Fund for Starving Armenians Urgently Aided
A message from Armenian relief organizers appeals for immediate donations of fifteen thousand dollars to aid Starving Armenians in the Near East. Chairman Chiles Eaton and committee members urge funds to relieve widespread hunger, disease, and displacement among Armenians, Syrians, and Greeks, with a call to Americans to provide aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet
Far East
Uv Mre
Goornan Mirratt
Villy
Hud
Chiles
J. Eaton
New York
Cnet
Walker
Heropy
Woodrow Wieson
Barton
Ogden
Webse
Food Shortages Halt Bolshevik Advance in War Effort
Fragmentary wartime note describes food as the decisive factor delaying Bolshevik advancement while President Wilson presses for peace. The garbled text mentions supply as key to stopping aggression and sustaining a national effort, reflecting propaganda lines of the era.
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Wastungtorn
Wilson Su Moleheviavn
Yankee Girl in Metz 5 Years Happy to See Americans
The article recalls Misa Mary Gears and Ming Grats in Metz as Allied troops arrive. It notes Mary Gears arrived a year before the war and was overwhelmed with emotion upon reunion with relatives and fellow Americans. She hardly spoke, overwhelmed by seeing Greyenen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Misa Mary
Ming Grats
Meta
Jane Winl
Almast
Norma Talmadge Star in New Picture Review
Norma Talmadge stars in a melodramatic romance set in a Chinese milieu, with Amecan leads and an exotic plot. The film features dramatic courtroom style tension, musical scores by Havok Pourkag, and intense escape scenes that highlight strong acting and lavish visuals.
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Norma Talmadge
Cigdom Thepter
Pie Marhluchlon
Chinere
Wil
Benadth
Far Waal
Havok Pourkag
Sun
Tor
Sanfan
Algal
Tox
Mina Tabnades
Sai San
Toy
Curt
Poland in Great Danger From the Bolshevik Army Warsaw
Polish forces face advancing Bolshevik units as German and Allied moves reshape the region. Reports claim Warsaw remains under Polish control but surrounded by enemy detachments. The Polish chief of state warns Allies that without timely aid, occupation could follow within weeks, amid tense talks and shifting frontlines.
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Volstierist
Eneral Tahideki
Fennee
Jan Paderewski
Prigudsit
Americas
Palau
Ordeg
Warsaw
Lyda
Biativtuk
Gorda
Poland
Dkemivralian
Tonorg
Leis
Lenterg
Mele Ialvanco
Chanatanakee
Watkon
Ian Fave
League of Nations First Question to Be Considered
Fragmentary OCR text discusses early League of Nations debates and Latin and Americas actions. References to Ferrier Tart diet and conferences appear garbled. The piece hints at US and UK roles, and Latin American concerns about the League’s fate amid a broader interwar context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Jordan River Claims Victiny Bas Dock Feet
Fragmentary OCR text describes a person identified as a wife of CA Bar Kew at Costaviile avenue and an incident on a river. The excerpt mentions the Jordan River and a casualty or disappearance with vague details and dates, indicating a report of a missing person or accident with limited legible facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Kew
Costaviile Avenue
Widow of Provo leader dies in 86 town obituary
A long obituary summarizes the life of a Provo bishop and church figure, detailing his roles as chief rector, bishop of the ward, and board member. It notes his career shifts from textile work to farming and public speaking, his travels to Colorado and San Francisco, and lists surviving family including a wife, five sons, and a daughter. Private funeral services are planned in Provo with extensive tributes recalled by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharp
Balt Take Choy
Colorad
Provo
Sugar City
Taha
San Francisco
Nasxerts Institute
Taisser
Tanie
Legan
Willian
Boston
Daymond
Werming
Ebion
P. Earl
Larkin
Meetings Stopped At GHACH Church Amid Influenza Epidemic
Local church officials report all public activities at GHACH halted due to influenza outbreak. Officials question where services will resume and note restrictions remain in effect as health authorities advise caution in Agaten city.
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Agaten Ney
Vieniepees
de. D. A
Groernade
Debate Held at Ogden High School
A chaotic fragment describes a debate at Ogden High with teams led by Bren and Graves on the affirmative side and Wert and Ryater opposing, with Myra Tout and Wil Migs Health mentioned in attendance. The event faced interruptions and accusations as participants were challenged by Howard Grae and others, with unclear outcomes.
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Bren
Whaners
Wernt
Mek Graves
Leo Janson
Wert
Lawrence Ryater
Miss Myra
Mos
Wil Migs
Howl Stiles
Anan
Lew Willkieg
Osten
Tom
Hihires
Fragmented note of local names and events around a parish visit
A garbled page fragment mentions various names such as William Badgett, Hsener, and Marden, with scattered references to a parish, residents, and meetings. The text mixes personal names, places, and incomplete actions, creating a chaotic outline of a local community scene without clear events or dates.
