Four hundred sixty Idaho draft men reach Ogden en route to Camp Fremont
Four hundred sixty draft men from Idaho arrived in Ogden last night en route to Camp Fremont. They were lodged at local hotels and departed this morning for California. The group included 80 from Twin Falls County, 48 from Gooding County, 48 from Lincoln County, and 26 from Power County. A farewell party raised funds, and local towns provided meals and tobacco as they prepared to travel.
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Ogden
Camp
Fremont
California
Union Depot
Commissary Department
Trin Felix County
Idee
Crayes
Gooding County
Wilcox
Gooding
Flame Town
Lincoln County
Power County
Franklin County
Preston
Haine
Cames
Oneida
Minidoka
Aml Cansla
Protecting Walls to Be Constructed in Ogden Canyon
County Commissioner M P Grown announced immediate construction of protecting walls along Ogden canyon road. The first 10 foot section will sit above the Great bridge, with a second wall about 250 feet long a little east. The structures aim to keep deck flood waters and will cost about 2500 dollars, requiring roughly two weeks to complete.
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Ogden Canyon
M. P. Grown
Canyon
Cary
Knitting for the Army Urges Ongoing Effort
A Red Cross appeal from John M. Morey urges continued knitting for the army. Due to wool shortages, work must align with chapter allotments, producing exact quantities of knitted garments to aid relief efforts both nationally and abroad.
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John M. Morey
Anager
Mountain Division
The
Red Cross
Rad Cross
Exnecia
Welpi
Ind
Young Man Writes Howe From Overseas
Dear Folles lines from Elmer Green and cousin Eddie Meslay report they are somewhere overseas. Jim and Tim’s whereabouts are kept secret for spies. Ed and I are together and hope to stay. Elinor Grace left Taylor for Lewis ters and was transferred to Company A First Infantry for six months of training before sailing.
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Dimor Green
Elinor Grace
Taylor
Cuany Lewisters
War Scenes in Over There Technically Correct at Alharstra
A review of the film Over There notes unusually extensive war scenes and dense trench networks. It highlights Lieut A O Mara of the 24th Canadian battalion supervising trench construction and the seven months in the first line, with battles on the Somme and Vimy Ridge.
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Alharstra Theater
A. O'Mara
France
O'Hara
West Front
Ogden draftees face final medical exam before departure
Draftees leaving for Camp Fremont at 10 p m tomorrow will undergo a final physical at 7 p m at the courthouse. The decision, reached by Chairman A Tilleywood and Dr Henry W Nelson of the local exemption board, urges more careful examinations after reports from Camp Jewis. Eight Ogden rejects are cited with defects that could have been found earlier, and a plan to compare cases to guide future boards was recommended.
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Camp Fremont
Cal
Court House
A. Tilleywood
Ienry W. Nelson
Jewis
Thosal
Ogden
Army
War message from Ella Lehnder in Salt Lake
Miss Ella Lehnder, national chair of the Young Women's Christian Association, cautions that peace will come only after years of struggle. She spoke in Salt Lake City after returning from England and France and outlined wartime welfare plans with the YWCA and Council of Defense.
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T Lake
Tribune
France
Mius Ella Lehnder
Gnance
Young Women's Chrissian Association
New York
School
Hes Just
America
England
Miss Schooler
Salt Lake
iMesochition
Thio State
Anell
Defense
Young Man's Christian Association
Council of Defense
Miss Schanier
East
Proud
Niles
Brance
Htur
Nurses and munitions workers aid urged by Red Cross leader
Mins Schooler described harsh conditions for American nurses and French workers mobilized for munitions. He noted 150 American nurses housed in a single building and called on the Red Cross and allied groups to ease suffering and improve housing and welfare for women serving in wartime hospitals and munitions plants.
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Iow
Ministry of War
Soldiers Have Very Little Rest Behind British Tanks in France
A British Army correspondent describes life in active service, detailing fatigue duties and working parties as soldiers juggle trench maintenance, digging, carrying rations, and building dugouts. The piece notes the shift from camp followers to self-reliant tasks and the stigma around fatigue. It also mentions the engineering reliance on infantry labor and the evolving terminology among troops.
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France
Associated Press
Seaturn
Min
Evergonc
Paris
Himagelt
Utah Board standardizes junior senior high schools
Utah state education board orders changes to high school fund participation for grades nine through twelve. New rules require adequate equipment, a minimum thirty five week session, higher entrance standards, and certification for teachers. The board approved diplomas and five year certificates for many applicants and discussed credits for music, draft classifications, and a plan to extend schooling weeks while maintaining standard requirements.
