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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
10
Local notices list water works report totals for March, license granted for a rooming house, road and railroad land use for gardens, and spring road preparations along the Ocean-to-Ocean highway. Also includes moves of business addresses, coal and ice supplier ads, city cemetery notices, and a court case update on Mrs. Roberta and related actions.
Fragmented readable lines show legal suit mention Mrs Kookhuyzen and Mr Toselt, references to war Inventor at New Haven and potential new weapons, studio ad for Tripp Photo Studio, moves of Harris and Jenson offices, Ogden visits by Dames and Mrs Cane, and Ogden Packing ad. Details are garbled but indicate a collage of notices, ads, and brief society/news items with few clear events.
Hearth Officer W F Colvin reported at Huntsville that a four shepherd dog named Milo died after months of illness and attacks on livestock. The dog, belonging to James Surrage and wintered with sheep, is believed bitten by a coyote on the desert. Colvin will have the head sent to a state bacteriologist for examination as he urged county residents to corral roaming animals to curb an apparent rabies like outbreak among dogs and livestock.
The city exemption board submitted its condition report to the governor's office. It notes 284 registrants, 32 drifted amacount at mobilization camp, three cases unsettled, 175 in class one not appeared for physical exams, and 120 retained in class one who have not filed questionnaires.
Joe Miller the tough fighter arrives in Ogden to train for a catalog bout with Pat Gilbert at the Armory Hall on April 15. He tours Ogden Canyon by auto with manager Hart Mohan amid praise for the pace and local support from Dilly Glasman and other friends.
Miller earned a recent state victory and is slated for a notable boxing card at the Armory club venue with Bly Giasmann promoting. Watch for Miller at 8 p.m. as he faces strong local contenders and helps headline a vigorous program amid a push for steady industry and labor energy.
The community debates observance days for the war anniversary with banks and offices remaining open. City officials sought guidance and learned banks will stay open with no official holiday closures. Local bankers consulted Acting Governor Harden Newmion regarding the proceedings.
Mrs Lloyd Hi held Sunday for Detroit to join her husband who has held a position as master mar chantry at the Ghatmera Auto factory. Mr Aul Sinn Cantord will make their home in Detroit for the present.
The six months old son of William and Kate Wilson of 2763 Park Avenue died yesterday of pneumonia at the family residence. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Larkin chapel with Bishop G W Browning officiating. Interment will follow in Gydenelly cemetery. The notice also mentions Helen Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs G Reynolds of 3025 Adama Avenue passing away at 12:56 p m at home from heart disease and lists surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Messages from the State Farm Bureau and federal publicity chief in Berkeley instruct farmers to observe Liberty Day on Friday April 12. Across Utah and other states farm bureaus will hold meetings Friday afternoon and evening to urge farmers to contribute to the Liberty loan drive within their means.
A patriotic program at Central Junior High featured a flag pole raising by the top grade, led by student president Taiian Ray. The students performed a pageant Joan of Arc with selections by the orchestra and a military- ceremony flag-raising by Roy Beouls to conclude the event.
A fragmented tale shows a speaker claiming a white elephant hoard and recalling a gift swap with friend Jones. The speaker jokes about taking Jones elephant or trunk as a playful boast while noting a circus is coming to town.
In Washington on April 5 Francis J. Heney resigned as counsel for the Federal Trade Commission in its investigation of the packing industry. Officials said Heney completed his work and the results had been compiled by Commissioner Middock. A report will be sent to President Wilson as soon as possible.
Card of thanks extends gratitude to neighbors for kindness after bereavement. Includes a 1918 Weber County Utah sheriff's sale notice listing John Ertekaon vs Francie J Woods and Gorge A Whippie with property Lots 38 and 19 in block 3 of Veerforay addition, Ogden City. Also an alias summons and creditor notice for Martha L Hope estate with filing deadlines and attorney details.
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