Ogden News Roundup With National Guard Plans
Random notes from Ogden and nearby: recruit drive for Ogden Utah National Guard under Captain Jandquat, cholera vaccination at State Industrial School, Tabernacle services led by Thos D Byrne, photography ads from Tapp Studio, and visiting officials including President John ls of Western States Mission. Also reports on sendings from Denver, Challis Idaho visitors, and railroad business in Ogden.
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Ational
Willan Hhey
Ninth Streets
Ogden
Utah National Guard
Walter H. Jandquat
Caplain
Denver
John Ls
Etrick
Pharen
Quien
Salt Lake
Nurses Letters From France Reveal War Strain At Home
Miss Amh ita writes from Ogden to her father June 29 describing the hardship of wartime care in France. She notes home letters arriving late, difficulties of writing from the front, and how enlisted boys struggle to write. volunteers help, and she praises Red Cross nurses as companions for the wounded.
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Amhita
Ogden
France
Jolt Tall
Folke
Howe
Turs
Tie
Mie South
Salt Lake City
Miss McNinninay
Salt Lake
Exwin
New Jersey
Red Crows
One Hundred Women and Girls Wanted for Canning Factories
A government call seeks one hundred women and girls to work at canning plants around Ogden starting Monday morning. Applicants must register at the government employment office between Seventh and Wall. The appeal notes a critical shortage of labor to preserve the fruit and vegetable crop and asks for volunteers to help.
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Ogden
Mornday
Fire alarm boxes removal request at city meeting
At the city commissioners meeting a letter from W. Carroll of Mountain Stains Telephone and Telegraph Co asked removal of fire alarm boxes from company poles. The letter was referred to the commissioner. J. W. Hughen reported £24 in dog taxes from seven dogs. eight dogs were shot and notices sent to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brown over two dogs.
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W. Carroll
J. UW. Hughen
Jas. Brown
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Asina Sessions wife of Lafayette Sessions of Liberty died yesterday after an appendicitis operation with peritonitis. Survived by husband and five children, funeral arrangements to be announced. mother notes letters may be written. YARRINGTON Howard David Hess Yarrington, seven, died after measles at home on 1527 Washington Ave. Funeral at Lindquist chapel Friday at 2 pm, Rev J W Hyslop officiating. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. DENKERS Henry Deakers funeral held midweek in Fifth Ward chapel with choirs and speakers, interment in city cemetery.
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Asina Sessions
Lafayette
Sessions
Liberty
Fatata
Larkin Chapel
Punerilter
Yarrington
Floward
David Hess Yarrington
Favis
Lindquist Chapel
J. W. Hyslop
Episcopal Church
Washington Avenue
Ogden City
A. C
T. B. Wea
D.C
E.G. Waverington
Iawn, Internicat
City Cemetery
Police Court Deliberates Disturbance Case and Sentences
Cartin Matson faced a disturbing the peace charge with a date set by the city attorney. Officer Oliver Grant Sypher made the arrest. Fanny Wilbur received a two sentence suspension by Judge George Tiaker if she begins work at noon. Wilbur admits liquor use from patent medicine given by a friend. Guy Bruce, a vagrant, forfeited $10 bail after missing a morning hearing.
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Cartin Matson
Ofiver Grant
Fanny Wilbur
George J. Tiatker
Mia
Eugene Carr Accepted for General Service
News from the city exemption board reports E Eugene Carr has been accepted for general service in the Vancouver National Tracks engineering division. Mr Carr departed Ogden for work. REO J L Cootey was examined for general service. Leroy Veat was examined and referred to the median advisory board.
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K. Eugene Carr
Vancouver Natracks
Carr
Ogdeb
Store Room Burglary Reported by Police
Police received word yesterday afternoon of a break in at a local store room operated by a company named Gracun Tros. Thieves stole carpentry tools nails hinges elevator belts and rope. The building had been closed for some time and the exact burglary date could not be determined.
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Gracun Tros
Tiodves Company
Ogden Society Guests from Moone Visit Mrs Nolan
Mr and Mrs T. J. Hurley and Rev J. Barnes of Moone Iowa are Ogden visitors at the home of Mrs HL Nolan on Madison Avenue. Discontinue night work at the Red Cross headquarters due to shortage in the allotment. Morning and afternoon sessions will continue as usual.
