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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
3
A dense Ogden page reports deserlers from the army being taken to Fort Douglas, tax and ad agency figures, local court actions, and a Chattelain death. It notes publicity materials for Ogden Canyon tourist promotion, city attorney actions on habeas petitions, a Utah farm census proposal, hospital recoveries, and Tabernacle choir events.
Fred Robinson and wife transfer part of lot 6 and all of lot 7 block 4 Central Park nanex to Hastin H Daniels for 1200 dollars in warranty deed. Walkta NM and Stevena to John W Green transfer lots 43 and 94 block 4 Wood munsco Main addition for 500 dollars with warranty deed. Abert W Phipps and Martha Phipps to Sarval Wannay northwest quarter section 12 township 2 west for 2500 dollars with warranty deed. Charles Viilatson to Charviile Ss Tifatann part lot 3 block 10 plat B for 1 dollar with warranty deed. a Harry Morey and Corinne THERE at the Cozy this time today.
War department lists casualties in France with names including Private Charles Wiooka of Infantry and Private Fred Cook of Aero Squadron. An Air Transport incident aboard a vessel is noted with Private Mort Wayne and Private Herbye in the infantry.
University of Utah features push for economical buying of clothes as Lavina Darke argues cheaper fabrics can be wiser than pricier options. Lectures discuss budgeted clothing 16 to 17 percent of family income and mislabeling in fabrics, while Dr Davies promotes food conservation and safety education for housewives.
The Ogden Pub Melty bureau held its final meeting of the year with books audited and closed. A board of directors for the coming year will be selected at the next weekly meeting. Election judges named by the committee include Thayars Ri BL Parier A B Coray W J Parker FM Drigga and C J Boone. The election is set for Monday from 11 am to 7 pm with results announced that night.
An absorbing love drama features Harry Morey and Corinne Griffith at the Cozy. Last show today includes an orchestra accompaniment, promising a romantic evening for patrons.
Mrs. Feral J. Taylor departed yesterday for Washington to join Mr. Taylor in advisory capacity to the national fund administration Mou. Me. Taylor, formerly secretary of the Amalgamated Sugar company. The Women’s Welfare Association of the Forest Service will meet next Saturday night at Mrs. G. C. Thanner’s home at 9569 Morroe Avenue to discuss improvements and related questions.
The county exemption board lists questionnaires returned by the work office due to failed delivery. Names shown include Charles Oshap, Mitch Thades, Fred Pimer, Enrooks Johnson, Tom Thomas, Harry Nickoletatos, John Louis Banders, John Wilson, Spiros Nickoletaton, and others.
Ogden saw light snow turn to several inches as temperatures rose and fell, leaving the town gray briefly. Farmers expressed satisfaction at the fresh fall, hoping for good conditions ahead, while noting the current amount remains insufficient but not excessive for the upcoming season.
Rear Admiral John Adans Howell died yesterday in Warrenton Virginia. Howell originated gyroscopic steering torpedoes and wrote several books. He was born March 16 1840 in Bath and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1855. Funeral planned for Saturday.
Public opinion in Germany reflects that a political crisis was averted as peace talks resumed in Tirent liovek. Reports cite Russian Foreign Minister Tricky and German newspaper commentary on diplomatic defiance, signaling a calmer regional stance amid press coverage. In separate news, Emile Mattner is held on $15,000 Liberty Bond theft charges after a Kansas City burglary.
Attorney General Gregory issued a war emergency notice urging all Justice Department staff to remain in government service despite higher private salaries. He warned that leaving weakens federal power and stressed the duty to support the war effort, noting many are unable to fight but must keep government functions efficient. He warned against profiting from the crisis and said allegiance to the country comes first.
London reports British planes attacked a squadron of seven hostile machines yesterday, shooting down four. Two enemy aircraft crashed. two were driven out of control. British forces remained intact despite the engagement.
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