Salt Lake stores praise gift boxes for soldiers in France
Salt Lake shops rally support for soldiers with gift boxes and barrels for donations. Ogden follows Salt Lake example, placing boxes and barrels in convenient spots to collect tobacco bundles and money for Uncle Sam’s troops. The drive aims to boost morale and supply humane gifts for the French front.
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Salt Lake
Navy
Ogden
T. C. Chamberlain
Ogden Selon Company
Chamber Inn
Avery Elora
Galtuke
Boya
France
Barra
Uncle Sam
Salt Lake Wa
Emerson 5 Held On Charge Of School Theft Case
In Ogden Friday December 7 observers noted Red Cross seal day at schools. Pupils from lower grades would buy goods to support Red Cross while upper grade students would buy stamps. Peter Sonson jailed in Logan for theft alleged July 36. previously acquitted years ago.
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Ogden
Bupt. Hf. C. Johnson
Paterson
Harcy P. Goal
Uriga
Red Cross
Peterson
Logan
Ogden horse market sees strong year with plans for bigger business
Ogden horse market reports a successful year 1917 with heavy government purchases and rising business over 1916. Ogden Saddle and Wagon Company led by Olle Meakie saw many horses and mules sold at private yards to southern and western buyers. Government inspectors stationed in Ogden praised the firm for prompt stock shipments and reliable service as they anticipate large future contracts and about 160 animals remain to be shipped before the third contract is let.
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Ogden Bales Company
United States
Olle Meakie
Korea
Antuiala
Thin Timerene
Allt Parla
Ogden Market
Washingtos
Montana
California
Ogden Snien Company
Army Service
Ogden Company
Army Inspectora
Ogden Salon Company
Missing Ford Dearched By Lawyer Reward Notice
Police publish a reward notice seeking the apprehension of a thief who stole a Ford No 1 674 704 from a Minneapolis attorney. Officials pursue clues across the region hoping to recover the vehicle for the bar.
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Ford
Minneapolia
Almyia
Minneapolla Aitorney
Real Estate Transfers From Thomas Brown and Others
Real estate transfers listed include Thomas O Brown and wife to Jethro Brown for part northwest quarter section 1,3, BN 2 W, portion of section 36 T7NM with consideration 2700. Fred Manga to J. R. Bracheliffe for part lot 10 block 14 plat C with 460. William J. Barloso to Teter Graves and wife for parts northwest quarter section 14 and northeast quarter section 16 with 191. Peter H Graves to Nick J Graven for northwest quarter section 14 and portion northeast quarter 16 with 2100. Charles Ny Owan to Robert James for northwest quarter section 8 T8 MY 1 WW with 1 1.
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Thomas
Brown
Jethro
N. W
Fred Manga
J. R. Bracheliffe
William J. Barlaso Teter Graves
Peter BH. Graves
Nick J. Graven
Charles Ny Owan
Rite
Robert James
Ogden Musicians Protective Union Members Sail Patriotism
The Ogden Musicians Protective Union, affiliated with the American Federation, has 298 members and growing. Since forming in 1903 with 23 charter members, it unites instrumental musicians for protection and advancement, noting members who have served in the army and navy and pledging support to liberty and anti tyranny.
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American Federation of Mantelana
United States
Canada
Kneown
Ogden Musicians’ Protective Union
Tauale Ih Benaral
Kez A. Reeder
Elbert AW. Gar
Lester Hinchett
Raigh Holland
Geral M. Steed
John Vinser
Karl F. Werker
John J. Caneron
Draft registrants May Enlist Now in Military Service
Washington tire report from General Leander relays that registrants outside their local quotas may enlist and be inducted immediately if they file a waiver claim or present valid deferments. Dependents waivers are not recognized, and any eligible applicant may enlist by presenting a valid entitment certificate to the board.
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Washington
Tire
Renit Versatrans
Focal Boards
Miliacy Service
Marabat
Leander
Hin
Fafl
Hin Board
Narvica
Navy
Marine
Navy draft rules limit medical students and reserves
The article notes Navy regulations allow displacement of certain medical students and interns into the medical reserve corps and a draft clerk pathway, with General Crowder explaining registrants have been called to military forces by December 16. It also advertises Frederic Warde in Fires of Youth at the Cozy theatre, showing showtimes for today tomorrow and Friday.
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Hin
Medical Reserve Corpa
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Navy
Marine Corps
General Crowder
Frederic Warde
Swiss rights to be respected amid neutrality debate
A formal declaration of Switzerland’s neutrality obligations was sent to Berne and details will be released upon receipt. Anxiety grows over tightened border lines and potential violations, with allied governments reportedly sending similar declarations. Germany had suggested allies might use Swiss territory to strike at German forces, prompting Swiss concern.
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Washington
Dec
Amayhan
Fiitzerland
Dorye
Berne
Swiea
Hey Frantiers
Cobelig Grents
Switzerland
Apprehanssen
Germany
SEN Newlands to Meet Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson outlined domestic legislation to Congress yesterday and began work today. The major issue is extending federal price control power. Congress will promptly consider enemy legislation and military rights. Senate Interstate Commerce Chairman Newlands indicated swift action on the senators’ agenda.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
House
Inez Sexson
Newhinda
Senate
Ananon
Union Men Quit Work In St Paul
St Paul dispatch notes union men abstained from street car service in sympathy with a dispute led by a local union. Officers and deputies faced scattered opposition as crowds blocked intersections near car barns downtown, following orders to promptly suppress any attempts to disrupt public transit. Painters secured an eight hour day in the related action.