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GB. P
P. IL. Eramvill
Tim Pacific Railroad
Tle
Iowa
T. J. Hurley
Treverend
J. J. Barnes
Moone, Iowa
Ogden
HL Nolan
Madison Avarise
Ternal
Ogden Canyon Vacation Notes and Ward A Prostaff Arrival
A fragment describes a trip to Ogden Canyon with Mr Taylor and Karen, noting warm Kansas City weather. It mentions the Ward A reopening prostaff service Sunday in the Second Ward chapel and that meeting interior preparations are complete. Flake presidency members will attend Sunday evening services.
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Ogden Canyon
Taylor
Ogden
Paniospiase
Karen
Kansas City
Second Ward
Ing.hose
Flake
Commissioner Sees Battlefield Recoil in France Drive
Andre Tardien, high French commissioner to the U S, reports a French victory forcing German withdrawals in the Anne Marne sector. He notes hot fighting August 1 2 and casualties, with Germans lacking bridges and roads for defense, and observers describing German retreats and confusion as French forces advance.
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Washington
Troi
Anne-Marne
Andre Tardien
France
United States
Seissons
Quichy- la-Chatent
Berlin
Sulssona
News Gathering a Necessary Work in Washington
Fragmentary OCR note from August describes debate over draft regulations and potential replacement of an industry leader. Indicates Eaker testimony on policy and the broader context of regulatory actions and national concerns.
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Washington
Ath Erie
Farmers urged to sell wheat as government warns on grain storage
Government officials urge farmers to market wheat promptly, warning that holding grain yields no advantage as price declines and storage costs rise. Greene notes farmers can store only up to the needed amount and excess grain could incur losses, with calls for prudent disposal ahead of next year’s harvest.
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Greene
Women Held On Charge Of Aiding A Soldier
Two young women, Amanda Wilson and Jasobine Staun, held on charges of aiding Gliman Telford a U.S. soldier to desert the army. They allegedly accepted money and civilian clothes and helped him escape. Bond set at 1600 dollars. The case tied to a Lagoon Ogden visit and later Fort Reno events. Mrs Kraus and Mrs Wilson are connected to local hotel workers and family ties.
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Amanda Wilson
Jasobine Staun
U.S
Krava
Arbornos
W. W. Ray
Gliman Telford
Bolnier
Lagoon
Ogden
Navy
Pocatello
Ito
Kraus
France
Wilson
Bas Ji
Ogden Fire Department Praised for Swift Action
A dated August 31 1914 letter from St G A Graves chief Ogden City fire department thanks the department for handling a August 6 fire at Tribe garage 2457 Washington avenue. The note commends their judgment in stopping spread and notes minor stock loss. A second letter from Thorntensen Brothers and Oxen Fire Department officers expresses gratitude and mentions the donation being used for restoring sink member funds.
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Ogden
Utah
St. G
Gedan
Thorgtensety Brothers
Oxaen| Fire Department
Packers Control By-Products Across Industries
Washington reports the com mission says packers exercise control over meat, dairy, and vegetable oil products and are extending to fish and other future foods. It cites monopolistic links among Armour, Swift brothers, Macris Frethen, and bankers including Chase, Guaranty Trust, Salomon, and Kuhn Loeb. It notes Wilson and Co and J. Ogden Armour figures are central to this control.
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Washington
Comer
Nemo
Jompelilon
Fva
jUhls Conteol Sesia
J. Ogden Armour, the Swift Brothers, Macrisfrethen, Thomas Bo Wilaon
Chace National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Xuan, Lochend Company
William Salomon
Taos
Bankers push in the milling industry amid control concerns
Fragmented remarks discuss financiers' role in securing interests across live industry firms. The text mentions Ogden Armourial Linn F Bwitl and fronted negotiations hinting at joint ownerships and interlocking arrangements impacting industry power dynamics and community relations.
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Prekers
Ogden Armourial Linn F
Amd Lliote Fue Hunt Od Winhanlingles
Nny Bangs Ln
fMpcost
Amd Tunity
Soldier Letters 10 From North Ogden Relatives in War Practicalities
A wartime letter from North Ogden veteran Pvt William Bingzink describes travel hardship, cold box cars, and longing for family while noting letters from siblings and friends. He mentions Heat and travel, a reunion with Ray Daniels, farm life, and concern for crops and kin. The piece ends with a brief Foreign relief note about Scandinavian famine aid.
