Ogden items note college cadets to draft role and local notices
Pub subscription and advertising contacts listed. Random references mention Bulte dry cleanout, a soldier husband at Camp Lewis, twin boys born weighing three pounds and three quarters and three pounds, and a 10 percent discount on monument work. Ogden church and social events, enlistments in army and navy, a New Healy Hotel informal dance, a building permit for a one story brick on Twenty fifth street, a bazaar at First Christian Church, pay day for teachers and city staff, and a civil damages award of 450 dollars for a power site dispute.
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Tribe & Williames
Twenty-fifth Street
Lincoln and
Grant
Ogden Red Cross Christmas Seals Drive Surges
A Red Cross Christmas seals drive in Ogden drew 131 representatives as women and girls organized a district sale network. Stores report sales more than doubling and the drive continuing to reach its quota, supporting tuberculin prevention funds while inviting all residents to participate. The article also notes a Russia feature at the Alhambra and a promotional Painted Doll showing tomorrow.
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Ned Cross
Ogden
Ten Buatha
Cales
Red Cross
Keith Spalding
Red Crage
Washington, DE
John W. Noroy
Denver
United States
Ogdenrade
Talic
Fund For
Coal outlook looks good with supply moves noted
J W Ellingsen, traffic manager for U S & I line, reports improving coal conditions across producing regions including Castle Gate Morl and others. He cites increased car movements from Morland to Provo, Rio Grande expansions, and more mine workers, forecasting no fuel crisis unless federal priority orders divert shipments.
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J. W. Ellingsen
Caatle
Gate
Bloors
Hiawatha
Ellingson
U. S
Morland
Prova Ani
Rio Grande
Utah
Ellington
Federal Board
Cory
Fts Ilsteid
Official Report of Halifax Deaths
Halifax dispatch reports five thousand casualties with two mouse and dead and three thousand nine hundred others injured from yesterday's explosion and fires. The toll and injuries are described as a dreadful estimate shaping the night’s grim record.
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Halifax
Levedahl Called by Death Pioneer Ogden Tailor
Lars Dustaf Levedahl an 81 year old Ogden pioneer tailor died at 6 40 pm at his home 885 Grant avenue after a weeklong illness He was born in Sweden August 4 1836 and moved to Ogden in 1878 He was a longtime tailor active Mormon church worker counselor to bishops Moore and Taylor and member of the Weber stake high priests quorum Survived by daughter Mrs Otto E Lund son J W Levedahl twelve grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Body to Lindquist Mortuary for funeral arrangements
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Lars Dustaf Levedahl
Grant Avenue
General Fehity
Levedaol
Ogden
J. W. Levedant
Ogden City
Lavedit
Moore
Taylnr
Mound Fort Ward
Weber Stake
Otto E. Lund
J. W. Levedahl
Wren Dies in Salt Lake Ninth Stock Man of Ogden Passes
Joseph E. Wren of Ogden a stock man and member of Wren and Patrick died at 1 30 a m at Salt Lake hospital of apoplexy. The body was shipped from Salt Lake to be handled by Urkendall company. He leaves a wife and two daughters and was well known in Ogden in livestock circles with ties to E W Patrick.
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Joseph E. Wren
Thirtieth Street
Ogden
Wren
Establishment of a Farm Machinery Plant Considered in Ogden
Ogden business leaders met at the Weber club to discuss a proposed farm machinery manufacturing plant. H. Wehrandt of a major eastern firm spoke, seeking local civic and industrial condition reports. A firm decision on site construction was not given, pending further investigation.
