Recruiting Officer Appeals to Manhood in Army Draft Talk
A recruiting officer at the local station delivers a mobilizing appeal to young men between 18 and 40, urging enlistment for service in France. He stresses duty, honor, and the trades available, noting enlistment ages, pay ranges, and benefits, while urging registration and consideration of army trades and training.
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Manilood
Sosltnertalng Wrosrultise
Bins Dal Binlos
Army
Sargenn Gearga Oe McLeod
Ins
Warda
Sian
Mervica
Amion
Asc
Nary
Unitad
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
Many aligé people now depend on Marmola Prescription Tablets for reducing and controlling fat. One actress says she reduced two to four pounds a week using this form of the famous prescription. Marmola Tablets sell for 76 cents a large case or send for price list to Marmol Co., 64 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. Seasonal advertisement.
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Mraly
Marmol Co
Woodward Ava
Detroit
Mich
Parcels for American troops in France limited
Washington Jan 9 Parcels for American troops in France must not exceed seven pounds. From now on they will not be received for forwarding by the commanding general port of embarkation as in the past. The postoffice department announced today. From the British mines, despite recalls from the trenches, over 170000 recruits have been taken.
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Waliington
France
Walgu
Port of Embarkagion
Night lighting boosts egg production in Utah college test
The poultry department at Utah Agricultural College conducted an experiment to raise winter egg output using artificial lighting. Four chicken houses were wired for light with staged routines from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. to extend day length. Early results show an apparent rise in egg numbers, with researchers noting the need to balance electricity use, feed costs, and possible effects on breeder vitality. Professor Alder emphasizes careful record keeping and further study to assess long term impacts on breeding stock.
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Utah Agricultural College
Alder
Sterell Bend
Umea
Professor Alver
Wall
Drink Hot Water Each Morning For Total Body Purification
An advertisement urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims skin pores absorb impurities when hot water is consumed and promotes overall health and breath freshness. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate is advised, described as inexpensive and nearly tasteless.
Questionnaires for the county sent to Weber area residents
A list of names and addresses appears in a classified line describing county questionnaires sent to residents in Weber area towns including Ogden Hooper Uintah Huntsville and West Weber. The item catalogs numerous individuals with initials and surnames under various local districts.
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Weber County
James Edwin Jirdine
R. FD
Ogden
Jacoh Nolaid
Wilana
Kattesville
Utah
Thichant Lyrum Talking
Warren
Delbert
Gailey
Hooper
Len Joseph Mahoney
William Lewis Brown
Wilann
Alina Montgomery
Eden
Lisle Joralan Shafer
Marrinitts
Joseph Henry Cooke
Weal Weber
Arthur
William Marton Mipwell
Ugiten
Holney Wayment Warren
Willams Chapmih Whyte
Huntsville
Charles Lawrance Wesle
Weer Wever
Heler
Tis Verna
Vian
Stop Indigestion With Kinesia
Advertises a simple home remedy for stomach indigestion claiming relief from pain, fermentation, and gas using antacid powders or pills. Promotes Bnosin and Ti oela Powder as quick cures after meals, urging readers to avoid alcohol or stronger drugs and to try the suggested regimen immediately.
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Jake
Ciia
Sau
Ana Nmatamach
Questions on Income Tax Rules From Revenue Bureau
Daily questions arise at the U S revenue bureau and during travel about income tax. The text outlines what counts as income from wages, accident insurance, endowments, and gifts. It notes deductions for salesmen, farm expenses, and personal costs, and mentions pensions and loans.
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United States Revenue Bureau
Revenue
Mane Bey
Trade claim on new stomach powder formula
An American gains rights to manufacture a new gas remedy marketed as GAVE'S STOMACH POWDER for stomach indigestion and sick headaches. The advertisement touts fast, cooling relief from an absorbing powder claimed to act quickly with anti-weld properties. Customer purchases 4 oz and is advised to try it with money-back assurance.
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Europe
Omaha complaint is dismissed by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Omaha Grain Exchange’s complaint that Great Northern and other railways discriminated against Omaha by refusing grain shipments without re shipments. The commission ruled the rule was unreasonable but not unjustly discriminatory as the condition had been removed by government operation.
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Washington, Jan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha Grain Exchange
Great Northert
Omaha
Louth
Brigham City Installs New Manager Under City Government
Brigham City activates a new managerial form with Charles Q. Roakesley as the city manager overseeing dual heads of affairs to the mayor and council. At noon Mayor Erdmann and officials opened proceedings. Roakesley’s appointment as councilman from the third ward was resigned and filled, with Roakesley beginning as manager and filling the council vacancy.
