Ogden events and notices from a chaotic local page
A garbled Ogden page lists concerts at high school and various local notices. It mentions Marcel qs Builth as musical director, a Tuesday WHS concert, injuries to John A Yeoman, travel notices for T F Rowlands, moves to 230 Washington Ave, and multiple stockyard, law office, licensing, and cemetery items. It includes ads for coal, photography, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trof
Marcel
High Schhol
Me Stotth
Weber County Liberty Loan Officials Call for Vigilance
Citizens urged to verify war bond subscriptions after Salt Lake press reports claimed Weber County met its third Liberty Loan quota. The note warns figures were incorrect and emphasizes ongoing drives to reach the full allotment, urging renewed energy from all workers.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Mader
Etling
Salt Lake
Weber Counly
Liberty Loan
Hetr
Dalar
Waober County
Jairy
Prizes Announced for Beet Growers District Contest
The Awalgaized Sugar company offers 1600 in prizes to beet growers in Ogden and Drighans districts. Districts named with towns receive awards from 100 for top 20 acres to 26 for top 1 acre or more. Judging based on stand thinning cleanliness yield and maturity. entries due by July 10, 1818.
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Ogden and Drighans
Distriet No
Wilson
Weet Wehey
Warren
Plan City
Blatervilla
Mistriet No
Wharigt No
Clinton
Roy
Hooper
Kaneaville
Brigham
Davia
Sperry
Willard
Nerva
Hot Springa
Tenneyville
Calis
Seed potatoes to be treated before planting
Seed potatoes must be treated before planting, with detailed soaking instructions in 30 gallons of water, using a wooden barrel or tank, and a one and a half hour soak. After treatment, discard or refresh solution for each batch and allow potatoes to dry. Also advice on avoiding frost, spacing tomatoes, and maintaining continuous ground use for a steady vegetable supply.
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Andeewa
Cne
Tyana
Rurfana
van Y Soi
Lost bicycle theft mystery at Lycrum event
A fragmentary report notes a bicycle theft at a public event in Lycrum. Names and exact actions are unclear but reference a missing Iver Jubraon bicycle and a return by Draetreita in AK.
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Iver- Jubraon
Lycrum
Returo Draetreita
Remount Depot at Camp Lewis Dramatic Horse Ranch Scene
A report from Camp Lewis Washington on April 22 describes the remount depot as a vast cattle ranch like setting with corrals wagon houses bay sheds and equipment. Barracks resemble one story ranch houses and miles of board fences lanes and streets line a national army installation transformed by horses and stables.
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Camp Lewis
Tecoma
Wash
Danin Lewis
Army
Wyoming
Montana
National Army
Washington
Boy 5 Sentenced 10 Days for Taking Automobile
Edward Donaldson an 18 year old youth was sentenced this morning in the municipal court to jail for taking an automobile without consent and using it for a joy ride. Clifford Hasgel, 2nd youth, was turned over to juvenile authorities after being arrested with two other boys at Glenwood park. The owner, George B. Taylor of Farrat, had the car impounded. The judge warned that any future auto thefts or joy rides would incur jail time rather than fines and urged firm action against such acts.
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Edward Donaldson
Glenwood Park
George B. Taylor
Farreat
Darker
Tabernacle
Word Meeting House
Twenty-second Street
Liberty Loan drive pushes for higher county subscriptions
Ogden leaders report mixed progress as the Liberty Loan campaign in the county aims to exceed a 1 300 000 goal. Subscriptions total 782 300 with daily gains, while prominent firms pledge large sums. Scout volunteers plan last minute drives to ensure no resident is overlooked and to collect bank forms for endorsed pledges.
