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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

5

Soldier enjoys the border letter from Vern and Sorenson

West Thirtieth Street youth Litt Frank Milla receives an engaging letter from Vern Bore ngon Ogden youth now with company A Elnrepth Infantry U.S.A. Sorenson at Douglas Ariz praises infantry life urges friend to join Uncle Sam. He swam New Year river and counters stories of soldier hardships as untrue.

Frank Milla Thirtieth Street Vern Ngon Ogden Elnrepth Infantry U.S.A Sorensone Douglas Ariz Sam Sorenson Ares

Hawks and Jays Rampage Over Quail in Winter

In northern counties of the state hawks and jays raid quail as they feed. Authorities threaten action after reports of widespread shooting to provide sport for locals. Several quail and other birds are said to be displaced as crews work to manage the spread of the birds and protect winter game.

Mearate Fred W. Chacobera Kansas Cay Inn

Quail Decline Prompts Transfer From South to North

Severe weather and predatory birds drive quail losses across southern Utah. hawks and jaya have decimated native quail, prompting trapping of a000 to S000 birds for shipment to northern regions as replacement stock.

Hilla Java Utah

Young Elk Seen On Logan Streets In City Canyon Return

A stray young elk from Logan Canyon wandered Logan City streets on January 10. It moved through the northeast area then across the north, pursuing food as other elk also ventured near town. The herd was placed in the canyon last spring after Montana capture, with costs covered by popular subscription. A committee is coordinating care for the animals.

Joran Logan Canyon Logan City Fonthills Larwan Montana

Utah Democrats invited to California special train to Washington

The Equals club of San Francisco invites Utah Democrats to join a March 1 special train through Orden to Washington for President Wilson’s inauguration. Secretary Thurman reports over twenty inquiries and about a dozen reservations already. One car may be needed for Utah’s delegation.

Utah Democrats Salt Lake Calfornia Democrats Democrats Utah California Washington C. Thurman Kemperstle Atate Contiiure Irquals Club of San Fratelsra Timothy Preacy Equals Club of San Francisco Orden Wilson Thornan

Brainerd Resigns as Pastor at First Congregational Ogden

Rev Frank G Brainerd resigns as pastor at First Congregational Church Ogden effective April 18 after six years of service. The annual meeting approved his departure and elected officers for the coming year including Deacon John Thomas and trustees O A Parmley, Dr E P Mills, and G M Foster with Mrs O A Parmley as clerk and Bert Park as treasurer. The annual report shows expenditures of 3152.66, up 60 percent in income and 74 percent in membership since Brainerd’s incumbency. Improvements and liabilities totaling over 3000 were addressed during his term. The congregation extended heartfelt appreciation and a formal resolution wished him Godspeed in future work. A committee was named to plan for his successor in April.

Frank G. Brainerd Firet Hibe Cnming John Thomas O. A. Parmley E. P. Mills G. M. Foster Bert Park Ney Dratnerd Ster. Nealherd Hhis Uralnerd Atx Rata Paat First Congregational Church Ogden Utah Frank Blo E. J. Mills D. A. Warmley George J. Kelly Brainerd

No Trick To Lift A Corn Right Out

An ad hawks Treezone a simple remedy said to remove corns and calluses without pain. It claims a small amount, sold at drug stores, dries the tissue instantly and does not inflame surrounding skin. The notice targets women and links corn relief to fashion dangers of highheeled footwear.

Nail Authority

Naked confession claimed in Los Angeles crime sweep

Police report Jack Haydlarian confessed with Albert Griffith to crimes including eight store robberies near San Diego and a 923,000 express wagon robbery, while Millican’s killing during a hold up remains uncorroborated. Emma Weldela and Danitarian linked via hotel sightings, with blurred details and uncertain motives.

Los Angeles Catt Jack Haydlarian Abert J. Griffltth Chareel Phew BH Miraneo Mantle Aru San Diego Iilith Millican Mex Emma Weldela Danitarian Histororious Urieg Taucharian Wald United Stalve Wayne Eqtns San AiPittih

Entente Reply to Wilson Note Changes in Peace Terms

Washington noted that the entente reply to President Wilson’s note on peace terms was altered by Ambassador Sharp in Paris. The report references a brief exchange as context and mentions a periodical spot about a Southern Women’s Magazine and a classified section.

Entente Wilson Waahingten Wileini Wilenn Sharp Parte

Greenbacks Reissued by Government for Small Currency

The United States plans to reissue ten and two dollar greenbacks, replacing silver certificates to meet the rising demand for small notes. The move retires large denomination certificates dollar for dollar, consolidating into smaller notes as of early 1917.

