Big Plant to Buy Surplus Garden Veggies and Fruits
Everfresh plant manager W J Parker announced the company will purchase surplus crops from gardens and farms in Ogden and vicinity at market prices. The plant will operate two shifts to handle evaporated or dehydrated vegetables and fruits, including sweet corn, beets, beans, onions, potatoes, celery, apricots, apples, prunes and peaches. Details and prices are available by calling No 878.
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Ogden
W. J. Parker
Evertread Food Company
Oxden
Vicloity
Market Lng
Parker
Blansger Parker
Everfresh
Whift
Banager Parker
Ten Dollar Fine For Carrying Liquor Into Dry Territory
Andrew Hutchens faced Judge Barker for carrying liquor into dry territory. A $10 fine was imposed after raven beer bottles were found in the car. Hutchens claimed the beer was for his wife per a doctor’s prescription. The judge warned against leniency for violators of liquor laws.
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Andrew Hutchens
Barker
Hutchens
North Ogden Road
Wellaville
I. Dobbs
The Floorwalker and A Message to Garcia at the Rex
Charlie Chaplin in The Floorwalker and a five reel feature A Message to Garcia shown at the Rex tomorrow and Sunday with all seats available. Captain Louis B. Bail will pass on officer reserve corps training camp applications from this district during the event.
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Charlie Chaplin
Garcia
REX
Louis B. Bail
United States Army
Regular Army
Offeer
oMeera’ Reserve Corps
Championship Firemen's Contest closes with Ogden hosts
The Tub Biale Firemen's Association annual convention ended after three days of entertainment in Glenwood, with Ogden praised for lodging and shows. Delegates, kept busy from dawn to late, concluded with a grand ball and sports prizes, naming Brisham the 1818 convention site, defeating Payson and Sandy.
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Spanish Fork Ore Department
Spanish Fork Com
Eureka Fire de Partiard
Glenwood Park
Payson
Midvale
Sandy
Payton
Oxden
Tub Biale
Ogden
Glenwood
Partiel
Aporta
Brisham
Sandy Fa
Reception Tuesday for travelers on Auto Trail to Washington to Maine
City and county highway officials attend a Web er club reception on Tuesday July 1 to hear Secretary of State I M Howell and Evergreen Highway delegation speak about an all year round militar highway from Victoria British Columbia to Texas via the south and east coast. The Evergreen party, now moving south from Vancouver, aims to connect British Columbia cities to inland communities, with Lewiston Idaho arriving en route. Secretary A J Elrod of the highway association says the plan will give winter access from Washington to Maine and bolster regional travel and commerce.
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Weber Club
I. M. Howell
Washington
Men F. Hitt
Evergreen Highway Derocration
Maine
Evergreen pathOnding
Vancouver
Lewinton
Idaho
A. J. Elrod
The
Highway Association
Lewiston
Vaterland Steamship Ready for Use
The Vaterland, the large German liner released by the United States after the war declaration, is nearing readiness for service. Repairs to the ship have cost over $1,000,000, with more than half of captured German vessels repaired for U S. seas. Several ships have already been repaired and placed on American routes.
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Washington
Italy
Vaterland
New York
Wen
United States
USA
Lave Beer
Twenty Young Men Enlisted From Ogden For War Service
Twenty young men in Ogden and surrounding areas enlisted in the army, navy, and national guard since registration day. Names and assignments include posts in Fort Douglas Utah, Seattle Washington, Cottage Grove Oregon, and Chicago Illinois, with units ranging from medical corps to tenth engineers and cavalry.
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ARMY
NAVY
Meden
National Guard
Heyweed
Williams
Ogden
Jeferson
Barracks
Chicago
Fu Logan
Cols
Seattle
Cottage Grote
Ore
Heywood
Ogden Exemption Board
Aummons
Uni Ia
Rabia T. Powell
Glath Company
D. C
Utah
Balt Lake
James Henry Conway
United States Avy
Sattate City
Harvey Pearce
United States Navy
Balt Lake City
Aymond Dea Folker
Quant Ja
National Guard of
Robert J. Jones
Twentieth Infantry
U. B. Ay
Jak Fort
Fort Douglas
Olen Deyo Watkin
U.B. A
James A. Canon
David Jono Cox
W. Infantry
Fort Iian
Willa W. Bethel
Leland V. Jones
Jettergon Tarracks
Louis J. Holther
Tenth Engineers
U. 8
Layal M. Griffin
Leonard Leuis Bibl
En Fated
Wash
Armed Guards Patrol Chester
Chester Ma July 27 Armed guards patrol a large city area after rioting left no deaths but many injured and tensions rise amid claims of racially charged violence. Saloons and amusements closed as authorities report rioting followed the killing of a white man, William McKissney, and importation of black laborers sparks unrest. Public notices include funeral details for Charlotta Browning and a Mra Browning, with services in Eden and Ogden respectively, and an obituary for Thad Horne who died in an automobile accident near Centersville.