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State Educational Board
Utah Educational Association
Utal
State Board of Education
Lef Ton J. Haddnck
Smith Hughes Act
Ueslamag
George &. Bates
R. Th. No. WG
Rigby
Idaho
G. Blaylack
R. O. Sy
Ogden
Ernestei Sephima HR. Brown
Salt Lath Boulder
Colo.z
Charles Jay Evans
East Seventh South Street
Salt Lake
Charles F. Manson
Lorde
Carrie ¥. Hiapp
Oaden
Vera A. A. M Jar
West Thirty-fifth Street
Los Angeles
Hertha Rappoport
Ener
Nano Stewart
Lillian Wight
Grammar Grade
Pearl Allen
Elton J. Burke
Gift Twelth
Thelma Burton
Third Avenue
Salt Lakes
Jane Callahan
Tryland
Carrie Richard Christen
Fourth North
Logai
Mamet
Fraser
Lake
Croile Goren
Hiawandasgarley
Hateh
R. D. Noo
Pats
Joseph Jenkins
Clevend
Th. King
Kemags
Jean EW. King
Tox
Ruth Te. Lerwill
T Lakes
Herman Mangetson
Nelson
Grigham
Nowe
Mona
Cora Glpin
Pleasant Grove
Idah
Pace. Price
Inga A. Par Iritk
Darlington
Rally Price
Heaver
Purefoy
Smith Avenue
Mary Reynolds
Lawton Avenue
Oakland
Cal
Alice G. Stone
Second Avenue
Oden
Stroumness
Sugar Station
R. D. No
Anne Tf. Thomas
Tassleford
Evangeline Thomas
Girard Avenue
Salt Lak
Nathan’ Tolman
Ilonesvile
Gertrude PF. Weatherby
Twentyth Street
Caroline M. Werther
Rael
South Elreel
Hyantotly
Church Leaders to Visit Nevada for Stake Conferences
Ogden stake representatives will depart Saturday morning to conduct stake conferences in Nevada towns including Metropolis Ely and McG., led by President Wotherspoon and Mrs Georgina Marriott. Others from Y M M I A and Sunday schools will join, with more details to follow.
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Ogden
Nevada
Wotherspoon
Georgina G. Marriott
Relief Solely of
Orden Stake
Jessie E. Draper
Y. M. MT
Es P. McFarland
Metropolis
Tor
Tund
Ely
Two Recruits for the U6 amid Marine Corps Draft
Thos O Shepherd and Jos B Nelson enlist in the Marines. Nelson, manager at Wright's department store, serves as a mechanic in aviation. Shepherd departed Ogden yesterday for regular service and await final examinations and transport to the Pacific coast Salt Bayou path.
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O. Shepherd
Jos
Nelson
Marine Corps
Wright's
Avia von
Browning Commissioned First Lieutenant in Medical Corps
Dr G E Browning, formerly a dentist in Ogden, has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the medical corps. He previously practiced dentistry here for years, later moved to New York to practice medicine. Mrs Browning is Mrs Marsacet Tonnine, sister of Unzer Luing formerly of this city.
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Mahon G
Browning
Emmit Browning
Ogden
New York
Browning Te Marsacet Tonnine
Unzer Luing
Lieutenant Evans Dies at Scott Field in St Louis
Lieutenant RW Byang of Philadelphia, an instructor at Scott Field, died from injuries after a training plane fell near Fallon Wisconsin. Cadet Thomas Douglass survived with injuries as both were repairing the aircraft when it crashed yesterday. Read the Classified Ads.
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ST. Louis
RW. Byang
Philadelphia
Scott Geld
Thomas Douglass
C' Fallon
Mouglas
New Disease In The Army In Britain And America
Reports of a new disease linked to botulism appear in American and British troops with several cases in the United States Army. Medics note symptoms such as eyelid droop fatigue rash and weakness while investigators seek the cause and spread. Despite concerns physicians believe it may not become widespread and stress careful monitoring at headquarters.
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Ingland
Amercan Aroy
Seages
Federal Vocational Education Funds Allocated by State
Washington reports an apportioned federal grant of 2,307,460 for vocational education in 1918 19. Funds are conditioned on matching amounts and are to be spent on farm programs home economics and industry teacher training. State allocations range from Maine 17,920 to New York 343,? thousand with various totals for other states.
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Howe Economics and Industry
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhove Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Colorado
Merion
Horegon
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
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Springville
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Saylor
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Richfield
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Windnor Street
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Lake Street
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