Washington, Jan United States Ailver

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Colds and Coughs

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick and effective cough remedy. It claims to heal inflamed membranes in the throat and bronchial tubes, relieve coughing, and ease breathing with notes from W. F. Thomas of Summerville, Georgia and A. K. McIntyre Drug Co. as endorsers.

Foley Thomas Summerville Crites A. KH. McIntyrée Drug Co

British Gain On West Front In Daily War Report

London reports describe a series of raids and artillery actions on the Western Front. British forces seized a trench east of Beaumont Hamel, took three officers and 14 men prisoner, and conducted raids east of Loos. Attacks near Armenieres yielded enemy casualties. bombardments targeted Le Mesnil and Ypres sectors with fortifications damaged. Russia reports stronger attacks on the southern Gallipian front. Austrian forces driven back in Ledro valley after artillery exchanges.

London Todghi Fritish Headquartes France Beaumont Hamel Loos Armenteres Lesboeufs Leassra Gommecourt la Harree Canal Floegsteert Ypres Ruslana Berlin Say- Ville Maa Moria Higa Spat Lake Naroca Auatriana Rome Inn Ledro Rio Tonari Cima Doro

Iowa teachers invite Prof Driggs to annual convention

Professor Howanl R. Drigae of the Wally of Utah addressed the august body on the topic and announced the Iowa annual convention to be held March 3. The speech highlighted an interpretation from the Sabrecievation of Iowa for that body.

1OWA Driggs Salt Lake Howanl R. Drigae Wally of Utah Yeaterday Atu Towa

Driggs Visits Iowa Schools To Discuss Live Language Lessons

Driggs plans to meet elementary teachers in Iowa to hear his views on Live Language Lessons used as a textbook. The audience includes educators seeking deeper discussion of the author’s instructional approach and objectives.

Fesear Driggs Iowa Desis

Wool Growers Elect Thorney as Utah President

Thornley of Kaysville elected president of the Utah Woolgrowers Association at the conclusion of its annual convention held at the Hotel Utah. John H. Seely of Mount Pleasant elected president pro tem, C. F. Stewart reelected secretary and treasurer. Nine teen directors chosen, with W. D. Candland and W. J. Seely among them. Resolutions urged a National Woolgrowers committee to engage with agriculture officials, press for closer public relations, oppose excessive forest burdens, and raise coyote bounties to two dollars and eighty cents. John M. Holliday discussed the world wool market, advising holders to wait for shearings, while urging less speculation and better sheep breeding. The Australian packing system was praised for segregation and better packaging. A warning to prepare for a rainy day was issued as prosperity may not last.

C. M. 5Ulbman Richfield John W. Thorney Raynville Leland Kinz Warne Wilford Day Slant Thomas Levy Ord Gusted J.C. Jensen Price J. HS V Mount Pleasant R. Jones Heber 8. Hansen Millard J. W. Intay James Arard Fountain Green W. A. Crane Riverton Sylvester Broadbent Ueber W. J. Leels James Smith Iron J, M. Howe Opden John Nebeker Laketown Messia Thornley Seely Stewart Con W. PD Candland W. J. Seely Sylvester Utah Europe America Ainies John M. Holliday India United States Holliday National Wool Warehouse Company Heald J. F Coserli

Drastic liquor bill for Alaska advances to dry status

Washington January 10. At a hearing before the house territories committee a prohibition bill for Alaska developed that there are 325 real liquor dealers and six brewers in the territory. Chairman Houston indicated the committee would report the bill favorably and that the effect would be to make the territory bone dry.

Washington House Houston

Cure for scalp eruptions with Cuticura remedies

Mrs. Th.R. Seguie reports rapid healing of red scalp eruptions after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes bald spots grew back, hair restored in weeks, and praises Cuticura as valuable for preventing conditions. Free samples offered by mail.

Th.r. Seguie St. Maryaville Calif Coticura Dept Reston

Two Apply For Pasteur Treatment In Saft Lake

Two applicants for Pasteur treatment appeared yesterday at the office of T B Deany secretary of the state board of health with headquarters in the state capital. W J Sweeton and Joseph Burnett two Holbrook residents near the Utah state line were called to the school house in that town to drive away a rabid dog menacing children. Sweeton was bitten in the arm and Burnett in the hand. Their treatment at the local laboratory will require twenty three days.

T. B. Deany State Board of Health Sera W. J. Sweeton Joseph Burnett Holbrook Hisbo Utah State

Cadomene Tablets Claim to Restore Nervous Strength

An advertisement touts Cadomene Tablets as a cure for physical and mental exhaustion caused by overwork and malnutrition. It promises to restore vitality, energy, and willpower by feeding the nervous system, with claims of alleviating dizziness, insomnia, fear, melancholy, and general malaise.

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