Casualty Report From Expeditionary Forces
The commanding general reports numerous casualties including Killed in Action Died of wounds Died of disease Wounded and Missing In Action. Names include Privates France J Coy Plain City Utah and Melvin T Flkatad Thornton Utah with various statuses. The report lists deaths, wounds and missing personnel as the force details continue.
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Foraea
Ccc AB
Oysscsc
C.e
Seperale
Fred Ouniola
Mocaieio
Idaho
Lean
Drea
Dinease - Trieert
France
J, Coy
Plain City
Utah
Melvin T
Thornton
Tithe
Poavioust
Privat Senty R. Achaldt
Rachdrom
Ida
Mike Declaso
Murray
Getlow
Csiesseereeee
Woul
Ceereerey
Ib Dhed
Uiyeyna
Wee Yeepees
Privatea
Anton Eldan
Hiverton
Wyo
Marine Corps
Wounded Soldiers From France Visit Ogden To See Movies
About thirty wounded men, wearing service ribbons, visited Ogden for about three hours before continuing to San Francisco for final treatment at the Latterman General Hospital. Wounds were mostly from the Argonne offensive and July battles, with arm, scalp, and body injuries. A medical corps lieutenant oversaw the group at the film show, and the veterans spoke of their long war service and desire for transfer to other units.
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San Francisco
Latterman General Hospital
Argonne
Charey Oi
Regular Army Medical Corps
Sinurhte
American Expeditionary Forces Casualties and Real Estate Notices
The report lists American expeditionary forces casualties including killed in action wounded and missing in action with names and placements. Also includes details of a warranty deed transfer to Johns Fuller and Clyne Re Killer for property parcels in Township 7 North Range 1 East with water rights, valued at 2200 dollars.
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Clyne
Johns Fuller
Goulhenat
Auctlon
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Records
Real estate transfers include I W Gwilliam and wife to Banker Postma for part of Wh 10 in block 5 plat Si with $750 consideration and a warranty deed. Miany to Augusta CL Limberg convey lots 47 to 62 and lot 1 in Mansa subdivision of Mack 18 with $1500, warranty deed. Fred Massi to J R Hinchelltte listed with unspecified details.
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I. W. Gwilliam
Postma
Augusta
CL Limberg
Indlualye
Mansa
Fred Massi
J. R. Hinchelltte
A Million Dollars In Groceries Plan For 1919 Sales
Skaggs cash stores announce a plan to move a million dollars worth of groceries in 1919. They report 1918 operating costs at 6.14 per cent of sales and project 5 per cent operating cost for 1919 with a net profit of 3 to 5 per cent on a million in sales. They cite expansion in Wyoming and Idaho and claim lower costs from quality buying, urging customers to avoid higher priced, less efficient dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs’ Cash
Wyoming
Idaho
Court adjusts damages in city wells case ruling
The court revised jury damages in the McDonald et al case against Ogden City, increasing some awards and cutting others. It explained changes stem from misalignment between jury instructions and the final judgment, noting four years of interest and affect on the total awards to several Froerer and Witkon claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Snd
Ogden
Ity
Te Mwardial
McDonald
Stallings
Itttar Castrate
George Froerer
L. J. ‘Froerer
R. H. Froerer
Fergun D. Witkon
Belgium Indemnity War Cost Thunders of Damage
Belgium faced large indemnity claims as German occupation left Charleroi and surrounding factories stripped of machinery and heavy industry wrecked. Destruction included blast furnaces, converters, coke ovens, and steel stock totaling millions of francs. Recovery will take years. many works destroyed or removed across the Rhine. A separate brief notes a small town on the Minba river surrendering to monarchists.
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Germany
Merz
Charleroi
Ote Horaes
Rhine
Henry Stanford With Troops in Siberia
Henry Stanford, son of Mr and Mrs Ly Stanford of Wilson Lane, enlisted in the Twelfth U S Infantry May 12 197 and was stationed at Camp Fremont California. Transferred to the Thirty first Infantry and sent to Siberia where he writes to his mother from December 12 detailing cold weather, warm quarters, and his daily routine with the Wagoner Supply Company 31st Infantry in Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Stanford
Ly Stanford
Wilson Lane
U.S. Infantry
Camp Fremont
California
Vindiyastat
Alberta
WLU
New Columbia Records Feature War Themed Vaudeville
Vaudeville duo Van and Schenck unveil a new Columbia record with a war era dialect sketch and ballads. Highlights include “You'll Find Old Dixie Land in France” and “Over There Versus Where the Lilies Grow” backed by Burr records and stars Campbell Bure and Joe Sterling Trio. Aimed to console soldiers awaiting letters, the release showcases sentiment and patriotic themes.