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North Ogden
Bumper crops despite heat Big corn and wheat yields reported
The August crop report says corn may reach 2.17 billion bushels and wheat about 1.93 billion, despite heat. It notes forecast yields could set records, with June wheat losses offset by favorable late conditions. Government estimates show substantial gains over last year as weather variety affected regions.
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Washington
Department of Kericulture
Uda
Vaniillans
Brent
Enemy Calls Up New Divisions with Dung
Fragmentary wartime report notes a fresh enemy division arriving early in fighting. Prisoners describe troops from various Progaton and Javarian units. Ground combat shifts, tanks support operations, and weather turns overcast delaying aerial activity as Crown Prince Hupprecht fronts forceful actions.
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Thadlvanete
Hupprecht An
Bern
Helene
al- Nes
Niles
Destiny of the Soul of a Woman ends church and state praise
The Metro stage production Destiny of the Soul of a Woman stars Emuly Stevens and has earned endorsement from church and state circles for its moral uplift. Shown in New York, the play prompted sermons and sparked debate as it toured America and beyond.
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Metro
Emuly Stevens
Mie Mont Thay Redeemer
New York City
Father Henry
America
Diethama
Miss Slevenn
Utah
Allied push along the Ambitious Archangel river reported
London dispatch says Allied forces have advanced rapidly along the river toward Vologda as German troops in Archangel area number about 7 800 men with 1 500 Maximilians and 400 Laos. Heavily armed Germans and workers were captured, with large stockpiles of rolling stock seized by the Allies. German forces north of the Gulf of Finland boosted to around 40 000 are massing for an anticipated move toward the Miram railway.
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London
Ang
Archangel
Elver Dinkasd
Giefr
Kouth
Vologin
Eashy
Laos
Song
Uno
Golt
Finland
Mirman
Thera Ina
Russia and Britain at War Declared in Turbulent Dispatch
A dispatch from Borus reports a state of war declared between England and Russia with reservations. Bolshevik leaders reportedly agree that Germans will not advance beyond Rinain, while German forces may shift troops from the eastern front to the Volga region to aid Czech Slovaks.
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England
Russia
Landon
Ais
Volga
German Troops Hold the Vesle River Line
German forces hold the Vesle river line with considerable strength on the north bank. The enemy is believed to have destroyed several crossings and captured some heavy guns, signaling continued resistance after crossing earlier positions.
British Advances Reported From London Aug
British advances were reported from London as strained lines held firm. An official timeline noted no decisive breakthrough, with negotiators cautious about any rush to a conclusion amid shifting alliances and supply concerns.
Warning signals in West Valley disturbance case adjacent to Ogden notes
In a divided case before Judge George Walker the Warned parties face continued disturbance charges linked to a neighborhood disturbance near Ogden. The Standard reports that warnings were issued and a bail bond was set should disturbances continue, while local residents confront the ongoing tension.
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Divandi
Monday Avenue
Wizanel
George 4. Walker
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Greenwell
Daha
Sldier
Ogden Board of Exception
Adnet
Vernat Hy Wehnson
Arco
Dahe
Idaho Board
Ite Tapp Photo Studio
B. G. Hutter
Ariington Hotel
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Charias Nigt
John Tirew
James
Kulgar
Idaho
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Challis
Jase
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Goast
Jackson Barlow
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Southern Pacific
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Inday
George Meissner
Fred Mejesnet
Prosito
D. Taylor
Alm Keene
Union Pacific
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Arictcle
Mali
Raby
Washingt Avenue
Mequarrie
E. Eugene Carr
Soissons
Midovier Winton
Weber
Fire Department
Thorntensen
T. A
Eire Department
Frawee
John Q. Binglogk
Minot
Olen
Starkeu
Pape
Hame
Ray Daniels
Nari Ogdren
Weber County
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Wm. B. Uinzinck
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Pam
Mollie
Pot Nay
43Rd Infantry
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Crown Prince
Ruppreicht
Qld Hindenburg Line
Bolsheviki
ERMAN
Vesle
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Ogden Livestock
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