trial
Judge Edwin Dickinson ruled not guilty for Mrs. Annie J. Hale of New York and Alfred F. E. Whitehead of Hartford in a breach of peace case after an attack on the president and the war at a Hartford People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace meeting. United States attorney said no statute supported prosecution.
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Conn
Edwin ©. Dickinson
Annie J. Hale
New York
Alfred FE. Whitehead
Mra. Hale
Wartford
People's Council of America For Democracy and Peace
United States District
World Markets Rally On Opening Amid Dollar Ease
Stocks surged in early trading as heavy buying lifted leading shares including Central Leather Marine preferred American Petroleum Lorillard Crucible Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Republic Maxwell up 5 to 3 points. Rail stocks steadier with Reading Canadian Pacific gaining before a brief dip. Canadian Pacific hit a new high near 147.4, as easier money conditions spurred speculation on steel and copper prices.
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Missouri Pacific
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Pittsburg Coal
Ray Consolidated Copper
Republic Iron and Steel
Sinclair OU
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Studebaker Company
le Tennessee Copper
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States Industrial “Alcoholthy
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Wabash
Weatinshouse Electric
Willys Overland
American Zinc
Ce le Butte and
Superior
Cala. Petroleum
Montana Power
Shattuck Arizona
Chicago and Omaha Livestock and Market Report Summary
Mixed hog cattle and sheep prices noted across Chicago Omaha and New York markets. Hogs steady to higher with receipts around 14 000 in Chicago and 4 200 in Omaha while cattle show prime and dressed beef levels, with calves and stockers priced widely. sugar and retail goods also listed in New York quotations.
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Wish Law and Cosa Strike Wheat Trading Halt
Kansas City livestock market report notes no trading activity amid fragmented lines. Reference to Wish Law and Cosa in daily trading diary, with May 29 prices and hog market shorthand, amid unsettled conditions at the Kansas City desk.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Utah Stocks Market Summary on Private Wire
Quotations from J. A. Hagle & Co reflect a volatile session with Columbus Tesall leading gains on first call. About 12 000 shares shifted, prices ranging from 41.35 to 1.15, with Alte Consolidated showing weakness and Howell mild, while New Quincy Della and South Hope rose on the decline. Walle Trade Standant Wilbert West Toledo and Venkre moved modestly higher.
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