Local notices and ads from Ogden Standard page
The page lists assorted items: divorce action by May Vaughn against Otis Vaughn, sale notices for Cadillac Road, equipment and storage ads, railroad agents traveling to Ogden, coal and building material sales, a ptomaine poisoning incident at a downtown restaurant, and court proceedings including a pending alimony case and contempt hearing. The scattered notices reflect typical early 20th century community notices and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hine
Worrell
Aleter
Firm Worrell
Boren
E.W. Browning
Dentin
Eccles
Janes Coal & Tee Co
Whalen
Walter Handin
Bury Teeton
Phil Thompson
Binscot! Pacific
Ogden
Morrison Osteopath
Eetles
Misa Paulina Bybee
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Sam
Earl West
Gall Lake
John Earrratt & Sone Company
Sadie West
Fen Btandard
A. L. Glasmano
Ogden Standard
Gloria
Irening
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
Seselon Todas
W. Brecher
William Bate
Mollie Walser
Rock Springs
GEG
Lowe CO
Adama Aeepue
Umea
Brocks
Peice
D. J. Thurman
George Armatrong
John G. Willis
Bien
Judieta
Wil
Fae
Dale
Ate
Balt Lake
Tadges
Ratris
Kodak
Tripp
Apread
B. G. Utter
Tend the Classified Ads Tied the Clapped Ache
Classified column notes difficulties with ad placement and formatting. The page highlights ad closings, pricing, and listings amid a tight deadline, with readers urged to submit notices promptly for upcoming issues.
Robbers Enter Hospital in Morning Burglary
In a Quingy Avenue hospital, robbers entered a patient’s room using a skeleton key. They ransacked rooms, taking about $1, two ladies watches and a gold ring while one man covered a victim with a revolver. Buruki reported the theft to police. Detective Robert Chambi led the investigation as a big Utah program advertised to run today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Butukl
Quingy Avenue
Trents Second Street
Vt Mal
Bel Hospital
Buruki
Police
Robert Chambi
Eee
Lester Park Juniors Beat Jefferson Avenue All-Stars 3 to 0
The season opener saw the Lester Park Juniors defeat the Jefferson Avenue All-Stars by a 3 to 0 score on Saturday afternoon. The article lists players including Tom Norton Byron McCata Alvin Leichmann Ralph Watson and many others, and notes the Juniors issue a citywide challenge to any under 15 team, with contact details for Captain Tom Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feason
Lester Park
Jefferson Avenue All-Stars
Waewo
Tom Norton
Morham A. Dromitler
Byron McCata
Bob Denies
Clement Thorne
alt-Alvin Leichmann
Ralph Watson
Kenneth Palmer
Roy Meters
Francis Wood
Chas
Lockwood
Capsain
Tibet
Federal forest service and state discuss co op road projects
A conference in Bal t Lake features La Knelpp district forester Charles Kendall and J P Martin engineer of Ogden district joined by R Morgan state road engineer. They examine cooperative forest service road projects funded by a 10 percent forest receipts deduction and possible recommendations to secure federal aid under Shackleford Yankhead law. The secretary of agriculture must approve any proposed project before taking land. Jane Grey in The Test draws lovers of period gowns and scenery to Utah showings today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Arer County
la K. Knelpp
Charles H. Kendall
Weoler
J. P. Martin
Ogden
Ith & R. Morgan
Balt Lake
Ibeao
Opden
Iovelock A.ll
Knelpp
Shackleford- Yankhead
Ake
Secretary of Agriculture
Mud Cleanout Advice For City Water Tanks
City water notes advise flushing tanks with hot water tests to remove mud carried through pipes in recent days. Open faucets gradually to avoid pushing fine mud into outlets, reducing clog risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Baseball games summary from the American and National Leagues
The report covers AL games with Detroit beating Washington and Cleveland defeating Detroit in a low scoring clash. Battermen Ayera Williams Davis Jones Dubue Stanage and Umphee Evane Owens are mentioned with various player lineups. In the NL, games at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn featured pitchers Thimes Waecer Trin Blackburn and batters including Cicago and Packard Vaughn Wilson Meyers Cheners and Beaith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Detroits
Batterten —_Ayera
