Random References And Local Parade Attract Crowd
Subscriptions and advertising notes urge readers to call for rates. A large crowd gathered at the municipal park for a Bungay afternoon band concert and a parade of parade battery 5, with others attending Glenwood park concert earlier. Marine Corps recruiting office reports a holiday shutdown for reorganizing troops. 216 officers and 16,000 men four years ago, now 1076 officers and 2000 enlisted. Hermitage outing planned by Ogden Packing & Provision Co. for 240 attendees with full pay and a diverse program in the afternoon. Lagoon outing for OMA and Lincoln No. 7W lodges invites public participation for a Civil War veterans' event. Postponed meeting due to circus presence. new cabinet strong for police to organize filings and documents. For rent at Wildwood cabins by month. 661 Appraisers appointed in Willisca Olesmann estate case. notes on Kern’s bread and Felt estate petitions.
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Ofice
Melbot
Canyon Trip Draws Elders for Annual Excursion
Oldtimers from Ogden gather for a canyon trip with a $500 reward offered for information on a powder magazine incident. The party arrived by auto to view the canyon and parade, attend a banquet, and participate in a sports program before returning to Brigham City this afternoon.
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W. W
Hayal Department
Bare Island Black Powder
Nor Eld Lon
Oden Canyon
Hermitags
Prople
Osden
Ely
Brigham City
Utah Guard Mobilization Delays Soldier's Return
John Conway, seeking to join Utah guards at Salt Lake, appealed to Mayor Heywood for aid after missing a mobilizing train. Based 71 miles from Dillon, Montana, he had been contacted by authorities to report, but could not locate the correct route or unit. He then tried the US Army recruiting office and arranged travel to Salt Lake via Denver and Montana routes, returning as a former Company F member from Fountain Green.
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Oxden
Utah Guards
Balt Lake
John Conway
Heywood
Conway
Dylon
Mont Ife
Potes
Salt Lake
United States Army
Fialt
Jake
Denver
Mito
Fountain Green
Utah
Bargain sale of angelus player piano near new
A near new angelus player piano in a beautiful mahogany case offers an exceptionally sweet tone. Priced at 750 dollars with 85 dollars worth of high class music included. bargains or trade for an automobile are welcome. Call 6 to 8 p m at 447 21st St.
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Angelus
21St St
Second Regiment to Be Recruited for France War Effort
The Tenth reserve engineers, a forentry regiment recruited for service in France, has been filled to full war strength. The War Department directs the focal office to continue accepting applications as a second regiment is planned. Formation work will begin within ten days or two weeks.
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Eergfee
France
War Department
Marriage of Mies Elta O'Neill and Reland ReNantyne
The marriage will take place at the bride’s parents residence at 7 PM with Rev Father Lagan of St Joseph’s church officiating. The couple will depart by automobile for a honeymoon in Yellowstone Park and the Jackson’s One country.
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Mies Elta O'Neill
Reland ReNantyne
New Century Printing Co Advertisement Ad for Color Printing
An old catalog blurb from New Century Printing Co highlights color printing and book making services. It touts fine color printing and station ery work, offering proto Ulsh advertisements.
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New Century Printing Co
Proto
Marthea-Robert Campbell among Marines bound for cast
Marthea-Robert Campbell, Ogden high school graduate, travels with a marine party passing through the city en route to the coast. Campbell is noted as a sharpshooter.
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Marthea
Robert Campbell
Ogden High School
Campbell
French Enter German Lines in Panic Skirmishes
August panic as German lines at two points near Champagne are penetrated by French reconnoitering forces. The war office states German raids in Champagne have failed. London reports a British sea incident with a Baltic fleet flag captain and two sailors harmed.
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Rheima
Ines Baar Rhelms
Geran
Champagne
Eighth Birthday Party Held For Helen Minsk Hostess
A Friday luncheon lawn party at the Alhambra followed a Bevtree party for Helen Minsk on her eighth birthday. Guests included Clellis Rackham Feaner Taxton Kathryn Hansen Carmen Lako Blanche Hatheld Ruth Elaworth and others. boys names listed among attendees. The event took place at the Molt residence and was hosted by Mr and Mrs George W Youre Sr in Great Bettain.
