Exploding Arctic Myths Reformed Explorer Debunking Peary
An Arctic explorer reformed after four years in the Antarctic reports that Rene Peary’s claim to Crocker Land was a mirage. The piece discusses Dr. Cook as another figure flawed in the race to the North Pole, with long, debated assertions from American writers about new discoveries and rivalries.
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MacMillan
Antreme
Peary
Crocker ‘Land
Trary
Cook
Tole
Leary
Arctic
Nevar
Ogden Industry Wage Talks Signal Postwar Shifts
A Northwestern clip notes skilled labor demand outpacing supply as large Ogden employers seek higher wages to attract workers. The Standard reports wages rising for skilled labor amid price pressures and production needs. Factory owners acknowledge the issue centers on production costs and not just price. The piece foresees postwar wage realignments and ongoing growth as war continues.
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Witls
Ogdan
Standard
Eso
Ogden
Nydea
Appalling sight of late children near Constantinople
A grim account describes an abhorrent scene near Constantinople where late children endure harsh conditions on the outskirts before being sent to Marmora Island under dire orders.
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Presenta
Constantinople
Marmors
Milk Price Rise Sparks Utah Dairy Market Action
Rising retail milk prices in Salt Lake City prompt dairy firms to boost prices amid new competition from Ogden and nearby towns. Bidders from Salt Lake threaten to limit supply and force higher costs for consumers as officials weigh regulating milk and other staples to curb spiraling prices.
What Caused the War
Gerard traces the present war to the Zabern affair and the German movement against militarism The text argues pan Germans and annexationists pushed toward war While the Kaiser sought glory to be remembered like Alexander the Great, the Zabern incident fueled military action and a mass mentality shift toward war.
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Gerard
Millitarten
Unie
Labern Atta
France
Kalaer
Willan
Alexander
Hearst Papers and German Agent Claims Stir US Debate
A New York editor, Arthur Hettabane, is described as a Hearst Papers editor accused of German alignment. The piece criticizes Hearst for alleged pro German bias and argues against war, noting wartime propaganda, calls for referenda, and the tension between published views and national loyalties.
Fragmentary OCR note on George Nicoll Barnes quote
Half legible lines mention George Nicoll Barnes and a distorted phrase about Germany’s gains and pacific relations. The text appears as garbled OCR with no clear event, date, location, or coherent claim to summarize further.
Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to all who were kind and sympathetic during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved husband and father. Especialy we appreciate the Elks Lodge for comfort and the choir who sang at the ceremonies. Jones and
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Hasdend
Father
Elks’ Todge
Peerces
Fails to Register and Is Caught by the Draft
Jenson, accused of failing to register for the draft, was brought to Ogden from Morgan by Sheriff Brig Robertson. Flo was arrested there as he attempted to board a train for Omaha, claiming it as his home. Officials say Jensen cannot be classed as a deserter since he did not register because the registration board ceased to exist, though special instructions may come from Salt Lake. He is described as six feet one inch tall and about 190 pounds, and he gave an orphan claim on address history in Omaha.
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Charts Jenson
Ogden
Morgan
Sherif
Robertson
Flo
Waldox
Omaha
Attval
Jensen
County Draft Board
Cape
Sotkorition
Salt Lake
Jenson
Origlals
Tin Young
Mace
Tribute of thanks from Penrose family to friends
A handwritten note from Mr. Mealy Penrose and family thanks friends for kindness and loving sympathy during a time of bereavement. The message expresses gratitude for support and comforting words.
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Meal Penrose
Ogden stake ward teachers visit to Webst academy
President Joseph F. Smith spoke at the Ogden stake ward teachers’ visitation at the Webst academy yesterday. He praised teachers work, commended Utahns for national calls, and urged support for the Red Cross. Wresiding Bishop Solth and several bishops attended. Samuel F. Whitaker provided organ music.
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Ogien Stake
Van
Utah
Gozn
Gerrice
Tean Ioyal
David A. Solth
Salt Lake
Dhiehops
Epecial Ruale
Walter Bleyena
Vers Ven Dyku
Samuel F. Whitaker
Ogden Tabernacle
Thousands of needy children in the Near East crisis
Reports from missionaries arriving in New York on August 27 say over 6,000 children under 12 in Lebanon and about 25,000 in Syria face severe hardship this winter. Many are living alone and begging for food as aid is insufficient. Turkish authorities and charities are coordinating relief, with women placed in charge of shelters, but the scale remains dire.