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Chester
Ecorea
Percona
William McKissney
McKioney
Deaths and Funerals of Gertrude Graham
Mrs Gertrude Graham long time Oxden valley settler died yesterday at 2 30 am after months of general illness. Born Coalville Utah October 24 1855 she was daughter of Joseph and Charlotte Hallinson. Husband Robert Graham died fourteen years ago. She was active in Mormon church and known in Ogden and Weber counties. Survived by sons Joseph W Graham Ogden Hubert O Graham Eden and daughter Caroline Thompson Eden and by brothers and sisters Florence Barton Oran Utah Charles Musses Dover NH Bapiel.
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Graham
Gertrude Graham
Oxden Valley
Coalville
Utah
Joseph
Charlotte Marford Hallinsn
Robert Graham
Ogden
Weber County
Joseph W. Graham
Hubert O. Graham
Eden
Mia
Caroline Thompson
Jane
Meren Graham
Florence Ft
Barton
Oran
Charles Musses
Dover
N. H
Bapiel
Shipping Board Reorganizes. Hurley Named Chairman
Washington July 2 The complete reorganization of the Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation was finished today. Edward N Hurley of Chicago, who succeeds William Denman, was elected chairman and John A Donald was named to the board.
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Edward N. Hurley
William Denman
Fleet Corporation Organi
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Chicago
John A. Donald
Acid foods and diet myths mislead health claims
A fragment discusses acid foods and alleged effects on blood alkalinity, arguing that diets should not fear acids from fruits like lemons and oranges. It mentions citrates of potassium and sodium, the body's acid balance, and critiques "acid foods" theories while noting that many readers seek guidance on nutrition and health.
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Sonaretien
Arete
Adéraas
Local Officials Elected To Lead County Board Of Demsentors
The county elected Tear Admiral Capps as general manager to succeed Lieutenant General Grethaie. Officers named include President Turley, Vice President Donald, Treasurer T. D. Stevens, and Secretary Lester Sisler. Superintendent Sopertolandent in Exidmor of Box Elder County schools will speak at the Tabarnacle service next Sunday.
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Vics
Theodor Hreaterday
Wheater Bloor
Yeater
G. Whesuay
Bore Wilson
John H. Zundel
D. Wi
Ae Demsentors
Feet Corporation
Tear Admiral Capps
Grethaie
Sopertolandent
Exidmor
Box Elder County Schools
Tabarnacle Sericea
Ogden Elks Plan Dry State Celebration August 1
Ogden lodge No. 719 announces a New Year style party to mark Utah’s going dry on August 1. The event will be held Saturday evening, July 20 at the Elks House on Grant Avenue with members and guests invited. Entertainers and dances are planned as part of the program.
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Ogden
Presidio
San Francisco
Fra Ogden Banks
Ball
Salt Lake
Bantschl
Balt Lake
Dalhaz
Mall
Eccles Building
Eld
Ogden Elks
Utah
Elt
Grant Avenue
Ogden Lodge No. 719
Eventos
Official Lists in Box Elder County Brigham City
Brigham City July 27 The Box Elder County draft examination lists show Box Elder to furnish nineteen men from Washington and the examination of candidates to meet the quota of nineteen men for the draft.
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Box Elder County
Brigham
City
Rox Elder
Box Elder
Wi Furnlah
Weahington
Abe
Lightning strike at Camp Maxwell kills guardsmen
Three members of Missouri National Guard's First Regiment died when a lightning storm swept Camp Maxwell in the morning. Dozen others were injured, some seriously, as the thunderstorm caused fatalities and damage on base. Names listed include D. B. Darla Dwight Tremp Chatlea and DL Carroll Meyer.
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Missouri National Guard
Maxwell
D. B. Darla
Dwight Tremp Chatlea
DL Carroll
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