Weber County Legal Advisory Board Opens Offices For Registrants
The Weber County legal advisory board announces headquarters on the third floor of the First National Bank building and will have two members available daily for thirty days. Registrants are urged to read instructions, bring supporting affidavits, and seek assistance to avoid errors. City registrants have a separate schedule with listed lawyers and times.
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Weber County
First National Bank
Legal Advisory Board
Bima
Board
Uney
Regiatranta
Arthur HW. Pratt
Joseph Chea
Wade Jonson
D. L. Stine
D. R. Roberts
Fernawordh
John C. Davis
J. J. Murphy
Sneddon
J. Willis
T. Corn
A. G. Horn
CG. Qunnell
Enderson
Silty’ Board
City Legal Advisory Board
E. Wright
Joseph Mo Bvana
Berjea
A. W. Agee
Fccles
James
Kimball
Eccles
Civil Service Exam Notice for Ogden Utah Laborer Post
United States Civil Service Commission announces an unskilled laborer examination on January 17 1918 to fill a vacancy in the curladian service at Ogden Utah. Additional information available from the examination board at the post office and main office.
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United States Civil Service Comission
Curladian
Ogden
Utah
Board of Civil Service
War aims and peace policies statement issued in London
The Daily Telegraph prints a long statement by the parliamentary committee of the trades unions congress and the Labour Party executive. It outlines war aims and peace policies to be endorsed by the British labor movement at a Westminster conference on December 28. The text mirrors a previous pronouncement and calls for democracy, restitution, reparations, and territorial readjustments as necessary for future peace.
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London
Pelegraph
Trades’ Union Congress
Labor Party
Labor Movement
Westminster
Funeral Services for Al G Harris Held at Home
Albert G Harris funeral was conducted yesterday at 2342 Adams Avenue. Bishop Sanderson and Mayor Heywood spoke, joined by George Shorten and city officials. The service featured songs by Lealie W. Saville and Mary Farley. Burial at Ogden City Cemetery noted with George Shorten presiding. Pallbearers were the deceased’s relatives.
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Albert G. Harris
Adams
M. Sanderson
Sith
Bishop Sanderson
Abbot R. Heywoor
George Shorten
Harris
Lealie
Saville
Mary Farley
Forever Gang
Rock of Gap
Ogden
Gwany
Ibn City
Ogden City
Wolff Mountain Copper to Erect 60-Ton Concentration Plant
GC A Harker president of Wolff Mountain Copper Mining company announced plans to build a 60 ton concentration plant on the Cache valley divide property. The plant will use flotation after a visit by Harker and O A Aina an expert in ore treatment. About 10 900 tons of ore valued at 24 a ton are blocked for treatment and development work continues.
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GC. A. Harker
Wolff Mountain Copper Mining Company
Cache, Valley Divide
Harker
O. A. Aina
Vina
Business men of coast are nogden
W. G. Taws of Locomotive Superheating and A. W. Cooley of Dearborn Chemical, both San Francisco headquarters, were here yesterday in conference with David J. Hickey, master mechanic of the Southern Pacific shops. Taws arrived from Pocatello, Idaho, Saturday. Cooley has been here several days.
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W. G. Taws
Locomotive Superheating Company
A. W. Cooley
Dearborn Chemical Company
San Francisco
David J. Hickey
Southern Pacific
Mr Taws
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Cooley
Home Destroyed by Fire in East Elizabeth Area
The home of A. Peterson on East Elizabeth Avenue extension burned Sunday noon. Four hundred bushels of apples and six tons of coal in the basement were saved. Damage estimated at 3009 dollars with no insurance. Blaze likely started by a defective flue. the house stood outside city limits and had no telephone. Fire response delayed until alarm reached. Also notes unions split over eight hour day amid lumber industry tension in western states.
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A. Peterson
Ellizabeth Avenue
Soldiers Bly Roche Smokes In American Army Commissaries
German and Austrian cigarettes are being sold to American expeditionary forces in two varieties. Soldiers refer to one as "Roche Smokes" and the other as a Berlin firm and a Sarajevo maker. The cigarettes were turned over by the French after shortages were found in the American supply, stored since the early war days.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Sarajevo
Draft Boards Do Their Work Says Weber County Official
G C Richards chairman of the Weber county Council of Defense expressed annoyance over a publication claiming he declined to bring draft board needs to Governor Bamberger. He said he was unaware of the situation until the governor’s secretary sent a letter. Richards checked with city and county board members who reported adequate clerical help and smooth draft work. He added the county council will assist if more help is needed. In Britain a report shows farm labor dependence on women, with over 1500 Utah women employed in farm labor in some counties. A separate obituary notes William Adams, Salt Lake City railroad fireman and engineer, died at 78 after living at 226 North Fifth West. born 1839 in Balaton, Cumberlandshire, Faeland, came to Utah in 1859 with a wagon train company. survived by widow Mary Starks Adams and five children.
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G. CG. Richards
Chaiman
Weber
Richards
Righay
City Board
Lowdér
Alma Peleraon
Bard
York
Salt Lake Salt Lake
William Adams
Salt Lake City
North Fifth West Street
Mr. Adama
Balaton
Cumberlandshire
Faeland
Utah
Adams
Mary Starks Adania
Unclear Names and Family Fractions Mentioned in Text
The fragment lists individuals including Aven James M. Adams and Mrs MO Willians plus others, with references to fourteen and one children and one great grandchild. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or full relationships.
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Aven
James M. Adams
MO. Willians
Ales. W. H. Grow
James Terry, Jr
Willian Ad
Ashton at the Tabernacle reports Mormon soldiers’ high conduct
Antomone Hi Conway Ashton of Salt Lake describes the U S Army moral standard as higher than any previous war. He spoke at the state conference in Ogden praising Mormon soldiers at Camp Lewis and Tacoma for exemplary behavior. Ashton notes Cornwall Cannon leads military police guiding 50 000 troops and cites good discipline at dance halls and public venues.
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United States
Antornes Hi
Conway Ashton
Salt Lake
Sterday
Ogion ‘Paternside
T. Samuel i Thawaing
Ashton
Tlews
Utah
Mueical
Rider Ashton
Bilder Prenton A. Blair
North Weberstake Web Council
Joseph
Dallentynari
Jones
Sam Whitaker
Muck
Stella Olsen
Bertha Furley
Ehietr
Agnes Warner
Frieda Leewman
Eller Ashton
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Serk
Cornwall Cannon
Hia
Triom
Yrail
Guar
Religion Shapes Morale In Wartime Army Leadership
Elder Ashton warned that wartime soldiers face rising religious indifference and moral decay. He cited Camp Lewis data where only sixteen of 44,050 men showed yellow fever like symptoms, and argued strong religious convictions sustain discipline. He urged faith groups to influence daily life and soldier welfare.
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Camp Lewis
United States
Lintain
Alge
Desna
Salvi
Ashtom
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Germany
Alsace-Lorrains
Balkana
Poland
Turkey
Labore
Sverient
al’ G Harris
VEW
Nogden
American Federation of Labor
T. W. Wthey
Aid
Srethe Lectrine Geieen
Aur
Bly Roche
Great Britain
England
Imoon County
Sean Sort
Econ Ashton
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