Williams Davis
Jones
Dubue
Stanage
Umphee
Evane
Owens
Brooklyn
Oroona
Caicaro
Nder
Packard
Vaughn
Wilson
Cheners Beaith
Dew
Meyers
Menny gang robber charged in municipal court case
A complaint charging robbery was filed in municipal court this morning against George Read Frank Davis and F Hayes. They are alleged to be part of a verbal gang operating in the city and are said to have robbed Peter Larson of 40 dollars Thursday afternoon. Larson was found unconscious behind a Twenty fifth street saloon after the arrests. Davis and Hayes were linked to earlier railroad robberies and to a Liberty starts case. Attorney Soren Christensen of Salt Lake City will defend the three men. The Grip of Evil plays in Utah today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Read
Frank Davis
F. Hayes
Thstein
Aleres
Peter Larson
Larson
Twenty-fifth Street
Each
Davis
Hayes
Karon
Halt Lake Ciy
Falls Beneath UL Trans and Kle Falls Beneath Arthur Perrin
The body of Arthur Perrin, 33, was brought to Eden from Ranting, Wye, after a fatal freight train accident near Red Desert, Wyoming. He is survived by his wife, with funeral services held at Kirkendell chapel and internment at Helly cemetery. Perrin belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Dunsmuir lodge, with services conducted by Tey Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur GO
Perrin
Mornion
Ranting
Wye
Kirkendell
Helly
Opden
Red Desert
Wyo
Cararel
Pertin
Brotherhood of Railway
Dunsmuir
Cal
Masonia Lodge
Ila
Tinity
Edge
A. M
Tey
Lowe
Prohibition Candidate J Frank Hanly to Visit Oxden
J Frank Hanly former Indiana governor and Prohibition party presidential candidate travels on the “Prohibition Special” to Oxden arriving Thursday evening with 60 party members. The train includes two Pullmans diners a day coach and a baggage car. A rally is planned at the local union railroad terminus around 7 pm if a hall is secured with Hanly and other party leaders speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
National Prohibition Party
Oxdeo
Bfe
Spelibiodars
Accortig
Clyde EB
Drofition
Ilefilh
Cosel
Ira Land Hill
Nexhville
Tenn
Oliver W. Breenrt
Probibiiion
Daniel A. Toling
Boston
W. GO
Shaw
Chicago
Union Railroad
Exuservor Manly
Notice to Poll Tax Delinquents for 1916 Payment Due
Poll tax for year 1916 must be paid immediately. Delinquent notices will be used without further notice. Pay at City Hall Treasure Office or at the residence of A G Harris Poll Tax Collector No 22 Adabie are Thane SISA A G HARRIS Poll Tax Collector Advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harris
Adabie
Thane Sisa
Parents of wounded boy traced in forest patrols
Idaho forest officials traced the parents of a boy wounded in a shooting incident after a ranger used forest registers and trail markers at entry points to locate them. The search began when a telephoned message reached the district forest head and the ranger followed forest rail lines from Mackay, returning to Idaho City after hours of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Lembi National Forest
Tdako
Idaho
St Qeden
Tanger
Oicht
Mackay
Erarch
Idaho Ely
Tourtt Reglier Pyetem
Card of Thanks for Public Sympathy in Death
Readers extend heartfelt thanks to Modern Wools and friends for acts of kindness shown after the death of Faiwn t Kent. Many floral offerings and messages were gratefully received, with deep appreciation from the Krst and Chills families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Union Pacific officials begin inspection tour
A delegation from Union Pacific, led by General Superintendent Stenger and Chief Engineer Armstrong, toured Wyoming division properties yesterday. The ten car special train visited key facilities as part of a broad inspection of all lines and branches before returning east in spring. The visit included division leaders Toucey Vickroy and trainmaster McDuffie among others following an observation car ahead of the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Raiload
Caris
Stenger
Armstrong
O. Hrophy
Nebraska
M. Toucey
Wyoming Misision
Vickroy
Adamenn
Vaughn
McDuffie
Wyoming
Notice of Special Meeting of New York & Great Western Mining
