Canada uses irrigation to boost postwar food production
Canada mobilizes public and private efforts to raise farm output through larger holdings and intensive cultivation aided by expanding irrigation in Lethbridge. 1913 farm value in Alberta reaches 450 million dollars aided by irrigation, while fishing and whaling supply markets overseas. 350 million pounds of flatfish shipped since March, with Pacific firms expanding設定.
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Canada
Lethbridge
Pacific Anh
Sriiteh Columbia
Woman Canning Tips From a Frugal Household Page
A late 19th or early 20th century domestic column advises frugal use of canned produce. It suggests finishing leftovers, recaning any remaining fruit or vegetables, and sharing bowls of corn or other preserved items with neighbors to prevent waste and honor the effort spent in canning.
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Tess
Orie
Jouy Elias
Bern
Myers
Betas
Neslin Soles Standard for Reuse in WWI Boots
A Canadian army officer praises Neslin Soles as a durable, waterproof fix for worn boots. He notes trench warfare wear and urges re-bottoming nonrepairable boots, touting Neslin Soles as flexible and weatherproof, produced by The Meeear Tire & Rubber Company.
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Princesa Fat Regiment
Agatena
Pemberton
Ordit Fey
Meeear Tire & Rubber Company
Vigilance Keeps Canned Fruits Safe From Spoilage
A note urges checking cellar canned goods often for faulty lids or rubber seals that can spoil fruit. Regular inspection helps prevent loss and keeps supplies usable through winter.
Textures In Food For Menu Planning And Meals
A note on texture in meals beyond food values and the five food groups. It warns against too many similar textures in a course and offers examples such as toast with custard being too soft and crisp foods with soft desserts. Dumplings pair with stews, hard cookies with soft desserts, and crunchy elements with soups.
Righeads 1s 10 Speaker of the House in Utah's Thirteenth Legislature
The Utah Thirteenth Legislature opens with Righeads 1s 10 as likely speaker of the House. Kevin C. Richards leads for Salt Lake, J. W. Curry is a backup. Senate President Dimnes W. Pane at Richmond chosen. Chief clerk vacancy prompts race among candidates including Adam L. Peterson of Ogden.
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Kevin C
J. W. Curry
Richards
Curry
Salt Lake
Senate
Dimnes
Richmond
Navy
Nickards
Basilion
The
Honar
Adam L. Peterson
Ogden
Chase
Trence
Petersen
House
Velersen
Utah Cereal Food Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Utah Cereal Food Company will be held at the company's office 525 Keeles Building Ogden Utah at 3 o'clock p m Wednesday January 16 1914. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the stockholders. T WHITNEY Secretary
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Utah Cereal Food Company
Keeles Bldg
Ogden
Utah
Ogden Football Squad Sprints in France Expedition
Ogden High football players sent to France with American expeditionary forces post vibrant updates from Paris and southern France. Glen Severant Hee Bat tery SB and J Stanley Dee lead a team that faced 10,000 spectators and beat several defenders, including Navy and Army squads. Ogden boys Ler Vreseder Luke Falek Lyske Wilkinson and Glenee are named among the squad.
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Severant Glen
Ogden High
Mt Ai Ieee
A. KL Fe
France
le Vias
AOE
Chamipionship
Paris
Asmuidtion
Mie
Avietion
Veong
Navy
Freyeonne
Thardeaux
Bern
Amelly
Case College
Ogden Boys
Ler ‘Vreseder
Luke Falek
Lyske Wilkinson
Glenee
Harvey Murdock 1 Now in France
Mea Kina Waley of 2820 Thy eb avenue reports Harvey Murdock has reached France after service in the German camp. The account notes he is in poor health but enjoying travel through Switzer land and aims to return to active duty.
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Kina
Waley
Thie
Harvey Murdock
Mirvey Mane Hack
Wardink
Tase
Ati
Machinists Lodge Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
Ogden Lodge No 127 of the Machinists union announces a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 3 o clock at Moose Hall. Members are urged to attend as business and committee reports will be discussed.
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Ogden Lodge No. 127
Moose Hall
Ing Au
Charles L White Dies of Wounds
After months of anxious suspense Mr and Mrs Charles White received a telegram from the War Department in Washington D C stating Private Charles L White infantryman died of wounds received in action. White, 21 years old, was among the first Weber county draftees sent to camp Lewis October 17 1917. His letter to his parents was dated July 1 1918 and he had long since been reported missing in action before the final telegram.
