American Demobilization Rapid. 693,895 Discharged
Washington reports American army demobilization twice as rapid as British, with 693,895 discharged by January 10. Numbers show 47,028 officers now in civil life and 1,151,000 troops slated for demobilization. Archangel operations described as satisfactory. Allied lines withdraw to stronger billets amid harsh January weather. Transports from France bring about 2,100 officers and men, with ships Hampton and Wilhelmina redeploying to camps in the U.S. and Europe.
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Washington
Jamia
Horn
Russia
Archangel
Onega
Itnsalan
Soith
Ing
Wish
Alx
France
War Department
Mauuibder
South Dakota
Wilhelmina
Camp Grant
R6th Sion
Avtaraina2ard
Aaith
Hanialy Jong Aud
Fe2mil
Thersaul Sasi
Canin Grant
Field Artillery
Camp Taylor
Mercury
Guy
Aeht Dorbarions
Peanuts Recruited as Major Crop and Protein Source
Frank Hasckes of the American Steel Works Company extols peanuts as a high protein feed and versatile oil. He notes peanut products surpass meat in protein, discusses production, regional growth, and the potential to replace cotton in the South. He urges establishing peanut organizations in every county and expanding processing, with North markets eager for surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Frank Hasckes
Wirs
Virginia
Tdas
Alabama
Florida
Old Dominion
Europe
Noli
Shopa
Sca
Fragmentary notice of military units and casualties
Fragmented OCR lists units including SAS 313 343 field hus 541 342 944 Tampiden cadual campanies officers and men. Headquarters and companies A H C 1) of 33rd ammunition crain. Casualty numbers 1438 New York bore on Jand 436 bio Margtandera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAS
Tampiden
33Rd
Ammunition Crain
New York
Doctors Service Appreciated by City Education Board
A tribute from Henry 4 at the Board of Education praises doctors for voluntary time and skill aiding public schools. The Superintendent, signed FANAY JOANSON, extends heartfelt thanks to the physicians for their service amid ongoing endemic challenges and to the teachers and children they helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dohasin
Oeden Ely
Ely
Tin City
Sigond Fanay
Joanson
Power Behind the Fire Novel Scene of Slaves
A fragmented narrative describes a dramatic scene on a riverbank with exotic imagery. Quintus Cae appears among white-clad figures as a ritual or performance unfolds with slaves, dimmed light, and a symbolic gesture signaling an impending action. The text suggests a charged, ceremonial atmosphere.
Fifty Bays for Getting Drunk Charged in Street Incident
William Chapple was found drunk on the streets and fined or jailed for 50 days. Uy Hepes Mackbinnam Brown of the Shar office received the same sentence. Witton Pezetean, charged similarly, was also sentenced. Witnesses testified they had consumed liquor in the street.
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William Chapple
Hepes Mackbinnam Brown
Shar
Municipal Armage
Fieherts
Witton Pezetean
Guardianship and probate notices with claims deadline
Legal notices call creditors to present claims with vouchers by the sixth day of February, 1919. Oscar Madson administrator, with George Trajymrson Attorneys. Publication date December 45, 1918. Also stockholders meeting notice for Ogden Beach Canal & Water Company with annual meeting January 1, 1919 to hear financial report and conduct business. Secretary A. D. Chamaets, Ogden, Utah. Publication December 28, 1918.
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Mintute
Adelig Medaon
Dectadnd
Gente Halverrap
David Keclex
Orden
Utah
Oscar. Madson
George Trajymrson
Hergby
Ogden Beach Canal & Water Company
Rome
Chamaets
Ogden
Tab
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting Oregon Lumber Company
Notice is given of the annual meeting of stockholders of the Oregon Lumber Company, to be held January 27, 1919, at 11:00 a.m. in the Navid Eccles building, Ogden Utah, to elect directors and conduct other business. Secretary Charles T. Darly signs the notice dated January 4, 1910 with publication through January 25.
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Oregon Lumber Company
Oregon Lumber Campgway
Toons
Tia Navid Eccles
Oxden
County of
Weber
Utah
Notice of annual meeting of shareholders at National Bank Ogden Utah
Notice announces Thy Tegulay annual o shareholders at the National Bank Ogden Utah held at 234 Washing ton Avenue Ogden January 14 1519 at 2 o clock a m for planting of directors to serve for the ensuing year and transaction of other business before meeting James F Burton cashier 400
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuckholde's
Ogden Savings Bank
Ogden
Smeet
National Bank
Uden
Utah
Yuiba
Washington Avamue
Notice of Special Meeting for Utah Idaho Central Railroad
Notice is given of a special meeting of stockholders of Utah Idaho Central Railroad Company to ratify an agreement for consolidation with the Cache Valley Railroad Company. The meeting will be held January 28, 1919 at 2 p.m. at 140 David Eccles Building Ogden Utah. Secretary Royal Eccles signs the notice dated December 28, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utnh-Idaho Central Railroad Company
Wikidaho Central Railroad Company
Hoklery
Toung
Davidl
Tahaby Central Railroad Company
Tahadahn Cente Railroad Company
Cache Valley Railroad Company
Liatfiliaho Central Railroad Company
Utah Idaho
Coperal Hellread Company
Fae
Sai
Bald Wiah Idell Central Railroad Company
Royal Eceles
Wiah-Idaho Central Bull Lenni Company
Secamber
Earing House
SE Banks
York
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Wilhelmine Pasay
Hampton
Geen
Tee King
Fincshale
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Uckert
Nora
Hall
Nero
Rame
Wallace Reid
Utah Theatre
Clerr
Nanie
Quintus Caethes
Wyess
Pilliws
Sern
Apnease
Wien
Sae
Chas
Barton
Uated Ogden
Grab
James F. Burton
America
Near East
Robert Lansing
Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief
Wester
UNION
Weare Ec
Madison Avenue
New York City
Trowbridge Jerusalem
Wis
Weber County
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