Random references and court notes from Ogden area
A scrambled clipping mentions an elevator boy at a hotel, a murder suspect Benny Rogers on the Weber River bank, a prisoner serving five years, and local desertion notices. It notes clothing left at a ritual site, a court wedding in the courthouse, and a deserter Herbert Miles Currey being sought by Ogden police with last contact near a ranch 140 miles away.
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Pends
Mike Daca Bes
Bata Jo
Benny Rogers
Weber River
Bac
China
Herbert Miles Currey
Ogden Ep
Ogden
Warships North Atlantic Letters From the Front
Fragmented wartime letters describe Atlantic crossing to France, with mentions of ships and submarines, a voyage delaying mail, and hopes of landfall. Messages from E C Fart and others reference weather, quarters, and inspection, while notices include estate matters and local legal actions.
Notice of estrays in Ogden City Utah
Notice states an estray described as a bead of cattle or horse is in possession of FAL WAIRDITT in Ogden City Utah. It will be sold to the highest bidder at the Weber County location on September 1917, with details including a 43 year old horse and a child’s description, pending claim.
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Ertraystate
Wiah
Weber
Ogdan City
Tk Waablodon Avenue
Oden City
Utas
Speakers Selected For Convention In Ogden October 9 10
The Muntel ge League of Utah convention in Ogden October 9 10 lists Mayor W. Mont Ferry of Salt Lake Mayor Abbott Heywood of Ogden and Attorneys C A Boyd as speakers. Mayor Heywood opens with a welcome addressing municipal legislation and safety departments. Four sessions are planned over two days with morning Weber club sessions and afternoon meetings at the Hermitage and Nader Way venues. A visit to Ogden City waterworks and a luncheon at the Hermitage follow, with a Weber club reception and a trip to Utah Mot Borings in the evening.
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Muntelge League of Uteh
Orrn
Mont Ferry
Salt Lake
Alayor Abbott
Heywood
Ogden
Tomes C. A
Ferry
Ateterme Tord
W. E. Zuppann
Weber Club
Hermitage
Nader Way
Adama and
Jefferson Avenues
Trentrfikh
Twentyaiaih
Ogden City
Tha T Hermitene
Utah
Goddard Truck Delays Plate Approval Halt Work
George Goddard, manager of God sard Packlog company, told the city court that delays in securing license plates for a new pen truck forced a temporary stop in transporting a large crop of lima beans from the Hoy district to the factory. The driver faced a citation for not displaying plates, and Judge Harker suspended sentence, noting the issue was beyond local control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godsard Packlog Company
George Goddard
Mabi Itr
Hoy
Goddard
Ile
Judxn Harker
Peach market weathered by new government bulletins opening Friday
The government reporting bureau for the peach market will open in Colonel Madson funding tomorrow with Don E. Crews in charge under supervision. A transport delay caused by a lost trunk requires duplicate equipment from Denver but is not expected to halt service. Bulletins derive from national air crew reports and are distributed free by the government with only postage charged. Local growers will be kept informed as reports from the new country are released to align with the tar et.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Madson
Tomorry
Don E. Crews
Hammonton
Ogden
Denver
Tomorow
Air Praft
Cetall
Censorship provision added to trading with the enemy bill
Senate and House conferees included a censorship clause in the administration trading with the enemy bill to block communications between the United States and foreign countries. It aims to prevent military information from reaching Germany by relaying through Latin American and other neutral nations.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Germany
Wheat growers meet president at White House
A delegation from Northwestern wheat growers and dealers pressed President Wilton for relief, arguing government price supports worsen hardships by a 50 cent per bushel differential on a CPI price of 2.20, and that Northwestern wheat should be sold less costly. Senators Chamberlain, Poindexter, and Grady joined the delegation at the White House.
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Washington
Wilton
Northwest
Way
Northwestern
Senatora Chatberlain, Poindester
Grady Trtro
White House
Deaths and Funerals Notices from Local Ledger
Multiple death notices outline burials and funeral details. Ellen Thadlesworth Charlesworth to be buried today at Ondeneley cemetery after funeral service at First ward chapel. Edith Larson, 14, daughter of Carl W and Filth Weatherland Sarsas, died at 2:30 pm at home on 1835 Washington Avenue. Jack Moshaw, 30, Pima Indian, died at Dee Hospital, cancer of the stomach, burial and funeral plans pending with Lindquist's parlors and shipment to Waxkaile Utah.
