July Sales Show High Standards and Wide Sizes
The liberal price reductions appeal to women seeking bargains and wearable quality. The sales offer a broad range of sizes, though some broken sizes and odds ends remain. Prices are set low, with materials often worth more than asked, and shoppers are assured courteous service whether buying now or browsing for later.
Resist the Temptation to Complain Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues women should avoid constant complaining about troubles as it harms families and reputations. She cautions that dwelling on grievances feeds bitterness, fuels divorces, and damages children and spouses, urging quiet endurance and decency instead.
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Lila
Rotary club condemns state road action in Weber county roads
The Ogden Rotary club passes a resolution denouncing the state road commission over Rivers, Pleasant View, and Ogden canyon highways. It protests bid specs favoring external materials, cites high costs of 20 000 per mile, notes lack of protests hearing, and urges use of Utah cement and locally produced materials.
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Ot. A. Eldredge, Jr
Charrasma
Ogden Rotary Club
Riverdale
Peasant View
Ogden Canyon
Licorary Club of
Ogtendors
State Town Commission
Riverdals
Pleasant View
Weber County
Thatle
Rotary Clib
Ogden
Merchants’ Associaion of
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Weber County Farat Bureau
Board of County Commissioners
Road Commission
Utah
No title present. Aimed at women to stop complaining
A short admonition arguing cowardice in unloading sorrows on others. It urges women to quit complaining to brighten their own world and cheer others, implying personal accountability and self-care.
Homemade Root Beer Delights with Little Cost
A lively note extols homemade root beer as delicious and inexpensive. It promises refreshing flavor with just minutes of effort and asserts the drink suits unexpected guests, kids after play, and all casual occasions.
Canteen Workers Thank Women of American Patriots
Red Cross canteen workers at the Union Depot in Ogden express appreciation for the Women of American Patriots for supplying cookies cakes and fruit to soldiers passing through the city. Supplies had grown low and soldiers were turned away before appeals in the Ogden Standard prompted public contributions.
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Red Cross
Union
Tago
Iriita
Ogden
Col. Martin Decorated in Seattle by Pershing Field Officers
In Seattle a notable gathering of officers including Major General James McAndrew and Brigadier General W. H. Hodges witnessed Brig. Gen. Charles H. Martin receive the Distinguished Service Medal from General Pershing. The citation honors Martin for service in France with the 26th Division. Reed the Classified Ad.
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Col. Martin
Seattle
James McAndrew
Pershing
WH. P. Hodges
Charles H. Marin
Cal. Martin
National Army
Wan
France
Hog raising urged to boost regional economy
In Ogden region, Superintendent S. Jensen urged farmers to expand hog raising as the backbone of local agriculture. He predicted the packing business would reach 10 million dollars in turnover this year, with payrolls exceeding 200 thousand dollars and 800 to 1,000 workers seasonally, while stressing fattening hogs to finished products for local markets and Europe.
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Weber County
Jetsen
Ogden Picking & Provision Company
Lo Ze
Thia
Jensen
Jens
Trr Rotary Club
Ogden
Wind
Idaho
Iowa
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
United States
Umea
Ney Avery
Iwil
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Europe
Dee Hospital Improvement Plans For 90000 Dollar Work
Delayed plans and specifications for a proposed new addition to the Dee Memorial hospital will be reviewed by the board of business at the inglation next Monday night. Bids will be invited immediately to begin building operations. The improvement calls for 90600 dollars to be spent.
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Pre Memorial Hospital
Guest of King London at royal luncheon
General John J. Pershing, leading American troops in the victory parade, was hosted by Queen Mary and King George at a luncheon at Buckingham Palace today. Details indicate high-level Allied reception amid wartime triumphs.
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London
John J.wershing
Queen Mary
King George
Luecheon
Duckinguans Palace
Texiay
John C. Green
Elsa Gravich
Helen Rakish
Matilda Kenyall
Tony Koloff
George Corvellas
Guat Kochitis
Search for Boy of Seventeen Years in Richton Miss
A nationwide search has been requested for 17-year-old David Cochran of Richton Mississippi. The Red Cross and selective service bureau seek help locating him after he left home June 16, 1918, possibly enlisting or entering military service. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to his whereabouts.
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Richton
Miss
Ami
Ageal
Eervice Bureau
the Red Cross
David Cochran
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