Box Shortage Looms For Oregon Lumber Packers
RANDOM REFERENCES Box Shortage-Williac Geddes, a greg eral agent for the Oregon Lumber company, states a box lumber shortage is likely this season for packing the large fruit crop. Contributing factors include labor shortages in mills and eastern contracts limiting Western supply. Also notes photos, sales, and local notices amid a busy community page with various short items.
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Williac Geddes
Oregon Lumber Company
LOGAL TROOPS MUST BEAT THE ARRY SUNDAY MIN
Government inspection of loyal troops will be held at the armory at 10 30 Sunday morning and it is imperative that not a single man be absent. Reports from Oxden’s department show Chicago superiority and note Oxden has no tower for drill purposes. Judgment Given Judge Pratt awards 651 to Murphy Drug in a divorce case Non-support charged. Ellin reports Washington visit and war activity. Utah Troops Utah Colorado Oregon California New Mexico and Nebraska units move toward Vale Alto Cal for training. Wanted ten men and three boys for construction work with good pay Call Manager Utah Theatre Co.
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Ment
Oxden
Chicago
Oulalda
Chicago Boys
Utah
Theatre Co
Uteh Theatre Co
Utah Theatre Co
Retail Merchants Meet in Ogden Canyon Afternoon
Members of the state retail merchants association gathered at the Hermitage hotel for the opening of the annual convention in Ogden Canyon. Delegates from Provo Salt Lake and other Utah cities attended with Fred E Williams presiding. Officers to be elected and reports by officers and delegates followed with plans for a banquet featuring State Senator Joargh Chon and other speakers.
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Merchanta’ Association
Hermitage Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Itomlart
Provo
Salt Lake
Utah
Fred E. Williams
Daniela
C. M. Lee
Joargh Chon
Alva L. Scoville
J. 8. Carver
J. W. Wilcox
Charles M. Lee
John H. Harper
Bids Received On Sewer District 188 Contract
City commission reports ten bids on Sewer District 188 from Gilbert and Reed Company and Wheelwright Construction. State road commission approves paving of Washteeden arenas and Riverdale road. county tax revenue to fund 35000 for road construction in 1917.
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Cty Commission
Aower
Gilbert & Reed Company
Wheelwright Constrction Company
Atate
Waahteeten Arenas
Riverdale
Fourteen ships sunk in weekly shipping index
London July 11 the stock of fourteen Driftah merchantmen over 1660 tons is reported in the weekly shipping index issued today.
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London
Fourteea Drilah
Jones
Classified Notice Fragments on Wages and Typist Ad
A fragmented classified item offers a young woman under 30 learning wages for shop duties at Troy Laundry and mentions a vintage Underwood typewriter for sale. It also hints at a miscellaneous pick your own cherries event with names and place references Riverdale Napoleon Tartasia and Haptensa.
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Riverdale
Napoleon
Tartarisa
Haptensa
J. Adam
Two Men Found Guilty of Disturbing the Peace
Barlow Brar and Leo Smith were found guilty in police court of distur bing the peace by fighting. Each was fined ten dollars after entering not guilty pleas. The men were arrested on Lonroth avenues between Twenty fifth and Twenty fourth streets following a party dispute. Both claimed a lack of clarity in testimony and blamed a friend for the trouble.
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Barlow Brar
Leo] Smith
Judea Walker
Ofdeera
Johna
Bond
EW Secretary 16 Guest At Luncheon
EW Secretary 16 to be guest of honor at a luncheon at the Weber club tomorrow noon. A.C. Tees, newly elected secretary of the Manufacturers' Association, succeeds Moscoe W. Eardley. George W. Goddard and President George S. McAllister expected to speak. managers urged attendance. Good pay. Call Manager Utah Theatre Co.
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A.C. Tees
Manufacturers’ Association of ‘Tab
Weber Club
Hees
Moscoe W. Eardley
theQats Association
George W. Goddard
George S. McA
Pioneers Entertained at Glenwood Park Event
On July 24 the Daughters of the Pioneers host a Glenwood Park program with patriotic speeches songs and dancing followed by luncheon from 3 30 pm. The event honors pioneers who crossed the plains between 1847 and 1865. Mrs Edward L Rich chairs the committee and a range of volunteers oversee programs transportation refreshments decorations and more.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Glenwood Park
Edward L Rich
Mra
Goddard
J. J. McGregor
Racharl Middleton
Ara
Joseph Ballantyas
Annile M. Middleton
Minerva Shaw
Arthur Wright
Chris Higzare
James Pingree
T. I. Evang
Jennette Morrall
Kate Topancs
Laure White
Sadie West
Tadges
Sacha West
Dora Holter
Death comes to Adolph Rabb in Harrieville
Adolph Rabb aged 28 dies last night at his parents home in Harrieville after illness of two weeks. He was born in Harrieville August 15, 1694 and is survived by his parents and eight brothers and sisters including Mrs C. T. Swenson of Harrisville and Mrs W. Hi. Lowder of Harrisville. Funeral arrangements to be announced after the mother’s arrival.