Notice to stockholders of New York and Great Western Mining Smelting and Development Company. Special meeting set for October 23, 1916, at 8:00 p.m. in Room 201 Col Hudson Building in Salt Lake City area to amend the articles of incorporation. Proposed Section 5 sets capital stock at 19,000.90 dollars divided into 1,600,000 shares of five cents each. Dated September 21, 1916. LH. ENAUSA, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Great Weasternn Mining, Smelting & Development Co
New York & Great Western Mining, Smelting & Develondment Company
New York & Great Western Minine
Broeking & Development Company
Col. Hudson Building
LH. Enausa
Grapes Routed to Eastern Markets Shifted at California Rail Hub
About 125 railroad carloads of California grapes were transferred yesterday at the focal union terminal from Southern Pacific to Union Pacific trains. Two shipments were nearly paltdl late with 27 and 35 cars, while others carried 18 and 20 cars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Young Men at the Tabernacle Service Recap
Regular Sunday service at the Tabernacle featured Riders Lawrence Wetarca and Aaron Pingree delivering brief talks. They recently returned from missions and offered guidance and a crucal program led by Rider TB Browning with several choir and chorus participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Yesternzy Sfierman
Lawrence Wetarca
Aaron Pingree
Brirt Dachiuel
Moas
Bain
Mingtre Bastas
Eid
Tb, Browning
Oraan
Whitaker
Anolo Williamaon
Peuben Fox Takes Cafta of High School Team
The fall 1916 season centers on captain RL Conner with coach W. Silvey and secretary E.G. Johnston guiding the athletic council. Fifteen players form the first squad under a tentative schedule including Jordan and East Side games, with a Thanksgiving game vs Bolec likely. The era’s cast features Jackie Saunders and Roland Bottomley in a local film showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIS
Taubes
Orherwies
Conner
Beton
Athetic Coueil
Ams
Ingle W. Silvey
E.G. Johnston
Atudente
Way Jordan High
Jordan
West Star
West Side
East Side
Ogden
Jamie
Bolec
Ogden Higherhrol Ia
ForesterSherman: only two percent land valuable for agriculture
E A Sherman former Gaden district forester now head of lands department in Washington says only about two percent of all national forest land will be deemed valuable for agricultural purposes after classification. He arrived in Ogden and began conferences with local lands officials to review data and study field results from Woods and Gery as 13,000,000 acres have been removed from forest service jurisdiction since 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
E. A. Sherman
Qaden District
Sseisianl Forester
Department of Lands
Washington
Alfices
Ogden
Sherman
Lands Department
Belor
JG. N. Woods
Unslatent
Ume
Farrat Service
Return to School and Society Notes in Ogden
Society reports returning to the University of Utah after a weekend with parents in East Lava. Historical Society met at Mrs W Tl Meal’s home with president Biss LU H. Adame presiding. The Penticott of Calamity prize awarded by Mrs V C Gunnell. Miss Viola Carr hosted a large gathering, plus a friend list of attendees. Miss Stole Carr entertained at the Hermitage Hotel in Ogden for brother Eugene Carr and Mina Rae Wright’s upcoming October 4 wedding. decor highlighted autumn leaves and branches. Lillian Thatcher Orchestra provided music. Attendees included Miss Lauree Winslow and Mina Laura Staith of East Lake City. A dance program followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acounly
Viola Carr
Hermdare
Ogden Renyon
Miss Stole Carr
Eugene Carr
Mina Rae Wright
Hermitage
Lillian Thatcher
Miss Carr
Thoman Cass
3Tise Stazel Clark
Mise Lauree Winslow
Mina Laura Staith
East Lake City
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Notices
Multiple funeral notices for residents, including Mea William Xiggie and infant child of Mrs. Willinca Kouwn, with services held in local churches and chapels. Attendees included Bishop Alonzo Jackson and community speakers Herman Ven Brisk Berend Meenderdink. Interments at City cemetery followed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated W. CT
Federated W. C. TU
Will Kouw
Babe
Herman Ven Brisk
Berend Meenderdink
Alonzo Jackson
W. I. Manning Gang
Jakota Eyertheang
Pace
Menry van Dy
Heron van Rank
Funeral rites and choir at era of local leaders
