Mr Eckbo Family Sails From New York to England for Pretoria Work
Last Thursday Mr and Mrs Eckbo and their young daughter, longtime Ogden farmers now residing in Madison, sailed from New York for England. They will proceed to Pretoria, South Africa, where Mr Eckbo will undertake construction work for the new government over the next three years. Mrs Eckbo, formerly Miss Pamela Spark, is noted in Osiden where Mr Eckbo once served in local forestry offices.
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Afra
Fekbo
Ogden
Madison
New York
England
Lipy
Pretoria
South Africa
Eckbo
Aew
Hic
Osilen
BoRlaLy Bhe
Pamela Sparko
Brighton visit and Salt Lake engagement in Ogden
Mrs. Mary Wills and two daughters Marie and Ella have returned to Ogden after two weeks at the Brighton Watson college. William Greenwell will marry a Salt Lake City young lady, Blazer Allen, with the wedding at the bride’s sister’s home on Wednesday evening. The Lutheran church news reports Chaplain C F Knoll praising wartime chaplaincy and war work, noting soldiers’ letters of thanks and the spiritual impact of the war.
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Brighton
Mary Wills
Marie
Ella
Ogden
I. BM. Watson Culligen
William Greenwell
Salt Lake
A. M. Allen
Salt Lake City
Haz
Blazer
William T. Greenwell
Oyden
H. H. Harrison
Harvard Avenue
Wil I
Lutheran Church News
C.F. Knoll
Orl Douglas
English Lutheran Church
Stalisticians
War time faith and church aid through Lutheran commission
The article notes how church members grew closer to God and accepted Christ as savior during the war. It credits mothers prayers and God’s providence, cites Dr Knoll’s lecture tour for the National Lutheran Commission, and records a fund of one and a half million dollars raised by Lutheran churches to aid soldiers and sailors in cantonments and on battlefields.
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War Department
Lutheran Brotherhood
Christ
Diod
Hagar
Ishmael
Chris Thang
Dr. Knoll
Middle West
Pacific Coast
National Lutheran ‘Commission der Sotdlarstend Sailors’ Welfars
Entertainment planned for Army transport motor trains
The Red Cross canteen ladies and Melor Corpa arrange for entertainment of about 1000 men arriving in Ogden this afternoon. A luncheon is planned around five, followed by an Elks home dancing party and reception this evening for the troops aboard the transport motor tram.
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Red Cross
Melor Corpa
Teamsport
Ogden
Elks Home
Well Known Ogden Man Married
An Augual B at Tooele Utah occurred the marriage of Lote Kinney of the Union Pacific Agent Ogden and Billa Viola Lenhart of Green River Wyoming. The bride is daughter of Judge Frank J Lenhart Green River and has many friends who wish her happiness. Mr Kinney is well known in Ogden and the couple will make their home there.
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Tooele
Utah
Lote Kinney
Union Pacific
Department of
Ogden
Billa Viola Lenhart
Union Patelie
Green River
Wyoming
Frank J. Lenhart
Kinney
Returns And Society Notices From Ogden And Berkeley
Mrs Katherine Falck daughter of JG Falck has returned to Berkeley after two weeks visit in Ogden with relatives and friends. Dr Margaret H Burns and Miss Margaret Stewart of the Merchants at Ogden have returned from an extended trip to the northwest visiting Vancouver Seattle and Portland. Lincoln Ladies Circle No 9 will hold a special meeting in the I O O F hall next Wednesday August 29 at 2 20 o clock All members invited. Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold a social next Friday afternoon at Mrs Gibson 1300 Twenty fifth street. Miss Geria Woodruff supervisor of domestic science at Ogden high school has returned from Yellowstone and will resume duties this fall.