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Charles
Banesville
Senate
Ians
Washington
Weber County
Lamp Lewis
War Department
Red Cross
Hoossett
Chie
Llewtteiunl
Ransevet
Polley
Medina
Reamevelt
Chales Stewart Bavikon
Ettiaens’ Cohmatl
New York
Coronel
Conniliier
Coto 1
Rooseveltx
S. Hoaspvele
Howard Stratford Home From Army
Howard J Stratford, recently located at Camp Puntts Virginia with the 27th artillery, was discharged and arrived at Ogden yesterday. Drafted in August 1913, he served at Camp Lawrie Fort Henry Washington and a Virginia camp, largely in the headquarters office as a clerk before the armistice.
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Howard J. Stratford
Camp Puntts
27Th Artillery
Ogden
Camp Lawrie
Fort Henry
Wash
Virginia
Real Estate Transfers Flapert to Florida Te Kase
Real estate transfers list several property parcels with varied buyers and sellers. Entries mention warranty deeds, parcels in Neb Hill annex and Woodmanse Main Street addition, with consideration amounts from 2900 to 34240 and several parties including Jeanetta A. Trondlift Joseph H Hall Rebecca Maloy Edward Raunders Brixham Hobintson Benjamin Terry and others.
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Rouath
Woodmanrre Main Street
Brixham Hobintson
Benjamin ¥. Terry
Parc
Ex President Roosevelt Buried With Simple Funeral
Former President Theodore Roosevelt dies at Sagamore Hill after a long illness. Funeral services held at Little Church, with simple Episcopal rites conducted by Rev. George Hite. Immediate family gathers as telegrams pour in from friends and officials. Roosevelt’s friends praise his vigor, leadership, and tireless public service.
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Ryan
Theodore Rooxovsit
United States
Sagamore
Manly
Young
Roosevelt
White House
Elook
Chadat Bolseonit
Rebiyy
Mia
Hoosevila
Maoulo
Eplevopal
George Ite
Mall
Drnpoa
Cine Nea Mignannion
Woltek
Kev
George EB
Tahiidge
Mall Deareca
Lre
Amd
Tyaler
Long Island
Rooseveltn
Theatore Roowerel
Under Staten
Cnlone
Od Chiat
Caplan
Archbald Roosevelt
Michelka ‘Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Sagamore Hill
Europe
Goodbye Women’s Troubles Promised Relief
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Hapiness capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble and bladder pains. It claims the product restores vigor, relieves back ache and indigestion, and brings new life. The description notes imported capsules from Holland and warns about the need to take the capsule as directed.
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Lomet
Bewal Viger
Senna Okieg
Holland
Roosevelt Death Triggers Nation to Honor His Line
The article notes a wide wave of condolences and tributes for Theodore Roosevelt after his death. It cites Chief mourners at Sagamore Hill and a funeral plan reflecting his family's leadership, with President Wheeler and others praising his vigorous public life and diverse achievements. The piece highlights the nation’s sorrow and the extent of Roosevelt’s influence across political and civic realms.
Royal Arch Masons Notice for January Meeting?
Royal Arch Masons are urged to attend a January meeting on Tuesday at 1 PM. The notice, issued by order of BI 43105, calls all members to be present and participate in the event.
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Amal Aueniing
Op Cleers
Ogilon
New Faces in the Court House Developments
Commsvigner Enxle oversees funding for county courthouse projects including a village building, courts offices, and river area works. County officials approved Storey as deputy, while new audit and clerk appointments were announced, with several named personnel retained or reassigned. a new state senate secretary candidate may remain.
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Commsvigner Enxle
Hile Twill
Machinary
Oul
Cherquria
Uhtngden
Coynty Chork TH
Storey
New Ageny Era Inctadely
A Ab Deke
Tia Wesasung
Roth
B. Larkin
Ouden efrale No 581 Nelehty Wooleraft notice
Public notice lists a 15 January meeting date in WO region with named officers and location details. The readable fragment names Sara Ransgn and mentions Wednesday evening proceedings.
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Sara Ransgn
Siner Dies At Dee Hospital In Ogden Portrait Of A Local Leader
Siner a prominent Ogden SH citizen died at Dee Hospital from hemorrhagic illness after arriving from San Francisco about 40 years of age. He owned a store at 347 Tremont Street and served as president of the Hebrew congregation of Airdh Sholen, aiding in purchasing property for a synagogue here. He married Jennie Addieson about seven years ago and is survived by his wife and sons Henry 6, Samuel 4, and Bernard 16 months. Funeral arrangements pending with services at Birkensdaley at 2 pm Wednesday.
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A Siner
Ogden
Siner Camoe
Jennie Addieson
Henry
Arnlit
Ansl Bernard
Birkensdaley
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Tully
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Washington Ave
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Ronnevelt
Wienard Leroy
Oya
Wheeler
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Universalty of California
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Milnes
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Dee Hospital
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