Ogden Sends 173 Boys to Ten Army Camps in August
Utah faces a large August draft call with 18 097 men from the state serving in the armed forces under selective service and volunteer programs. The article notes about 6 000 in the Ninety-first division and lists Utah units and divisions largely composed of Utah boys serving in France and other theaters. It details totals of volunteers and draft selections through 1917 to 1918, highlighting August 26 call as a major step in mobilization and the broad reach of conscripts and volunteers across Army Navy Marine Corps and National Guard components.
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Iran
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Marine Corps
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Unclear OCR record of class registration numbers in 1947
Fragmentary OCR from a 1947 notice shows numbers related to registrants and classes, with garbled text around dates and locations. The legible items include references to class one registration counts and possible dates in June and July, not enough to establish a clear event or outcome.
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Dune
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Doctor Prescribes Vinol for Nervous Bother
A grateful letter from Mrs Tantant credits Vinol with restoring strength and energy after a weak nervous condition. She says a week on Vinol made her feel like a new person and enabled her to care for her baby and household. The ad notes Vinol as a constitutional remedy with beef and celery peptones and glycophosphates, distributed by Culley Drug Co. and others.
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Jacksonville
Women Gather at Indiana Wheat Show and Cotton Market Report
Women from Indianapolis gather behind reapers in a vocational show tied to farming. Betsy C Porter endorses the event amid farmers approval. A New York cotton crop report notes prices between 6 and 7 dollars per bale due to war news and expected foreign demand, with government data indicating around 18 dollars a bale.
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Kaolix
New York
Invincible Launched Amid Oakland Yard Steam Record
WAKLAND Calif August 6 The steel cargo carrier Invincible built in 34 working days was launched at the Alameda yard of Bethlehem Shipbuilding for Cunard Steamship Co The yard claims a world record pace aided by foremen James Gregg and Janes Kearman A 440 foot turbine ship with 11 knot speed it is part of a fleet of record launches at Oakland harbor amid a strike disruption and quick construction era
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Invincible
Oakland Harbor
Wen
Alameda
Tbethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Requess
Charley M. Schwab
Darhiehem Corporation
Zeneral
Emerginry
United States
Alamein
Hmagkett
Alue
James Gregg
Janes Kearman
le Uringe
Alimnas
Dena
Cunard Steamship Company
Allies in Hot Pursuit of Huns
German retreat continued Sunday as Allied forces press the withdrawal along multiple sectors. American forces report 8400 prisoners and 180 guns captured with advances toward Fismes and the rail depot between Soissons and Rheims. German holds on the Vesle and Aisne fronts are contested as French, British, and Italian units push the retreat in the center and north, burning fields to deny crop gains.
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Paris
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la Newvillatie
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Roy Stewart at Cozy in By Proxy Comedy Run
Roy Stewart returns in By Proxy at the Cozy for a three day run starting tomorrow as part of Universal Current Events and a Comedy, delivering light entertainment.
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One More Vacant Chair in Club
A fragment reports a ceremony where ten surviving members of the Jut Siurs Club, veterans of the First Minnesota Volunteers, gather for their annual reunion. Chairs draped in black, a somber mood surrounds the banquet table as the group contemplates the loss of fellow members.
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Jut Siurs Ciuh
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Minnesota
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Coal Output of Mines Increases Amid War Time Pressure
Fragmentary 19th century report notes coal production rising as state and private sectors push output to meet wartime needs. The document references labor shifts and policies, citing governors and industries managing fuel supplies, with emphasis on sustaining essential services and military operations.
May Be No World Series This Year Report
A brief meeting at the league commission's palace outlined possible cancellation of the World Series this season. Hartley Mreytus presented the Dutsburg Nation Teague, claiming invitations were extended from the American and National Leagues to ballot the season before September. Some details remain unclear as the report notes possible external factors and uncertain schedules.
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Forty-seven Utah companies of $100,000 incorporated
Hansen Bennlan secretary notes that forty seven Utah companies incorporated since last April with capital of $100,000 or more fall under the capital issues law. They are subject to the capital issues committee’s jurisdiction in the federal-stake act sense. State officials warn against stock sales without proper authority and penalties may apply to violators.
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Tede Bucille
Utah
Pam
Vialong
Fritend Cesnrve
Eamsworth
Walk
Brothers Bank
Vian
Stave
Erefor
Nestormmilfer
Deanina
Companias
Wales
Heavy fines and imprisonment for listed companies noted by Mr. Hennlon
A compiled list shows numerous firms facing penalties including heavy fines and potential imprisonment. Names span mining oil and manufacturing sectors such as Standard Mining, AUas Products, Automatic Headlight, Bingham Flack Diamond, Black Diamond Oil, Bowen Livestock, Browning Auto, Deseret Fuel, Metropolitan Realty, Old Cotton Oil of Utah, and Standard Oil Company of Utah among others with fines ranging from hundreds of thousands to over eighty million dollars. Several entries reference Utah and Portland areas and various industry players in oil, mining, and manufacturing.
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Hennlon
Auas Products Company
Automatic
Bingham Flack Diamond Manufacturing Company
Black Diamond Oil Company
Bowen Livestock Company
Browning Auto Company
Clear Butte Oil Company
Portland
Ore
C. E. Loose Corporation
Davia Air & Madstore Valve Company
Ooo
Dicker Jewling Company
Neap Creek Sampler Mill & Mines Company
Deseret, Fuel Company
Clenallen Manufacturing Company
Glen Eagle ON & Reacing Company
Head Drilling & Exploration Company
Hercules Oi Company
Hoooy
Gulch Leasing Company
Jolly Milling Company
Hello
No Inland Ruel Company
Snell Estate Corporation
Ladeen Manufacturing Compan
Marysvale Botash Company
Metropolitan Realty Company
Motor Mercantile
National Alloyr “Corporation
Old Cotonly Oil Company
Utah
Overland Oi Shale
Peterson-Harnded Fluid Clutch Company
Peerless, Dredging Company
Raven On
Southern Mining Company
Southern Confederate Manufacturing Company
Vipont Silver Manufacturing Company
Waswatch OW & Refining Company
Americal
Mary Jane Stover Company
Nurley Potato Peaknets Company
Danish Cities Short of Homes Amid Slump in Housing
Fragmentary dispatch reports housing shortages in Danish cities, noting stalled construction and rising rents. Observations from a visitor describe vacant sites, empty flats, and caretaker concerns as redevelopment slows and living spaces dwindle.
Fragmentary passage hints at a residential dispute and inquiry
Readable fragments show a resident confronting an unknown intruder or assailant about a flat. The text mentions famine like urgency, a potential confrontation, and questions about the occupant and location, but details are obscured.
Beet Sugar Crop and Production Outlook in 1931
The article reports that beet sugar crop output in 1931 may fall 25 percent short of 391 due to adverse conditions. Stephen I Love, traffic manager of Idaho Sugar Co and member of the federal sugar distribution commission, says production prospects are not as good as outlooks implied. He notes California and Utah may fare better, while Colorado and Wyoming lag. Weather conditions, including a severe hot wind in Omaha, are cited as influential factors shaping future sugar beet yields.
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Tephen I Love
Cut Idaho Sugar Company
Mie
Federal Sugar Distribution Commsion
Lave
Yeaterday
New York
Teeferendh
Mr. Love
Aed
Omaha
Sarda
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