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Coast
Katherine Falck
JG. Falck
The
Oakland Tribune
Berkeley
Ogden
Margatet H. Burns
Margaret Stewart
Northwest
Dr. Furns
Stewart
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Portland
Lincoln Ladies Circle No. 9
1. O. O. F. Hall
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Woodruff
Misa Geria Woodruff
Ogden High School
Yellowstone National Park
Railroad shopmen end strike and demand wages
Washington Aug 18 railroad administration notified that the strike of railroad shopmen was at an end and wage demands should be taken up immediately Acting President Jowell of the railway employes department of the AFL went to inform officials direct General Hines would proceed at once to settle the wage demands
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Jowell
Railway Employes' Department of the American, Federation of Labor
Hines
Abby Scott Baker Appeals to the Governors in Zion
Abby Scott Baker arrives in Salt Lake and meets governors urging a special session to ratify the suffrage amendment. As national chairwoman of the National Woman's party she plans to press western women to back calls for legislatures to act in special sessions so women can vote in the next presidential election. She argues there is no reason women should wait for political liberty and that the extra cost of special sessions is justified by the issue.
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Salt Bake
Mra
Abby Scott Baker
Na‘ona Women’s Party
Mra. Baker
Salt Lake
Baker
West
Atales
Umea
Conference highlights debated colonial legacy and leadership
A fragment notes Mrs Dakar attending the conference of governors. She plans to present her views to individual executives and, if possible, to the meeting as a whole. The text reflects discussions on representation and colonial history during the event.
Hart Beats All Records at the Alhambra
The spacious Alhambra crowded to witness Hart in Wagon Tracks, proclaimed his greatest film. A two reel comedy with Charley Murray, plus a motor convoy reel, showcased drives through Mingis, drawing large attendance. Repeat show today.
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Alhambra
Woman Arrested Released on Bail and Disappears
A woman calling herself Jane Doe and giving Salt Lake city as address was arrested for drunkenness and released on $50 bail. She failed to appear in court, a bench warrant was issued for her arrest to compel court appearance. Nebraska voters may reject or approve the state legislature’s action on the federal prohibition amendment, a Lincoln district court ruled.
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Jane Doe
Salt Lake Wis
Ely
Felton
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
National Labor Party Proposed at Minneapolis Conference
Representatives of labor organizations and nonpartisan leagues from several states met in Minneapolis today to organize a National Labor party. They planned a national convention in Chicago in November to adopt a constitution and platform.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Bridge Builders Escort Convoy To Ogden City
Captain A B Richey and eight men arrived in Ogden by dusk, lodging at Reed hotel. The crew traveled in a special 1.5 ton Amber truck and a Riker vehicle to repair bridges from Evanston to Ogden, ensuring structures could bear the convoy’s weight.
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A. B. Richey
Eiehl
Ogden
Reed Hotel
Ares
Tom Riker
Richey
Evanston
Ogdena
Evanstan
Fi E
Concert Band Plays Through City Streets At Midnight
A fifteen piece band from the factory Ini Obfo accompanied the advance guard of motor corps four. The band played as the main opener through the streets of the city. A concert by the minsblads was held at Wall Park last evening around midnight.
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Khan
War Mothers Endorse League of Nations in Utah
Salt Lake City August 18 The Utah War Mothers association of Salt Lake pledged unanimous support for the League of Nations as it stands and urged ratification of the peace treaty including the covenant. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Utah’s congressional representatives.
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Salt Lake
League of Nations
Utuia War Mothers Association
Hott Utah
Utah
Utah War Mothers Association of
John 2. Cutler
War Mothers
Cutler Urges Gently Refrain From League Covenant Ratification
Cutler calls on leaders to oppose pretentious talk and urges quick ratification of the league covenant, arguing the 1 cent stand should be decisive and avoid further delay.
Soldiers Entertained At Ogden Canteen
One hundred fifty soldiers arriving in Ogden from the east were given entertainment at the local canteen. The men, en route home to the Pacific coast after discharge, were warmly cared for by the canteen ladies who report more care now than a year ago. Washington announced on August 18 that David C. Jundar of Salt Lake City Utah was nominated collector of internal revenue by President Wilson.
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Ogden
Pacific Coast
Washington
David C. Jjundar
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilson
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Fiest
Army Transport
Zion
Voile
Hart Beats
Piedmont
Cutler
Banbas
John Boliman Co. Braach Ham
Adame
Twenty-fourth Street
Phens
Sora
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