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ST. Paul
Minneasolis
Phtboan
State Public Safety Comisasion
Lough Ure
Move Stars Hope Benefit Show At Ogden Theatre
A three part patriotic benefit show at the Ogden Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday features Battery B boys with The Getaway sketch and performances by Ogden Conservatory children under Mrs Cottey and Mrs Leon. Notables like Julian Eltinge and William Farnum send telegrams of support as tickets go on sale downtown and in the city. Governor Bamberger may attend with family. a Fort Soldiers delegation is planned.
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Aereal Mucceas
Battery B
Orpheun
Beneft
Tittle Girlu
Ogden Conservatory
Mttle Jaden
Conservatory
John Cottey
Bily Leon
Prater
Harry T. DeVere
Julian Eltinge
Mr. de Vere
William
Julian Elting
William Farnum
Mr. DaVere
Ogden
William Farnua
Jimmy
Amber Kinyon
Vast
Shane
Akoteh
Joseph Ballantyne
Ogden Taharharle Choir
Ehorua Ad
Bla
Atoren
Oxden
Ox Oo
Bamberger
Haywood Godt
Chris Plyente
M. L. Jones
Receiver for Ford Tractor Named in New York
John B. Jahuston, a Delaware lawyer, was appointed receiver for the Ford Tractor Company, a Delaware corporation, after a stockholder’s equity complaint in federal court. The receiver is authorized to continue the business as the company seeks to meet its obligations. The Ford Tractor affiliation with the Ford Motor Company is denied.
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New York
John B. Jahuston
Ford Tractor Company
Lot
Delaicare Corporation
Denies Pope note to Wilson in fall of 1917 era
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary, denied Pope Benedict sent a note to President Wilson or others. He said the Holy See is preoccupied with the Russian invasion and will issue a statement after the Russian diplomatic documents are secured. Vatican circles watch Russia changes and possible Rome Russia church communications.
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Theaday
Gaspard
The
Benedict
Wilson
Stair Landing
Russia
Vatican
Defense Silent as Berry Faces Murder Charge
Frank J. Berry, jailed for allegedly attempting to murder his divorced wife Hartlet Harry at the Roy Dancing Academy, remains silent as his counsel questions whether insanity or self-defense might be his plea. County Attorney Farr reports Mrs. Berry improving. a formal complaint could be filed soon, with a preliminary before Judge Barker. Acting Police Chief McKinton notes Berry has not spoken publicly about the tragedy.
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Berry
George D. Ualvernon
Frank J. Berry
Hartlet Harry
Roy Dancing Academy
Tan Ba
Farr
O. H. McKinton
Filad
Farmers Must Produce Pork to Ease Shortage and Cost
The Agriculture Department warns that domestic consumption and Allied exports require a 15 percent rise in 1948 pork production. State allotments range from 60 percent in Mississippi to 6 percent in West Virginia, with Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota among others also set. If quotas are not met, pork shortages and very high prices for ham and bacon will persist, while meeting the program could absorb a substantial portion of the 1817 corn crop and keep prices fair for both producers and consumers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Forny
West Virginia
Kangeas
Iowa
Nebraska
Southpaket
Warons
Fedd
Ling
Farmers urged to boost hog farming amid grain shift
A government-backed appeal stresses that farmers should expand livestock production, especially hog raising, to use surpluses and support national needs. It notes a projected 1948 corn surplus and encourages replacing wheat with corn where feasible to ease market absorption.
Federal Reserve Lifts Rates Across Banks Amid Inflation Push
The Federal Reserve Board approved a general rate increase to curb inflation. Fifteen day paper rises to 4 percent for most banks outside New York at 3 percent, while fifteen to sixty day rates differ by city. Agricultural paper over ninety days sees varied hikes, with Richmond at 4.44 percent and Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis and San Francisco at 5.4 percent. Loyalty securities and Liberty bonds retain near unchanged yields.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Hember
Collaters
New York
Chicago
Minneapllis
Richmond
St. Louis
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Rates Mention 4 Percent But New York At 34 Percent
The text notes a general 4 percent rate with New York shown at 34 percent for acceptances. It references tracts seceptances ranging one to sixty days and mentions cities including New York Chicago Dating and San Francisco with the higher rate.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Outlining program for legislation in the house
In Washington the house debates a limited agenda with bills on appropriation and war funds. Democratic leader Kllehinrad favors passing women suffrage and prohibition constitutional amendments before Christmas and prioritizing conservation measures. Frederick E Saward, editor of the Coal Trade Journal, dies in New York at 71. He was a former president of the American Trade Press Association.
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Washington
Dec
House
Frederick E. Saward
New York
Frederick Edward Saward
Coal Trade Journal
American Trade Preas Nsgoviation
Legal notices promontory zinc mining Ogden Utah Delinquent stock sale
In Ogden Utah on October 15 1917 delinquent assessments are listed for various stockholders with 3 December 1917 at 3 PM set for sale at the company office 201 Talbot Hall building Ogden to cover unpaid assessments and advertising costs J Hornauass secretary first publication December 5 last December 1
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Notich
Am't
BO Allan
J. J
Bing
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Biter
Bradshaw
Rope
Cartion
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Daniels
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Eneton
Easton
Erato
Epperson
Epstein
Minray
Feibuehn
Severgey
Fesila
Ban
Flaber
Mortis
Gamble
EL - Wo
Mrs. M
Gulchér
Chartes
Guatntagon
Maginnis
Fig Maginnis
S.A
Meyera
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Vack
Eugene M
Betty
Pet
Petts
Peterhan
Soneto IO Pearse
Was
Roberts
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Stevenson
Trytor
Cass
Taytor
Taylor
Thompson
Imany
Tal, Huison Building
Ogden
J. Hornauss
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