Canners urged by Hurley to boost American export trade
Chairman Hurley of the United States Shipping Board calls Utah canners and Ogden merchants to unite for a postwar push in foreign trade. He urges commitment to an American merchant fleet, improved port facilities, and broad outreach to Latin America, the Orient, Africa, and Anghelia, seeking wider markets for factory, farm, and mine products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyion
Hurley
United States Shipping Board
America
Ogden
Washington
Utah Canaeis
Chateman Uturley Fatlow
Latin America
Orient
Africa
Anghelia
R&s
Mery cenluJé Marine
Congress
Farewell Party for Lorin Norseth at Eiphil ward church
A farewell party will be held at the Eiphil ward church Wednesday at 8 pm in honor of Lorin Norseth who leaves to enter U.S. Army service Friday. Divorce granted: Fingence Peterson from Peter Peterson by Judge A J Pratt. The suit for support was defaulted. a minor child is in Mrs. Peterson's custody. Married Warmington on January 25, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
Natertain
Eiphil Ward
Lorin Norseth
U.S. Army
Fingence Peterson
Peterson
A. J. Pratt
District Court
Electric butter cream machine business opportunity
An all electric butter cream machine business opportunity is advertised as practical and urgent. The notice promises strong demand and immediate results, inviting inquiries and purchase options from a specified contact in Washington. The ad mentions autos, Ford deals, and potential delivery sales tied to a confectionery venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halanor Teria
Inquirre
Washington
Idaho Boys Headed to Camp Fremont from Ogden
John R. Holt of Bolco and Harvey Poole of Halley Idaho will be enrolled on August 8 for Camp Fremont. They join Ogden boys bound for the same trip as part of the Idaho group on the August 9 departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Ht
Bolco
Harvey
Poole
Halley
Idaho
Fremont
Cab
Ogden
Ste
Ogden Draft Board Reports Navy and Marine Enlistments
George Lewis of Ogden joined the navy for the war period, Stilman accepted for coast artillery at Fort Slocum, David Lawson joined the naval reserves, Raymond F. Bradley enlisted in the U S marines. John F. Narnas was rejected at Camp Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
Ogden
Navy
Amas Stilman
Coast Artillery
Fort Slocum
David
Lawson
Naval
Ogden Draft Board
John F. Narnas
Camp Lewin
Raymond F. Bradley
U. S
Class of 1918 draft call in Weber county detailed
Weber county will furnish 41x men from the 1918 class within five days, per draft board. The 1917 class in the county has been exhausted. Ferdinand C. Schiniter to be sent from Cincinnati where he is jailed on a charge of failing to answer a questionaire. Ogden Livestock Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts and prices, hogs, and sheep market steady. metal quotations and raw sugar market notes appear from New York and St Louis delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Fdwitl C. Schiniter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ogden Livestock Union Stock Yards
Ogden
Calver
OWS FF
Schuyler G. Jacques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
James Francie Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
West Theater
Pital
Chicago
Ferdinand King
Kenneth K. Macalgin
New York Post Graduate Medical School
New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital
Child Bitten May Face Pasteur Treatment
Howard Stone, age not specified, son of Mr and Mrs C J Stone of 2244 Jackson Avenue, was bitten by a dog this morning as he walked into a neighbor's yard to play. Veterinarian Dr Mark Crown dressed the wound. Authorities will investigate to determine the dog's vaccination status and the seriousness of the risk to the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stone
Mel. C. J, Stone
Jack~son Avenue
Mark Crown
Deaths and Funerals in Harrisville area
Glen Anderson Taylor two month old son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Taylor dies at home in Harrisville from spinal meningitis. Funeral at home Wednesday at 11:00 am conducted by Bishop H St Brown with interment in Omen City cemetery. Also noted are Fagan Thomas Joseph Faran funeral held at St Joseph Catholic church with interment in Mountain View cemetery and Denk ers Carl Henry Denk ers funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Fifth ward chapel with home viewing tonight and tomorrow until 1 pm.