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Utile Mies
Helen Minsk
Agnes Ruppett
Thelma Murphy
Masters
Great Bettain
George Ws Youre
Solzgwell
Bopor
New telephone directory announced for Eden area
A new telephone directory titled New Book on Prese is prepared for eden. It lists over 6000 names and will be consulted daily by thousands. Orders close August 15 1997. Call Transger at 396 and contact The Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Eden
Yuee
THE
Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lawn social honors Youngs with decorated grounds and gifts
Guests gathered for an evening lawn party lavishly decorated in Old Glory and lights. George Thomas Young Jr. and Jack Young hosted a memorable event with music, social chat, and aGeely dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George W. Young Jr. and other local residents, with Vivian Gibton noted as a battery member.
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Jack
George Thomas Young Jr
Jack Young
George W. Young Jr
George Young Jr
Young
Jono Potter
Jeo Halliday
Fred Young
Vivian Oibton
Battery di
Mont Enjoyable
Wood wedding reception honors Pearl Adams in quiet ceremony
Mr and Mrs Charles A Wood hosted a wedding reception and farewell party Friday for their daughter Pearl who married Leonard V Adams on August 4. Guests arrived around oclock and were greeted by the Woods and the Adams families. Music featured guitar and violin as seventy guests enjoyed refreshments. The couple, gifts, and best wishes followed, with the bride happily entering married life and plans for a safe return. The event included summer flowers and a formal display. White Rose Club outing and a WCTU shower were announced for later dates.
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Charles A. Wood
Pearl
Leonard V. Adams
Adama
Battery B
Balt Lake
California
Mra. Wood
Mra
James Adama
Dacelag
Mutle
Mappy
Iife
Godenpeth
Mrs Chas D Ford Granted Divorce in Court
Interlocutory decree of divorce granted Evelyn Largilliere Ford from Charles B D Ford by Judge Pratt on grounds of cruelty and alleged mistreatment. Mention includes restoration of maiden name Evelyn Largilliere Ford. Proceeding notes husband accused of abusing and using abusive language on various occasions.
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Evelyn Largilliere Ford
Charles BD. Ford
Pratt
Evelyn Largilliere
Forest officers advance district four projects in field work
In district four of the forest department intensive classification work progresses in Humboldt and Ruby divisions with plans to extend into the Idaho and Caribou national forests. A C Anderson and W T Rice lead land classification and will move to Idaho while J P Martha surveys three minor road projects in Caribou. Charles H Kendall moves to survey the Charleston drainage road project. All sections plan further field work around August 20 with cooperation from state and department. Dancing boat rides and ice cream parlors are advertised at The Hermitage Park.
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Forest Department
Ume
A. C. Anderson
Bureau of Solls
Humboldt and Ruby
Humboldt National Forest
Idaho National Forest
Me. Anderson
W. Th. Rice
J.P. Martha
Caribou Forest
Charles H. Kendall
Coon O Nernde
Charleston
Theatres Ogden Theater Presents An Even Break Drama
Ogden Theater opens with a Triangle drama An Even Break featuring Olive Thomas and Jane with a strong plot of romantic triangle enticement and maternal sacrifice. The program includes Hank Mans comedy and Slevere as the star in a new play.
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Ogden Theater
Olive Thomas
Walch
Jane
Thogten
Mitae Cooper
Aoe
Beralda
Masked Bandit Fatal Hits Autoist in Nebraska
Masked bandit causes fatal harm to an autoist in Colunbys Nebraska. A 24 year old Phillip Dylesen, son of a wealthy family, refused to amp his automobile at the bandit's command. He had just been accepted as a member of a new nation army.
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Colunbys
Phillpy Dylesen
Sheir
Urbern Hee
New Nation Army
Young men examined by Weber County draft board
Thirty young men of Weber county were examined by the draft board today at the courthouse. The list includes Avery Hughes circuses and Jesus Mijares a Mexican with first citizenship papers seeking exemption. Several were rejected or transferred for further medical testing as exams continue. The city board will resume exams for the second quota on Thursday.