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Brigham City, Inn
Brigham City
Naw
Bovern- Wentona
Etter
Charles Q. Roakellay
Erdmann
R.A. Madsen
Car Ysaac Jaon
William Jonson
Joseph, Heasen
Ofrica
John W. Peters
Sperry W. Lawson
John W. Phillips
J. ©. Frederickson
A. M. Hansen
Cty
Mr. Roskeliey
Crompley
Roakesley
Imanager
Iicigham City
Coun
City names Dunn to lead council as Burk named marshal
The officers named include E W Dunn to succeed Ror Kelley as city official. After a fully organized mayor and council handled much business last night, three ordinances establishing the new government form and creating a city manager post were approved. John H Burk was announced as city marshal with more appointments to follow soon.
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E W. Dunn
Rorkelley
John H. Burk
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative
A historical ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver aid replacing calomel. It claims quick relief from constipation and dullness, with no teeth or gum damage, urging use for headaches and heavy feelings. The copy notes 25 cent boxes and availability from druggists.
Banquet by U A W Power and Light in Ogden
A banquet was given last night at the Weber club by Utah Power and Light Company for its Ogden employees, about sixty five men attended. J W O'Brien, superintendent of the service for the district, presided. The main topic was Cooperation Between the Various Departments with speakers P M Parry Mosuts Welfrom Derge Bailey Humphrey J H Wells N J Brown A E Brushton Thomas Parker Jr.
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Weber Club
Utah Power & Ght Company
Ogden
J. W. O'Brien
Tlné
P. M. Parry
Mosuts
Welfrom
Derge
Bailey
Humphrey
J. H. Wells
N. J. Brown
A. E. Brushton
Thomas Parker, Jr
Delivery pooling being tried out in Washington
Merchants test delivery pooling to reduce congestion and improve efficiency. Officials expect traffic and cost benefits as trucks share routes and docks. General McAgan’s policy may expand nationwide after pilot results.
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Washington
Jan
Commercia Inickr
McAgan
Nominees listed for Weber ELU annual election
The Weber ELU announces candidates for president vice president treasurer and directors for the January 14 election. Names include J Abe do H H Barton and A J Wright for president. Leroy Auchmniller Dr Rt S Joyce and C Kaiser for vice president. James F Burlan A McIntosh BR Moore and W H Shearman for treasurer. and H 3B Ames Isaac Bolman Marriner Browning and others for directors. A new labor agreement between Sacramento Bookbinders Union and Franklin Printing Trades Association provides for union shop eight hour day and wage gains. The Metal Polishers International Union will relinquish silver workers’ jurisdiction and be renamed Metal Polishers International Union starting January 1. Pennsylvania State Department.
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Ogden
Ansug
Yestoftday
Thora Mbr
First National Bank
M. S. Drowning
John Watson
L. R. Eccles
H. B. Porter
W. W. Riter
A.%. Wright
John Splera
Utah National Bank
An- Unl
W. J. Parker
John M. Brownleg
W. H. Waitis
Inet
Ogden State Bank
H. C. Bigelow
J. M. Drowning
J. M. Spargo
Yao Métor
L. Becker
D. A. Parmioy
J.C Splefe
H.M. Rowe
A. P. Bigelow
C. Bigelow
J. M. Brown Ing
A. P. Bigatow
Tophier
VaiMeter
Gophier
Wear
Pingrea National Bank
James Pingres
J. Wy. Abbott
BP. Ellison
B. G. Blackmon
Natonal Bank
Statrick Henly
Adam_ Vatterano
G. Fell
Houtz
F. W. Herrington
D. A. Smythe
LeRoy Ruchmiller
R. A. Moyes
D. W. Stanrad
Patrick Healy
A. G. Fell
Adam Patterson
B.A. Moyes
W. G. Ermley
Thia Bank
Shiplia
Security State Book Stackholders
Urls Yan
Laula Bitton
C. H. Gosling
W. G. Mauler
Pred J. Kiesel
J. C. Mercer
J. T. Rushmor
J. C. Nye
W. H. Shearman
F P. Roberson
Frank J.stavens
F. J. Vieira
D. Ru. Wharlweight
J. M. Wilbur
Joseph Wil Ilana
J. Kiezo
Frank J. Stevens
Joseph Williatie
Charles 31
Gosling
F. J. Hicks
G. Kye
Weber Plus
J . Abedo
H. H. Barton
Bigelow
J. H. Devine
A. J. Wrights
Leroy Auchmniller
Rt. S. Joyce
C. ©. Kaiser
Ezra Richardson
J. 4. Sparco
Trenaurer
James F. Burlan
A. ¥. McIntosh
Moore
J. Ft. Riley
Ames
Isaac Bolman
Marriner Browning
James Douglas
Royal Eccles
Worristall
Joseph F. Goss
I Cc. Lynch
A. McIntyre
Murphy
Ny Pierce
Sacramento T Cal
Aston
Franklin Printing Trades Association
Metal Polishers, Buffers
Drasn Atul Sliver
Uwoton
North America
Heginning
Metal Polishers’ International Unter
Pennsylvania
State Department
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