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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
7
The Washington casualty list shows 81 names with 43 wounded, 10 killed in action and 25 missing or undetermined. The report lists Lieutenants Brewer and Redwood and Sergeants Ostrowski and Berg among those cited, with many privates and corporals named across multiple states and towns.
A Moose Legionnaires notice states the initiation of Legion candidates postponed at La goon will be held at 7 30 p m on July 4 at Ogden Afooso club rooms by order of the Great North Moose of Lexion No 123. The text urges sticking to duties once decided.
British raids on German rail yards and stations reported from London. Attacks on Boulay Thionville Remilly Laensau Zvickbrucker Saarbracken Karhour Teyes Mets Sublens described with bombed workshops and a downed aircraft. Swiss reports caution on casualties and panic in Rhine towns amid heavy raids.
Real estate transfers listed include Elizabeth Fantzen to J A Massel for Lot 46 and part of Lot 25 Lakeview addition for 300 dollars. H A Haesell to Oliva H Ha for Lot 48 and part of Lot 41 block vy Lakeview for 1 dollar. H Robison to Samuel Wavera for part of southeast quarter of section 78 township 4 north range 2 west for 4000 dollars. Charles R McGregor to Lita Sandberg for parts of lots 3 and 6 block 4 South Ogden Survey for 1 dollar. Praferred Investment Co to Laura Barker for Lot 22 block 22 and part of Lot 21 block 27 for 900 dollars. James P Vowell to William Cowan for parts of southwest and southeast quarters of section 5 township 6 north range 2 wear for 2000 dollars.
An aging health message promotes vigor at eighty with body function, urges early disease counteraction, and sells Gold Medal Haarlem Capsule remedy for backache kidney and urinary issues. The ad claims worldwide use and physician endorsement with a money back guarantee.
The Utshidaho Central will provide special car service on July Fourth to Glenwood Ogden Canyon and Untaville for holiday excursionists. Cars depart every 43 minutes from 5 am to 5 pm with varying intervals. late canyon runs from Union Station at 9:04 pm and 10:20 pm. Stantville bound cars leave at 7:30 am 9:45 am 2:20 pm 5 5 and 7:20 pm and 9:45 pm. The last Huntaville car leaves at noon returning service ends after.
New York July 1 Dr Felice Ferrero director of the war bureau of information states Italy has rent troops to France. He says there are more Italian troops in France than allied troops in Italy. He notes Italian arms redeemed themselves and claims Italian armies halted Austria at the Piave last fall, making Allied reinforcements unnecessary at the Adige.
The July 1 report recalls the June 1 torpedo attack on the 11,600 ton Llandovery Castle chartered by Canada and used to carry Allied personnel and munitions. 268 aboard included 80 Canadian medical staff and 14 women nurses. only 24 survived. The submarine commander ordered the captain and officers to abandon ship. a Red Cross marked vessel suffered heavy casualties in the engine room as fires and power failed.
Washington announces a new system by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance changing allotments from a sliding scale to fixed sums. Enlisted men must allot 15 dollars monthly to a wife and children, with government supplements up to 50 dollars, plus optional 5 dollar monthly allotments to dependent parents and others if no wife and children are supported.
Nine years after her husband’s death a woman describes typhoid related health decline and chronic stomach liver and bowel troubles. After three months with Mayra Wonderful Remedy she reports regular bowels better health and happiness. The ad promotes refund with Melintyra Drug Co. and local druggists.
An old advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a tonic for coughs weak lungs and gold-ravaged conditions. It claims calcium provocation improves health and notes pricing and war tax implications, listing Eckman Laboratories Philadelphia as the source.
A fragment recounts Northumberland Fusiliers in a captured village where soldiers loot a lump of food aid. An officer stops the group and scolds them for trying to haul a swollen box, misidentifying it as a dugout eye box. The exchange highlights discipline tensions amid wartime chaos.
A fragmented clipping riffs on European kings planning a united front while contrasting a bold American ace. The garbled text praises a coalition of monarchs yet hints at rivalry and strategic moves in high stakes rivalry. The line echoes a period tone of sensational puzzle-like discourse.
The sinking off July 1 during World War I left many crewmen in the sea after the ship lost momentum. Major Lyon was forced to the conning tower as German officers questioned him denying aviation ties. Survivors aboard the captain’s boat were rescued by Lysander after thirty six hours adrift with biscuits and water. The pursuit by the submarine caused capsizes and drownings while a Canadian sergeant clung to the keel. The Lysander commander described the submarine’s ferocity and alleged attempts to ram survivors’ boats.
Years after the incident no naval craft reached the site and wreckage may have drifted by without discovery. Efforts to locate and end the trape of the missing boats remain unresolved.
An old advertisement targets chronic dyspeptics promising rapid relief from indigestion. It urges readers to eat a hearty meal then take Brincels Tablets, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad touts a pill named l-nesla as the remedy.
The Washington Star records a spat about pet ownership with Mr. Heckton claiming Henrietta handles the dog and canary while disputing control. The exchange reveals tension over who has authority at home and who speaks for the household.
A Wilson county farmer told the Neodteha Register that the egg shortage stems from the suffrage movement's progress, claiming hens have stopped laying as they try to learn crawling actions despite no basis in fact.
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