Miss Ellen M. Meissner Dies in Ogden at 37
Miss Ellen Mutkarei Diarsue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. red Mek star of Ogden died Monday at 0:30 at the family home 1325 Twenty-fifth street after pneumonia complications since May. Born June 18, 1893 in Ogden she is survived by her parents and two brothers George F. Meissner and Harmony Meissner, with George arriving today from California. A former pupil at Ogden Night School she studied under Professor Jonas during her recent trip and was praised as a talented, lovable young musician and student. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Ellen Mutkarei Diarsue
Red Mekstar
Aireet
Ameissner
Ogden
George Aleissner
California
Miss Meissner
Limberg
Grimany
Sawtooth Forest Attracts Campers From This City
Lancelinla Korenter A. F. Potter of the United States forestry service reports Sawtooth Idaho grazing conditions as exceptionally good with lambsweight above average. Government efforts aim to improve camping grounds and recreational resources as roads along the Sawtooth improve. The forest lies south of Salmon and Wood rivers, ringed by high peaks and small lakes, drawing campers from Utah and nearby states. Potters notes roads from Ogden via the Pacifico valley route are good to bring more visitors.
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Lancelnla Korenter
A. F. Potter
United States Forentry Service
Sawtooth Forest
Idaho
Potter
Utah
Sawtooth
Ogden
Pacitello
Dalley
Federal Fire Guard Rules For Rural Rail Areas
The Federal Food Administrator urges counties to guard against destructive fires by inspecting spark arresters at all rail terminals and ensuring engines are clean before trips. Farmers are advised to sever wheat shocks and create firebreaks, stack hay away from tracks, and maintain a ten foot wide fire guard on embankments to halt grass and grain fires.
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Vwtit Ur- Renily
St. Thal
Malion
Armith
Sra
Captain Rob Warwick at WTA Theatre
A chaotic review notes Captain Rob Warwick in a troubled production at the WTA Theatre. The piece mentions wild character actions and a controversial plot, with audience reactions highlighting the play's provocative elements and unintended comedy.
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Capt
Rob. Warwick
WTA Theatre
Eight new steel ships delivered to AmierIAth Glibyards
Eight new steel ships were delivered to AmierIAth Glibyards, featuring a total tonnage of 85,859. The ships, aimed at Hauntings for the week, include 53230 Ave wooden shops and a topriagy of 1,200, signaling a significant shipping lead for the yard.
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Amieriath Glibyards
Sioux City Engineer Visits Ogden on Route to Ban Feanelaco
Sioux City city engineer T El Johnson of Sioux City Iowa visited Ogden this morning enroute to Ban Feanelaco. He was met at the depot by D J Sitlwell secretary of the Ogden Publicity Bureau who escorted him and showed the Twenty third Street paving and the deciared avenue paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EL. Johnson
Sioux July
Iowa
Ogden
Enronto
Mr. Johnson
Wa Mothr
Ile Woo
D J. Sitlwell
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Sioux City
Amb Ue
Mr. Johnson Yan
Slave City
Classification of Men of 1818 Exemption Draft List
The document lists men classified in class one to class five for the 1818 draft, noting the inclusion of those in various service branches. Names include Ledingham, Hunter, Alkena, Bowman, Neale, Sparks, Greenwell, Bur nsy, Wilson, Gale, Hadlock, Flaner, Flirts, Clark, Tolar, Suzuki, Gonsalez, and many others, detailing reclassification and groupings as notices arrive.