Joseph Titley in Canada Era and Odd Career Tale
Fragmentary 1915-era reminiscence tracks Joseph Titley a young man from Ogder toward Canada and Europe. The garbled OCR hints at immigration, a coppery frontier crossing, and disputes over roles in squalid industrial circles, with scattered names and places surfacing amid faded reminiscences.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear events and dates
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Pam Walkins and a date around November 18, with references to shoes, gloves, and social details. The passage is inconsistent and hard to parse, yielding no clear event, outcome, or identifiable organizations. The text lacks coherent structure and verifiable facts.
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Mike
Apuda
Chernbe
Jearerdas
Pat Dent
World Markets Show Mixed Opening On Varsity Market Page
The day opened with uneven gains and losses across major sectors. Steel and oils moved slightly, with bonds slipping as ships and tobacco edged higher amid a cautious trading tone.
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Inday
Giobiehem Steel
Cuba
United States
Ena
Howe
Tgherty
Chicago grain movement and livestock market report
Chicago grain prices fell amid large receipts and Argentine supply concerns. Oats and corn weakened while May contracts traded lower, and park prices slid near a dollar. Livestock receipts at Chicago tended toward lighter and mixed cattle, with hogs and sheep showing modest declines. feeder cattle and veal trade noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaigago
May
Park
Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Market Roundup 1918
Market reports from Omaha and Kansas City show mixed cattle and sheep receipts and steady to lower prices. Cattle: steer prices around 16.0 to 16.0, cows and heifers 12 13.40, calves to 15.50. stockers and feeders 6.0 to 8.0. Sheep: receipts 2,000, market steady. lambs 14.00 to 15.50, yearlings 12.00 to 14.50. Also notes stockholders meeting and railway consolidation discussions impacting the region.
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Ghigago Livestock
Chicago
Alted Brace Bureau of
Markera
Thyrawouls Meron
Ahy Pier
Atrialer
Payilo
Ehaieenner
Bobeet Orarile
Ganad
Phatee
TOMER
Omaha Livestock
Omaia
Stuady
Gartie
James
Natlee
Oxden Beach Canal & Water Company
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ieasse
Henry
Buichers
Sveb Omer
Fqit
Special Stockholders Meeting Notice for Idaho Central Rail
Notice of a special meeting of stockholders of Idaho Central Railroad Company to be held January 6 1919 at 2 pm at Room 410 David Beetes Building Ogden Utah. Meeting seeks approval of a proposed consolidation between Idaho Central Railroad Company and Cache Valley Railroad Company and Cooke Valley Tailead Remipiros under board recommendation.
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Gtalidubo Central Railroad Company
Ctah Wako Central Railroad ‘Company
Office of
Coin Corporation
A. TD
Antrredt Im Sha Jantnule Bao
Said Corporation
Sac Corporation
David Beetes -Initding
24Th Street
Washington Avenue
Ogden
County of Whither
State of Wind
Salil Iftah
Idaho Central Railroad
Pany
Oydin Udih
Idaho Central Itdiboat Company
Cache Valley Railroad Company
Tish
Idaho Central Railroad Company
Cooke Valley Tailead Remipiros
Guardianship and probate notices from Ogden Utah
Notice announces guardianship and probate matters from Weber County Utah. It cites a January 14 1943 meeting at 2394 Washington Dale Utah to elect directors and conduct business. It also lists creditors to present claims by March 3 1943 for the estate of Olt A Parsons deceased and names David ErelEs Building Ogden as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Ogien
Utah
King Soon
Dalen
Ogden
Serond
Weber Counts
Uta
Olt
A. Parsons
W. EL. Reeder
David Fe Cles
Giden Cress
Weber County
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CUAS
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Ghisstilon
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Jordan River
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Rata
Hsener
Prem
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Pariadey Eerin
Nee
Wales
Vasco
Uae
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Lin
Mir
Joseph Titley
Joseph Tilkey
M.A
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Canada
Ruth
Huh Las
Japan
Earth
Reining
American Aviation Service
Chicago Grain
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Cam Na
Veltow
Dam Ut Creamery
Lal
Ian
Thy
Port Vlan
Nils
Iett
W. S. Belt
Secretary of Colonial Affairs
Jett
Prince Charles Mar Lichnawexy
Top
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Germany
Hoettom
Carl Dernburg
Reaper
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David Ereles
Armistices Commission
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