Weather and Crop Report From Mountain Region Areas
Weather and crop conditions across Utah and surrounding territories indicate continued abnormally warm weather with light showers in some areas. Irrigation water stresses affect crops and grazing ranges, with cattle losses in parts of Millard Wasatch and Cache counties. Harvests progress unevenly with winter wheat and rye well along, oats fair, spring wheat poor to southern counties, potatoes and beets needing water, and tomato districts expected to have ample water. Temperature ranges vary by locale from the 30s to the 100s, with dry stock and mixed pasture conditions reported across multiple towns.
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Utah
Silacent
J. Cecil Beet
Salt Lakes
Millard
Wasatch
Cache
Warley
Wye
Deseret
Dughesne
Ltah
Langle
Uial
Outing of U. of U. To Be at Lagoon Friday July 11
University of Utah faculty and students will gather at Lagoon on Friday July 11 for the annual outing. Many alumni recently returned from military service join current students and professors for a day of swimming contests a luncheon open air drama and a moonlight dance at the resort. The event aims to celebrate the school’s rejuvenated community with press attendance and public invitation.
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U. of U. To
Lagoon
Vormer Studenta
University of Utah
Lagoon Gest
Mublic
Deer from hills visits Slaterville and Harrisville
Slaterville and Harrisville leaders discuss a large deer sighted visiting both communities. Deputy Game Commissioner Bdek Antlerson says the animal appeared Monday, wandered the farming lands, spooked by Japanese at Harrisville, and was finally driven toward the mountains. Game Warden Anderson notes the deer’s surprising distance from its usual habitat.
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Slaterville
Harrisville
Anderson
Opposed Immigration Contracts Hailed by Labor Leader
Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, attacked unrestricted immigration for four years, arguing a coalition of corporations, trusts, and shipping firms would trap immigrants under harsh contracts. He described workers shipped in, boxed into trains, then driven to factories and stockyards, while trusts publicly advertised they did not want American labor.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
United States
Samuel Gompers
Federation
pan-American Federation of Labor
Gorpers
Notice of Royal Cafe Lease Transfer in Ogden Utah
After July 18 1819 the lease fix tures furniture and entire business of the Royal Cafe 338 26th street Ogden Utah will be under the management of Morris Wong. The said Morris Wong is not responsible for only contracted previous to 18 1910.
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Royal Cafe
26Th Street
Ogden
Utah
Morris Wong
Secretary Houston to visit Ogden for forestry matters
News notes that United States Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston may visit Ogden in August to discuss forestry issues with District Forester J. F. Kneipp. Houston and officials including Clay Tallman and Henry I. Graves may attend the Western States stockgrowers convention on July 21 in Salt Lake City.
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United States
David F. Houston
Ogden
J. F. Kneipp
Forestry Service
California
Kneipp
Salt Lake
Houston
Borak Proposes Senate Demand Over Bliss Peace Letter
Washington July 10 Under a resolution by Senator Borak Republican Idaho the president would be asked to send to the senate a copy of a letter said to be written by General Tasker Bliss on behalf of himself Secretary Lansing and Henry White protesting against the delegation of the peace conference Teasing Shantuns
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Washington
Borak
Idaho
Wilson
Senate
General Tasker
Bliss
Lansing
Henry
White
One of the Finest at Ogden Theatre featuring Tom Moore
Tom Moore stars as a mounted policeman in a Goldwyn feature at Ogden Theatre. The plot centers on Larry Hayes and his romance with Maes Jane Andrews amid a dramatic trail of misjudgments, a prison, and a park confrontation. A tale of romance, devotion, and suspense unfolds as trust is tested and love endures.
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Tom Moore
Ogden Theatre
Goldwyn
Ogden
Louis
Ile
Varry Hayes
Maes Jane Andrews
Hymal
Larry Hayes
Elinas
Larry
Mayes
City Officials Plan Inspect Municipal Power Sites
The city commission will inspect potential sites for a municipal water reservoir or power plant. City Recorder Critchlow, City Engineer Tracy, City Attorney Reeder, and others will travel to the Ogden River area to Cobble Creek and Skull Creek to assess options.
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Tex
City Commission
Critchlow
Tracy
Reeder
A. T. Wright
Weber County
A. L. Ghamanu
J. A. Eldredge Jr
WFE
Ippann
Ogden River
Cobble Creek
Skull Creek
Nat Itontay
Laud County
Roads And Crops To Northeast Of Coden In Poor Condition
District Pores Engineer J. 2. Mar tin has returned after a ten day automobile tour through southeastern Idaho and northwestern Wyoming. He reports roads in that district are badly in need of repair and crops are drying up. He cites Star Valley as especially affected where feed will not meet winter needs and much dairy stock may be sold.