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Charlesworth
Erné Ellen Thadlesworth
Ondeneley
First Ward
Brickt
Larson—Couls
Edith Larson
Jacothe
Carl W
Filth Weaterland Sarsas
Famly
Washington
Mildred
Moshaw
Jack Moshaw
The
Dee Hospital
Lindquist
Paral
Waxkaile
Utah
Otorrow
Fine Brother
Seddon Named Assistant City Attorney
John A. Sed don was appointed city attorney by the commission today to replace J. C. Littlefield. The move comes after Sed don had been performing the duties without official recognition. The council also considered an ordinance prohibiting sale and traffic in intoxicants, delaying final action for closer review.
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Ida A. Bourvill
William J. Shurne
Judee Pratt
Aller D. van Dyke
Rosie Ai
Yalnstratris
Polly Aq Dinsdale
Waller Breadman
Harriet Bteadman
T. Mulaniaki
John A. Speddon
Rommicaton
J. C. Lirthelie
H. Slea
Littlefield
Speddon
Ung
Ierl
Poultry Hint From The Herald Mystery Advice
Lady asks how long to raise poultry for eggs and meat and the reply jokes about weeks for hens and ducks. The exchange notes expectations on chicken progress and egg laying with a playful tone in a Herald column.
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Funacen
Woodland charged with failure to support his children
Preliminary bearing held for Daniel B Woodland on a charge of failure to provide support for all his minor children. Judge Parkes bound him over to district court with $200 bond. His former wife’s alimony and child support rulings are noted. the couple divorced after four years. Woodland claims to have paid $20 since the divorce and says he has worked as a wagoner to keep the children in school. The story highlights a brave struggle to keep the family intact and ensure the children attend school and have access to basic privileges.
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Daniel B. Woodland
Feilure
Judee Parkes
Ball
Woodland
Sire. Woodland
Sergeant Belnap Visits Ogden Relatives On Furlough
Sergeant Wilfred Belnap of the medical corps, Forty-third Infantry, stationed at Fort Douglas, is in Ogden visiting relatives on a short furlough. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Belnap of Bluff, Idaho, and a nephew of Mrs. Delnap of Ogden. He joined in June as a regular, transferred to the medical division, and says he is pleased with the service and hopes the division remains at the fort through winter.
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Wilfred Belnap
Medileal Corps
Forty-third Infantry
Fort Douglas
Oxden
Belnap
Oliver Belnap
pBlwextoat
Idaho
Ilyfur Delnap
Ogden
Bergeart Delnap
Fosty-third Tofantey
Mme
Departing boys to be entertained before camp departure
The city and county boys set to leave tonight for a training camp will be hosted at a farewell banquet at 7 o clock in Kennedy cafe. A depot demonstration will precede departure with Boy Scouts, Lady Militants, the Gitte band, and Southern Pacific band, then a concert before the train leaves. List of men from the city and county, with alternates, provided.
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Kennedy Cafe
Ogdrn
Planord
Basa
Scoule
Lady Militanta
Gitte
Southern Pacific Band
Bend
James Henry Hawkins
Harry Smith
Trudolph Kang
G. W. Sargent
Henry James Meyers
Decian Nezaire Deconse
Tauddel Foresio
Leonard Albert Anderson
Witla E. Noble
Anne Peter Merstern
Lehol Jackson
Qrorss Lane Abbott
David A. Saller
Charles
Taxicab firm opens at 262 Twentyfourth Street in Agdes
Frank Gregory manages a new taxi business in Agdes with headquarters at 262 Twentyfourth Street near Bamberger depot. He arrives from Cheyenne, Wyoming with seventeen years of experience and plans a full service with a depot. Four cabs are in operation and a 24 hour phone line 676 will ensure prompt service.
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Agdes
Twentyfourth Street
Bamberger
Frank Gregory
A,uc. Tast
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gregory Sape
Pervice
Fakat & Pérann
PARDONS GRANTED BY PRES. WILSON
President Wilson has pardoned James Brith and Frederick Mile former president and dock superintendent of the Western Fuel Company. Both men are serving eighteen months in San Quentin for warrants against the government. The telegram from John Irby surveyor of the port confirms the pardons and notes the windfall for workers at the port.
