Propaganda Leaflet From the Front Reaches Ogden Citizen
Fragment of a German airman’s propaganda message captured near Lens and shared with locals in Ogden. The document urges Americans to doubt aiding England, claims England’s ruin, and unites anti-American sentiment with warnings that victory hinges on public opinion. It is presented as a crude example of enemy psyops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Tith
Geman Aeroplate
Americana
Papas
Hegiunime
Bia Wien
Doctor Urges Health Habits as Epidemic Fights On
Ogden city health officials, with Dr Hrawn of the U S Medical Service, urge clean living and simple health laws to curb a modern epidemic. They support vaccination and mask use in crowded areas while stressing prevention over treatment as hospitals prepare and citizens heed the warnings amid ongoing efforts to halt the disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGillcuddy
Ae Gisian
U.S. Wminile Health Service
Ogden
City Board of Health
Thore
Hrawn
Liv
Palle
United States
America
Prisoners In Good Condition Reported At Rastatt
Washington dispatch notes twenty one hundred American prisoners at Rastatt Germany are well organized well clothed and in excellent shape. The Red Cross troop at Rastatt has just visited the prison. German authorities are willing to release the group under charge of an American. A train may be sent to move them at once.
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Washington
Cann Rastatt
Germany
Rastatt
Lcey Fibeteen
Fighters Return Home to Joy as Veterans Arrive
A crowd gathered at the Union Teapot canteen this morning as about a hundred men, many sailors from the U S S Mart, returned home from overseas. Salt Lake men, mostly from Camp McArthur, Texas, joined the scene by phone calls to friends in Ogden. One discharged veteran, a Plympton squad member, shared he had received his discharge and noted hundreds more Americans were coming home.
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Fran
Union Te- Pot
Offie U
8. S. Mart
Merry Aab
Tey
Salt Lake
Camp McArthur
Texas
Ogden
Lotolalu
Plytix Souad
Carol Livingston Dies of Influenza in Kansas City
Carol Livingston, former Ogden schoolteacher, died in Kansas City after a relapse from influenza. She had taught in Ogden for two years, fell ill last fall, was sent to a sister’s home in Kansas City to convalesce, and passed away with fiancé Edward Leong and others present.
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Ogden
Kansas City
Carol Livingston
Misa Livingston
Kannsas City
Wisconsin
Carol Livingdon
Livingston
Wis
Smaur
Uuah
Teach
Edward Leong
Atiance
Misasis
Sippi
Card of Thanks for Delaie Bingham
Adelbert W. Bingham and family express sincere appreciation to all who offered help and sympathy during the illness and death of Delaie Bingham. They acknowledge thanks for floral tributes and support. A.W. Bingham and Knight.
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Adelbert W. Bingham
Delaie Bingham
A.W. Bingham
Knight
Insurance Taken Out By The Bove At Utah College
The Utah Agricultural College unit has secured government insurance totaling 5 638 500 dollars with expectations to reach 8 million before demobilization. Lieutenant George B menricks, personnel officer, states one and a half million was issued in a single hour. Five hundred ninety four men are covered.
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Logan
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
George B. Menricks
City to police area under school superintendent command
At a city board of health meeting the superintendent of public schools was placed in charge of enforcing quarantine measures City officials will appoint principals to supervise enforcement in their districts Reports indicate health authorities are pressing for strict compliance to protect public welfare while some residents question the pace of the measures
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City Board of Health
Heo
Jenry
Lafinenza
Johnson
Eitel
Wartime life insurance benefits for men and families
Government life insurance remains in force for five years with a guaranteed conversion option to a standard endowment after twenty payments. Officers note some men may lapse payments as service ends, urging families to insist on continued coverage and trust the government as the approving agent with rates favoring retention of protections during wartime.
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Key
Ileieunne Tendricks
Uie
Aome
France
Ue Wee Department
Aya
Beriadeich Ain Antat
Allies to wait for Wilson on ex Kaiser case
London December 3 The British war cabinet and the French and Italian representatives in London agree on punishing William Hohenzollern but will take no action until President Wilson arrives in Europe. Allies will not let a technicality block his trial and would pressure Germany for consent if Halland withholds extradition.
