Utah Canning Factory Adverts and Local Notices
Random references show job ads and notices for the Utah Canning Factory offering good wages to 20 young workers to peel tomatoes. The report covers a building of concrete roads discussion, a finger injury at an Ogden packing plant, library staff changes at Carnegie Free Library, and various school and municipal notices. The fragmentary text mentions a marriage license, a telegraph from France, and ads for local services.
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Utah
Deabor Bog
Ogder Packing & Prepital
Hattemvielon Co
Ogden
Young Ohlson
American Can Company
Hyrum Ohlson
Volker Avenir
Peaches and preparations cited in chaotic notice
A garbled report notes Everfresh manager W J Parker announces acceptance of all ripe peaches for a 15 top price, amid a disrupted market. At Wallaveaus plant, shipments hinge on peach ripening. the speech mentions national preparedness and party figures. Henry Carr attends a marriage ceremony, while Utah municipal officials invite Mayors and city leaders to a convention signed by A T Heywood and W H Shearer.
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W. J. Parker
Everfresh
Parker Toder
Wallaveaus
Utah
Ogden
A. T. Heywood
League
W. H. Bhearerman
Draft Board Reports Seventeen Men Accepted For Service
The county draft board mailed a list of the last sixty men called. Seventeen were accepted for service, thirty three granted exemptions for dependents, eight rejected for physical reasons, fourteen claimed exemption, and two failed to appear for examination. The unit fills the sixty man quota for American Lake. Names include Frederick A. Derlin and Leal Jotnaog among accepted. numerous others listed for exemption or other outcomes. One man jailed in state court. Uyeda, Japanese, facing desertion posting.
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Necesary Wixty
American Lake
Aletrictie Board
Frederick A. Derlin
Leal
W. Jotnaog
Lester J. Matthews
Arenold Hardy
David Morran Evans
Willam D. Wadaworth
David E. Jesper
Ivan Julius Hooker
George A. Lyon
Lawrence HH
Swanner
Matrick* Farrell
Junian Freerer
Hubert P., Parker
Thomas A. Hadley
Frank
Protest over street blockage by Union Pacific railroad
Property owners west of the Union Pacific right of way protest closing a driveway on Pacific Avenue near Thirtieth Street. They seek a parallel roadway or subway under the tracks, urging amicable settlement while noting potential condemnation if no agreement is reached. City officials and railroad reps discuss remedies and readiness to act if needed.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Avenue
Tnis
Union Pacific
Thirtieth Street
Heywood
Ruth Roland in The Neglected Wife at the Cozy Today
Actress Ruth Roland headlines The Neglected Wife at the Cozy today. The program promises melodrama and romance as Roland stars in a mid century feature presented in the neighborhood theater.
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Ruth Roland
Stolen Auto Recovered Near Washington Ave
A car stolen from Washington avenue last evening was recovered near the Was yatch Canning factory. A.W. Thipps of Roy learned his three boys were stranded after a trip to town for a picture showing. They walked home, met by their worried father, who learned of the delay and aided their return. The vehicle was found by Detective J. Morgan this morning.
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A.W. Thipps
Roy
Washington Avenue
Mn Thipps
Ray
Rome
Pteetive J
Mobgan
Yatch
Lnford
Fifth Annual Exhibit by Civ League II Next Week
The Civ League will stage its fifth annual exhibit of vegetables, flowers, and canning at Burton Implement Co. building on Washington Ave and 23rd St, Monday and Tuesday Sept 24 and 25. Entries accepted 8 am to 1 pm Monday. Prizes range up to 1.50, with many categories for vegetables, flowers, and canning, including best garden and yard contests.
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CIV League ii
Cite League
Burton Implement Company
Washington Avenue
Twenty-third Street
League
Anewspaper
League of Good Citizenship
Conmos
Nasturtium
Petunia
Ubint
Store owner fined in tobacco sale to minors
City court fined F. Potos $25 after two boys under 21 purchased tobacco and cigarettes at a corner store managed by Potos. Witnesses Holmes and Grier testified to their ages, while Officer Ellsworth arrested the case. Judge Barker found Potos guilty.
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F. Potos
Potos
Twenty-fifth and
Lincoln Avenue
Wil Mam Holmes
Jack Grier
Lotus
Man Arrested for Intoxication Pleads Guilty
Henry Kolb was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff William Brown on Lower Twenty fifth street in an intoxicated condition. He pleaded guilty in police court this morning and was fined 50 dollars or 60 days in county jail. The case revealed obtaining whiskey in Evanston and bringing liquor into Oden.
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Henry Kolb
William Brown
Lower Twenty Fifth Street
Evanston
Oden
Supplies distributed from county schools to district buildings
County education officials count about 10 tons of school supplies in the board of education offices and begin distributing them to country district schools, reshaping classroom resources across the area.
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Board of Education
School supplies cost rise noted by clerk in warehouse report
The record describes a school warehouse stock of paper pene copy books pencils books chalk and other classroom necessities. Clerk Ta IL Froex er notes paper costs have been unusually high this year raising school expenditures. A large quantity of paper is used and much is purchased, though the paper is of inferior quality as stated by Freezer who urges securing the best available.
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Ta IL. Froexer
Alesyn
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ALHAMBRA _ TOd
Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm
Yester
William P. Long
Portland Cement Association
G. Butler
West
Jones Coal
Charles
Reed Hotel
Agea
Miss Smith
Carnegie Free Library
Chicago
Misa
Nex Adams
Alins Smith
W. J. Waldle
Stalph A. Hoag
A. B.C. Tarphone
J. C. Johnson
WII
Municipal League
Donald H. Rhivers
France
Donald WW. Rhivers
A. Dg, Tart & Transfer Co, Inc
Thane
Charles E. Wright
Tila
Carr
Aisa Glalt
Henry Carr
MLL
Jones Coat
Ica Co
Heber B. Swanner
Ralph H. Thompson
Ezra Way'ment
Earnest E. Thorogood
Jacaty Opheliens
Oral J. Starkes
Oenichis Kato
John F. Stewart
Child
Clarence ¥. Orton
Ezra Earl Wadley
Charla J. Bingham
James 5. Hunter
Walter Coleman Williamson
Orton J Hlog
Warren Delbert Campbell
Geo T. McElroy
James H. Dyrne
Lawrence C
Ares
Gtolen Auto US
Abhington
Carla McNab
San Francisca
Phinglog Boant
Atelient Iron Workers
San Prane
Ciaco Phipyarda
Charailled Ada
Toad the Classitin
Ade
Amtera
Marigold
Rosen
Dahliaz (Bouquet
Kewpie Twins
Fleetfoot
Holland Shoes
Ogden's
The
H. W. Jones Co
Washington
Biae
Hist
Jay
G. Washington
Skaggs Cash Stores
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