Ogden Banker Forecasts Prosperity Amid Labor Shortage
Ogden State Bank President Bigelow says crop abundance in Utah will boost the area this fall while labor grows scarce. He notes harvest demand will require community cooperation to provide workers and suggests schools and factories may use youth labor to avoid losses, signaling overall optimistic prospects locally.
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Alt. Bigelow
Ceahler
Ogden State Bank
Ogden
Bigelow
Glik Busters
Worn Socks of Soldiers 0 10 Make Logks for French Children
Countless du Bryas discusses yarn shortages in France and urges American sock donations. He notes French and Italian fighters need socks while American worn socks are unraveled and re knitted for needy children and refugees.
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France
America
Mexico Denies British Protest Over Oil Decree
Mexico replies to Britain denying any foreign protest over the February 22 oil decree. The government says it will not recognize foreign protests and that if challenged, courts should decide if the tax decree is just or confiscatory. It asserts sovereignty and warns diplomacy as last recourse.
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Mexico City
Great Britain
Moxfod
Mexicen
Phils Ee
Repubile
México
Canin de Asllux
Forcian
Falta
Real Estate Transfers Record Listing Multiple Conveyances
Ambroas A Shaw and spouse transfer to Ina O Thomas part of a lot and survey blocks in Sundial area. Olaf Jespergon grants to Fea Mier Alien a southwest and west quarter parcel with warranty deed and $326 payment. Ray Cowan and wife convey half interest in a Northwest quarter of Market section 7 to Lewis Cov with $200. George A Thowpon and J Thompson transfer southeast quarter Me Fo Milioasy quarter section 2 township north range 2 west with $1. Quit claim by RUA Smith and Sain Swi to the Utah Baptist Convention, sale of a defined five acre tract in city survey for $1. Warranty deed.
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Ambroas A. Shaw
Ina O "Thomas
Tol
Acrih
Ray Cowan
Ray Cowan Atu Wie
Lewis
Southeng
George A. Thowpon la Wishingina
J.thompson
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Rua Smith
Sain Swi
Utah Baptist, State Convention
Celea
Allied Drive Breaks German Front Across Amiens Sector
The German lines on the Ypres front face a major Allied push as Franco British forces strike toward Amiens. Commanders von Hutter and Von Hutter retreat south while Allied gains threaten Peronne and St Quentin, forcing a German redeployment of nearly half a million troops.
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Wwustraie
Yom
von Hutter
Baling
von Dee
Peronne
St. Quentin
von He- Jow
Camebroil
Wifte von Holler
Labor mass backs war in senators letter from Gompers
A letter from Samuel Gompers, AF of L president, to the Senate Military Committee urges wholehearted labor support for the war and opposes any restrictions on production or strikes. The document praises workers nationwide for uninterrupted efforts and lists dozens of names of labor members and participants supporting the war program.
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Urganiz
Ind
Mdbar
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Thomas
Gatorade
Glassfica
Missouri
Cael
England
Congress
United States
Tabor
Gur
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Loren
War Casualties and Damaged Lists Read Across Field
Fragmented OCR lists soldiers killed in action and missing in service. Names include William Bean, Moss Fow, Sidney Wal e Carni ng, and others with injuries and deaths noted amid unclear lines and numbers.
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William R. Bean
Moss Fow
Sidney Wale Carning
Plan 10 aid soldiers withington ave wartime program
A fragment discusses Plan 10 aiding soldiers and civil occupation efforts near Washington Avenue. It claims the government showed a method for turning victory into resources and preserving land for after the war, with soldiers returning home.
French Press Near Key Ridge In Somme Battlefield
French forces push toward Lassigny and Ruys as they gain ground north of Cambronne Athene and Carmoy farmy. Allied troops drive toward Belval and Presier le Royse while German defenses along the woods and plateau at Thiessourt resist with machine gun nests and well-defended positions.
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Pres~ier le Royce
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Thiessourt Wood
Pinmont
Joss
Lassigny
Lrevinndons
Soldier land program outlined for returning veterans
Secretary Lane and congressional leaders push legislation to reclaim arid and swamp lands across the west midwest and south for farmer veterans. Proposals seek allotment of up to 200 million acres and 60 thousand swamp acres, with veterans receiving preferred site, long-term loans, and security to build homes and farms.
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Ino
Department of the Interior
Middle West
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House Public Lands
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Idaho
Florida
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Gulf
United States
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Virginia
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South Carolina
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Texas
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Whole sale to consumer concerns spark debate and criticism
The piece criticizes deceptive wholesale to consumer schemes and praises Skaggs' Cash Stores for honest pricing. It argues laws against mis advertising would stop such schemes, notes delivery costs, and cites Ogden grocery customers rejecting false wholesale claims as evidence of public judgment.
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Utah
Ogden
Skaggs
Ogden City paving ordinance for Moffit and Twenty-sixth streets
An Ogden City ordinance confirms assessments and costs for paving and curbing streets including Moffit avenue between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets and Twenty-sixth street between Washington and Adams avenues. The measure covers asphalt wear surface 1 3/4 inches and binder 1 1/4 inches on concrete, with related drainage and improvements, approved by the Board of Commissioners and recorded August 1998.
Ordinance Bids for Street Improvements in Cedar City Utah
An ordinance authorizes the improvement of property along Mom Avenue between 7] Mementy-second and Twenty-third streets and along Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets between Washington and Adams avenues Cedar City Utah. It designates Paying District No 124 to cover costs and expenses, including paving with asphalt wearing surface and cement concrete foundation and all necessary work to complete the project as directed by the board.
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Public Works District 127 Property Assessment Notice
An ordinance for the district 127 road work on Twenty-sixth Street between Washington Avenue and West of Me, in Cadence City Wh, to cover grading paving and widening the street. Funds include costs of concrete curb gutter removal and rehabilitation of sidewalks and drainage and associated expenses.
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