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Taylor
Glen Anderson
Alphonse Taylor
Barrpvills
Horviiville Ward
Fagan
Thomas Joseph Faran Wis
St. Josepha Cathlotic Church
Mountain View
Glen Anderson Taylor
Alphonso W. Taylor
Harrisvile
Bishop H.st. Brown
Omen City Cemetery
Gophers slain in Ogden Valley by hundreds
Reported in Ogden Valley as many as 1938 gophers have been killed since August 2 by children collecting bounties. Records show numerous youths receiving payments, with method details including poison bait cited as effective, and locals noting Owen Froever as a leading gopher chaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Valley
Oxville Grn
Elroy Stromberg
Natitt
Void Munes Marriott
Wald Ackwell
Mesoniter Rirle
Fhven Froever
Pata
Waat Owen Froever
Red Cross forms volunteer motor corps in Weber County
A Weber County Weber County Red Cross unit organized a volunteer motor corps led by Mrs E Bristol. An automobile with two members will serve at Red Cross headquarters from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 30 pm to 5 pm on work days. The corps assists all Red Cross branches by delivering supplies and canteen items and handling general chapter business. requests for service are to be telephoned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anerion
Edwarn N. Ilurley
E. Bristol
Weber County
Tar Americast Reat Cross
Iiu
Bristol
Washington
Red Croga
First National Bank
Red Cross
Jas
Fire at early hour causes heavy losses in Ogden block
Fire broke out in the rear of the Tribe garage at 2045 Hudsys Avenue around 2 AM, causing about 12000 in damage and threatening the entire business block between 24th and 23rd Streets. Losses include Tribe Investment, Ogden Knitting, Economy Shoe, and Taylor-Wright stores, with vehicles and equipment damaged. fire officials suspect spontaneous combustion of oily waste as the cause and credit timely fireman response for stopping spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe
Hudsys Avenue
Fie
Ogden Knitting
Remen
Tribe Investment Company
Jas
J. Cudi
Ogden Knitting Store
Thorstensen Brothers
Christensen
Taylor-Wright Company
Jus
J. Cude
Damos
Sagsle Shoe Store
Ipsit Intense
Taorfensen Knitting Works
Standard Publishing Company
Duick
Idaho
William Martin
Fetora
John Newton
S. A. Wilson
Overland
Renair
Mack
Ogden
Graves
Covington
Jefferson
Wright
Rene Deora
Washington Avenue
Sconding Sample Shoe Store
Shell Shock Unbalances Soldier Mind From War Service
Leland Wade of the 4t Engineers, brother of Mrs M Malones, is in a Washington hospital with fever and shell shock after serving as a truck driver in France. Wade, from Price, enlisted December 1917, served in the 24th Bagteers and Fort Douglas, shipped to France, then brought home by way of Boston for medical care. His mother Mrs Henry Wade and sister Mrs P M Sweet traveled to Washington upon word from the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Wade
M. ¥. Malones
Eighth Street
Jain
Washington
D.C
Army Department
France
Mr. Wade
Price
Henry Wade
P.M. Sweet
Salt Lake
Hind
Fort Douglas
Boston
Tis
Thim
Amy
Nuxated Iron Endurance Boost Praised By Kenney Officers
A period ad extols Nuxated Iron as a sustaining tonic that allegedly increases strength courage and endurance for soldiers. It features remarks attributed to Assistant Judge Advocate General Richard R Kenney former U S Senator and other military figures praising the tonic while detailing usage tests and claimed improvements in stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Advocate
Richard R. Kenney
U. S
Weber county credited for all enlistments in 1917 draft
Chairman William Lowder of the Weber county exemption board denied reports that the county had not received credit for all enlistments. He stated that every man who enlisted since June 5, 1917, was credited to Weber county and that these credits affected the county’s draft quota. He noted that enlistments at recruiting stations in the city were checked with the adjutant general’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
