Fraternal Outing at Lagoon Aiding Wounded Soldiers
A Utah fraternal outing at Lagoon turned into a community celebration with athletic events and lunch for 160 wounded soldiers from Fort Douglas. Judge Joshua A. Greenwood spoke on fraternal aims, welcome by H. M. Welfe, Boy Scouts led by Ospar A. Kirkhaus, and music entertained. A featured moment was the reunion of William Horspool and his mother after their long separation, amid the crowd at the band stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lagoon
Joshua A. Greenwood
H. M. Welfe
Utah Fraternal Congress
Boy Scouts
Ospar A. Kirkhaus
Fort Douglasary
Tha Paseling
William Horspoo
Forty-seventh Infantry
Fort Douglan
Tney
Soldiers Home Pan Linderman Visits Ogden as Piska Returns
Infantryman Pan Linderman of the Wildest division visits Ogden to see Mr. Fred E. Sanborn. Mr. and Mrs. J C Beker announce that Jobo Piska has landed in the United States and is en route to Camp Devins Massachusetts. Piska served eighteen months in France and Germany and is expected home daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Linderman
France
Ogden
Fred
Sanborn
J.C. Beker
Jobo Piska
United States
Camp Devins
Mass
Germany
Utah Legislature May Be Called in October for Suffrage Ratification
Salt Lake City July 16 A social session of the Utah state legislature will probably be called in October to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Mrs Elizabeth A Hayward state president of the Utah national suffrage association said Gov Bamberger informed her October will be most convenient for summoning the legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Elizabeth A. Hayward
Ure National Suffrage Association
Bamberger
Farmers Outing Schedule for Weber County Tour
Schedule outlines the Weber County Farm Bureau outing with departure from Twenty-fourth and Grant at 8:30 morning. It includes visits to Clinton irrigation, Davis and Weber canal works, a birdseye view of development, South Weber, Weber Canyon, Peterson Grove Morgan County, lunch, and a return home by 4:40 p.m. The program features a planned dam project and a $500,000 reservoir note.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Tania Bureau
Weber County
Clhinton
Davis and Weber
Davis and Weber Canal
Weber
Weber Canyon
Teterson Grove
Morgan County
Laonve
Alde Road
Peterson
Porterville
Naa
East Canyon
Cattle to be Driven Off the Forest Ranges
Assistant District Forester Warnest Winkler, returning to Ogden after inspecting the Welser original forest in Idaho, says cattle and the forest are stressed by drought. He notes many district associations plan to move stock to market in coming months due to insufficient hay, with spring wheat in southwestern Idaho a total failure and winter wheat about half normal. No rain since April worsens conditions.
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Warnest Winkler
Ogden
Welser
Idabo
Winkler
Idaho
Cabinet officer to arrive for Utah trip next week
David F. Houston secretary of agriculture and Associate Forester Albert Potter will arrive in Ogden next Sunday afternoon from San Francisco, per District Forest J. F. Knelpp. They will travel to Salt Lake City for the July 21 22 lockgrower convention, then preview a two day Uintah Kaala trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Houston
Department of Agricultural of the United States
Albert ¥. Potter
Ogden
San Frain
District Forest
J. F. Knelpp
Salt Lake
Uintah Kaala
Ar. Knelpp
Hope of standardizing a variety of wheat in state
Mr. Thomas announced this morning that aged wheats cost farmers up to ten years more per bushel in this state due to the lack of any standardization. He noted it would be near impossible for a farmer to secure more than a half carload of any one seed wheat brand. Surveys of wheat fields showed many varieties growing, with only a few locations where the crop was uniform in variety.
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Mr.Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Harry Mott Found by Notice in The Standard
The Standard reports that Harry Mott, named as nearest kin by Private Carl H. Lotz, is located after a War Department effort to place a dead soldier's effects with kin. Motz, who died in France, had previously been alerted by a gold star ad.
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Harry Mott
Nlent
Carl HH. Lotz
Motz
France
Bureau of Effects
War Department
Moll
Ogden
Standard
Mott
Christen Vessel To Be Launched At Alameda Cal
In Alameda California on July 31 the christening of the superdreadnaught Utacarbon will feature Miss Margaret Horsley of Price Utah breaking a bottle of Utah water on the bow. Water from several sources is claimed to flood the canal level for about a thousand acres, though local water users protest potential disturbance and foaming from champagne alternatives.
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Salt Lake
Castoma
Utacarbon
Alameda
Cal
Margaret Horsley
Price
Utah
Sntiaee
UAB
Tee Wl
Plain City
Ialyraatt Fee Sud
Pea
Etee
Nanning
Farmers cultivate multiple wheat varieties in county study
Professor George Stewart of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station and County Sericultural Agent WP Thorman surveyed 37 farms across the county. They aim to gather data on the varieties and quantities of wheat grown this year, noting diversification beyond a single variety.
