Ogden Fire Chief Salary Ordinance Adopted in 1908
The City Council of Ogden Utah approves an ordinance setting the chief engineer of the fire department to a monthly compensation of 125 dollars with full rights and allowances, to take effect October 1, 1904. The document, signed by City Recorder Israel W. Critchlow, confirms filing and copies of the ordinance and its approval by the mayor.
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Critchlow
Keeani
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E.W. Critchlow
City Recorder
Ogden City
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Israle W. Critchlow
Merhester church prayer meeting and local notices
A prayer meeting is set at Merhester church at 8 with a later note of a Ladies meeting at Bartunage at 2:40. Additional items include Parker Coal Company references and Lincoln Greene Wenner funeral arrangements at Richey Funeral Chapel with interment in Tabula Illinois, plus incorporation details for the Okder Automobile Company and local crime notes from Lafayette and Wilton Yeoten.
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Merhester
Roniznt
Tomorine Mortige
Aa Wit
Bartunage
Lincoln Greene
Wenner Tl
Thet Richey Funeral Chapel
Chek
Tabula
For Sale at 2813 Grant Ave Bell 100
Movarheig furniture sale advertised for 2813 Grant Avenue Bell 100. The terse fragment notes a local sale listing with unspecified items and price.
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Grant Ave
Movarheig Furniture
Grant Avenue
Bell 100
Grand Basket Ball Under Spacee Committee Event
An evening event under the auspices of the Spacee committee of the Third Ward Educational Inmicure features a Friday program on September 2 with prizes for beaters, vets, Adunlazion, Se, Lediea and a packet included, free.
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Third Wart Educational
Poultry and Cattle Market Notes From Chicago Produce
Market recap shows cattle and hog receipts at Chicago and other cities with mixed prices and trends. Reports list cattle receipts, hogs, pork, and dairy, noting price ranges, arrivals, and market activity across major centers including Chicago and Philadelphia, with language reflecting historical commodity reporting.
Howell Victory in Weber County Judge Election Case
The Howell case concerns the 1946 general election for judge of the Second Judicial District of Utah, Weber Morren and Mass counties. Howell defeated Jopp by 62 votes 6,745 to 6,494 and was sworn in January 1946. Daniel Hamer challenged Howell's win claiming improper conduct and voting irregularities. The trial records extensive testimony on campaign agreements and deputy appointments related to party influence outside Ogden, with parties discussing deputy roles and alleged promises prior to polling. The proceeding examines whether Howell received the lawful number of votes and the legitimacy of the election outcome.
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James A. Howell
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Morren
Mass
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Ko Jopp
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Daniel Hamer
Weber County
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Mencerapher
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Stenographer Promises and Election Contest Recount
A court ruling addresses a heated contest over campaign promises and appointment of a stenographer in a Weber County election case. The majority finds the trial court erred in some findings while noting substantial testimony and weight of witness credibility. The opinion discusses procedural flaws, evidentiary requirements, and the need for precise allegations in contest pleadings.
World Markets Shiver Under Uncertain Trading Tone
In New York stocks showed mixed action as investors weighed industrials and mining shares. The Pennsylvanian group and copper issues led declines while Anaconda and Great Northern preferred faced selling pressure. overall the market moved little with no clear directional trend.
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New York
Favnstirs
Pennpsivente Group
Jetieltty
Great Northern
Coanianis
Almual Mle
Rasmussen catalog style list of hardware and craft items
A fragmented OCR list cataloging items such as collars metal heels pipes lace tape wax linen cloth and various hardware goods. It reads like a merchant inventory with scattered product names, sizes, and miscellaneous descriptions.
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Pat Kanha
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Mark Farr
Hattie
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Pactet Coal Company
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Hock Springs
Richey
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Okder Automobile Company
Albert Beancroft
John 8. Crelew
G. W. Dhe Cune
G. W. Dhe Cune, Secretary and Treaeurer
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San Francisco
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Tim Butler
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Rasmussen’s
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J Bell
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Bullfrog
Manhattan
First National Bank
Ogden, Utah
Wm. Driver & Son
Washington Avenue
Thirst
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