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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1917

Page

7

Orchard farm reports fruit harvest near Ogden

Over twenty tons of apricots and cherries have been harvested by Orchard farm southwest of Ogden. D H Adams says prospects point to a banner year with better yields than ever before, while peaches lag due to a hard winter and late spring. Peach quality remains low, with markets seeing peaches at about one dollar per bushel as pickers and labor pose final delivery challenges.

Iowa Montana Dakotas Adams

Funeral Services for Polly Ann Dinsdale

The funeral of Mrs. Polly Ann Dinsdale was held yesterday afternoon from the Seventh ward meeting house with Bishop Arthur Dodge presiding. The service featured several musical numbers and prayers by Patriarch James Taylor and John Farr, ending with interment at an Onden city cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Bishop T. J. Terry.

Polly Ann Dinsdale Seventh Ward Arthur Dodge James Taylor Mrx Stella Jones Emily P. Maddock Misa Leonora Winckley Mex Artle IL Lilakely John Farr Levi J. Taylor N. J. Martin Arthur Budge Onden City T. J. Terry Mes Alice

Ogden Stake Annu al Outing At The Hermitage

The Ogden stake plans an annual outing at the Hermitage next Tuesday in August. A full program of sports and contests is arranged by the organizing committee with dancing by Willard Mack and Frank McConnell aged 6 and 7. They perform afternoon and evening in Highland Fling sailor's hornpipe Irish dance and other toe dances in costume. Misa Loraine McConnell will sing Scotch songs. An afternoon roster includes entertainment and contests with a testime dance for youngsters, then sport events begin at 3:30. Prices are donated by city merchants for the events.

Ogden Stake

Ogden Couples United In Brigham City Marriages

County Clerk John Wheatley issued licenses to two Ogden couples Dewey Traxter and Mattia Witaker and Willard E B Draney and Mallela Drown. An additional license went to Abbey H Cooney and Marie Creeding of Pocatel o. Plant work delayed until April 3. The oat crop forecast comes as government data expect a large harvest between now and September with an estimated 250 million bushels more than 1916. Oat prices may drop to about 42 cents per bushel due to Monor industry control affecting markets.

Brigham City John G. Wheatley Ogden Dewey Traxter Mattia Witaker Willard Eb, Draney Mallela Drown Abbey Cooney Marie Creeding Pocatelo Ray Mqnor

Night shift adopted at Utah Cereal Food plant

The Utah Cereal Food company will add a night shift at its Penall plant on September 1 to meet heavy orders. Manager Lucian A. Stay said orders through January 1 exceed the total output of the company in its first year, prompting the hire of additional workers to reach fifty on the night shift.

Utah Cereal Food Company Lucian A. ‘Tay

Tiraun Called by Bishop Nudge in Kind Obit Tribute

A gentle tribute notes Tiraun read by Bishop Nudge expressing love and faith. It honors a mother who has passed, speaks of divine guidance, lingering spirit, and the hope of reunion in a higher sphere.

Nudge Mather

Card of Thanks for Mrs Botilla Wilson

The family of Mrs Botilla Wilson extend heartfelt thanks to those who helped during bereavement and for the many moral offerings. Signed Joan Wilson and family.

Botilla Wilson Joan Wilson

Battery 8 Boys Seen in Camp by Ogdenites

Motoring in Salt Lake yesterday, Ogdenttes visited Battery Be ty 8. The party toured the camp, noting abundant food including Irish stew and custard. Eight rock tents housed about 1860 men fed from the kitchens. Typhoid serum was used on the troops, with many sore arms as proof of precautions. Aromontissary offered candy and soft drinks. Uniforms and shoes were being issued. Several men were allowed to visit home before departure for Santa Vista, with entraining near town expected on Tuesday.

Salt Lake Ami Cs Battery Bety Ralph Arenbrient Pial Todal Santa Vista

Peach parade floats from Ogden to Brigham City

Ogden firms Amalgamated Sugar Utah Oil Refining Ogden Portland Cement and Ogden Paint and Glass will be represented in Brigham Citys Peach Day parade on September 19. Dr A A Brown ing departed for Chicago for two weeks Wednesday afternoon.

Brigham City Ogden Brigham’s Amalgamated Sugar Company Utah Ol! Refining i Company Ogden Portland Cement Company Ogden Paint, Ol! and Glass Company Chicago Dr. A. A. Brown Chipease

Free dances at Glenwood begin week of August 20

A community notice announces free dance events at Glenwood every night starting the week of August 20. Residents are invited to attend with no admission fee and enjoy the evening programs. Local organizers encourage punctual arrival and respect for venue rules.

Health vigilance urged to curb school disease spread

Ogden health officials stress continued guard against child illnesses as the school year starts. City Health Officer George Shorten notes the need for constant monitoring and supports employing a school nurse to detect contagions early, citing Salt Lake City's five nurses as a model.

Ogden George Shorten Salt Lake City Shorten Educa

Appointment of Nurse to Support Ogden Health Ends

Discussion covers appointing a nurse and arranging salary for the post. The aim is to employ a water to justify the ends sought and maintain the current excellent health conditions of Ogden.

Ogden

Farmers accuse retailers of unfair tomato pricing

P A Hulsh in Ogdex denounces dealers for exploiting war garden growers by offering low prices for produce after harvest. He cites a market quote of 60 cents for a twenty pound box of tomatoes and a separate 10 cent quote, claiming traders curb public enthusiasm for next season's gardening.

P. A. Hulsh Ogdex

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