Two Great Ogden Fires Ravage J own Junk and Macaroni Plant
Two large fires destroyed the Ogden Junk Company building and the Ogden Macaroni Manufacturing plant, drawing a huge crowd along Washington Avenue. Fire officials say gasoline fueled the blaze at the junk house, sparking sparks that reached nearby homes, with damage extensive to both brick and frame structures and streets blocked by smoke and water use.
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Ogden Junk Company
Ogden Macaroal ‘Manufacturing Company
Binelock
Weehington Avenue
Twenty Firat Street
Ogden River
Noridga
Ball Eataciljahmentax
Macaron Company
John Farr
Ed Hutterfield
Wisin&. Taylor
Cocos al
Agens Jire
iRrnest Dowling
Dowling
Bin
Washington Avenue
Lauven
Pink House
Sonny Empires
Harteeholl
Howe
John Fare
William van Myke
Emma H Monsel
Richardaon
Junk Company
Paris Trom
Joseph
Kavul Kreis
Wink House
Itherest
Ogden Mory
William Spanzenbere
Warbineton Avenue
O’elork
Gore
Ae Walllama
Gomon Pras
Williaran
Ogden River Bridge
Heber Obar
Twenty-first Street
Buelca
Ogden Rider Bridge
Ogden
Inaerronl
Washington Ave
Alidol
Buildig Econ
Miemake
Oper Lon
Waalie Stator
Cearecity
Galt
Western Macaroni Company
Ares
Ston
Devoto Woman Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Rhoda De Voto widow of FH Wy De Voto died after an eight year illness, with funeral arrangements set. Survived by husband, daughter Mra. La Vain, two brothers S Chye and 0 DaWolls, and friends noted in Uintah and Ogden regions. Burial and service details list Kirkendall parlors and Flesty Congregational church ceremonies.
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Uyen Am Alock
Intlvenga
Rhoda de Voth
Wy Voto
Justead
Hernand de Voto
DaWolls
S. Chye
Nab Alsters
Mes
Il Hahn
Wakersfietd
Calif
Trace
Pocetello
Idaho
M.A. Gray
Ogden
la Vain
Uintah
Vitahi
Kirkendall
Godfrey Matthews
Ter Flesty
Yellowstone Park Travels Hit Record Public Tolls
Yellowstone authorities report a season with heavy visitor volume and widespread car travel, noting over 1,000 unauthorized entrants by private cars and trains. Officials cite vandalism and tire tearing incidents leading to arrests and fines as rangers crackdown on park trespass and damages.
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Yellowstone Iitivil Piiex
Itt
Jariide
Rayagse
Acer Ape
Deehendesh
Mack
Yellowstone
Jarksaa
Workers urged to keep government life insurance
An Home Service Bureau of the Red Cross report urges ex service men to maintain government insurance or reinstate lapsed policies. Many veterans worry about payments while settling civilian life, but officials say reestablishment is possible and government cover remains a cheaper protection. Some veterans have already spent months contributing without benefits, while thousands rely on dependents’ monthly aid. The message stresses the value of continued premiums and reinstatement options.
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Ome
Ned Cross
Acain
Home Service
Mornig
Homa Sersee Bureau
Amalgamated Sugar Stock Increase Sparks Commentary
Investors react as Amalgamated Sugar reports changes in capitalization and stock structure. The recap highlights a $33,750,000 common stock base, $4,000,000 of this in preferred shares, and a recapitalization plan affecting total equity. Mentioned are farm interest groups and regional business figures touring industry sites, with notes on market impact and supply concerns.
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John C. Cutler, Jr
United States
Nm Telp
Eal Beach
Dear Lake
Lagan Canyon
Logan
Coe Valley
Evens
Mendan
Cacho Valley
Commie
Hormitigr
Oxilen Canyon
Agian Phe Ayechil Meetinis
Etockhniera Vt
Sagar Company
Americanvatel Sugar Company
Deebles
Engineer D W Carr and Brakeman Fatal Crash
Pocatello Idaho Aug 4 Engineer D W Carr and Brakeman F M Murvin were killed instantly near Yale yesterday when a freight car broke loose and struck a standing extra freight. Twenty one cars of freight and merchandise piled up in the yard. Firemen were Oregon Short Line employees and Pocatelo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
F. M. Murvin
Yale
Here
Y Oregon Short Line
Pocatelo
Increases Are Made In Assessed Values in All Counties
The state board of equalization raises assessed values across Utah counties for farm lands grazing lands and commercial property. Increases vary by county, with farm lands ranges cattle and sheep seeing higher percentages and merchandise and banks added in several districts. Several counties show double digit rises across multiple categories.
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Utah
State Board
Beaver County
Cache County
Carden County
Davis County
Lehesne
Waggett
Garfielt
Grand County
Row
Jal
Lana
Kane County
Millard
Morgan Comunty
Miuta
Rich County
Sheen
San Juan
Salt Lake County
Sanpele
Suvler
Summit County
Tooeka
Tintah
Range
Range Abbey
Wasatch County
Washington County
Warnee
Conference Sunday at Ogden Stake Involves Church Leaders
The Opidert stake quarterly conference will be held in Ogden with rosetons at 9 am and 2 pm. Representatives from general church offices will speak and deliver addresses. The Tabernacle Choir will perform at half past ten. President Thomas E. Mekas presides, with invitations extended to stake members to attend.
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Opidert
Ogden
Tha. mi
Chursit
Tabernacle Rhoir
Thomas E. Mekas
Soldiers Aid for Getting On to Farm Land
A historical notice describes government support to help individuals secure farm land. It outlines assistance mechanisms, including credit or subsidies, and references individuals and actions related to land settlement programs of the era. The language is dated and notes official involvement in facilitating agricultural access.
