Delinquent Draft Report From Ogden City 1917 Filing List
A clerical report lists Ogden City registrants from the 1917 draft who are delinquent for failing to appear for physical examinations and for failing to fill out questionnaires. The long list names numerous individuals by surname and given name, reflecting the statewide effort to clear draft records and prepare for 1918 procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden City
Whey Alexander
Louis Shortey
Anne Zondervan
Brown Ji
Sehmiall
Wong Theang
Carlo Maritona
Avan
Kind
Albert Zondervan
Frank Na- Inn
George Derg
Mhous Analitis
Harry Chelutenwen
Elmer Cooper
Carls Gareth
Nelson A. Willams
Carroll Gwenn
Bulmio Contreros
Thaxo
Joni Carlson
Willan Raader
Waris Ifong Solo
Guntay Lehmachtel
Or- Ville JT
Zon
Takeshinig
Joan J. Burk
Clavenea Nelson Brown
Sedrick
Syne
Toe Etuartn
Wong Pou Bun
Bluer Tk
Yatron
Karl M. Gardner
John Cneick
John Tt Rose
John Fh. Toole
Ed Walker
Hodolph Montemorant
den. B. Sullivan
John H. Jeanen
Dog Volt
Kithra Zananalla
Otto Lecker
Aimpy Silliman
Sam Perroty
Curt Ford
Carmelo Mendoza
Tucktent Huebita
Marl 'Trikun
Rosd Logutdeen
Tod 0. Edwards
Toi Ker
Leo Nong Qang
Mlolph Zampach
Jesse
N. John Grit
George Kalas
Peure Vitoyyga
Dona Larrenta
Tanac J. Loled
Consuka Miyazlantina
Thanag Tirantble
Walter J. Sheehan
Wooman G. Finingson
Matthew Hackswell
Charles W. James
John W. Mevonough
Pedra Romero
Pulgia Lnehette
N. G. Moot Ming
Loo Choe
Alianza Agattay
Dean H. Underwood
Georga BH. Mitchell
Albert J. Garried
Major Ti, Lowen
John Liviokix
Clarence W. Ferguson
Adone de Georgio
Atta Anderann
Harvey A. Gankor
Nick McLean
Harry A. Downey
Peach Day Planned for September in Piqua
The Yoxker Commercial Club board approved Peach Day with a Sept 18 date in Ure city after weeks of debate over war era celebrations. The plan includes Allah state firemen and a three day program September 16 17 and 30 focusing on civic events and a general gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua City
Yoxker Commercial Club
Yeatorday Fm
Ure
Anon
Allah State
Fort Urrre
Seventy Six Men Sent in June from Ogden
Seventy six men were dispatched in June from Ogden amid unclear clerical notes. The report mentions recruiting offices and a rivalry between stations, with vague references to actions at a total station and metro area details.
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Ogden
The City Cafe Opens Saturday July 6 at 129-132 25th St
We thank our friends for the vacation we have enjoyed and will be pleased to meet you again to give you something good to eat. The City Cafe will open for business Saturday July 6. Theodore Geffas, Proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Cafe
25Th St
Theodore Geffas
Kleanliness Costs Considerable in Mineral Water Ad
Fragmentary OCR note discusses cleanliness costs and a claim about pure mineral water. Mentions Alay'an Kasay Kolingea Katee and garbled phrases about crowds and kramba. No clear event or outcome is shown.
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Kramba
Memorial services planned by Wondcraft neighbors
Neighbors of Wondcraft Ogden circle No 681 plan Memorial services Sunday evening at the W O W hall Thereharp page lists a memorial hour and a city cemetery service. The exact dates and times are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a local fraternal hall gathering followed by a cemetery observance.
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Neghbors
Ogden Circle No
Serviers
W. O. W. Hall
Garment Describes Sleeveless Aportaroatz in Velvet
A fragmented passage notes a sleeveless garment developed in black velvet. It is described as convenient to wear with any fabric and color, fitting varied summer needs.
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Tho Sik
Flood Damages Challenge Forest District 4 Roads
Heavy floods and cloudbursts damage mountain roads in District No 4. Forest Service reports washouts on Lincoln National Highway and other rural routes as snowmelt and storms strain limited funds and crews. Officials seek emergency funds to repair and maintain access amid ongoing washouts and weather threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Flelhry
Ton Alnement Mate
FL Knelpp
Mnowe
Navgada
Austin
Lincoln National Highway
Hnelpp
Wee
Ddnelpp
Andy
Pune
Wipervisor
Fomta Otter
C. A. Nenny
Wyoming Forest
Font
Reema
Anihla
Hhem
Registrants Offered Army Drill Training Option
A city exemption board authorizes registrants to join a preparatory drill course in Amassiteyleland, with Sergeant Lynne Methos and Sergeant Melbin Fy Knaven guiding would be volunteers. The program aims to teach drill elements, develop unit cohesion, and prepare men for service, though safety and eligibility are noted concerns.
