Fragmentary telegraph era notes from Fort Logan area
A jumble of references traces departures and arrivals including Fort Logan personnel, Mare Island, and Armistice era events. Mentions a fire department member, a Central Station incident, and furloughs with parental visits. The garbled text blends names, places, and motions without a clear single story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feom
Logan
Benjamin Saniy
Crom
Fort Logan
Cola
Central Station
Society Women of American Patriots Meeting Notes
Society notes describe a Women of America Patriots program meeting set for Monday at 4 o'clock in the Wilkroom. Mrs G Clark chairs the program with talks on annexed letters. Mrs J Thyne l and committee prepare designs for a sobley aidgaljoy. Members urged to attend plus all in service families and prospective members invited.
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Women OF American Patriots
Regitire
Women of America
Kenday Moon
O'Clark
Pred 'G. Clark
J.t.hynel
Sobley Aidgaljoy
Ogden
Weber County
Associaton Te
Alec
Weber
Plyen
Orgaization
Werner
Martha Solety
Martha Sociery
Bxra Clark i Rich
Shren Velock
Berga 16 Fined for whiskey and theft case report
The report details Richard Beretta’s arrest and a whiskey possession charge leading to a $50 fine and two day term. It notes an interpreter was required and that another man, Bergania, faced related liquor offences. A second incident describes a guard seizing twenty three pints of liquor from a train with Judge Roberts imposing a heavy fine and 60 day sentence if unpaid.
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Richard Beretta
Goeceriy
Ton
Berganiia
Lipuer
Roberts
al Hopkins
Maccabees to Elect Officers Friday Night
The N Maccabees meet Friday night January 3 1919 at 8 pm in the O O F Hall to elect officers. Com J L Parry and R xX oe Harris preside as officers.
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O. O. F.hall
Boys With Rifles Terrorize South End Neighbors
A reader letter details youths with firearms causing fear in the South End. Residents urge authorities to pursue suspects, safeguard water and streets, and press charges to restore peace, calling for decisive action from the police.
Influenza Report Sparse Amid New Year Holiday
City health board notes no new influenza reports on New Year’s Day as Christmas and New Year holidays slow case returns. Officials report few new infections during Decembers end while urging continued health compliance and quarantine measures. mentions upcoming shows at Cozy with Roy Stewart and Lyon Morgan as entertainment.
Potter to Meet Experts on Grazing at Ogden Conference
A F Potter arrives in Ogden in January to join a sheep grazing conference. Attendees include the overall sheep grazing supervisor for the West and other officials, with reports to the Automobile Chamber of Commerce on western conditions. The plan includes a campaign to promote agricultural improvements and related interests.
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A. F. Potter
Jstant Forester
Ogden
Automobile Chamber of
Concmerce
Firest
Transfer of Lemon HS Clerk to Pocatello Baker City Line
Lemon, head of the United States Railway Mail service in Ogden, Utah, is transferred to the Pocatello and Baker City line with Baker City headquarters. Albert JG Send reports to Baker City, Lemon to take a new post. He plans a short vacation before moving, noting eleven years of service and many friends in Ogden.
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Lemon
Iin Uited States Railway
Ogien
Haa
Pocatello and Waker City
Takes City
Oregon
Albert JG. Send
Pocatello Anil Baker Cy
Mer
Sehud
Omr
Baker City
Eave Shalen
Municipal Court to Set Cases Jan 7
Judge D W Roberts of Me mynicy pal court Ogden city announced that Tuesday January 7 at 2 p m the municipal court will convene in the council chamber at the city hall to set cases for trial. Interested parties should be present. A further setting of cases is scheduled for February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DW Roberts
Mynicipal Court
Ogden City
Turaday
Ciy Uhall
Searex
Carver Club Appoints Paper Representative and Greetings
A long fragment shows Carver Club activities with a Christmas 1918 greeting from Toledo Ohio and notes on the national association of grocers. It describes a social function, upcoming meetings, and aims to honor Mr. and Mrs. James Carver, plus reflections on unity, civic duty, and the grocer’s role in community life. The text includes poetry about grocers and a call for member engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heminder
Cing
Joe Angeles
Orden
S. Carron
Brady
Carver
Vontrartin
Schaytter
Davenport
Ain Cenal
Uloh
Yan Enn
Chi
Carver Manus
National Association
Auc Fonds
Spincane
Jesus
Janes
Arsactite Ston
Sdtankating
Tach
Ingrath
ACK HOLTHER TO FE ENLIGT IN NAVY GOAT ISLAND ENLIVENED
Olther has been away for the holidays and left this morning for Goat Island where he will remain in the Navy for two and a half years. After his enlistment he plans to go to Maryland for radio work, with the world described as a stage and players.
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Ack Holther
Fe-Enligt
Dacs
Olther
Goat Island
Holther
Marvarnit
Obituary notices for Lockwood and related deaths in Ogden area
Deaths and funerals list Lockwood 58 of Ogden, born 1860 in Leavenworth, wife Flaud Sturpett, captived by Ogden Paint Glass. service at Larkin chapel, interment Ogden City Cemetery. Randall funeral services for Tierl and Mandal held at Larkin chapel with Bishop Chines. Florence Jonise Grange died, service at Lerkin chapel, interment Ogden City Cemetery. Anna Walker, 28, died in Fresno, arrived Ogden, Kirkendall chapel. service held today at 4 p.m.
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Walter Thompson
Lockwood
Adama Arvemie
Mega
Ogden Paint, Oi &. Glass Company
Butte
Moor Lodge
Leavenworth
Kew
Flaud Sturpett
Larkingchapel
Randall
Tierl
Mandal
Laekin Chapel
Majroni Chines
Ogdenely Cemetery
Grange
Whiskey Thefts Reported In Salt Lake City Area
An early morning incident involves officers Pie cok and Tout recovering whiskey and catching multiple suspects. The men, including Pablo ephnago and Ronallo 1 Morend, were found with a pint bottle and additional contraband. All involved are locals employed in Salt Lake City.
