Impressive Flag Ceremony at St Joseph’s Church
At 10 30 Sunday morning Joseph's Catholic Church held a notable flag presentation. The church flag and service flag were brought down the aisle as the Star Spangled Banner played. Monsignor Cushnahan delivered an eloquent address to mark the event amid veterans and families observing the patriotic ceremony.
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A W Sampson Heads to Washington for Season Work
A W Sampson, in charge of experimental work for the Great Basin, has been in Ogden and will depart today for Washington. He plans to spend winter at the capital compiling data and reports on the season and preparing publications at the Great Austn station.
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Postmaster Browning Receives State Stamp Sale Plea
A letter from State Chairman James W. Collins of the War Sayings Stamp Department urges maximum stamp sales to meet a closing pledge. Utah counties show Carbon leading, Tooele second, others trailing as the state aims to finish strong.
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Overseas Troops Arrive As Cedric Reaches New York
The Cedric docked in New York with 65 officers and 2,198 enlisted men from Liverpool. The George Washington, carrying President Wilson to France, followed with more American troops. On board were a band, 4 officers, and 4 civilians. Among the injured were 74 bell-ridden cases including two mental and two tubercular.
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Solders from many nations seek return to United States in Palermo
From Palermo Sicily on December 2 reports describe hundreds of soldiers of varied nationalities marching through town aiming to return home after four years of fighting. A Black American Red Cross volunteer in the group says he will travel the whole distance back to the United States, expressing a shared urge to go home.
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Metal Market New York Dec 2 Market Brief
New York metal market notes a weak tone with East St. Louis prices slipping. East St. Louis speller dull. some offerings reported at 1.00 and 0.90 per unit as dealers adjust to slow demand.
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Cause of coal fires in Ogden clarified by local editor
The editor debunks a belief that Lion Coal steam coal stored as slack is less prone to spontaneous fires. After thorough investigation with combustion experts, only three of many fires traced to Lion Coal steam coal. He notes increased fine coal in stock due to machine mining and advocates small-quantity storage, silo methods, and pulverized coal to improve efficiency and safety.
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Difficult wartime plea quotes and warped lines
Fragmentary OCR text shows a wartime plea about mothers and sons, vague references to safety, efficiency, and fire risk. Mentions of districts, dealers, and the president's administration hint at policy or crisis measures, but content is garbled and names or places are largely unreadable.
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Fragmented plea from a son on war memories
The text presents a distressed account mentioning a Frenchman and a tale from the trenches. It reads as a son’s anxious narration about fear, longing, and the impact of war on his fellow boys, with torn phrasing and unclear references to specific events or names.
Kate Hillard writes from New Jersey parents club
Writing from Trenton New Jersey Kate Hillard a former Ogden resident conveys news that her daughter Roy has been made superintendent of the State Home for Girls in New Jersey. The letter notes influenza quarantine, a death in the home, and mentions New Jersey's chance to aid the federal amendment for woman suffrage.
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