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Ely
Usney wo—Palmer W. Ledingham
Coel Nonn Hunter
Joseph Alkena
Cling
Thres
Arthur Wi Bowman
John Trowely Neale
Georges W. Sparks
Ovorpo W. Cutton
Henry J. Cragin
Jonan B. Chamberr
Ellis Tonaldzon
Eugene Nelson
Michael G
John W. Clark
James C. Hadlock
Charles I. MicBrile
Joseph Tiley
Kenneth N. Murray
Cini Tgnes
Rodney A. Bates
Amos G. Warnett
Wierd J. Sorenson
Alexander J
Nrewer
George Q. Rich, Jr
Leonard GH
Cashmore
Wieter J. Bateman
Floyd J. Dadium
Walter B
Choad EF. Brandis
Jack van Heuthum
John §. Lockhead
Gugllelmo Colel
Thomas Tolar
Felix H. Turblean
Senzabura
Mateni
Mnalo Tost
John Pagneti
Genjiro Suzuki
Jose Gonsalez
George B. Shytiil
Thomas W. Todd
Alfredo
Beato Tous Cereboll
Koxabura
Chiba
Massive Cement Contract for West Ogden Elevators
A major project in West Ogden involves supplying about 66 000 sacks of cement by Globe Grain & Milling Co for enormous elevators. Ogden Cement and General Engineering plan to begin within six weeks, with excavation and foundation work starting soon after. The contract is among the largest in the state and includes extensive trenching, pilings, and structural timber and carpentry work.
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Ogden
Mir
EW Browning guns seen in France headline fragment
Fragmentary report states Browning guns seen in France. Wives and relatives of officers noted confusion as details from the front drift through wartime chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frace
Collette Wood Captured in Allied Advance
Reported capture of Collette Wood amid a broad Allied operation. scattered fragments describe a risky frontline action near a coast or town, with movement by forces identified as allied and mention of casualty or distress among the opposing side.
Railroads Face Labor Shortage Prompts Federal Wire
W YL Beckett of the United States employment agency reports a labor shortage in the region. Railroads need 259 men with less than 180 available, risking restrictions and possible nonessential goods curbs and passenger regulations. Beckett has telegraphed Washington about the urgent need and the potential impact on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. YL. Beckett
United States’ Employment Agency
Washington
Beckett
Ian Psenger
Soldiers Parade Through Ogden With Their Band
About 3800 infantrymen marched through Ogden on Washington Avenue yesterday afternoon en route from a western camp to an eastern concentration area. The regimental band led the orderly parade as a detachment from the 146th field artillery passed through without any Ogden soldiers. Information on exact identities was withheld for military reasons.
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Ogden
Uifon
146Th Jfield Artillery
Over There Coming to Atm Theatre This Week
An advertisement announces a large spring picture titled Over Mere to be shown at the Atm theatre this week on Wednesday and Friday with regular admission prices.
Zeppelin Aid on an English Town Described
A recount of a Warrisville ward chapel talk by John Hooper on England during the war. He describes factory production, women in work, and home front morale, noting rationing and sacrifice. He recounts a Zeppelin raid visit and the destruction, then mentions serial screenings at the Lyceum Theatre and the continuing episodes of the Lion's Claws.
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Warrisville
Ward Chapel
John Hooper
Hooper
England
Africa
Lyceum Theatre
Two Sons in Rival Forges Career Navy Marine Service
A. Ul. Brewer, ex mayor of Orden, has Grosend in national service. Leland 15 is at a New York naval training station likely to join the materials division. Chauncey, 28, will leave Orden tomorrow to become a marine. Both sons, graduates of Wever College, pursued further study at University of Chicago and University of Utah.
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A. UL. Brewer
Orden
Grosend
Leland
New York
Chauncey
Mako
Wever College
University of Chicago
Dualveresity of
Utah
Two Are Fit for Army Service
Arnold B. MeChone of 247 Tracy Avenue filed an appeal with the district board from his local board classification. MeChone was given a visa and claimed to have engaged in Iran work. Nelson A. Williams and Arthur McRuch have been examined and found fit for general military service. Williams examined in Portland, Oregon.
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Arnold B. Mechone
Tracy
Mie
Wiatrict Board
MeGlone
Tiase Liece
I Iran
Nelgan A. Williams
Arthur McRuch
Psamine
Portland
Ore
Ogden Boys Sent to Camp Lewis By Local Board
Local draft notice details Ogden youths assigned to Camp Lewis. Entraining locations listed Berkeley Cal and Murthiad. Names include Keller, Silplis, Reynolis, Bidd and James Samgsen lng, with unclear wording around classification and transmission of orders.