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Big County
George Stewart
Department of
Utah Agricultural Valiegs Properiment Station
WP Thorman
Deaths and Femerais Kromperman Kromperman
Death notice for Martinus Kromperman aged about 82. Died yesterday at 12 45 at his daughter Mrs Blid’s home in McFall 213 Thirtieth Street after illness of two months from age infirmities. Born in Zwolle Holland in 1863 he came to Utah as a child and lived in Ogden fifty years. Employed by the street department. Survived by his daughter and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kromperman
Martinus Kromperman
Blid
McFall
Irakage
Beert
Zwall
Holland
Tah
Ogden
Uke Street
Obscure Obituaries and Funeral Notices Colligate Fragments
Agnes Wright Jones dies at 18 after dental infection leads to meningitis. Funeral at Riverdale meeting house. Lorenx Hanson Amen, 16, dies in Logan after week with grandmother’s family. services set in Tagan. Debris from multiple memorial notices include names John and Bart Krumperuan and Bishop Wheelwright officiating.
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Doseph
John
Bart Krumperuan
Sop. Mt
Tralfth
Bishop Wheelwright
Beuwg
Lindquist
Ofelock
Ames
Lorenx Hanson
Nettie
Wiréeal
Mim. Uy
J. Ames
Logan
Tl A.m
Tagan
PEG DOES HER DARNDEST AT UTAH THEATRE
May Allison stars in Peg Does Her Darn Dest at the Utah Theatre to a large audience. The play, adapted from a Royal Brown story, moves rapidly with humor and display of Miss Allison’s dramatic range. Supporting players include Robert Ellis and Rosemary Theby. direction by George D. Baker under Maxwell Karger supervision.
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May Allison
Youce J Metro
Pergy
Utah Theatre
Percy
Pagey
Eleanor
Mins Ailigon
Mies Allison
Robert Ellis
Rosemary Theby
Frank Currier
Aquatuy Phillips
Dick Rosen
Wilton Taylor
Sylvia Albion
Royal Brown
Hed Hook
George D. Baker
Maxwell
Karger
Local Market Updates and Livestock Receipts This Week
Chicago markets show prices for corn and oats with specific bid levels. Ogden livestock reports include receipts of cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges for steers cows heifers feeder cattle and calves. Joseph Livestock and TAPsr church notes reference a meeting and evolving programs for young people with new courses and committee roles.
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OGDEN
Joseph
Ober
Ecean
Marke
Jowér
Tapsr
sogaLse
First Baptist Church
Plana
Kia
Russell Stevens
Me.Criten
D. McCratney
John Preshaw
Marsha Killjamworth
Eve May
Torohea Carey
Fred Preshaw
Tate
Palmer
Marian Uroner
Maud Stevens
Martha Killinwanworth
P. D. Weber
Edward Lauck
Alla Nazimova at Utah Theatre shines in Sunday Monday act
A fragmented record notes Alla Nazimova at the Utah Theatre as a standout act with varied ticket and seating references. Market-like price snippets for cattle, produce, and financial quotes mix with theater mention, reflecting a bustling period page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Actreseca
Alla Nazimova
Utah Theatre
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets July 17 Report
Kansas City hogs and cattle mixed as receipts near 4 000 hogs and 12 000 cattle with prices shown for heavies lights and calves. Chicago markets see irregular hogs and steady cattle with receipts around 20 000 hogs and 12 000 cattle and range of prices for weights and grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Wits
Coman
Medima
Nelter
Marler Second in For State Marksman
Lieutenant G Marler of Ogden Troop Ty placed second in the elimination shoot for the state marksman title. Sergeant R J Irvine of Troop A Salt Lake led with 31. Marler scored 15. Other Ogden Battery B members posted various scores in the event and related competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman G. Marler
Ogden
R. J. Irvine
Salt Lake
Marler
T. G. Marler
Oscar
Dayton Aviator Plans Daylight Flight to New York
Dayton inventor A Kettering of Dayton will attempt a daylight flight from Wichita to New York tomorrow after breakfast. He flew from Dayton to Wichita yesterday to attend a national tractor demonstration and has a business engagement in New York tomorrow evening.
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Dayton
N. Y
Witchita
Kan
A. Kettering
New York
Wichita
Kettering
Weehita
Lost Green Octagon Bracelet Watch at Lagoon
A reward is offered for a missing ONH green octagon bracelet watch last seen at Lagoon on Wednesday evenings. contact Crown Painless Dentist for information.
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Lagoon
Washington
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Western Automobile Accessories Company, Inc
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Agnes Wright Joned
Clarence Basnerdonus
Walter
Ann Binghaw
Hives
Ian Hines
Iyey
Rkverdaley
Riverdale
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Wilson G. Wright
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Mrg
Lewis Crammer
Myre
Harry
Ogden City
Peg
Young Oi
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Peggy
Fatty Arbuckle
Money Exchange
Mervantite
Guitbert—Deeland
York
Aid
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Liberty
Iriak Robblers
Virginia
Kansas
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