War Work in Ogden Public Schools During the War
Supt. ff. C. Johnson reported Ogden public schools have shown strong patriotism by supporting war funds and bonds. Teachers bought Liberty bonds, pupils collected for Red Cross and Christmas packages, and several schools organized bonds for the Second Liberty Loan. Bonds totaling amounts from individual schools are filed with the board clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Supt
Ff. C. Johnson
Eden Public Schools
Caden
Schoors
Ned Cross
Classicalia
Studiers
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Phe Central Junior High School
Phe Mound Fort
Lorin Farr
Fied
Lewis School
Rlerk
Board of Education
Mrs Ralph Erwin Knits 15 Sweaters in Record Time
Mrs Ralph Erwin of Hartlesville knits 15 sweaters in 12 days and completes the first in one hour forty minutes. She then finishes the second in one day, noting rapid progress and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Erwin
Hartlesville
Okla
Lapa
Patriotism of the Men and Women in the Yards
After three days of the drive toll subscriptions to the third Liberty loan, the Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company reported near 100 percent participation among workers last night. Many departments reached full participation, with the office and key sections near or at full, while the yard office stood around 85 percent and expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Yands
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Ecopany
Dodds
Bageaiia
Haggedyman Bath Scheme Notice in North Ogden
An advertisement claims a cottage bath scheme by M. Clay promoting humane treatment and daily use at 22-Eh-4 North Ogden. It urges contact before starting and asserts 213 baths in use much of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
North Ogden
New Freight Agents for Utah Idaho Central Railroad
A new appointment announces T. St. Cracroft as local freight agent for Utah Idaho Central Railroad, succeeding J. W. Hogan who resigns to enlist in the Thirty-sixth engineers. Cracroft, recently cashier, takes over after Hogan’s leave due to quarantine and family measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho Central Railrent
White Elephant Sate and Shady Finances in Odd Verse
A fragmentary verse piece muses on White Elephants and fashion while lamenting lack of money. It describes a bulky frock hat and trim, notes a puzzling abundance of bric brac, and hints at a clever folding canvas hamper with a steel frame designed to fold when empty for shipping purposes.
Wheat wheatless dining cars to stop serving wheat products
Union Pacific dining cars will cease serving wheat products starting Sunday, with Wheat bread and wheat dishes banned on all cars. The move, driven by Hoover food administrator guidance, aims to save wheat for farmers, hotels, and caterers, affecting upscale dining venues across routes.
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Union Pacific
Ington
Ivy Hlerbert Hoover
Monte Taylor
Food Administration
Wasningcan
Hem
al Hough
Liu
Tilsear
Ogden
EP. E. Kewls
Minton Padfe
Lee
Anaples
Oregon
Dininn
Yellowstone Park Boundary Proposal Sparks Wyoming Debate
A letter to W. H. Chevers of the Union Pacific describes Rep. Mondell’s plan to extend Yellowstone’s southern boundary to include the Grand Teton area and Jackson Lake. The text argues the proposed line follows natural boundaries, preserves grazing lands, and aims to include Tetons, Jackson Lake, and headwaters within the park.
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Yellowstone Nation Park
Amoundell
Wyoming
W. H. Chevers
Union Pacific Railroad
Mondell
Wyomley
Sexason
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Lake
Jackson Lol
Hup
National Park Service
Nondell
Grand Teton
Teton
Yun
Jackson Lake
Pacific Creek
Buffalo Fork
Thin Stream
Tetons
Yellowstone
Park
Department of the Interior
Inc
Uria
Western Park
Mendel
Wife Seeks 10 Have Her Migen In Divorce Suit
Suit for divorce filed today in district court by Jans Groarty against William McGrear. She alleges neglect of support for over a year and seeks restoration of her maiden name Lonize Spalding. Married at Salt Lake City on December 25, 1914. Case handled by Farr & Sullivan.
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Jans Groarty
Willian McGrear
Maband
Vomenimr
Lonize Spalding
Ogden Show Houses Report From City Women’s Clubs
A committee from the City Federation of Women’s Clubs reports on Ogden show houses. Meetings with Mayor Browning and Commissioner Jones discuss regulations such as prevention of fire hazards, proper lighting and temperature, crowd control, wholesome conduct, curfew enforcement, and cooperation with theater managers. The committee commends courtesy from officials and managers and urges adherence to safety and decorum standards.
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City Federation of Wowen's
Oden
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Ogden
Moon
Hega
T. 3
Browning
M. J. Jones
Annuars
Dons and
Plygare
Shorten
Ure Health Department
Te Wunin
Ogden City
Ube Y
Kent
Isiagers
Jones
Orpheum
Qoden
Alhambra
Tuessday
moUen Picture Theatre
Chiat
Marcel
He Mayer
Health Department
Singere
Wattis
Josephine Wimst
Banetth
Morrell
Viola Dana Stars in Breakers Picture at Utah Theatre
Viola Dana appears in a melodrama style feature at the Utah Theatre this Thursday. The article notes her dramatic performance amid a scene described as perilous and thrilling, promising a memorable motion picture experience for local audiences.
Wreakers Aetd Star Faces Harrowing Sea Night
Ai endures a perilous voyage aboard a dory to reach the big loop vessel The incident involved a patrol boat warning shot and a feared seizure rooted in misidentified smugglers The director Chiles Brabin commented on the aged yet steadfast ship crew and the crewmen The Chicago club manager Fred Mitchell reacted to Alexander's departure and its impact on the team
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Imagus Uilie
Chiles 3
Brabin
Ang
Nana
Aluwny
Herbert Rawlinson in The Flash of Fate at Cozy
Actor Herbert Rawlinson headlines the screening of The Flash of Fate with a comedy at the Cozy today and tomorrow. Screens open from noon to 11 p.m. Admission costs 10 cents for adults and 4 cents for children with a 1 cent war tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rawlinson
Pitcher Jrover Alexander Draft Notice From Chicago Nationals
Thicago Nationals pitcher Jrover Alexander said he has been called into the army and is ready to go. He hopes for a chance to pitch the opening game of the season in St. Louis on Tuesday. He added that he knows nothing about the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outhamn
Okla
Jrover Alexander
Thicago Nationals
St. Louls
The Flash of Fate Mentioned with Tax Stamps and Image
A fragment notes a title The Flash of Fate alongside small currency references such as 10c, 4c, and 1c War Tax. The garbled text hints at a period-era item likely describing stamps or pricing within a published page. No clear event or individuals identified.
Judgment in reservoir case awards plaintiff sums
A district court judge ruled in favor of W. M. Gostaph against Ogden River Reservoir Co awarding $1284.30 on three counts while other counts were dismissed. Plaintiff received $389.50 on one count, $6.50 on another and $989.20 on a fifth, including interest. Counterclaims were dismissed. Turkish and German forces launched an offensive near the British coast as war reports confirm.
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Ir Bly
W. M. Gostaph
Ogden River Reservoir Company
A. W. Agee
District Court
Sutil
London
Miulesting
War Office
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