William Lowder
Ely
Adjutant General's Office
Deferred Classes Not To Be Drafted In August
Bulletin No 5 from Captain J W FitzGerald notes that the draft will not exhaust the deferred classes in August. It states no men in class one will be called unless needed, with an immediate report to the adjutant general if insufficient entries exist. No men of the 1938 class are to be taken except three volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayagas
Ilsea
J. W. FitzGerald
Lusfatrs
U.S. Ry
Gale Lake
Settlement of the Moore Mooreanl
The Ogden Lagan Idaho Railway company settles with Edith R Moore administratrix of Charles W Walter Moore deceased for a district court judgment of 9390 and costs totaling 10 253 60 after appeal. Moore, a conductor on the public railroad, died when his car was struck by a work train, an accident that occurred over two hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Lagan & Idaho Railway Company
Edith R. Moore
Charles W. (Swalter) Moore
District Court
Maore
Ton Lee
Cal
Matrimonial Jars In District Court
Two divorce hearings were scheduled for this afternoon in district court before Judge Pratt. Margaret Sullivan sues Michael Sullivan for divorce citing failure to support and a prior felony conviction. Grace W Barness sues Louis M Burnes for desertion since June 17 1912 with unknown whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. F. Pratt
Margaret Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Grace W. Barness
Louis M. Burnes
Annual rout ine at Leanon Priday Aug 9
Lollanders of Batt Lake City and Ogden schedule their annual rout ine at Leanon Priday August 9 with games and amusements. Federated W CT U holds meeting August 7 at Mrs J H Bowers 1012 Canyon Road. Mrs Bowers residence accessible from Apricot stop by canyon car. MISS BURROUGHS HOME Hattie Burroughs of Mansfeld Burroughs returns to Ogden after ten weeks traveling New York Chicago and Maysville Kentucky to a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lollanders
Batt Lake City
Ogden
Leanon
Priday
Federated W. CT. U
Mantily
J. Hl. Bowers
Canyon Road
Miss Burroughs
Lins Hattie Burroughs
Mansfeld-Burroughs
New York City
Chicago
Lamo
Maysville
Kentucky
Morrison family learns son arrived safely overseas
Miss Addie Morrison and Mrs AW Putnam rejoice at word that Lee Jerome Morrison of the 151st Aerial Squadron arrived safely overseas. The card includes a personal note in Mr Morrison’s handwriting stating the family’s pride and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Morrison
AW Putnam
Henhew
Lee Jerome Morrison
West
Casualty List Continues With Mixed Wartime Reports
The casualty list shows several names with statuses updated from previously reported deaths to wounded or recovering. Names include Sergeants and Privates with origins in Cincinnati, Lamar Missouri, New Jersey, and Georgia. Updates indicate some soldiers were wounded in action or listed as recovering after earlier death reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesfien
Louis
John H. Thamau
Eismere
Shaer K
Webel
Western Boys in Casualty List
Lieutenant Bart K. Brockman of Welser Idaho severely wounded. Arthur B. Ficke of Bayetts wounded. Clarence Elby Qydon of Utah wounded. Frmet Backman of Park City wounded. Jack Tupper and others reported with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart K. Brockman
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Gden Canners
Shipping Board
Monroe
Jarce
FGR
Ford Daals
Ford Delivery
Smnaratelz
Idaho Boys
John Barries
Awe
Cncagg
Alhambra
Marguerite
Clark
Pasteur
Motor Corps
THE
Treuil
Ciaseilied
Aoldier
United States
Willhamto R. Kenney
Feneral
Pelez
Kenny
Florent
Mag
David Stuart Gorton
U. S.A
Hellrod
Gellyshuts
John Ts. Clem
Moneys
All Goo Sragsiara
Western Boys
Teeter
John Mason
Luther
Leal Baird
Rhea Mitchell
Howard Hickman
Allied Nations’ War Film
Chester Travelogues
Ogden Theatre
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