Emergency influenza hospital planned by Flas group
The Weber county Red Cross and city officials outline an emergency hospital plan for influenza victims. Three trained nurses, a staff of male and female aides, and a 35 bed facility in the First Congregational church are proposed with requisitioned beds from Fort Douglas. Local citizens rush to aid with furnishings bedding and clothing as the project seeks immediate readiness.
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Oxon City School
Sayre
Elon
Weber Coanty
Fed
Gomraites
Red Crows
Browning
Riter Xirsemail
The
Elks
Camorrey
Weld
Warren L, Wattin
Dank Watson
Taillce
Browning Wil
Badsteads
Forthcom
Igi Ae
Higelow
R. B. Parver
P. F. Birkendall
John Edward Carver
Cammisstoner
Ensign Iil
Avoure Nurges
Edward C .Ownse Sy
Rae Woodcock
Swian
Tiriye
First Congregational Church
Ander
Fort Douglas
Sre Dowha
Carver
Weber County
Red Cross
Spdeniic
John Nsign
Grazing Rates Set for National Forests Next Year
A national report from Washington outlines a 60 percent rise in grazing charges for national forests starting next year. The Agriculture Department proposes tiered rates based on animal type and pasture conditions, with cattle and horses priced higher and sheep and goats at 25 percent of cattle rates. Allocation and monthly charges will reflect varied costs, subject to final word from Washington and state conditions.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Atockie
Giak
Veon
Prazing
Astle
Frestry
Weskinetay
Vie Mater
Ogden City to Amend Gambling Ordinances Meeting Tonight
City commissioners discuss Fresno’s stricter gambling ordinance as a basis for Ogden reform. Proposed measures target barred houses and gaming layouts, with penalties up to $300 and up to 90 days in jail. The Fresno model is viewed as legally stronger yet compatible with Ogden’s framework.
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Ogden
Milea I. Jones
Murphy
Missio
Mresup
Cal
Jones
Ineigsioness Fontivbl
Freeder
Stine
Fresno
Ogden City
Onden
Board of Iaistees
Fresno Do
Ordgiu
Drunk Railworker Case Dismissed After Influences Cited
A Southern railroad boiler maker was arrested Sunday for drunkenness. The defendant stated he was “really drunk” due to influenze and illness, and that a stimulant was taken with his meal. The court dismissed the case after considering all circumstances and cautioned against liquor use in large doses.
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Volkan
Southern Railroad
Ste
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Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
The bereaved family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness, visits, and moral offerings during the illness and passing of our beloved son and husband. Your sympathy sustained us in this difficult time.
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Aulhet
Gren
Crosbie
Card of Thanks for help during hour of need
Tre valérsland expresses thanks to all who kindly assisted during the hour of need. Special gratitude to Charles Hl. Reeil and Pr bang Wea ith for horal offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevalérsland
Charles Hl. Reeil
Mrsataura Taylor
Appreciation l isted beating LY cac and Riad the Chissified
In a clipped note, readers see an odd listing amid classified ads referencing a beating, the LY cac phrase, and a name Riad the Chissified, suggesting a fragmentary local entry or notice with uncertain context.
Prohibited gambling devices and wagering defined in city rules
The ordinance defines unlawful devices and practices for gambling including fategames, roulette, keno, poker, slots, and similar contrivances. It outlaws keeping houses or devices for wagering and states penalties under the city code. References appear in chapter 183, page 183 of the city ordinances.
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Waite Hove
St. Reonlag
Rameenel
Wenen
Hodge for Ogden School Board Seat
Robert H. Hodge, superintendent of the Ogden Iron Works, is endorsed as a candidate for the Ogden School Board in the Second Ward. A four-year Ogden resident with several children, he is Utah University a graduate and active in school affairs.
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Robert H. Madge
Ogden Tron
Hodge
Ogden
University of Utah
Foreign born classes for better English and citizenship
Salvatore Cudia, an Italian born private at Camp Humphreys, organized English classes for Italian soldiers and developed programs to foster closer ties with the United States. He argued language, culture, and citizenship education would ease integration and improve naturalization prospects, hosting dramatic clubs and reading circles and holding a mass meeting where many Italians considered American citizenship.
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Carrie
Lal
Cudia Io
Amaib
Furge
Cheary
Catlin
Thaly
Anerigon
Sodler
Ife
Armusent
Keenesh
Sold
Haiti
Chow
Giait
Cudia
Naver
Bern
Briansh
el Erica
Italy
Avery Cadia
J Cleser
Cudin
Fragmented OCR style note on American institutions and foreign-born views
A garbled historical reflection discusses American institutions and foreign-born perspectives, mentioning reconciliation of varied elements and the idea of mutual gratitude. It references a desire to develop Jove and a cautious stance toward foreign-language verdicts, with a general sense of national unity and problem solving.
