Masonic Chapter No 4 Meets On Regular Third Friday
Masonic Queen Eater Chapter No 4 C E 8 holds regular meetings at the Masonic hall on Washington Ave between Fifth and Second Streets. Meetings occur on the third Friday of each month.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
10
Masonic Queen Eater Chapter No 4 C E 8 holds regular meetings at the Masonic hall on Washington Ave between Fifth and Second Streets. Meetings occur on the third Friday of each month.
New Orleans January 21. An executive from the General Electric foreign department argues that cooperative foreign trade efforts can keep factories near capacity, lower distribution costs, and boost profits through higher output. Laws against cooperation inhibit export efforts, but removing fears could spur formations of export organizations and partnerships to revive U.S. foreign commerce.
The text argues that forming additional associations and general cooperative movements by OvUF manufacturers is not practicable for export trade and will largely stay in the realm of theoretical discussion. It notes unions and cooperative measures by American manufacturers to meet new international postwar conditions are unlikely to be feasible.
Park City Utah resident Lee Cannady died at seventy eight of tuberculosis. A widow and five children survive. The funeral will be held at the Latter Day Saints meeting house Friday morning at 11 o'clock with interment in City Cemetery.
Paris dispatch cites Jarre reports the Nel gla foterement finished a volume as an answer to the Nerman White book. It claims the work indicates Belgian people leaning toward German sympathies and argues for German influence.
Paris dispatch reports the town of San Giovanni di Medusa evacuated days ago as Serbians reportedly saved their firearms amid the bombardment. The correspondent notes air and ground movements around the area with no further confirmed casualties.
A correspondent reports Serbian soldiers moved to Durazzo following an Austrian assault. The note says patrons of the attack and all guns were directed to Drindisi, indicating a shift in positions amid the conflict.
In a zealful gathering, participants offered heartfelt remarks about service. The conference focused on readying teams to tackle tasks, with emphasis on commitment and collective effort.
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