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J. 2. Martin
Idaho
Northwestern
Wyoming
Martin
Star Valley
Shoplifting Case Set Before Court in Ogden
The City of Ogden brings a shoplifting case against a woman named Jane Doe arrested yesterday at Wright's department store. The case is scheduled for next Monday morning in city court, with Judge Roburts presiding. The woman allegedly attempted to steal two small articles from the drug counter of the store.
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Ogden
Jane Doe
Wright's
Tt. Roburts
Vwie
Money Returned to City by Miss G Potter
The city received back 31.52 from a 150 appropriation for Miss Genevieve Potter city home demonstration agent and extension work at Alex Agricultural College. The unspent balance was returned to the city treasury as her work ends and the equipment is now with the Child Welfare Bureau at 414 Twenty-fifth street.
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City Commission
Genevieve Potter
City Home
Alex Agricultural College
Miss Potter
Child’ Welfare Bureau
Twenty-fifth Street
Fragments Describe a Patent Remedy Advertisement
A damaged OCR fragment presents an advertisement touting a drink habit remedy and revival of health. It references names like Austen F and a New York reader, with unclear details about effects and usage. The text is garbled and few concrete facts remain.
Knights of Columbus to invite sixty new members next Sunday
A local office announces that the Knights of Columbus will take in a class of sixty new members next Sunday following a regular meeting at the Fraternity hall. The move reflects continued Americanization efforts and aims to promote constructive ideals for community welfare.
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Knights of Columbia
Ogden Dodge
Stabs Natioes
Ami
Knights of Columbus
Men & Palen
Ordi Im Tha
United States
Kewing Classes Start For City Girls By Ruth Dunn
A large turnout of girls from across the city attended the first Thursday afternoon session of the core class conducted by Mrs Ruth G Bunty for the juvenile court. The classes meet each Thursday at 2 oclock in the spring department rooms. Each girl should bring her own thimble and a needle. The day’s work included making doll quilts.
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Ruth G. Bunty
Healty
Atten
Merchants Seek City Expenditure Statement for 1919
Ogden merchants push for a formal city expenditure statement in connection with the Industrial survey. The city commission today directed the city auditor to prepare a detailed showing of total spending by the commission for street paving ridewalka gutter curbing repairs and other public improvements for the year 1919.
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Industel
Ogden
Boar of Commissioners
Austrian Beaten To Death Near Garfield Town
A Austrian resident living in Garfield was beaten to death near Tooele Utah. The victim, Pasargigh, 38, had been in Garfield for months. Sheriff Adamson leads the investigation with no arrests yet. The crime remains a complete mystery with few clues and details unclear.
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Topela
Governors to Entertain Convention Guests in Ogden
Officials announced a Salt Lake City governors convention program with a visit to Ogden on August 20. The afternoon feature includes an open conference, welcome remarks by Mayor Ferry, a formal reception, dinner by Governor Bamberger, and talks on state budget and administrative growth. The following day covers expansion of the National Guard and a trip to Yellowstone.
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Frank K. Nebeker
Salt Lake
Utah
Washington
United States
Neboker
Nebeker
Neheker
Salt Lal City
Ogden
Olger Staven
Horn
Trhernacte
Mdiresa
Wetcome
Hamburger
Ferry
Reaponte
Tiberneelo
Howte
Turner
Herrolloge Inn
Ogden Canyon
Giesty
Browning
Yellowstone Park
Park
Globe Grain & Milling Company to start fall construction
A large Globe Grain & Milling Company plant progresses toward completion with the oregon spur track and other lines extending to the site. About ninety percent of the estimated cost will be expended by fall, and machinery may be installed next year. The elevated grain tanks are already built, and the workhouse and elevator section are planned for operation in time for the harvest, per Construction Engineer Waugh.
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Globe Grain & Milling Company
Oregon
Il Tk
He Ktain Harvess
Waugh
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Holland
Gompers
City Officinl ND Newspaper
NEN Towake A Tap
Coden
Miss G. Potter
Victor
Aes Victor ReGo
Washington Ave
Orpheum
OFC
Herrin Brothers
Utey
Jan Towlavieh
Manaroden
Erdny
Youtlayich
Ruth Dunn
Garfield
Qur
Standard Bottling Co
Madwon Avenue
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