Government plans farm settlements with tools and inquiries
The government will supply settlers with agricultural tools and establish farm settlements. Congress has asked the Interior Department to begin a preliminary nationwide survey of possible sites and to assess authorization for construction. Ex service personnel are urged to contact recruiting officers for information and application materials.
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Ake
Congress
Naka
Corgeant
Washington
Tha
Firefighters Respond to Ogden Furniture Warehouse Fire
Firemen rushed to a warehouse fire at Ogden Furniture and Carpet Company on Twenty first Street after a switchman reported the alarm. The stock and building were of tough wood and varnished with excelsior, yet the Ogden firm praises Chief Graves and the department for a rapid, capable attack despite poor hydrants and bad streets.
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O'Tiack
Sne
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Company
Inca Jon Weel
Hat
Graves
Ogden Team 3 Defeated at Golf Meet in Salt Lake
Salt Lake club golfers defeated Ogden 6 matches to 1 and 4 halved, with Salt Lake holding a 22 to 15 advantage. Pairings listed include W. Salisbury beating Tealph Bristol, J. Z. Bonin over Lucian Ray, Sam Glimer over A. G. Morn, J. F. Critenlow tying A. I. Bigelow, and others.
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Salt Lake
Osrey
A. G. Morn
J. F. Critenlow
A. I. Bigelow
A. ¥. McCormick
W. Arthur
W. N. Naylor
W. T. Ruttger
W. A. Larkin
Myer
Ty © Halloran
Gro
President Penrose Calls War Sacrifices for Peace
President Penrose says the United States has drawn inspiration from wartime sacrifices to pursue peace. He asserts the government will extend human liberty to all nations, anticipating a coming reign of righteousness and lasting peace under divine guidance. Chaplain South lauds valor of fishing men and unity of the people amid war.
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Sallaris
Bug
United States
Tyes
Hais
Ues
Penrose Cant
America
Hanerty
Sovith
Valle
Belgie
Americ
Harden
Halt Heen
Devil Dogs Arrive on George Washington with War Brides
The Second Division Marines and forces led by Major General John A. Lejeune returned aboard the transport George Washington after Belleau Wood fame. About 5,000 troops and 48 war brides disembarked amid an immense New York welcome, with a parade planned near New York for the division. The Santa Clara also arrived from Brest with 730 Second Division infantry officers and men.
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New York
Bellean
Chalesti Thierry
Soissonsi
George Washington
Jona A
Conlingesta
Fifth Regi
Lejahe
Tardieu
Sta
Iowa shopmen strike stalls freight in state
Nearly a thousand Iowa shopmen walked off the job in LIGUE CITY and surrounding yards. Officials said the strike would likely persist and that railroads were not accepting perishables or livestock freight. Also notes men returning from overseas service in Davis County and a brief item about President Wilson’s trip to Washington for talks on the cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligue City
Say
Washingtor
Ala
Wilken
Washington
Ia Matomar
Shipley Kidnapping in Mexico Ends With Release
Lawrence L. Shipley of Yarrington Nevada was reported released after being kidnapped near a rail station in Mexico on July 14. The State Department pressed the Mexican government for action and relief efforts followed publication in Mexican papers. The brief notes an investigative line questioning a possible scam behind the incident.
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Wastiington
State Department
Teday
Mosiré City
Lawrence I. Shipley
Yarrington
Nevada
Preamall Station
Mexico
Gage
Shinley
United States undecided on war indemnity stance
Wallington Alg Davis, adviser to Vereailles, told the foreign relations committee that American delegates have no authority on whether the United States will take part in the German indemnity. He said no decision was made on accepting German securities for funds lent to Belgium, though President Wilson may recommend the option to Congress.
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Wallington
Davis
Vereailles
Lrommitites
United States
Germany
Pressal
Daniela
Belgium
Wilson
Congress
Transport Virginia Brings 23rd Infantry to New York Port
The transport Virginia arrived from Pres with 119 officers and 3,048 men of the 23rd Infantry. The unit is part of the famed Second Division composed of Regular Army, Marine, and Coast Artillery troops. Except for brief rests, the regiment fought from Châlleau Thierry until the signing of the armistice.
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New York
Virginia
Pres
Ghaleau Thierry Untl
Jackling’s Texas Gulf Sulphur Mine Acquisition
Daniel C. Jackling expands into sulfur mining in Matagorda County Texas. The newly formed Texas Gulf Sulphur Company will exploit a vast bed likened to Austria’s salt mines, with thousands of acres and a projected annual output around 200 000 tons. Associates include S W Mudd of Los Angeles and Sherwood Elivedge of New York.
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Jackling
San Francisco
Daniel C. Jackling
Gulf
Texas
Mr. Jackling
Matagorda
Austria
S.W. Mudd
Los Angeles
Arizona
Af Catenén Ariz
Sherwood Elivedge
New York
Corone Sackling
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Indy
F. B. Devoto
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J. J. Brummil
Hudson Avenue
Amalgamated
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Richarde
Sewpouitto
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Low Pranetaes
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York
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Hart Schaffner
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Geo. Washington
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Paul ‘Thomassen
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Emil Whitesides
Edward M
I. Shon
Emma
Ftrang
Andrew Arduck Uoynittyl
John Pisher
Bountite
Harald Ft. Bishop
Aimott
Bishop
Wayasille
Aviat Tuttle
Junty 5
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