Ogden feeds nearly five hundred troops in record time
About 470 women from Idaho areas assisted in feeding nearly 472 soldiers at the Ogden union depot hotel last evening. Under Fred Geutach dining car and hotel service oversaw the three hot meals per man, with 14 train cars ready to depart for Camp Fremont California at 9 PM.
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Ogden
Idaho
Union Depot
Fred Geutach
Camp Fremont
Cal
Rail
Toads
Rauta
Ain Wade
Purp
Denot Reseurant
Aiorrow
Wien Fron
W. H. Ashlncheld
Fpoertetlo
Samah Ash
Pocatello Ieanleen
PJ. Murphy
Pacatello
Idaho Hoyr
Bohischelti
Goldiers
War Stamps Drive Revved in Ogden Short by Apportionment
War savings stamp drive reports from Ogden show the district short its apportionment though daily pledges come in. Committee chairs warn another push is needed to meet goals. Notable contributions include Southern Pacific shops with 19770 and local pledges totaling 220,225 from Grant Avenue east to Adams.
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War Savings
Ogden
Teparta
iPacific
Grant Avenue
Union Depot and Commissary
Too Much Acid From Fruit Disturbs the Stomach
A Chicago doctor warns that excess stomach acid from fruit causes cramps and diarrhea. He recommends neutral powder taken after meals to halt fermentation, selling as Uye's Stomach Powder. Get three ounces from your druggist.
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Chicago
Uye
Married Off and On but the End 5 at Hand
Jus Brown Ben Derkley and John Gare received suspended sentences by Judge George L Barker in municipal court this morning for violating city traffic ordinances. All were arrested by Traffic Officer William Dick. They were warned of harsher penalties for a second offense. Jack Bolden, colored, was dismissed after forfeiture of $10 of a $1 half which gave him liberty. Bolden’s companion Harrie Clay said she had been married to Bolden for eight years and planned to sever ties permanently. Bolden agreed and forfeited $10 to send her to Trinidad Falls, where she claimed she could not work.
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Brown
Ben Derkley
John Gare
George L. Barker
Lores
William Dick
Jack Bolden
Halden
Karris Clay
Marriette Bolden
Binca
Balden
Trin Falls
Campaign on for union made goods meeting
A campaign meeting in Ogden aims to promote union made goods and oppose Bonds produced with child or convict labor. Secretary William M. Micwettan will address the assembly hall, urging labor organizations to pledge support to the league and discuss purchasing union made sods.
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Uvegd
Ogden
Lael Leazas
William M. Micwettan
League
Boise Boys on Their Way to the War
Fifty-one Boise youths stopped in Ogden for ten minutes en route to Salt Lake for the final U military examination. Under draft age, they resemble a first mass of fighters bound for the quartermaster school in Jacksonville, Florida, aiming to qualify as truck drivers and motorcycle dispatch carriers. They will stop at Fort Logan, Colorado, for equipment.
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Boise
Idaho
Ogden
Salt Lake
United States Army
Quartermaster School
Jacksonville
Fla
Fort Logan
Colo
Commission Giveng to Postmaster Withdrawn
Sergeant Lynn Mirbos reports that payments of five dollars to postmasters for each recruit have been stopped by Congress. The move aims to support government funds for other needs. A patriotic appeal urges postmasters to continue aiding the government despite funds limits.
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Lynn Mirbos
Ling
Boen Mara
Net
Congress
United States
Melbos
Charles Hillan IO Under Arrest For Burglary
Charles Hillan aged fourteen was arrested after police say he crawled through a back window of a Wanly house to hide behind the counter when the proprietor returned at about 10 PM. He is believed to be on probation from the state industrial school and likely to be returned there for reform.
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Charles Hillan
Young Hilton
Industrial School
Seek to Purchase City Property Near Ogden River Bridge
At the city commissioners meeting held at city hall last evening, members consider Henry Whetstone's petition to buy a strip of land near Washingtona wa. The petition was referred to the park commissioner. Whetstone says he spent 150 dollars improving land he has leased to the city, while he paid 109 dollars for the property. The commissioners approved C. J. Mowers' claim of 83.40 dollars for services and for the tax collector. In other news, reports say the British schooner Gladys J. Holland was sunk by a German submarine Aug Ge. the crew landed in a Nova Scotian town the following day.
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Henry Whetstone
Washingtonawa Tue
Ogden River Bridge
Whetstone
C. J. Mowers
Gladys Ij
Holland
Landel
Nova
August sales plan promises record month push
A retailer announces an Hourly Sales change for tomorrow with half the items on sale all morning and the other half all afternoon. Customers should note which items they want and their sale time to maximize discounts as the team targets breaking August records this month.
Ice Cream Special for Take Home Quart Reminder
Ice cream special offers a full quart package from 4 to 6 oclock with assorted flavors. Ice cold and creamy dessert ready for take home for supper or evening use. Promotion details indicate two for a low price.
Tanlac sale notice in drug department ad
A vintage ad notes another new Tanlac shipment, claiming it treats the Master Medicine ailments with a money back guarantee. The regular dollar size is on sale in the drug department.
Bargain Floor Finds from 9 A M to Noon
A crowded sale catalogs parasols, khaki yarns, infants dresses, bath suits, men s robes and suspenders, women s middies and waists, crepe kimonos, children s bonnets and allovers. Second floor showcases dresses, bath suits, crepes, silks, poplin, and a wide array of shoes, hats, and linens with values listed from 25c to 6.90.
Sale of Lace Curtains and Men's Wear Keeps Early Hours
A dense sale list advertises lace curtains, linen insertions, women’s hosiery, gloves, camisoles, and men’s neckwear with numerous price points. Items include 24% yard lace curtains, Cluny insertions, White Hose, wash gloves, boxed stationery, Panama hats, silk socks, dresses, baby and children’s wear, and ready made veils. Allocated sale times begin at 1 p.m. with basement displays.
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Niagara
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