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Oxden
Thin
Tie
Key
Joh Scowerott & ‘Sons’ Company
Trub Bitional Bank
Utalulho Censtrak Taftrond
Mountain View Cemetery Meen Eration Tolay
Russell Petty 15 A Candidate for Office at Weber Normal
Nominations for president of the Weber Normal College student body have been made. Russell Petty and Prent Jeppson of the junior class were selected. Petty leads a petition of 75 names and is described as the most popular student, with a strong record as president of the senior class and active in business and social affairs. The election is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Weber Normal College
Tlugsett
Patty
Weber Normal
Rautine Biehest
Petty
Petts
Hooper Holds Most Enthusiastic Meeting
A wartime gathering at Wooper Yard House last evening supported the Liberty bond campaign. Committee members Deluna Widdlvon Looper and Bowers arranged the event, with Joseph Chez delivering the address. Attendees expressed strong resolve for victory and many pledged or over-subscribed subscriptions.
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They Yard
Wooper
Sue Mutual Improvement
Tooper
Sonslning
Mesars
Deluna
Widdlvon
Looper
Bowers
Joseph Chez
Toeper
Patrick Case Goes to Farmington Court
The State of Utah pursues Fi W Patrick Stockman in a case involving a young girl in this city. The matter has been transferred to the Farmington juvenile court for trial on April 20. Patrick sues the Standard Publishing Company for $50,000 over printing related to the case and its handling at a hotel arrest.
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State of Utah
Patrick
Farmington
Standard Pub|ishing Company
Expert Here 10 Urge Making of Cottage Cheese
Charles S. Trimble of the Agriculture Department, in an Od on County visit, extolled cottage cheese as wholesome and nutritious. He noted one pound provides substantial protein, minerals, and calories, and urged using it in varied dishes. The dairy official recalled wartime food substitution efforts and cited U.S. research on cheese uses, with copies available by mail inquiry. He warned cottage cheese consumption has risen and cited daily production figures.
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Charles S. Trimble
YA. 5
Department of Agriculture
Trimble
United States Department of Vericulture
A&r
Washionton
Hannde
Trimbte
Volunteers Offer Services as City Register Grows
A list of additions to the city voluntary register includes Reid Muir a Paltoian conductor and Walter Blatt a machinist helper among others. The register records volunteers serving in naval and military roles and notes enlistees at Camp Pike and Camp Coll, with names such as Eugene Evloakon Jane Harringer Lawrence Panville Carl Torgeron and Charles Roding.
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Dyatt Boned
Alea
Dotn Reid Muir
Im. EL. McNnavy
Durilen
Carl H. Torgeron
Stenographat
Tank Corps
Camp Coll
Kusg
Charles
Roding
Navy
Petition Filed For Letters Of Administration In Estate
James S. Deemas filed a petition in district court for letters of administration in the estate of Maggie Deemas deceased. The filing notes she died testate on April 14, 1913, leaving claims for damages against the UrakTdsho Central Wail road company. The husband and a two year old child are heirs. The filing alleges the death resulted from negligence and careless management by the company. Mrs Deemas is said to have been injured in an accident on the interurban company line.
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James S. Deemas
Maggie
Deemas
Sirs. Neeman
Deeraas
Recruites Accepted At Local Station In Ogden
The local recruiting station began two men on their careers today. Leon Leavist of Laws ton Utah enlisted in Infantry through the Jacalala Won. He was recruited by Hers, Me aod who has served at Lovwiston for weeks. Two others from the same district are also en route at the Ogden station. Matrice W. Fowern, 18, joined the cavalry. Both men were sent to Fort Douging and will proceed to their training camps.
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Leon Leavist
Lawston
Utah
Meaod
Lovwiston
Ogden
Matrice W. Fowern
Cavalry
Births Reported From City Health Office Names and Dates
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and addresses including Mr and Mrs Alfred Chestmark 548 Twenty-fifth Street and Mr and Mrs Sogngersboro Snjurn 2239 Jackson Avenue. April births include a girl to Fura and Margaret Lockhead Young and a girl to George and Katrena Sogngersboro Snjurn. An April 16 birth records a boy for Jonpen Olvasory at 2711 Grant Avenue.