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Lebanon
Nile
Ferern
Eila
America
Syria
York
Ule
Near East
Theatres Virginia Tearstn at Ogden and Alhambra
The evening featured Wrath of Love at Ogden Theatre with wartime themes and star Ivarain, followed by The Light is Darkness at the Cory with Shirley Mason and Frank Mora y, and The Charette Girl at the Alhambra with Gladys Holotts, plus The Reg Werer comedy and other notices about current reels and patrons.
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Virginia Tearstn
Brena
Cory
Bhirley Mason
Frank Moraya
Farmers Return from Idaho Excursion Praised as Educational
Farmers who joined the excursion party to Idaho last week returned home over two days late. Many visited friends and relatives, while some headed straight home after the banding. County farm bureau agent W P Thomas called the trip a complete success and said all members were enthusiastic for another event next year. The route’s model farms and observations offered valuable educational insights expected to improve farming methods and efficiency in Webster County.
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Idaho
Beck
Tharedsy
Opden
W. P. Thomas
Beneft
Farma
Weber County
Hermitage Park Offers A Cool Clean Afternoon
The Hermitage Park presents a pleasant venue for a relaxing afternoon with a variety of amusements and a refreshing, clean atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy tranquil grounds, outdoor activities, and a family friendly environment in a scenic setting.
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Hermitage Park
Stolen Cars Plague Ogden As Theft Rings Spread
Ogden faces rising car thefts as criminals drive away with vehicles and evade police. A pattern shows stolen cars moved to distant areas, with rings operating in Chicago Indianapolis and Irondingham Alabama, while local youth in Ogden steal for thrill and joy rides. One Buick vanished from in front of a theater while E L Irving alerted police, but the vehicle remained unrecovered.
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Ogden
Chicago
Indianapolis
Irmingham
Ala
Ples
M Rahi
Roma
Arilen
E. L. Irving
Abhambra
Irving
Drunk Man From California Faces City Probes
A man described as from California arrived in Omhan intoxicated and was taken to a tent for judgment. Police testimony claims he bought a squay in San Francis and drank before crossing into Utah-Nevads One. He allegedly worked for the city for fifty years but could not pay a due, facing legal scrutiny.
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Omhan
California
San Francis
Onty Cail
Drunken Soldier Puzzle For City Court Jurisdiction
A drunken soldier case near the depot tests city court authority to prosecute a military member. Frank Kratka, a supply sergeant in Company G, Forty third Infantry, was found with two whiskey bottles in civilian clothes. The dispute centers on whether military personnel fall under city or sanitary authorities, with Attorney General unavailable for guidance.
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Vatrotman C. Canfield
FL. Dougtea
Ile
Hip Batts
Frank Kratka
Kracko
Mliury
United Estates
iLoe
O. Dalby
Ronersd
Haracke
Ball
Regermina
Savnttine
Forest fires still raging in western Montana and Black Hills
Forest fires in Montana and South Dakota threaten communities as high winds hamper containment. In western Montana fires near Lolo and Beoley Lake forests risk surrounding ten crews, with full control not expected until heavy rain. In the Black Hills, a wall of smoke driven by three days of winds devastates Wack Hill area though some fires are now under control.
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Missoula
Moot
Moptana
Tofay Fa
R. Vl. Nutlider
Lolo Uot Sprinra
Beoley Lake
Rol Hugo
Strang
Montana
Wack Hille
South Dakota
Dlack Hills
Kellester
General Carter Recalled to Lead Central Department
Chicago Aug 27 Major General Winan E Carter recalled from retirement to succeed Major General Barry as commander of the central department of the army takes up duties today. Carter, a Civil War veteran, is noted as the only veteran recalled from pirate life to serve in this war.
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Chicago
WiWan E. Carter
Thomas Hi. Barry
Central Department of the Array
Carter
Germany
Etiquette Q&A for Social Duties and Table Manners
Alicia Hoyt answers etiquette questions from readers. Advice covers hosting a Sunday buffet with ten to twelve guests, table arrangement, service style, and decorations. Also notes that a man mourning a sister should wear a narrow crepe band.
Irate Man Threats Over Suit In Odd Interlude
A fragment shows an irate man threatening someone and questions from others about the motive. A spectator complains someone owes him for the suit of clothes in question, reflecting a tense social moment amid unclear cause.
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