Calvin backs Golden Spike celebration and railroad aid
E E Calvin, president of the Union Pacific, pledges support for the Golden Spike event in May and will press corporation officials to consider railroad aid. He meets with Mayor Brownleg and the railroad committee in Ogden and outlines limits and moderation while exploring possible involvement with Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and other executives.
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Calvin
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Agatusa
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Brownleg
Railroad Committee
Weber Club
Rooney
Calvin Arclued
Ogden
Instec
Eming Fm Company
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Warren L. Wattis
D. S. Spencer
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Ha Committee
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Tial
Whitmer
Alandaho Central
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Nim
Salt Lake
El Monte Commandery Meets April 14 on Monday
El Monte Commandery No 2 Knights Templar announces a regular meeting Monday evening April 14 with important business on the agenda. Officer signoff by F C Nichols.
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el Monte Commandery
Knights Templar
F.C
BB. Nichols
British alarm over 0.5 trade sparks government action
British residents abroad report rising complaints about American business activity in the Far East, pressing for a swift overseas trade mission to China. Manchester chamber proposes a mission with manufacturers and cotton leaders, funded by the government, amid fear the United States may usurp Britain's world trade lead. An related Paris release notes enemy tonnage to be divided among allied governments by wartime leverage, not altering postwar ship allocations.
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Washington
Dente
Lancashire
Trode
Orient
Paris
Fraser
China
Renin
Bavarian Food Embargo Ties Upset Peace Talks
A German government note to Entente powers states Bavaria will not join peace talks and will block Allied food supplies. The Reichstag has formed a 28 member committee to examine peace negations and related measures.
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Derlen
Associated Press
Himba
Tha
Afva
Nat Dia
Bavaria
Walter W Fife Reunites On Shipboard Visit With Brother
Walter W Fife recounts a surprise reunion with brother Joseph aboard a ship bound for France. From Camp Mills to New York, they share news, meet coworkers, and tour the city before parting as Walter heads to Camp Dodge. The letter notes family, Navy life, and hopeful voyages aboard a southern route to avoid storms.
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Walter W. Fife
Brother
New York
Walter
Joseph
Mra
Elizabeth Pife
Same Avenue
France
Navy
Cammy Mille
Wall
New York City
Camp MoQh
Wea
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Pasa
U.S. 5
Cape May
Bush Tenminal
Brooklyn Navy
Aubyay
Fifth Avernue
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Mereard
Slong O
New York Zoo
Metropolitan Opera House
Fifth Avenue
Times Square
Camp Mills
Camp Dodge
Town
Alden
Walter W
Fife
Albers Brothers Plan Large Warehouses in Ogden
The Albers Brothers Milling Company, major cereal exporter, plans to erect two large warehouses on the south side of the Ogden mill site at Twenty-ninth Street and tactile Avenue. Local plant capacity expands to 250 barrels daily with $12,000 new equipment. Ogden plant handled 264 cars of grain and mill supplies last year, with 76 cars of raw materials hauled from nearby regions.
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Albers Brothers Milling Company
Jexpors
Utah Cereal Food Company
United States
Hea
Portland
Seatls
Tacoma
Dellingham
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Oxden
New York City
Kobe
Japan
J. J. Hollister
Oregon
Lha Albers Brotherk Rompany
Whiten Fs
Twenty-ninth Street
Abp Dutermaoun
Onten
Ewe
Mill Merchane
Tain
Albers
Alorra
Baptist Funds Rise Over Ogden Telegraph Rates
Wire service announces a sharp raise in telegraph rates, citing increased costs across missions, mercantile firms, and church services in Ogden. The control board reports a 100 percent rise tied to higher wartime prices and broader service expenses impacting regional churches and allied organizations.
Notice of withdrawal from Hudson Auto Top Co Ogden Utah
Geo A Phillips withdraws from the firm Hudson Auto Top Co Ogden Utah. He will not be responsible for obligations contracted on behalf of the firm. The notice names GEO A PHILETUS.
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Geo. A. Phillips
Hudson Auto Top Co
Ogden
Utah
GEO. A. Philetus
Advertising Ancient Modern in Ogden Grocers Whit Soap Flakes Sale
In early advertising, sellers used appealing promises and “free” bait to lure customers into stores. Grocers in Ogden push Crystal White soap flakes and canned goods at various prices, claiming bargains but often varying from quoted prices. Items advertised include soap flakes, canned milk, kraut, sugar, tomatoes, peas, pork and beans, and other staples, with discounts shown but eventual higher sale prices noted.
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Ogden Grocers
Postal Board Defends Telegraph Rates Amid Profit Dispute
The statement argues that a 20 percent rate increase should be viewed against broader price hikes and utility rates. It compares Postal’s self contained operations with Western Union, noting Postal carried only a sixth of national profitable business August 1918 to January 1919 while Western Union handled about sixty percent, much of it in less profitable but necessary fields. It claims Postal carried a twelfth of government business at forty percent of commercial rates, seeks a loan of fifty percent operating costs, and urges rates that ensure service for the country, while dismissing fair scheduling based on two companies.
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Tate- Ryaph
Fostal
Weslern Union
Pestas
Western Union
Posini
Sompani¢A
Lkla
Postal
Wins
Poista
Rival Aviators Brace for Overseas Race
St Johns N F April 12 Rival aviators rush to ready machines for a trans Atlantic challenge The Martinsyde plane unpacked on the Sack steamer as Major C W F Mors and Lt F P Raynhes accompany Kamacka Neve They hope to fly within three days The Sop plane tuned by Hans O Hawker and Cmdr Keute Grier nears start but lingering snow delays a trial flight A boy’s Sabbath plea is noted in a stray item
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ST. Johns
N. F
Martinsyde
Kamacka Neve
Rial
Dave
Hans O. Hawker
Keute Grier
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First Baptist Church of
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Idaho
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Alhambra Electric Shop
Alhambra Theatre
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