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Ran Francisco
Wilson
James 2. Brith
Frederick Mile
Western Fue
San Quentin
Bates
Jamra D. Whelan
John A. Irby
Irby
Clay
Wine Prices Jump as French Grapes Rise Under War Strain
Re ports from Rezi ena France describe soaring wine costs due to war demands and speculative transfers. Producers warn that price controls and crop requisitions could force vineyard abandonments, risking future shortages while Burgundy and white wines remain comparatively steadier.
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Reziena
France
Associated Press
Hla
Nome
Therd
Winegrower” Association
World Series dates set by baseball commission
The World Series opens October 6 in Chicago and October 7 in New York with subsequent games in Chicago and New York on October 10 12 15 as scheduled. Real estate transfers list Orden State Bank to William McKay and wife for section 3 township 6 north range 2 east for 1500 dollars and Fideloeine Knupp to George Tobias and wife for part lot 12 block 7 Woodmanac e's Place addition for 740 dollars. Jobn H Rostan and wife transfer to Latsy
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National Baseball Commssion
Chicago
Runway
New York
Orden State Bank
William Ms. McKay
Fideloeine
Politicians Indicted in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Chicago reports Francis Berker, Lt. Governor candidate Willis Melville and others indicted on conspiracy and confidence game charges. Authorities allege bribes for restoration of city officials and notes showing transfers of policemen and other political maneuvers. Also Columbus pace racing news notes Robert Gatewood setting a Grand Circuit record with a 2:05 4 son rate.
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Chicago
Francis Berker
William Tiale Thompcot
Willis Melville
Homne
Dec
Ker
Thompson
Columbus
Robert Gatewood
British Have Gained Ground In Flanders Offensive
Report from London dated Sept 20 states British troops penetrated German positions in Flanders up to Zon pebeke Gheluveltine. Meuter's Urkdah headquarters telegraphs confirm gains as Allied forces press the offensive. A jumble of editorial snippets and sharp quips follows, including a Washington anecdote about an umbrella and a farmer joke, reflecting a newspaper page with mixed items.
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London
Dritlehoops
Flanders
Zonpebeke Gheluveltine
Meuter
Urkdah
Flies Ruin Vacation as Hammock Hours Fail
Dr J C Howard recalls a traveler seeking respite at a Connecticut hotel haunted by flies. A hammock behind the house prompts a guest to ask when relief comes. The landlord replies no flies roam 12 to 2, then the guest discovers the flies dine in the dining room.
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J. C. Howard
Warthington Mas
Connecticut
Bey
Breauge
Chicago Nerald
Montevideo Men Make Protest Over German Action
In Montevideo Uruguay on September 24 upwards of 20 000 men marched to register their protest against Count von Bernburg the German minister to Argentina for sending telegrams urging Argentine ships be sunk on sight. Police protected German banks clubs and businesses. In New York longshoremen voted to submit grievances to arbitration with the International Mercantile Marine and to return to work tomorrow morning.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Effeets
Argentina
Count von Lunburg
Clptee
Lera- Hon
Huenos Aiver
Protectile Tike German Banke, Clubs
Businrss
New York
Thoremen
Uglon
International Mercentile Marine
Elke
Moror
Congregational Ladies Aid Meeting in Seattle Event
Society notes from Seattle include a Congregational Ladies Aid meeting announced for Friday at 2 30 p m at 1125 Twenty fifth street with all members and friends invited Also items mention Mrs Owens guest and University of Utah enrollment plus a Burley Idaho visit and a major cantilever bridge milestone in Quebec involving 5000 ton sections and St Lawrence river pontoons.
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Congregational Ladies
Congregational Church
R. Gd
Agee
Twenty-eifth Street
Quebec
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Ogdtabor
Ogden Ovo
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Atlantic
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Mise & Hardy Artillery
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Omaha
W. F. Calladay
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Watson-Tanner
J. J. Kavanaugh
Missouri Pacific
L. E Trowbridge
Cumberland Gap Dispatch
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T. P. Kelly
Los Aneles
Los Angeles
de Siver, Brown, Carison & Treveder
Edgar Bales
First National Hank Building
Pidrock
Loy
Atility Tra Company
Bramwell's
Bollettors
Callallar & Thomas
Alvis Soares
Ade
Lad
A. TL
Mcintyre Drug Co
Etimeon
Osten City
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J. A. Seddon
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Pres. Wilson
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Seattle
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Russia
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