Mother Ryndera Loses Custody Of Children In Juvenile Court
Aug 5 Une juvenile court ordered Bertha Ryndera’s two children removed from her care and placed in an orphans' home after judge Nielsen found evidence of habitual intoxication. Ryndera has filed for divorce, seeking custody. court notes marriage to Tryndere lasted twelve years. London council also voted to shift elementary schools to other municipal work by 61 to 18.
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East Lakr
C. M. Nielsen
Une
Yeaterday
Chartes Cod
Bertha Ryndera
Tryndera
Estee
Stra
Nyndera
Nielsen
London
England
London County Caunel
Food control bill passes in final legislative action
The food control bill cleared both houses with a 66 to 7 final vote in the Senate and House approval after conference report. It authorizes a food survey, war production measures, and broad control of food fuel fertilizer and farm equipment with provisions curbing alcohol production. President Wilson expected to sign Friday, with Werdert Nearer named as food administrator.
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Senate
House
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Republicanz
France
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la Follette
Penrose
Aleg
Fleet Administration
Reed
United States
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Aner
Clark
White House
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Ttn
Ward
Thathman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sherman
Uhey
Congress
Sfouse
Freezone Corn Remover Ad and Housing Court Ruling
An old advertisement touts Freezone for quick corn and callus removal claiming instant relief. The text ends with a New York Supreme Court Appellate term decision mandating apartment building superintendents exercise care in hiring to protect tenants from dishonest employees.
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New York Supreme Court
Ogden Sheepman Held Up by Tree near Soda Springs
Peter Jouglard, a wealthy Ogden sheepman, was kidnapped by three masked men about four miles east of Soda Springs Idaho. They demanded ten thousand dollars and forced him toward town at gunpoint to obtain it. A cashier notified officers, a posse formed, and officers pursued the bandits into the hills.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Peter Jouglard
Ogden
Woodcansee
Thin Town
Jouglard
Fenglard
Moontelos
Reduction in the price of Utah coal to city buyers
Utah coal dealers meeting at the New House Hotel say prices to Belt Lake consumers have peaked and likely will fall if state mines meet demand and storage is secured. Governor Lamberg er warned he may seek public utility status to fix coal prices, possibly triggering a special legislative session per Public Utilities Commission chair Judge Jorbus Creepwod.
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Salt Lake, Ave
Belt Lake
Newhouse Hotel
Simon Lamberger
Judes
Jorbus Creepwood
Public Utilities Commission
Exemption Board Examines Draftees in Pocatello
Since yesterday morning the local exemption board has examined men drafted for service. Each recruit was weighed and measured, then chest and heart tests followed by eye and ear checks. About 20 percent may be disqualified for physical infirmities, with many seeking exemptions and affidavits due within days.
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Kmabo, Ags
Sr. O. H Steely
Spracue
Amot, Young and Wooley
Clothier
Dr. Ray
State Exemption Board of Appeals
Officials Confer on Utah Water Rights and Salt Take
Aug 9 Salt Take reports an effort to coordinate state and federal officials to draft a Utah water rights bill for the next legislature. A meeting in the state capital included Governor Simon Tramberger Secretary of State Jordan Bennion and several irrigation experts. The plan covers adjudicating water rights and conserving underground water supplies such as artesian wells in Sevier County.
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Utah
State Water Rights Commission
Board Room
Simon Tramberger
Jorden Bennion
Samuel Fortier
S F. G. Marden
Eeono
Ships Lost In Week As Subs And Mines Hit
London reports a slight rise in British merchant losses from submarines and mines in the past week. Twenty-one vessels over 1600 tons and two under 1600 tons were sunk, while thirteen ships were damaged but not sunk. The total for the period reached twenty three, up two from the prior week.
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London
Veeeela
Stansberchenimen
Iast
Delinquent Notice of Stock Assessments at Ogden Canal
The notice lists stockholders in Ogden Nench Canal and Water Co with delinquencies from the April 19 1917 assessment. It names numerous shareholders including Christian Douhuls Emma A. Smith and John C. West, states payment due by August 18 1917 at city hall Ogden Utah, and warns of sale to cover delinquent amounts and advertising costs.
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John C. West
A. T. Flestmark
Jace I. Snaddon
Mertha N.preshaw
H. Ellaworth
C.F. Attatin
W. B. Wedel
Thomas Mcclatchy
A. Kastae
Martin Culleo
Fred Anderson
Wats S.vecese
Metra
Brown
Peter Peterson
Edwin Williams
J. G. Teuscher
Bun
Hannah J. Ecklard
Jana S
Macbeth
Esther M. Fart
Wade
He Company
City Hall
Utah
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Pmtthra Ae Co
Labene
Oden
Gorrasofaas
Anyiain
Ogden City
Board of Commissioners of
Orden City
Tad
Walter Righey
City Recorder
Ogden Stanchard
Acid stomach dangers and Bisurated Magnesia remedy
The article warns that excess stomach acid causes gas bloating and ulcers and advises using Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, drive out gas, and prevent sourness. It promotes the magnesia as harmless, inexpensive, and widely used for stomach comfort.
Taft Confined After Sudden Illness in Kansas City Area
Former President William Howard Taft grew ill Monday night in Clay Center Kansas after delivering an address. Attending doctors say it is advisable he stay in the room another day with plans to depart for Lincoln Nebraska tomorrow.
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Taft
Lincoln
Noted Union Support for Wilson War Policy
Washington April 5 Unled Mine Workers of America tell President Wilson they back his war policy. William Diamond of the union and James Lord of the mining branch of the American Federation of Labor spoke at the White House briefing.
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Washington
Mine Workers of America
William Diamond
James Lord
American Federation of Labor
Presiacus
White Laure
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