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Pablo Ephnago
Ronallo
Alrestor
Piecok
Tout
Qiarls
Whiaky
Parsons
Leitloe
Salt Lake
Inflammation Crisis Prompts New Envoy Battle Talk
A terse, altered report describes influenza fears escalating into a political clash. Officials and allies weigh a confrontation signal as a new envoy seeks to calm tensions amid mounting public concern.
Unclear text on shop to gwe and dinner friony
Fragmented OCR text describes a shop to gwe and dinner friony with references to workers and a mayor, noting low cost and wards. The legible entities include Lir Wyant and Calverite ladies, with scattered phrases about a meeting or event and possible community concerns.
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GWE
Dinner Friony
Calverite
Word From Parvats Relatives at New Year Greeting
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a governor and a New Year greeting from Utah regiment, conveying wishes to kin and relatives. It references Parca and Manin Parca and a contingent near midvaAtanie, with greetings to Chendy and others.
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Parvats
Krow
Utah
Fire Under House Sparks Alarm At Library Chimney
A fire alarm drew attention to a blaze under a house near a library chimney. Sparks flew from the library smoke vent, ice blocked water pipes, and workers tried fanning out the flames by burning rabbles beneath. Rubbish and smoke caused considerable damage.
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Chinmey
City Commission Adopts 16000 Loan for One Year
The city commission approved a 16000 borrowing for one year at a morning meeting. Reports were reviewed and the payroll for public affairs and finance totaled 241.95. References include street and public improvements, water supply works, and Pacific property. A new financing system was presented by G. E. Bonde and referred to the city attorney.
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Warren T Hickman
Pacific Property
G. E. Bonde
Eliy
Germans Favor the Majority Socialists
Coblenz reports Germans in the occupied area express relief at the apparent majority control by the Socialists in Berlin. Voters and officials note increased confidence as Premier Bhort appears to solidify power, suggesting a calmer political outlook amid postwar tensions.
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Coblenz
Berlin
Utah Bottling Works Gets First Auto Number
The Utah Bottling Works of Ogden received the first automobile number 1 for private care as the Secretary of State, Herdnn Benninn, announced yesterday. The report explains the numbering plan for 1909. most plates will be issued to dealers with 800 numbers, leaving 100 for private car owners.
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Utah Bottling Works
Wellington
Prem
Utah
Ogden
Wolay
Adl
Evacuation Ordered for Riga as German Forces Retreat
German troops abandon Riga city amid advancing Allied units. The evacuation affects the port region at the mouth of the Gulf, with authorities enforcing departures and shipping disruptions reported from Comsntiagen and Werlin. The move signals a strategic withdrawal to safer positions along the Baltic coast.
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Rosebersys
Misa
Rign
U S Marshals Seize Cars in Kansas City Strike
U S Marshals take control of streetcars in Kansas City amid a prolonged strike by conductors begun December 11. Judge Pollock granted an injunction at the request of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce to protect property of the streetcar company. Guards are deployed to enforce the order as the strike situation changes.
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U.S
Kansas City
Wanbas City
Ender
Irin
Toho C. Pollock
Furcral Court
United States
Kansas GlynRidheays Crompans
Matoyhen
Tralhmen
Wimsatt
Fotlock
Kansas Guy
Kan
Chamber of Conmerce
Atrvot Valleyay Corrany
Airlkors Arking
de Keates Cly
Favors Extending The Cable Systems In Europe And South America
A New York report details that Senator Kellogg of Minnesota proposed a resolution guiding future cable policy. He urged extending U S and private cable networks internationally, especially to Europe and South America, noting current reliance on Greece for cable materials and calling for swift private ownership returns. Also reported Ford Motor declares an 8 percent dividend, totaling $4 million, payable later this year.
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New York
Seagre Uyteratake Commerce Committee
Kellogg
Minnesow Republican
Lamerre
Renainy Kellore
Congrees
Cele
Can- Nyel
Raz
Argentina
Pampcines
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Alhambra Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
Wallace Reid
Evthinas
Spe
Gall Phone No. Bb
U 3
Canada
Chienke Floral
Epworth League
Mare Island
Laurence ‘Taylor
Mare Invine
Calif
Joseph Payton
N & & Dutter
van Phiren
Epworth
Greenwellla Bakery
Ogden Standard
Treti Sparks
Campbell
Seroucent
Fie Gontiern Pacinecio Terucinal
Qeden Chis Urornian
Inspretion
San Francis
Camp
Oyavr
Studia
Reat
K Newton Nickerson
Whee Springs
Gladys Newtaneai
Alice Bamford
M. Bamford
Disaree & Wralt
Children’s Aid Society
Children's Aid
Salt Lakers
Women’s Relief Corps
Weston
Frey
Mitchell
Gelnek
Red Cross
Sunil
London
Couraca
Berga
Nmaccabees
Lieut
Hal Farr
Liewtenant W. Phatitr
Seylt Bana
Vader
Ogden Lieb School
Neenpation
Europe
Noua
Nc. Wade
Raji Siindird
Salt Lake Mayer
Twelfth Street
Patel
Linblis
Vasoe
Christos
Jilay
Roy Stewert
Lsteat Universal Weekly
Lyona Morgan
Carver Club
Sigere Fries
Carvem
Croco
Grocer
Tani
TNE
Kitty Gordon
Basement Howell Bldg
Atnuuillian Nae Benietnrs, Ted
Font Bawaned Garver Nitheling, Ne
Brandard
City Commission
Riga
FORD
Ford Motor Company
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