Military Farewell for a Soldier at Ogden Cemetery
Lieutenant Orville Wallace Kang was laid to rest at Ogden City Cemetery in a military funeral led by a guard of honor. The service featured prayers, choirs, and a firing squad salute as pallbearers, local officials, and service members honored the fallen officer from Rockwell Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wallace Kang
Ogden City
Pres Rae
Douglas Drian
William Picketh
Grand Klomp
Hyrim Lund
Meynard
Blate
Vroreesot Lelals
B.A. Olaon
America
Wiliam Bicket
William S. Wright
Gerard
Joseph Madson
Saxlomp
Gomfort
Dongins Prise
A. Larkin
Ruby
Cena Fy
Mr. Diggs
Bint Uenool
AM. L. Jones
Bishop Olson
Jones
Wight Service
Rockwell Field
Taouautics
Telegraph Dispatch Sees Angrelean Hotel Board Oppose Prohibition Rider
New York December 1s The Angrelean Hotel association in executive session resolved to wage a national fight against the proposed prohibition constitutional amendment and the rider that would prohibit trade in after June 30, 1910. A three member committee was appointed to lead the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Angrelean, Hotel Association
Leretoilay
Promotion for Wayne G Paulger in the Army
Wayne G Paulger, former auditor of the Virat National bank of Ogden, now in service, receives promotion to sergeant major, the highest non commissioned rank. He has trained since September 4 at Camp Kearny and expects to remain in service for some time. State line notes slow promotion pace and uncertain discharge timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynen G. Paulger
Virat National Bank of Ogden
Aulger
Pirate
Camp Kearny
Hemubillantion Sheré
Wace
Transfer Men From War to Peace Prompts Banking View
Frank A. Von Jerlip, president of National City Bank, told 4,000 credit men that a transition from war to peace is possible with careful labor readjustment. He said there will be some disruption but a cushion of peace works may emerge and no surprise in labor demand if both labor and employers do their part. He noted banks now can support foreign trade and save branches as a national effort shifts toward peacetime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. von Jerlip
National Citybank
Piulio
Tabor
Vintherlip
Yankert
Ophir Fire Leads to Misread Armistice Signals in New York
New York dispatch reports the transport Ophir, nicknamed the Hoodoo ship, caught fire in harbor on November 11. Misread signals led bystanders to celebrate the armistice signing, while American marines arriving abroad recount the incident. The Ophir, which sailed from New York to Gibraltar with troops, later faced further misfortune as it attempted to proceed to Mayelles before returning to port.
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New York
Ophir
Trinitrofeluck
Gage Hine
Gibraltar
Hane
Mayselles
Gresoun
Slopville Center Weekly News Update
St Perkina returns home after a ten day hog culture course at Agricultural College. Hebter Thompson, in France, has been promoted to first private. Leo Erickson traveled to the capital on the 6th for business then returned. Mr and Mrs Jerry Coulter welcome a new baby boy described as resembling his father. Mrs Coulter notes the infant cannot read. Jacob Olsen reports his husband thriving as a bulener employed in Omaha. The note ends with a humorous misprint about a steam roller and sausage skins.
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St Perkina
Agricultural Colege
Homer Thompson
France
Hebter
General Pershing'a Stirf
Sur
NM Jerry Coulter
Jacob Olsen
Omaha
Utah Winter Wheat Acreage Rises Despite Drought
Government report shows Utah winter wheat sown in 1918 at 272000 acres, up from 165000 in 1917, with spring wheat rise cited as a reason. Rye acreage up about 2000 acres. overall condition low from southern drought, late fall plowing, and labor shortages amid cold, dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
M. M. Justin
Nevada
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ustal
Drouth
Rauch
Navy Recruits May Obtain Home Leave at Christmas
Navy recruits may be granted home leave with full pay and other benefits prior to transfer until January 7 to visit families during the Christmas season. Washington disclosed the telegram noting open opportunities, with about 26,000 men expected to enlist in the service within the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Navy Department
Washington
Tar
Navy Win
Weaving Web of Guilt Against Nilo J Piper
Muskegon Michigan reports Piper held on murder charges linked to a bigamous marriage claim involving Frieda Welchman of Chicago. Witnesses say Piper may have married Matton Grey of Benton Harbor and Miss Iva Goodenough, with records suggesting a matrimonial agency backdrop and a pattern of visiting clubs with Welchman before her murder.
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Muskegon
Reon Piner
Diper
Michigan
Mias Weiehiun
Fomee Hine
Ratiroat
Vorers
Stauffer
Piper
Miss Welehiant
Three Meals a Day Diet Plan and Recipe Fragments
A text fragment describes a three meals a day plan with suggested dishes such as baked winter peas calves liver and bacon, cream of tomato soup, roast pork with potatoes and a baked eggs with pimento. It includes a recipe section with ingredients like milk onions tomatoes sugar salt pepper fat and instructions for cooking and thickening sauces. The passage preserves procedural steps and measurements for tomato soup and baked eggs with pimento potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ste Fool Administration
Ilere Ik
German communes push to join Switzerland and Tyrol region seeks Swiss canton
In Geneva on December 18, German communes Bussnger and Testettne near Schauffausen seek attachment to Switzerland. Wataiberg in Austrian Tyrol formally asks Ewins government to allow it to join the Swiss confederation as a new canton. The Ewins resist the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Geneva
Bussnger
Testettne
Schauffausen
Sanu
Wataiberg
Austrian
Tyrol
Ewins
New Books at the Public Library
Carnegie Free Library shelves reveal new arrivals headlined by Adcock The Book Lavery and Andrews Whale Hunting with Gon and Camera. Other titles cover Great Britain and Ireland history, invention promotion, ancient world wonders, business guides, journalism, office practice, and language learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Adcock
Andrews
Gon
Barlon
Fleyer
Festwick—Library
Cbay
Canill
Carroll
Nérrnus Apts
The Yankee On The Marne Poem Of War Time
A lengthy wartime poem by Emerson Frough recounts American troops at the Marne. The speaker recalls the rough courage of the Yanks, their shooting, and the impact on Allied morale with rustic dialect and vivid frontline imagery.
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Ainlise
The
Slopville Center
Leo Erickson
Rhe
Marriagn
Nilo J
Brnton Tarbor
Mich
Dea
Milo H. Piper
Houton Heary Bar
Yn Goodenough
Goodenough
Marion Grey
Toyland
Wright's
Andrdoosa Dol
Blair
Acket
Beatles
Elf
Victory
Vistory
Halvanty Cordurgy
Pampus
Rolle
Coly
Duffalo Bul
Dera
Conmans
Hstory
Haberseft
United States
Onyngton
Dusiness Law
Jania, Cushman
Dagsel—Women Wartedd
Davis
Tranjsation Waiks
Dorhane
Samual
Batu
Ferens
Fanning
Russia
Folwell—Sewerage
Yrane
Jerset
Graen
Public Library Movement
Lerbard
Path Treakers
Herrick
Horvon
Woodraw Wilson
Mirschberg
Hoben
Hollingworth
Applied
Hopkinson
Mosher
Nida
Osborné—Sovlery
Erivens
Tatri
Phetns
Orth Cand Sea
Marne
Atkins
Fogish
Berlin
Tam
Emerson Flough
Last
Thomas
New Edison
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Kimball Pianos
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