Peery Delivers Gospel Thoughts in Sixth Ward Sermon
Elder Peery spoke to the Sixth Ward on Sunday evening, praising Ogden and urging faith, repentance, baptism, and divine authority. He emphasized church duties, the gospel’s restoration, and the work for the dead, citing Joseph Smith and the Doctrine and Covenants as pivotal.
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Joseph S. Peery
Solelaia
Plmah Brown Olsen
Jasoph Smith
Coastellng
Dinah Brown Olsen
William Ss. Wright
Nov ‘Rite
Margare Vend
Yeery
Airmon
Salt Tanke
Ogden
Cenalder Ogdan
Weber Cngmy
Peery
Abraham Lincoln
Hint
Poory
Christ
Godwan
Sam
Peter
James
John
Tin
Hay
Joseph Filth
John the Baptist
Jantea
Joseph Stich
Hitler Veery
Thement
Pioneer Day Celebrated at Glenwood Park Ogden
Pioneer Day celebrations planned in Ogden with a renamed Glenwood park to Loreen Mire Park. Daughters of Monarchs host, Earl Pardee directs entertainment titled The Power of Loyalty, an outdoor open air stage show. Other city groups plan festivities for Liberty Day observances, with Ward Three preparing events.
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Ogden
Cienwowl Pack
Daughters of Moneers
Glenwood Pi
Lortn Mire Park
Earl Pardee
Elon
Blanca Dig
He Eity
Ir Liberty
Hunger Causes of Spanish Influenza Hunger
The dispatch notes widespread hunger amid the Spanish influenza crisis. Densely populated industrial districts report shortages causing distress and high death rates as hospitals reach capacity. The German potato rationing, now reduced, worsens malnutrition and slows production across industries.
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Peraons
Vinan
Walograae
Initettal
Nowspiper
Jermay
Grand Flag Raising and Ball at Montello Nevada July 20
Montello Nevada prepared for patriotic events with a grand flag raising by Southern Pacific employes and a ball. The town, a railroad hub in the desert, welcomed the ceremony featuring an 80 foot flagpole, a marching band, and songs honoring service members abroad. The effort aimed to boost morale as rationing looms and military supply needs dictate fuel, tobacco, and imports for allies.
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Montello
Nev
Southern Vacine
Marino
Ney
Popal
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Hawianite
Mx Tilekey
Mechanicab Department
Southern Pacific
Yas
Southern
Ogden
Bat
Montella
Utah Vine
Nevada
Stontelio
Mette Lowe
Nazareth
Kaiser Hill
Travelers Stop at Jones Grove Near Glenwood Park
Transient campers gather daily at Jones Grove near Glenwood Park in Meecea. A list of visitors crossing paths from Chicago to Los Angeles and other destinations includes I N Harrington, A Moling, Charles E Showa, J J Smedley, Fred Cornwall, Edwin Everett, J L Brown, W McClure, S Soule, and Sam Johnson among others. Many travel through the grove en route to western destinations, with some staying only a night before continuing.
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the Grove
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Charles E. Showa
Tuttett
Biichler
Billings
Mont
Trunk Seizure At Union Depot Foils Bootleggers
Two large steel trunks filled with contraband liquor were confiscated at the union depot by police after days of waiting for owners to claim them. The trunks, traced to Transton, contained beer and whiskey and came with advance警 information of contraband arrivals. No claimants appeared, leading to anticipated sale by the baggage show. Police suspect professional smugglers behind the operation.
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Sunny T
Transton
Mie Lenka
Browning
Pardea
U S May Take In Tobacco Industry Reforms
Government actions may reshape the tobacco sector as new heavy requirements loom. Officials weigh measures affecting production and regulation to curb industry practices and boost public health safeguards.
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U.S
Wamiengton
U S Soldiers Celebrate With French Comrades
American troops on the front joined French soldiers in Bastille Day celebrations. Flags adorned billets and cars as villages near the lines lit up with allied emblems. Crowds stayed outdoors despite showers, exchanging greetings and sharing the holiday spirit while many earned passes to Paris or stayed at their posts with pledged unity.
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Paris
French Day 6 Observed in Ogden
A special patriotic program marked French Day in Ogden with events in the Second and Fifth wards. Speakers included Bishop Titowning and Lester Hirtch white, with Netlia Werrick and Korey Sharten delivering talks on democracy, liberty, and Wilson’s message to America.
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Muaides
Ogden
Hhat
Hia
Lester
Mise Netlia Werrick
Spreng Ward
Corman
Korey Sharten
Wilson
Regan
Fifth Ward
G. W. Wheerr
George Halverson
America
General Electric Employees Strike Report
General Electric workers began a strike today amid wage and contract disputes. Leaders urge resolution as labor actions affect operations, with expectations of further demonstrations and potential impact on production schedules.
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Mage
Jg 16
Gener
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Ton
Ceragbina
WAL
Unclear OCR Striker Comments From Factory Controversy
fragmentary note on a strike at vampaiys factories amid winter hardships and wage changes. references to the mon agor Herr Kehrenbach and war contract guilt, with 12 000 and 13 000 workers mentioned alongside a “staunch and faithful fishy” phrase.
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Mon Agor
Kehrenbach
Fragmentary World War II Reflection on Germany’s Ruin
A terse wartime reflection notes Germany dwindling under Allied pressure as its people face annihilation. The speaker frames the enemy’s pen and propaganda as fueling German destruction, concluding that only ruin remains for the nation.
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Germany
Rapid gains in South Albania front line report
Telegraphed dispatch from London cites Allied advances across southern Albania amid difficult terrain. Italian forces push on western wing and center while French progress in the Russia region. Prenez advance threatens Borat. Bulgarians and Austrians retreat evacuating depots as enemy lines are seriously compromised.
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London
Teuter
Macedonian Front
Albania
Snd
Russia
Losnilza
Touwrica
Borat
Adriatic
Indictment of German rulers in Die Zau tzeit reveals aims
London reports a sharp indictment of German rulers as Die Zau tzeit argues that high officials back a new world order or federation of power while denying any desire to set up a League of Nations. The piece notes Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest as turning points and questions a Teamsters association dinner referenced in the muddled text.
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Massiniliiaa Hardin
German Empire
Brest-Lalorvek
Bucharest
Reichstag Adjourns Until November Fifth
Reichstag members adjourned until November fifth amid reports from Berlin noting the last acts pass taxations and a prospective peace treaty pace. Professor Fehrenbach commented the east session ended with satisfaction and urged government to restore order, conclude economic deals, and stabilize the region.
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Ambturdam
Berlin
Fehrenbach
Trichstag Cout
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