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Ogden Boys
Camp Lewis
Tia
Ogden Re
Market Largely Firm Amid Mixed Open With GM Decline
New York trading opened firm with General Motors showing a 9 point drop as the sole notable exception. United States Steel led advances, with gains for Tobacco Products, Mexican Petroleum, and St Paul preferred while several specialties rose 1 to 2 points. Trading then grew irregular as high priced issues weakened and Sunita Tobacco and Liberty bonds moved. Local livestock markets in Kansas City and Ogden showed receipts and varied prices for hogs, cattle, and calves, with steady to firm trends reported in several categories.
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New York
General Motors
United States Steel
Vivollar
Mexicean Petroleum
St. Paul
Prieta
Liberty
Sunita Tobacco
Taerillard ‘Tobacco
Westenn Union
American
Gener Electric
Presse Steel Car
People's Gis
Detroit United Rail
Ware
Lurne Brothers Coal
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Prices
Chicago markets show hogs at varying prices with large receipts and higher activity. Cattle and calves listings indicate steady to higher trends, with beef and butcher stock noted and numerous firm price ranges across classes. The report also lists multiple company names and commodities in a broad market summary.
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Chicago
Chilauo
United States
Bureau of Markels
Choles
Washington Wethers
Chicago Quotations and Market Deltas in July
The report notes better weather and rainfall in Kansas, with corn prices sharply influenced by near-term maturity and a season with generally lower yields. Oats and corn show declines and mixed trading, hogs and provisions rise modestly, while New York stock listings show mixed activity across American and industrials, with notable price shifts in copper, steel, and transportation names.
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Cricagg
Kansas
Tayor
Hwan
Rural Carriers Examination Announces War Time Rules
E A Stephenson announces an examination for Wells County at the post office on August 24 for rural carrier eligibility. The US Postal Service will hire women under war-time rules, and all applicants must file by the deadline with Secretary Stephenson.
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E. A. Stephenson
Leal Civil Gervies Commission
Wels
Allie Yatancley
Tt County
United States Clyal Service Commission
Washington
Stephensary
Warlther
He Cox
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Sawtooth Forest OF
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Mobo
Af Uidy
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Sweden
Clinton
Banedell
Ramaden
Gillvinies
Tilak
Ogden HS
Tor Laulirabreger
Gorikt
Toe Lonffepherser
Aoard Signal Corpe
France
Fair Gerrans
Ani
Oye American
Lattenherser
Tent Tail
Tes Freenenle
Cosette Wood
Brea
Tardennia
Ville -En- 1
I Osharkee
Conia
Tila
Eppelin
Kansas City
Ivy
Mackel Linker
Marke Jstrang
TNION
OGN
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Eicher
Vmirawy
Lowey
Nti
The
United States Army
White
San Francisco
Market StRezy
Los Angeles
San Fernando Building
Isao
Texas
Wethers Hild
Studebaker Corporation
Tenuisséa Copper Texas CP
Irastees Tobarco Proudals Union Pacifia
United Qigar Stores
U.S. Ind
Ateahel
United States Rubber
Tinited States Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash Pid
Westinghouse Electric Willys-Overland
American Zinc
LesButle and
Superior Jeata
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pArorrican T. & T. jAnvenida Copper Vey
Alobisore
Gulf
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hicago
Paul
Ago
Rok Rae
Ceeeey Chino Copper Ween
Colorado Fuel & Lyon
Gorn
Fencible Steel
Gabe Cano
Feneral Pleciri
Teneral Motors
jGrresk Derthern
Venirl
Casa See
Mer
Marina
Ned High
Aus
Wis
AGA Alyste
Apt
Marie Waliams
Red
Ace
Rene
Glynera
Huliclal
State of Tit
Weber Panty
Jane Wallane
WH. Reeder, Jr
David Fe
Ogden Cin
Weber
Ulan, Gn
D. J. Barra
Admini
WL. Reeder
Gree
Malar
Tomorrot
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