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Bern
Cadia Dels
Streeest
Ontnfon Tie
Sue Wiy
Jove
Gratude
Amore
United States
Sule J Niews
Perching Reports On Treatment Of Prisoners In War Camp
A cable from General Pershing dated November 29 reports Allied prisoners released from a German camp near Caypp. The statement says many prisoners suffer hunger and poor housing. most expect rapid recovery with proper food and housing. No evidence of widespread cruelty against Americans is found, though some discrimination is alleged.
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Waseiin
Garni
Monpe
Fou
Pevsshim
War Department
General Pershing
Amit
Sv Aqui
Germans Marching Home From Russia In Snow and Rain
German troops occupying tens territory are said to be returning to Germany in severe winter conditions. A detachment near Lodz faced attacks while attempting to reach the border, part of an army of about 10,000 marching homeward through snow. Railroads blocked as Russians guard routes, civilians flee, as soldiers pillage villages.
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Paris
Germany
Mapuich
Copenhagen
Lodz
Warsaw
Murdock Family Tragedy At Hig Jtinex Ranch Misfortune
The item records deaths in Hig Jtinex Wyoming where Mr. Murdock operated a ranch. Roy Mardos and a brother died years apart, with Mr. Murdock dying recently and his younger son identified as the survivor. Jane Murdock is named from the city, and Najttey Hanean is noted as Murdock’s former wife. Read the Classified Ads.
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Roy Mardos
Mr. Mordock
Pers Nore
Mince
Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Jane Murdock
Thin City
Murdack
Mer Maidiage
Wag Misa Najttey Hanean
Heber City
Bath
Mask noncompliance fines dominate city health court
In a municipal court session Judge Dh. Tt. Roberts fines multiple defendants for not wearing masks in public and on sidewalks. Several cases end with fines or bench warrants. some defendants face days in jail if penalties are unpaid.
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Tt. Roberts
Manifcipal Court
Heey
Ant
Klock
Tae Beatles
Chris Christonalis
Chile
Browning
Teitel
Bleisis
Bea
Che City
Hmions
S. Vaaiananti
Phoaneo
Leo Po
Chinesa Cook
Vierna Cate Suntay
Ing.ies Bolan
Salt Lake
Captain Victor Blue Named Chief Navigation Bureau
The report states Captain Victor Blue was selected for the chief navigation bureau role, succeeding four years as head and taking effect August 1, 1916. Rumors mention Rear Admiral David Taylor and acting leaders involved as the Navy considers the vacancy and promotion requirements.
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Victor Blue
Chief Navigation Bureau
Warteington
Victor Tine
Node Stinnending
le Sue
Pordrendun
Qaie
Vhief
Haine Lo
Snae'k
Thirty Dollars Day for Nurse During the Flu
In Nevada a plan offered thirty dollars a day for a nurse to care for influenza patients. A Winnemucca family supported by a local group of relatives faced fear of contagion and delays in securing care. A colored woman was offered twenty dollars a day while another figure noted twenty nine dollars without any porkeying the masque.
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Washvi Ak
Winnennn
Utah Boys on Way Home From Training Camps
Reported evacuation and discharge details describe Utah soldiers returning from training camps across the country. Daily numbers indicate analysts expect further movements as camps like Camp Ty and Tolsy prepare to empty, with several thousand men slated for release.
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Stalien
Hove
Salt Lake
Cincunsion
Good resolves made by 0 Finn good resolves made by 0 Finn
Fragmentary OCR reports a court case or local dispute involving a defendant named Taylon and a referenced visit from a friend in California. The text suggests an alibi or motive tied to an alleged Sunday outbreak, with unclear details and no definite outcome.
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Taheoul
Wallaie
Taylon
California
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear political note
An unclear OCR note mentions a judge and suspended actions, with garbled phrases about elections, a revolver, and chemical references. The readable fragments suggest a political or legal context but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to confirm.
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FLAS
Seeliana
Andh Nerson
Fcaudale
LY Cac
Riad the Chissified
Ade
Robt, H. Hodge
Ogden School
BOAR
Roy Clark
Bart
Moy Clack
Cngk
George Browneing
Alva G. Scoville
George Sov
Dence
Ivan
Myrile Ballinger Tiple
Fe Ballantyng
Founs
Jun Wate Ter Sinvons
Aoleesintin
Warn
Russia
Ole
Utah
Dean
Trace
Aiek Saraham
Ysis
Deans
Wil Bey
Heaney Pinto
Benin
Habiog
Elbreloy
Cyb Pres
Hille Onis
Vans
Hiner
Faye Lore Mally Yelees Tree
Phonit
American Grocery CO
Twenty-fourth Street
Finn
Tetordvalian
Eleas
Wuse
Chemie
Chia Atate
FORD
Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply Co
Washington
Canada
Dumke Floral CO
Hudson Ave
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