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X Branch
Ogden
Weber Club
GH. Bohrandt
TBO
W. H. Wallis
M.S. Browning
W. Abbatt
Frank Stevens
C. J. Stivell
Wehrandt
Bull
Ula Company
Morgan County Coal Company Incorporation Listed
Articles of incorporation filed in the county court house show Morgan County Coal Company with capital stock of 50 000 divided into 20 000 preferred shares and 20 000 common shares at par 1 each. Incorporators and officers include J H Robinson Peterson president director Charles F Nalder Peterson vice president and director A G Horn Ogden secretary treasurer and director Lenoir Robinson Peterson director and S T Havris Layton director. The firm plans general coal mining and marketing and holds property in Morgan County to develop.
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Morgan County Coal Company
County Omirt House
J. H. Robinson
Peterson
Charles F. Nalder
A. G. Horn
Ogden
Lenoir Robinson
8.T. Hacris
Layton
Ecntry
General Coal Mining
Morgan County
Tt Ex- Decla
Mrs Hibbs Home and Society Notes
Mrs Ambrose P Hirbs returned today from a two week visit with her mother Mrs Benjamin T McCay in Seattle Washington Fourth Ward Benefit Range hosts a Sunday school dancing party tonight with Lillian Thatcher providing music Drama Club meets tomorrow at 2 30 in the Maids and Matrons club rooms replacing the Fine Arts room at Wer ber avenue
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Hibbs
Ambrose P. Hirbs
Benjamin T. McCay
Seattle,Wauh
Fourth Ward
Lillian Thatcher
Viche Drame
Fine Arta
Werber Avadery
John W. MicBeey to Speak Tonight at Berthana Hall
John W. MicBeey, to speak tonight, will arrive 7:18 p.m. tram at Bumbherger station. Met by Rev. John Edward Carver, Ogden Red Cross officials, and local leaders. Due to early departure for Salt Lake City, he cannot inspect Ogden Red Cross work. he recently left a Denver corporation to join Red Cross.
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Joh
W. Morey
Mountain Division
American Red Cross
Berthana Hall
Bumbherger
Mr. Morey
John Edward Carver
Ogden Will
Mike Jones
R. B. Porter
BR. B. Porter
J. F. Baker
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Morey
Denver
Tie
Red Cross
Deaths and Funerals In Timgham and Latcin areas
Wilson Franklin Mooper Wilson died yesterday at 4 pm at 110 James Court. Born February 17, 1805 in Timgham, funeral Saturday at 4 pm at home with Rev. Garver, body to be taken to Eyannton for interment Saturday morning at 6:45. Rosetta Susanna Martin, 16, daughter of Herman and Marie Chadd Martin, died after two weeks of typhoid at Dee East Mial. Surviving siblings include Taizale, Herman, Dorothy, Virginia, Remilne. Latcin funeral arrangements noted. Frederick Warde, famed actor in Fires of Youth, appearing today at the Cozy with Union orchestra.
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Wilson
Franklin Mooper Wilson, Meyenroll
Eli Wilson
James Court
Timgham
Garver
Eyannton
Martin
Rosetta
Susanna Martin
Herman
Marie Chadd Martin
Dee East Mial
Taizale
Dorothy
Virginia Matlin
Remilne
Latchin
Neniding Funera Artauemente
Frederick Warde
Union Orchestra
Germans Detain Relief Steamer Haelen in Belgian Waters
Taindon Dec 6 Reuters Limited reports German authorities justify detention of the Belgian relief steamer Haelen loaded with grain captured by a German submarine on November 3. It was towed to Schnerouende and detained for entering forbidden waters after a November 14 relief commission request to the Dutch government.
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Taindon
Maelen
Geroan
Ito Schnerouende
Isettll
Reuter’s Limited
Proteata
Berlin
Commissioo For
Belgium
London the House Debates and Attacks on London
Washington December 7 The house debate was heated by attacks on Representative London as he said he would vote against the war resolution. Representative Lenroot and Chandler of New York challenged his statements and labeled him unpatriotic. The session featured sharp exchanges over international alignments and party lines.