A crowd gathered as John Watson, George W. Larkin, Abram Noble, and Bishop Ure led a service. Mary Farley, Vers Jones, Mary Jones, and Robert Jones sang several hymns. Interment followed at City cemetery as Chris J. Brown dedicated the vault. The Bradley and Galt obituaries note services, burial plans, and family residences, detailing Erma Fay Beadley and Robert Galt's deaths and funeral details with locations in Ogden and Mahop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
George W. Larkin
Abram Noble
Bishop Ure
Mary Farley
Dias Vers Jones
Mary Jones
Robert Jones
Ulyert
Mrs. Jones
Miss Jones
Mary Parky
Vera Jones
Chris J. Brown
Bradley
Erma Fay Beadley
John
Biradley
Ras
Richanteen
Tn City
CARD PARTY FOR WOMEN RELIEF CORPS MEMBERS
Mrs J X Allen and Mrs A Le White invite members of the Women's Relief Corps Thitable club to meet at 2460 Jetterton Avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Hosts will include Mrs. Helenust and Mrs Ses Mignault for a cordial, welcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. X. Allen
Helenust
A. le White
Women's Relief Corps
Ses
Mignault
Jetterton Avening
Tarda
British Apology Tour Over Seizures At Hong Kong
Washington reports informal British apologies to the State Department for seizures of American goods en route to Manchester on the steamer Chinese Prince. Britain said there will be no more such seizures after US protests. Officials cited consular appraisals and traders involved in alleged contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Mong Kong
America
United Slates Insurances
Havn
Chrena Hate
Tria
Significance of the Jewish Holidays and New Year
The Urbrew New Year called los Hashanah begins next Wednesday evening September 27. Orthodox observe two days, reform one. The article explains the Rosh Hashanah symbols, the Shofar, Yom Truah, and the ten days of penitence leading to Yom Kippur on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battyoda
Hablyonta
Jon
Abraham
Abrahem
Jans
Fied
Anseris
Exports Reach New High Mark as August Trade Surges
Washington reports American exports reached a new high in August with a total valued at $510,000,000, up $35,000,000 from the prior record. Imports fell to $199,247,381, yet exports for the year to August totaled about $4.75 billion, far surpassing earlier periods. The August favorable trade balance stood at $311,009,000, while net inward gold movement reached $29,000,000 for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bert
Armerican
Bradlafica
Department of Commerce
Kooda
BEC
United States
Fay
Plague Scare Hits Reno Children In Public Spaces
Two infantile paralysis cases found in Reno as health officials confirm diagnoses. Public schools closed and children barred from theatres and other venues while authorities investigate and monitor the outbreaks. Health board warns the illness appears sporadic with no clear spread pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Ena Yeetentay
Cy Doard
Dealth
Thnamo
Schovde
Health Board
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Oracle
Helen Fullon
Tre Coward's
Frivate Banker
FTAM
Civil Service
Trepaco Nt Tome
Pata
Couracs
Ogdin—Advertament. Pecsibil
the Utah
Milas
Jane Grey
Utah
Cleveland
Yosten
Rath
Thomas
H Smish
Beedle
Gopld
O'Nel
Voopher
Nalty
oTaugbhemete
National League
Poston
Firet Parses
Rile Pilleburg
Olx
Tistterie
Ine
Menny Bea Bolo Tran
G Saanders
Roland Bontomley
Gnderwu
UL Tran
Kle
Pri Tia Tran
Reoee
A, G, Harris
WIN Pacific
The
Herrick Furniture, Company
Tran
the Tabernacle
Demetaa Brian
Halo
Mohert
Chorun
Rovert
Hluate
Cole
Peuben Fox
Jackie Saunders
Roland Bottomley
Ea, Sherman Ene
Forester
East Lava
University OF Utah
Osten
Artion
Roland
Malde
Matron Bottomley
Underworld
Fivil
Today
Lomarror
William Xiggie
Ian
Bruining
Hendriik Hrointar
Ghtning
Foy
Willam Wertenders
Rev. Weetenders
B. Ables
Herman Jate
Jeaus
Caden City
Joseph Weaton
J. W. Jensen
William Twremeier
Jan van Lune
Jake Mart Yer
Charles Hendussen
Fifth Ward
Blabop
Tim
Eumatres Fund
HW. B. Warner
Sox
SHELL
Keystone
Galt
Robert Galt
Goddard Avenue
Bright
Mr. Galt
Fainburgh
Brotland
Matthew A
Jesse McIntoshnett
Alt
New York
Braides
Peter Galt
Aaznos
Matthew A.dt
Christina Colling
Jane Bureson
Meg
Llesle Walters
Kermer
Cat
Evelyn
Violets
Mormon Church
Reno
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