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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
3
Local items report William Greenwell returning home from camp duty and B B d officers moving toward service duties. Ogden isolated notes include smallpox recovery, Nevada investigations by J A Cudlipher, Hagbart Anderson’s Seattle service return, and a Salt Lake City marriage license for Frank Winkson and Sylvia Parker.
The relatives of Fred A. Zitzman extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during illness and death and to those who furnished floral tributes and attended the funeral service and graveside rites.
Dr Beatty visits Ogden to press stricter health quarantine amid protests over mask rules and bans on public assembly. Officials argue for cautious lifting when epidemic levels allow, while Salt Lake City and local boards push targeted restrictions and continued mask use in high risk settings.
Apostolis Pecatulons known as Knockout Brown left Ogden on July 26 to Camp Towls then to lufiaatalis. He served as boxing and lasonet instructor for over 3,000 engineers and attained the rank of Sergeant. He expects to make Ogden his future home.
The Amalgamated Sugar Company prepares to mail checks totaling $2.5 million to beet growers, with $760,000 allocated to the Outen district. Clerks work to ensure payment reaches homes by Saturday, avoiding crowds at the local office.
Peter Margella was arrested by county sheriff officers for "pulling a gun" on Frank O'Connor after a quarrel. He appeared before Judge Roberts and pleaded not ready for trial. The case was continued until 10 oclock Wednesday.
Volunteers at the Red Cross in the First National Bank building organize Christmas boxes for soldiers. Citizens who wish to contribute can prepare and deliver items by December 25 to support service members deployed abroad.
Mrs. Sinih Coy pioneer of Garden died at her home on Y851 Mefiit avenue after influenza. Born in Yorkshire England she came to this country in early life and was a devoted member of the church. Survived by five brothers and seven children. Funeral arrangements have been completed. Nelle Campbell Virke burial at Oxonby cemetery. The service included Miss Vera Jones readings. Luke Nishows Counselor led prayers. Marlin Dalebout delivered the opening prayer with Matthew Galt officiating. Also noted: Knacke, 34, died at brother’s residence in Church Creek. former cigar maker for tents Woersirr, aged about 60 years. Mrs. Corre Raviondh of Woah cont, two brothers John and ...
The obituary notes the death of Earl L Cobb, a young soldier from Ogden connected to the C Company G unit training at Camp Premont California. He was the son of the Mer and brother Harry Cobb in his Ogden hometown. A letter written by Allan in November is cited, with November 27 identified as a key date. The report places the event in a wartime context and honors his service.
Distressed entries report multiple funeral services and cremations in Ogden area: Blaine, Archibald, Layman, Thomas, Brown, and Drewe families noted. Cremations or burials scheduled at Larkin chapel and Lindaorne chapel with services at Ogden city cemetery pending arrangements and dates.
The U S Railroad Administration issues directives to cut unnecessary use of telegraph and telephone services by Mollitlos to speed mail only. The message urges avoiding extraneous words and reserving lines for essential railroad and commercial communication, with a centralized censorship system to monitor usage.
Fragmentary text reports a government quotation related to labor strife and discipline. It references a debate over authority, minding order, and the role of officials in handling workers, with unclear attribution and missing context.
Government copies of telegrams signed by William Randolph Hearst regarding newspaper policy and wartime correspondence were read at the Senate committee hearing into German propaganda. The documents discuss Hearst's alleged pro Germany stance and a forged Zimmerman note, with references to other editors and publishers and the aim to influence Congress and public opinion during World War I.
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