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Washington
House
London
Ties
Lando
Jon Foot
Ituasia
Mitchell
Chandler
Red Cross rushes relief trains to Halifax
Washington December 7 dispatches state the Red Cross arranged a third relief train from New York to Halifax with supplies and equipment. The Red Cross medicine and surgeons will oversee work led by John F. Moore in Halifax supported by nurses social workers and a medical detachment from Boston. A naval inquiry followed as the transport commander was appointed to investigate.
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Washington
Nec
Ted
New York
Halifax
Red Cross
John F. Moore
Fliree Trating
Nostan
U Swar Birdsmen Wounded On Western Front
American airmen in training on the western front have notched their first casualties. A corporal Walter A. Whiten of Dublin Georgia and private Edward A. Bonon of Buffalo are reported wounded in a yet unrevealed engagement.
Explosion disrupts Halifax harbor as investigations begin
Report outlines initial inquiry into a disaster at Halifax harbor and harbor facilities. Officials study causes and gather details, with references to navy yard activity, rail and oil sectors, and market reactions to related shares. The incident triggers broad scrutiny and coordination among agencies.
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Halifax
Liberty
Tomis
Tip
Ateadss
Wavy Department
Whrelesd
Navy Yard Horn
Hallimare
Anon
Taborty Diy
Germans Organized in U S Discovered by Naval Intelligence
New York agents seized papers indicating a German defense group in the United States. The cache was found on Otto Sules Merkel, a German writer and lecturer, arrested and interned on Ellis Island by government orders. Merkel allegedly headed the organization, according to intercepted communications.
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New York
Hec. T—Lattern
Naval Intelligence Bureau
Otto Sules Merkel
Elia Island
Markel
Crop conference to boost Utah production and cooperation
Salt Lake City December meeting will unite producers and manufacturers of Utah to improve crop rotation and supply, with W W Arontrons and A C Rees urging conservation and increased food availability. Attendees with farming and production interests seek stronger producer manufacturer links and practical guidance.
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Salt Lake
Wlenbera
Manufacturers' Association of Utah
A.C. Rees
Manufacturera’ ‘Association
W. W. Arontrons
Market Opens Dull As Stocks Edge Lower Across Sectors
World markets open in New York with dull trading and broad price declines. Industrials and equipment show fractional losses while utilities and specialties slip. rail shares are heavy. Delaware and St Paul preferred drift toward lows as copper and lead follow the market trend. Parts of the district see inventories stretched ahead of the closing bell.
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New York
Prom Aent Industrials and Equipment Arec
Railaalin
Twlaware F
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market results show hog receipts about 600 with prices around 17.30. Cattle receipts near 400 with fed moo roas around 14.60 to 15.69 and live stock steady in most categories. lambs and ewes also traded with mixed gains and losses.
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Kansas City
Preekora
Hateliara
Feadera
Hoga. Mills
Chicago corn market and livestock report summary
Chicago corn quotations led by December contracts traded mixed amid expectations of rising belt stocks. OMAHA hog and cattle markets showed varied prices with upper ends around 17.30 for hogs and 8.00 to 12.00 for cattle. receipts and prices in Des Moines area echoed meager demand and steady to softer tones for cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
Dee
Oaly
Haldora
Provisiona
Son
Cow and bull weights in historical docket numbers
The fragment lists several livestock weights with mixed spellings and OCR errors. It mentions cows weighing around 1010 pounds and B90 pounds, bulls near 1470 pounds, 795 and 747 pounds, steers about 680 pounds, and other figures including 60 and 30 pounds, indicating a disordered record of animal weights.
Utah Stocks Close Mixed on Decline in Some Issues
Trading Monday saw Utah stocks uneven with several issues slipping while others held steady. Key losses included Prince Consolidated falling from 67 to 64 while South Meckweo and Tintic Standard showed modest drops. numerous small cargos and bids at varied levels weighed on the market amid a general price softness and tax concerns.
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Tha
Jake
Ute Stoutts
Atle
Eatrader
Sheantes
Prince Consolidated
Hiture
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