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Mimabera
Dell
Deaths and Funerals Involving Japanese Cement Worker
SUZUBE Chigiaro Shaubo, a well known 100A Japanese, died yesterday in hospital from urinary poisoning. Funeral at 2 o clock Friday in Tarkin's chapel. Interment at Golden Clie Cemetery. ANDERSON Will Jney Windge Anderson funeral held Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Christin F. Chaser officiating. The service included prayers and hymns as read by attendees, with the congregation led in singing and reflections on service and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzube
Chigiaro Shaubo
Union Portland Cement Company
O'Clark Prilay Safrernonn
Tarkin's
Chanel
Ieny
Guden Clie Cemetery
Anderson
Will Jney Windge
John
Alty
Nist Episcopal Church
Christin
Chaser
Jenory
Remembering William Hodge Anderson in Ogden Obituary
A partial obituary recalls William Hodge Anderson born New York City October 10, 1881. He lived in Nebraska after youth, married Mary Berg in 1879, moved to Ogden in 1908, joined the Evangelical church then the Methodist Episcopal church, and served thirteen years in the local society before his death on Sunday June 30 at 3 p.m. The tribute blends religious reflection with his life and faith.
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Christ
Mr. Anderson
William Hodge Anderson
New York City
Nebraska
Hidals
Mary A. Berg
el Paso
Wic
Famil
Ogden
Unitsed Evangelical Church
Neden
Episcopalic Church of
Browning
Men Accepted at Camp Lewis in Draft Muster
Reports from Camp Lewis muster office show thirty one men accepted for the fall draft quota. Exemption board notes 39 of Ogden’s 51 quota were sent here. list includes Mark Shermer Royee Swarttarer Frederick A Steward James W Davidson John H Vangel uang Ephram Poulter James Watts ner Peter Kt Goltas Ralph Mall Walter Cashmere Thomas Gouling Oliver Hansell Thomas Malfone Mathias Tanner Raymond Folker Frederick Arnold John Tern Edward Keating Harold Van Tribe Lee Jenkins Robert Murray Joseph Deaney Thomas Greenstrest Lawrence Gale Bert Rankham Bertie Toor Ym A Retnap Norman Boyle Lorin Pardoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Ogden
Archer
Mark Shermer
Royee Swarttar
Washington North Bridge May Be Paved
State Auditor Joseph Ririe heads to Ogden for a conference with city officials, the city commission, and the Ogden Publicity Bureau to discuss the construction of the highway from the Ogden River Bridge north to the city. A delegation is empowered to act, aiming for an understanding on the contract terms and work scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ririe
Ogden
Oden River
Leite l ' Airie
World Markets Drift in Dull Morning Trading
The market moved in a muted pattern with speculative issues like Sumatra Tobacco and Utah copper showing small gains. In livestock, Ogden and Kansas City reports noted steady to higher cattle and hog prices, with specific price ranges for steers, heifers, calves, and sheep across regional yards including Ogden, Kansas City, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumatra
Utah
Royal Dutch Oil
London
Liherty
Cirst
Recond
Chicago Livestock Market Report Gleans Mixed Cattle Prices
The U S Bureau of Markets reports steady to rising bids on fat cattle with strong weight offerings and buyers active. Cattle receipts reach about 6,000 with steer prices near 16 to 18 dollars, cows and heifers around 7 to 14 dollars, calves up to 18 dollars, and butcher stock mixed. Hog prices show firmness with heaviest demand for prime cuts and packing levels around 16 to 18 dollars.
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Ogben Livestock Union
Ogden
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of ‘Marketa
Ilogs
Chicago Quotations on India Trade and US Dyers
Considerable interest has recently been shown in India in dyer manufactured in the United States. There is a fair prospect after the cessation of hostilities judges will largely replace German made articles, which were extensively imported plus the war. The qualities of American made goods are widely received and give great satisfaction to their trade. Read the Classified Aids Read the Classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United
Fay
Slackers urged to renew war-savings pledges campaign
Letters were sent to individuals who had not bought stamps or pledged support. Chairman Fink Driggs said the drive would continue until all slackers are listed as purchasers or provide valid exemption reasons. County reports are encouraging and a conference of subchairmen is planned at the Weber club to intensify the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihei
Fink Driggs
Aeady
Weber Clib
Driggs Hag
Subo
Weber Club
Dempsey Wins Quick Knockout in Joplin Heavyweight Bout
In Joplin Missouri on July 1, Jack Dempsey knocked out Bob Devore in under two minutes of the first round. Both heavyweights fought as Devore appeared unsteady after the opening sequence. Dempsey and manager Teff planned a move for Atlanta with Dempsey set to meet Porky Saturday night.
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Joplin
Black Newmpsey
Bob Devore
Devore
Dempsey
Jasmpréy
Teff
Atlanta
Porky
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Graty
Idaho
Metta Wander
Ane
Earling
Henry A. Greene
Wash
Washington North
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Omaha
Nebr
Abdul
Zanierrieln
Enid Bennett
Pathe's Weekly
Dempsey Hands Devore
Utah Theatre
Chaplin
Bob Service
Dan McGrew
Edmund Breese
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