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Tolfowine
City Health Department
Fura
Margaret Lockhead Young
Peres
Earl Jonpen Olvasory
Grant Avenue
Horsehoeing at Camp Lewis Highlighted at Great School
Tacoma Washington reports on a large and fully equipped horseshoeing establishment at Camp Lewis. The central depot trains horseshoers for the regiment, with many men engaged daily at this extensive facility.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Wright & Onsco buy Christensen shoe stock in sale
The Christensen Shoe Store formerly on Washington avenue near Ponty Ath Street was absorbed by Wright & Onsco. The stock and fixtures were retained and will be sold in a Great April Shop Sale starting April 1. Experts examined the stock and found it fair value, with quotable savings for customers.
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Chistensen Shoe
Washington Avenue
Ponty Ath Street
We IL Wright & Gons
Wright
Stwall le
P. J. Wriekt
Wangger
Weight Company
Den
Chlstongen
Tl Uyer
Apprausssia
School of farriers trains horseshoe makers for army service
A historical facility teaches horse shoeing with strict methods, shod six thousand horses and mules, and graduates sixty five students sent to regiments. Some horses resist, leading to locks and injuries. no serious accidents reported, though the shop uses harsh practices to ensure correct shoeing for military use.
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Novonbor
Dhotr
Abia
Inabner
Ieam
Americans Captured by Germans Near Solchapmy
London dispatch reports 183 American prisoners captured and 25 machine guns seized as German storm troops advanced two kilometers into American lines near Solchapmy. The official release notes heavy American losses and asserts counterattacks were repulsed.
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Berlin
Reman
London
Amercan
Solchapmy
Teada
Oleg
Moselle
Lnwer
Sincheprey
Allies Lean On United States for Support in War Burdens
From London April 22 Chancellor Andrew Bonar Law outlined Allied funding, noting Britain received £905 million from the United States and allied obligations total £1,262,000,060. He proposed new taxation and projected end-year debt and expenditures, with revenue at £842,050,000 and a national debt near £425,250,000,000.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Tiritain
United Statea
Mallans
Joan
United States
Cal Ha Hail
Tisitian
Bald
Raova
Great Britain
Draft Plans and Registrations for Camp Lewis Expedition
The county reports preparations for the April 28 Camp Lewis expedition. Twelve aliens under local vigilance will be examined for possible service while many are immune to conscription. Richard Kingston and Tobias Tall lead registrants with Ged Kidd joining the county contingent. Appeals for Franklin Hicklenlooper and Paulthy were decided favorably by the district board in Halt Lake.
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Water County
Camp Lewis
Weber County
Tha
Patriotiam
Richard Jo Kingston
Washington
Tywen- Ueth Engineers
Tobias G. Tall
Gilbert
Kidd
Franklin Hickenlooper
Fidwin
Smith
Halt Lake
Llexenlooper
Paulth
Claus
Powerfully fragmented wartime bulletin from Wallington
April 23. Germany’s immense sacrifices on the western front yield little gains per a weekly war department review. The report says the current drive on channel ports failed and American airmen press the offensive. The northern front attack is described as not a final major push, though a new and stronger assault is anticipated.
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Wallington
Germany
War Departments
Hlraterista
Max Eastman Reverses View on War For Freedom
New York April 22 Max Eastman former editor of the Masses and three others linked to the publication face trial in federal court on charges of conspiracy to thwart the war effort by publishing seditious material. Eastman now says the war is for liberty and freedom and expresses sadness recalling the Star Spangled Banner and the thousands of American boys destined to die. He credits his change to those fighting in France and defending their ideals against tyranny.
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New York
Max Eastman
America
de France
France
Spelinat
Tha Masges
Eastemnat An
Apaltachy
Artis Kaotmon
Department of Dusticn
Narnes
Allslatant United Blazea
Aires
Quy Talgh
Tussia Epira
Chetzle
Guatemala Backs United States in Assembly Session
In Guatemala City on April 23 the national assembly declares the Republic’s stance aligned with the United States, opposing European belligerents and endorsing the American position. The brief statement emphasizes solidarity with the U S amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
eThe National Assembly
Republic of Guatepiala
United States
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Salon
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Grake Lewis
Linda Vista
Mrs. Gampian
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App. City Cemetery
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Tody E. Peterson
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Ogden Savings Veces
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