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Weber County
Board of Exempton
Court House
Ringling Bros
Pa Pera
Ovr
Seattle
Wash
Jesus Mijares
Tebip
America
Strope Walker
Qingling Bros
Ezempian
Chicago
County Board
Avery Hughes
R. P. Waite
Joseph Hartgrave
Fred Naisbirt
Charles Louis Jones
Newel F. Neilson
John Willam Gibson
James William Cook
W'il Nam Henry Healop
Wilford Joseph Taylor
Nethan Ovorge Chung
Join Delose Taylor
David Dumont Sp
Funeral Services for Mrs Tolilla Wifroo Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Tolilla Wifroo wife of John N Wilson 2050 Liberty Avenue will be held Thursday at 1 p m in the Fourth Ward meeting here Bishop Olsen presiding The body will lie in state at the home from noon to 8 p m today and Thursday until funeral hour Interment Hunterfils cemetery
Navy league cites possible conspiracy in Mare Island explosion
Washington reports the Navy league claims a Mare Island powder magazine blast on July 3 killed 31 and wounded many. An informant says a hidden investigation may be blocked by powerful interests, urging publicity to force action and reveal whether proper inquiry is underway.
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Washington
Navy Ioacue
Tagethes
Mare Island Navy Yard
League
Interoent
Tigaroun
Tabor
Navy League
Ita
Newy Department
Navy Teague
No Parades by the Circus in the West Controversy
A stray, garbled passage notes indignation from authors arguing the circus saga aims to ban public parades in the western region. A gentleman reportedly issued a statement on the matter, though details are unclear due to the fractured OCR text.
The Standard Today Reports West Parade Shrinking
The Standard notes that creeps did not parade Ls Denver or Salt Lake and this trend appears to be spreading across the West.
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Denver
Salt Lake
West
Savings Bank For Soldiers At Santa Anita Camp
At Santa Anita near A rcadia Cal an Informational Committee of the M IA established a savings bank on the former paddock of the late E K Bald win ranch to encourage thrift among soldiers in camp You will need the money when your Uncle Sammy ships the bed board and doctors care is printed on cards and pamphlets distributed to soldiers each payday The bank is an experiment to help young defenders of the nation think of financial start after the war Runyon and Clay of the army YLC A originated the idea Deposits per payday averaged over 2 with July pay adding to as much as 20 per man per month more can be saved as the program grows
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Ahcadia
Cal
Santa Anita
E. K
Lucky) Bald
Eln
Nal- Alera
Sammy
G. C. Munyon
Thomas Clay
Army
Y_ LC. A
Runyon
Viscount Ostil Gratified by U S Japan Friendship Dinner
Pacific Port Aug 14 Viscount K Ostil head of the Japanese imperial mission to the United States expresses gratitude for American hospitality at a luncheon honoring the delegation. Ambassador Takeshita and Gen Sugano join in gratitude as both nations reaffirm goodwill and shared interests.
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Pacific
Ocean
K. Ostil
United States
Jehil
Ambaasador
Vien Aduirat
Takeshita
S. Sugano
New German Chancellor Michaelis at Desk in European Crisis
The photograph shows Dr Michaelis, the German chancellor, at his desk in his office after passing censors, presumed to be the successor to von Bethmann-Hollweg. He is depicted with the heavy burden of seeking a favorable peace as Germany faces imminent military collapse, a task rivaled only by Kerensky in difficulty.
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von Dethmann- Mottweg
United States
Dr. Michaelis
Kerensky
Dr. Michaela
Europe
Germany
Message of peace and praise from Japan to ally nation
A Japans delegation conveys congratulations for moral leadership in the fight for justice and human rights. The letter pledges alliance and liberty, while discussing wartime economics, gold as standard value, rising production costs, and the shift in mining profits amid war. Gold mining continues but with lower dividends and uncertain output.
Gold Output of California in 1918 Compared to 1915
A San Francisco Ads summary notes California gold production in 1918 totaled about one million dollars less than in 1915, according to State Mineral Bureau officials. The piece weaves in stray quotes and fragmented lines about wealth, fashion, and battleships, reflecting a collage-like clipping rather than a single clear report.
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San Francisco
Cal
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UTA
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