17 Divisions in New Hun Drive and Local Notices
A jumble of wartime notices and local items. Federal jurors Keogh and Hodgson to sit on a Salt Lake jury next Monday. a Knights of Pythias trip to Salt Lake for a reception. a fundraiser party by Queen City Nebekah lodge. a theater special train to San Francisco. and military draft board actions regarding Karl Johnson and Oak Molder. Also brief references to London war analyses and German troop movements on the western front, with several local address updates and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Keogh
L4elle
Hodgson
Eny
Bron Jury
T Take
Fatrla Named Clerk Pro Tem In Juvenile Court
Fatrla serves as temporary Juvenile Court clerk pending formal appointment after the former clerk Pun Sulliyay moves to district court. Other notices mention traffic manager J. Wilington ill at home, and local business ads for coal and a photo studio.
Woodmen of World Subscribes $1000 to Liberty Loan
Weber camp No. 74, Woodmen of the World, reports another Liberty bond subscription. G. H. Hartog ordered a $1000 bond through Utah National Bank, with no prior camp member placing the same amount. The camp vote was unanimous for each purchase. Also notes a showing of "The Flash of Fate" and a Cory comedy with noon to 11 pm hours, admission 10 cents adults, 4 cents children, War Tax 1 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rawlinson
Weber
G. H. Hartog
Utah National Bank
Ain
the Cory
School Boys To Beat Rugs And Girls To Sew
Students at Central with high ischaal Lod plan salinteer work to raise funds for stamps. The boys will beat rugs wash windows and similar tasks while the girls will do mending chewing and related chores.
More Land Open to Cultivation in Near City
The war garden committee in the city, chaired by Thomas G. Burt, reports available garden ground within city limits. Adults seek plots to grow vegetables, while children also request spaces. Burt says several lots are on hand for planting. ground provided by owners is to boost production, with no rent charged and the condition to maximize yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campiten
Thomas G. Burt
Weber
Inet Stisns
Burt
Garden Vanmiltee
Munson and Bartlett Deaths Prominently Noted in Obituaries
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Mrs Marvin Lu Munson of 658 Powell Riverss after a six year illness and Agnes Bartlett aged 24, with services and burial plans detailed. Munson’s survivors include husband D F Munson three daughters Ruby California and Jane Bartlett. Bartlett’s survivors include siblings Mrs Dora Holther Mrs Foulger Mrs J J Hammer and others with services planned in Kanesville and burial in Ogden City cemetery. A third notice records Leary Woodard infant son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Woodard dying at home with services at Kirkendall chapel and interment at Oxilon City cemetery.
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Munson
Marvin Lu
D. F. Munson
Familly
Pwellis Riress
Qaden
France
United States Expeditionary Forces
Phineas Munson
Miney Munson
West
Oxdon
Ruby
California
Dora Holther
Kirkendall
Bartlett
Agnes Bartlett
Jane
William Harnett
F. Foulger
Ogden
JJ. Hammer
Ammon
Tithe
Jane Bartlett
Jos, Bartlett
Jona Northlett
Kanesville
Utah
Mra
Alina
Rigby
Aberdees
Idaho
Willie J Bartlett
Keever
Ioho
B. Green
Taylor
Orden
Foulger
Adams Avenue
Kanes
George Green
Alate
Joseph Bartlett
Ogden City Cemetery
Woodard
Leary Wandard
Mee
Leroy Woodard
Twenty al Street
Oxilon City Cemetery
U boat Bombards Wireless Stations Near Monrovia
A German submarine of the U type appeared at Monrovia on April 10 off the coast of West Africa and bombarded the wireless stations there, according to a State Department dispatch.
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Africa
Washington
Iana
Monrovia
Forty Thousand Officers Needed for Gratis Call
The Kanbas City paper notes General Leonard Wood and General Wade urge immediate expansion of officers training as Allied relief hinges on American manpower. Camp Tristan, Camp Funaten referenced. calls for older men and broader drafts to bolster the Eighty-ninth division. General Wood insists on rapid mobilization and readiness for future drafts.
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Leonard Wood
Tristan
Kan
Nolay
Wend
Feutle
Funaten
France
God
Eureland
Waad
Fire destroys horses at Bowie race track blaze claims multiple lives
Washington reports a mid April blaze at Bowie race track killing several fine race horses and injuring others. Senator King criticizes alliance leaders as it risks charter revocation amid ongoing political turmoil and calls for action. The incident underscores instability surrounding racing events and local governance.
Thirteen Ogden Men Help Build Ten Ships
Thirteen Ogden men in the Emergency Fleet Corporation join shipbuilding as a valued deferred class to avoid military call up. They report to the Navy or government authorities that they remain engaged in ship construction, with George Stheff of Pontiac Michigan and Rotus Sheacey of Williamsport named in connection to physical examinations for the draft in Ogden.
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Cabin City
Gadlec Tive
Emergency Fleet Corporation
UN City Brand
Mindern
Shin Yarda
Neo
George Stheff
Pontiac, Mich
Rotus Sheacey
Williamsport
Ogden
Strategy Criticizes HU Army Front Plans
Amsterdam reports on German high command strategy as seen by major German papers. The Volks Zeitung downplays a supposed Anglo French threat and doubts a Picardy offensive, while Frankfurter Zeitung notes a wider plan and stresses the enemy’s nerves amid rapid repositioning attempts. The overall tone questions timing and feasibility of proposed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Kocluische Volks Zeitung
Manders
Frankfurter Zitung
Athak
Enems
No word from Vladivostok on American landing plans
Wallington April 12 reports no word on American marines landing to aid British and Japanese forces. Dispatches say the step would reassure Russian officials, who feared a Japanese invasion, proving the action is total and not aimed at aggression. Bolshevik officials reportedly were not as fearful of a foreign advance after the incident.
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Wallington
Vlndivascok
Hhupatnese
Japan
Riberia
Tress
Mogean
Bolsheaviki
Sibovtin
American schools urged to be fully American in outlook
George A. Mayer of New York told the National Conference that schools should be fully American and free of German Polish or other foreign language instruction. He argued wartime ideals demand American boys complete education in schools dedicated to American institutions and language.
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Washington
George A. Mayer
New York
Herr Inday
Sterowice
Iuel i
Gine
Caelan Ier
America
Government to Stimulate Oil Output for War Needs
Washington April 11 The government begins a broad policy to stimulate oil production to meet soaring war demand surpassing increases in output. As custodian of untendered Indian lands in Oklahoma and Wyoming, the government holds vast oil-bearing territory to fuel the navy and merchant fleet. Leases are opening rapidly, with Shoshone territory in Wyoming seeing rising applications and the Osage lease at Pawhuska set for May 18 after a date change. The effort emphasizes mineral importance as wartime needs push production beyond prewar levels. Oil reserves have declined in some areas, but Texas and Kaw growth partly counterbalance losses, while overall U.S. production climbs amid ongoing development.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Shipping Board
Osage
Sols
United States
California
Kaw
Texas
Big Oil Output and Dutch Portable Motion Picture Truck
Fragmentary report notes 1917 oil production figures in major states totaling about 72 million barrels. It mentions Wyoming's wet year yielding 8,290,000 barrels and a 3,560,875 barrel figure in a compound. Also cites a portable motion picture device for the Netherlands army mounted on a motor truck for post to post transport.
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Wyoming
Netherlands
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