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London
Willian Hohenzollern
Wilson
Europe
Wiliam Hoherzallern
Halland
Germany
New American Monoplane Reaches Speed Milestones
The War Department announced development of a new American two sealed monoplane. In a Dayton test the craft attained 145 mph with full military load and two passengers, at 25,900 feet altitude, surpassing European records for single seat fighters.
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Washington
War Department
Dayton
Ohio
Dollar Christmas Fund Aims 190000 For Belgian Children
Henry Clews of Broad Street New York treasurer of the Dollar Christmas Fund for Destitute Belgian Children reports a recount of 25 000 dollars raised and hopes to reach 190 000 by Christmas eve. Proceeds will be cabled to Brussels for distribution with the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Last year the fund aided 200 000 needy children through close cooperation with Belgian relief agencies. The need remains urgent as Belgium endures winter hardships and the appeal seeks broad American support.
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Henry Clewn
Broadstreet
New York
Dollar
Chidren
Brussels
Auspleen
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Clews
Beighing Oa
Eagles Throw Open Their Home 10 The Elks
Fragmented local notice mentions the Eagles and Elks in a home game context with unclear details. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece centers on opening a venue or schedule involving the Eagles and Elks, reflecting a sports or community event.
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Eagles
the Elks
World Markets Show Early Strength Then Reversal
Broad market activity opens firmer with gains in Marine preferred and steel stocks but weakness in Marine and shifting sentiment trigger a late reversal. Leaders include Tinthitheme, Crucible Steel, Studebaker, American Can, Texas Co, Mexican Petroleum, Rivers Gas, and distilling issues as investors cover shorts and seek momentum.
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Teo
Prosilant
Marinos
Manor Ral
Irtemhlar
Pls
Shippines
Marine
Tntre
Radia
Tirthithem
Cricible Steelu
Baldwin Shaumilys
Studebaker
American Can
Pexas Company
Moxican
Chicago grain and markets mixed as futures retreat
Profit taking eased the era market while shorts covered on declines, especially in December. Prices opened with slight gains then drifted lower, December at 4.29 and January near 1.284, with a tight session and a general setback. Corn and oats weak, soybeans steady, cash markets soft, WHEAT and protein names noted amid unsettled CWA bids and revisions.
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Chicago
Reveat Luyers
Shorts
Bears
Gata
Corm
Seaboard
Inraely
Beenedeker
Livestock and Market Receipts Across Kansas City Omaha Chicago
Kansas City market reports show receipts of cattle hogs and sheep with prices for beef cattle at various grades and feeders. Omaha and Chicago produce prices and receipts, noting live cattle at mixed levels, veal, milk products, and produce alongside commodities like sugar and metals in a broad market snapshot. Local livestock actions include calf and cow prices, stocker and feeder ranges, and new highs or strength in certain streams.
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Omaha
Omaila
Neb. Nee
Ilega
Wales
Weaters Stearn
Taxon Ateers
Market Ateady Co Enatur
Cully
Wethars
Pwen
Lambs
Teeder “Jambr
Yearlings
Butte and Superior rec five Jes Cala Petroteum Montion Power Shattuck
Butte and Superior list items include Jes Cala and Petroteum with Montion Power Shattuck in Arizona and New Mayen, reflecting a fragmented local record of names and places.
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Butte and Superior
Jes Cala
Petroteum
Montion Power
Extend All Highway Work In Federal Aid Program
Washington reports that cooperative Medway highway construction under federal aid must resume quickly. Secretary of Agriculture states about 975 million dollars may be available for expenditure this calendar year, with possible additions from federal appropriations and state sources totaling significant sums. Officials urge rapid extension of worthy projects and coordinated action by federal and state highway agencies to implement an expanded road program.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculum
Houston
Editora Nf Agricutural
Stata
Salt Tha
Federal Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Presidenit
Xethin
Addit Jon Toads
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