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Tnabb
Adolph Rabb
Harrieville
Tie
Herrieville
Mra. C. T. Swens
Miss Norma White and I. M. Fisher Wed in Salt Lake City
Society notes report the July 6 wedding of Miss Norma A White, daughter of Mr. Al White, to Montgomery Fisher at the Campbell home, 1677 First Avenue. E L Goshen officiated, a reception followed, and the couple departed for Los Angeles to start their married life.
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I. M. Fisher
Salt Lake City
Mian
Norma A. White
al White
Patterson
Montgomery Fisher
Campbell
First Avenue
E. L Goshen
Los Angeles
Orden
Haa
Mound Fort
German Crisis Seen as Transitory, Says War Dispatch
Washington dispatch notes German crisis appears transitory due to internal problems and military influence. Many officials seen as puppets. real changes linked to army leadership and civilian reform. Austria pushes liberal peace, while German elites maneuver around civil authority amid unrest.
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Washington
Germany
Forsten
Zimmermann
Msi
Merich
von Beth- Mannouwer
Tinalenl- Qeanes
Elena
Nevertheles i
Auatria
Warden Mobilizes Clerk for War Effort
Din Zo keunft July 11 reports Maxioilian Jarden's public ation Bow appears for remainder of the war. Berlin Taxeblatt notes Herr Marden mobilised under auxiliary service law and remains employed as a military clerk.
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Copentiagen
Din Zokeunft
Maxioilian Jarden
Bow
Berlin
Taxeblatt
Herr Marden
Stll
Chinese Troops Enter Peking as Emperor Abdication Expected
Washington July 13 Republican troops dated entered Peking and momentarily expect the abdication of the restored Manchu emperor Isuen g Tung according to a cable from the Chinese foreign office. President Feor Keo Chang Kan ordered the arrest of General Chane Henn who was in Sponaltte for the coup. Dr Wu Toy Fang, colettier of foreign affairs, has reeigned.
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Washington
Peking
Isueng Tung
Forelgn
Feor
Keo Chang Kan
Chane Henn
Wu Toy Fang
No Troops Called for in Idaho
In Coeur d Alene Idaho July 11 Governor Moses Alexander denies any request for U S troops amid a strike by the Industrial Workers of the World in northern Idaho lumber camps. He notes the defense council under 100 members passed a resolution to call for troops, but the governor says it was never presented to him.
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Cover D'Alene
Idaho
United States
Moses Alexander
Frank Z. Gooding
State Council of Defense
Gooding
Alexander
Industrial Workers of the World
Defense Council
Iergten
Liberty bonds traded below par for first time
New York July 11 Liberty bonds sold at 69 4960 on the stock market today with a price drop of 20 cents on 1000, marking the first time bonds traded below par since trading began. Authorities favored freer sales to prevent recession, amid reports of further Liberty loan falls. Also New York July 11 the Retail Liquor Dealers Association abolished free lunch and large glasses of beer in city outlets, citing high prices.
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New York
Liberty
Atock Pz
Wales
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Sinn Feiner to Enter Parliament in Historic Election
Reports from London and Kaysville detail a turbulent set of events. Ed ward De Valera of Imblin university and Brian Veber win seats for Sinn Fein in East Clare with close vote margins over Matrick Lynch. De Valera, recently released from prison after a prior revolution, faces renewed scrutiny as Redmond’s brother, long a Nationalist figure, is noted among casualties at the front. In Kaysville Idaho funeral services are held for Bishop Joseph Freer of Twin Groves with interment at Kayaville cemetery, attended by church and local officials.
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London
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Imblin University
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Ban Bean
East Clare
Matrick Lynch
Profeator de Valera
Bian Feinera
Reentiy Re
Joseph Freer
Kaysville
Twin Groves
Idaho
James F. Emilson
Layton
Kayaville
Nancy G.miller
Yellowstone
Blake
Idaboy Mishap Heaton
Idsho
James E Ettison
Thenry H. Bloot
David Layton
James Criddle
Prudential Elk Basin Oil Co Shareholders Report
A shareholder reports on Elk Basin progress with well No 2, notes larger engine for greater depth beyond 4000 feet, reports favorable indications, no water encountered, and belief that the Rawhide Dome area holds high gravity oil. Cites other firms, local geology, and a shift from selling stock to holding for value.
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Prudential Elk Basin Oil Co
Well No
Proden- UN Oil Company
Thatruth
Java
Wrominx
Mee
Montana
Fie Basin
Prudential
Foter+ State
Intermountain
Afoutana- Wrormlog
Hoyt
Hls
Rawhide
Elkasin
Prudential Company
Fik Iaala
Tawhide
Bettev
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