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Man
Schenck
Columbia
Vaudevilla Spellbinders
France
Van
Tony Gacy
Campbell
Bure
Joe Sterling
America
Henry Gure
Colembia
Burr Records
Ovar
People's Sugar CD reports strong campaign gains in sugar output
During the just ended campaign the People's Sugar company reported handling 25 tons of beets and producing 57,000 pounds of sugar. Bishop George Mremling hailed the result as a hopeful advance over last year and predicted better terms for lenders. An expected 59 percent rise in sugar output marked the company’s seven year growth, with plans for increased acreage in 1919. A Clara Williams presentation of Carmen of the Klondike and the Lyon-Moran comedy is showing at Cozy today through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Sugar Company
George Mremling
WSL
Bishoy Browning
Clara Williams
Unanimous Call For Roosevelt in Passaic Report
Passaic New Jersey hears Brig. Gen. Tildy W. Spencer declare Theodore Roosevelt would accept the Republican nomination. Spencer cites a July conversation with Col. Roosevelt and says there is a practically unanimous sentiment in the party for his candidacy.
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Passaic
N.J
San
Theodore Roosevelt
Prestirot
Tildy W. Spencer
Utis
Steelé
Election of officers of Sexe Lily circle No. 174
Neighbors of Wonderatt announce the election of officers for Circle No. 174 to be held Thursday evening January 1. AW members are requested to attend. Kate Heymad, Clerk, 7350.
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Sexe Lily Circle No
Wonderatt
Jan i. AW
Market Movements rallied rails and oils after dividend news
New York stocks opened mixed with Ohio rail shares rising on a two percent dividend announcement. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific recovered from losses while oils led gains, with Kerr-Morgan and Bethlehem Steel lifting the market but Marine preferred and Distin shares showing weakness later. Bond activity remained uneven as Liberty bonds lagged behind shipping and rail moves.
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New York
Stoche
Ohio
Inion Pacific
Southern Bache
Kaine Tr
Battimore
Texas
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Marine Preferred
Liberty
St Paul
Preferred
Chicago grain market eases after early hog price boost
Chicago's grain market edged higher on February hog price expectations aided by a government hog herd report showing fewer on farms than predicted. Oats rose with corn while May and February contracts fluctuated. declines in hog valuations and a shutdown of mills in Illinois and Missouri added pressure, leaving prices slightly lower overall.
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Ochicago
United States
Deratur
Sprinefield
Chicago Livestock and Liberty Bond Market Summary
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HOGS steady to 5¢ lower with pricks near yesterday's levels. Receipts 41,000 hogs. fat hogs $16 to $17.25. cattle mixed with strong demand for steers and feeders. sheep receipts 10,000 with lambs high. Kansas City and Omaha regional markets show steady to strong trends. Liberty bonds end at mixed final prices in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chigagg
United States Bureau of Markets
Heer Cattin
Kansas City
Western
Ogden Livestock Market
Bologna
Real Falves
Laembs
Omaha
Nebr
Hoga
Texas
Fragmentary OCR list of companies and places
Readable bits name various firms and locations such as Colorado Fuel and Iron, General Electric, General Motors, International Paper, Kennecott, Louisville, Nashville, Maxwell Motor, Mexican Petroleum, and Copper related terms. Content appears as scattered dealer and corporate names from a damaged page with no cohesive event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiesgn, By
Pua Chinu Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible Scoot
General Electric
General Motors
Nerkiern Pea Groot
Northern Creett Winds Central
Tnapiratton Uupyerint
Mer
Murloc
Marina
International Paper Kennecott Coumer
Louisvile & Nackville
Maxwell Motely
Mexican Petrolegmn
Mian Copper
Crime swell in Paris claims by Army deserters rise
The Matin reports rising thefts and incidents in Paris with deserters from allied armies blamed for a surge in crime. Deputy Police Commissioner Evans is cited as overseeing the crackdown, but New York police say no such official exists or traveled to Paris to direct actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jan
Waris
Matin
al. Ned
Parla
Beei
Evans
New York
New York Police Department
Poligp
Ckepasigiont
Maris Wat Authority
Muieciake
Read Ble Ciesgifleil Ady hue band warning
A cautionary note urges readers to think twice before altering hue bands and color choices, highlighting considerations tied to preferences and potential implications for appearance and identity.
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Roland W. Mowers
Weaver
Tata
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Total
Anton
Joseph Smith
Robertson
Privates
Tarael Abnatt
Mesquilo
Nev
Ilaberti
Kendell
Martyell
Sunkist
Skaggs
City Wells
Belgium
Minba
Mortisal
Henry Stanford
Oiberia
Voir San
Wagoner Supply Cominng
Infanity
Siberia
People's Sugar CD
Roosevelt
Fiead
Ulsgsitied
Ada
Kate Heymad Clerk
Chicago ‘Grain
Orpheum Theatre
Owen Johnson
Liberty Bonds
American Gar & Foundry
Sey Ce
American
Ty & Myst
Peta Anaconda Coomer Siis¢ Sy Sey Ee Atchison
Coennes Bor AU. Gult & AW
Ladiow
Wren Btm
Waitmare & Ohio
Bethlehem Steelie
Canadian Pacific
Ceptral Leather
Chesapeake & Ohtatereee Ball
Chicago
Mil
Pai
Ciucagy
Ofa
Legsay
Jean Webster
Henry Miller
Nanogen
Alice Haynes
Bert Lytell
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