Sup t E Hinckley to Be the Speaker at Christmas Service
Superintendent Edwin B Hinckley of the Utah Site Industrial School will deliver the principal address at the Christmas service Sunday afternoon at the Ogden Tabernacle. He has been assigned "The Star of Bethlehem" as the subject for the sacred cantata performed by the choir. the event is expected to be among the season's most attractive holiday programs.
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Vt Haa Boon
Edwin B. Hinckley
Uteh
Eagles Call to Tombers for Peet Funeral Service
All tombstone club members are requested to meet at the hall Sunday at 1 p.m. to attend the funeral of FF. G. Peet. G E. Carlile and W. P. are listed as organizers or attendees.
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Tombers
FF. G. Peet
G E. Carlile
W. P
Remarkable Tanlac testimonial from Knoxville man
Nearly everybody in Knoxville knows Captain S. Pally a well known railroad man. He describes a long health decline, nervousness, insomnia, indigestion and heartburn improving after taking Tanlac. He reports relief from meals, renewed energy, and renewed sleep. Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. H. McIntyre Drug Co. as a special representation.
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Knoxville
Tenn
S. Pally
Northern
Pacifis
St. Pant
Bunneapals
Onntiin Tally
Knoxvile
Lie
Geuttenan
Willie
Kuhlman
Pam
Lrowbla
Otter Cillea
Kane
Ogden
A. Fh. McIntyrn Drug Co
Apeqiar Tanlac
Notice of annual meeting of bankholders in Ogden Utah
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Ogden Utah will be held at 24 Washington Avenue on Tuesday January 18 1918 at 2 o'clock p m for electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and for other business. Ogden Utah December 19 1917 James F Burton Cashier.
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Pharnholders
First National Bank of
Ogden
Utah
Washington Aome
Grist Ogden
Musical Service at Me Church by Rev Garver
A church musical service arranged by Rev Christian R R Garver of io Firs Methodist church takes place tomorrow morning in commemoration of Christmas. The program includes organ voluntaries orchestral pieces and hymns with solo and quartet performances by listed singers and choirs.
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Christian RR. Garver
Io Firs
Methodist Church
Christmag
Ogden Soldier Finds German Boot on Battle Front
Bob Nelling of Ogden describes trench life on the France front, including shattered fields, marked graves, and a German boot with part of a foot. He notes digging, unexploded shells, and villages retaken, and mentions a gramophone bought by Twelfth engineers to replace gunfire noise. He requests Ogden news from home.
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Bob Nelling
Ogden Findserman Boot
Ogden
Branca
Darvice
Mra. G. N.C
Washington Avenue
France
Bathefold
Crose
Geryman Creas
Germany
Mao Jong
Death in Belleville saloon mourns Ogden youth
In Belleville last night a crowd at Jae Martins saloon mourned George Liddell of Ogden Utah who died from a German rifle bullet on the front line Novem ber 1. His mother’s letter and the gathering drums of celebration shifted to a solemn salute as friends toasted a brave man. The scene ended with the national anthem and a quiet toast to Liddell while brief weather notes followed.
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Jae Martin
Belleville
Toya
Martin
Thorn
George Liddall
Artur- UN
George
Fellows
Lidell
George Liddell
Martha
New Secret Service Force Organized By War Department
Washington December 21 The army corps of intelligence police has been expanded to 400 men with orders published by the War Department 200 assigned to duty under the War College division to gather military information and aid in protecting munition plants A Weather Report follows noting weekly outlook for the West Gulf states Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with rain showers and cold periods and light snow in the north portion.
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Washington
Army
Ntelligiano Police
War Department
War College
General
Weather Bureaut
West Gulf States
Drink Long Toast to a Soldier Boy Secret Message Account
Fragmentary OCR note from Ogden to Bellovo revealing a toast to a soldier boy. Mentions Mr and Mrs Alex of Ogden and a Belleville friend. The text describes a revelatory communication about a game or toast ritual and a mother praising a deceased son.
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Agi
Alex Taddat
Ogden
Bellovido
St. Tole
Cee
Belleville
Lull on British Front Reported in Official Communiqué
London December 22 The on the British front shows a lull with German raids at several points repulsed last night along the Cambral Rapauma road east of Monchy. No other notable developments were reported in today’s official bulletin.
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London
Rales
Cambral-Rapauma Road
Monchy
Armentieres
Real Success Mentioned in Quoted Interview
The speaker extols a man as a real success in all respects. He earns enough money, maintains harmony with his wife and children, and plays golf well enough that several millionaires seek his bets or “strukes.”
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Strukes
Meatless mince meat being made for households
Washington dispatch describes meatless mince meat as a food conservation triumph, a camouflage product tested on 500 troops and praised as a worthy companion to other wartime substitutes. It uses raisins prunes lemon juice cider and brown sugar to mimic meat.
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Washington
National Emergency Garden Committee
Turkey
Fragmentary slang question about college bred loaf
A garbled dialogue shows a boy asking about the meaning of college bred while the father reacts with a quip about a four years loaf. The text is heavily corrupted but hints at a discussion of education and time.
Obvious Nomenclature Confusion Sparks Glossary Debate
A fragmentary quote questions why a name was chosen for a person or term, suggesting artificial or intentional reshaping of language. The readable text hints at debate over naming and representation and a desire for clarity in the historical usage.
Musterole claims relief for rheumatism and pains
Musterole advertised as a white mustard oil ointment relieves stiff joints and body aches. It is said to ease bronchitis neuralgia and muscular pains without blistering and is recommended by doctors and nurses. Jars range 25c to 60c and hospital size $2.00.
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