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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

8

Preliminary trap shooting practice opens Utah event

Thirty-two shooters from Utah and nearby states joined a practice session for the Utah State Sportsman's Association third annual trap shooting tournament at Orden Gun Club and Country Club. N Neleon led with 97 of 303, beating CL W Nelsey who scored 80 of 100 in the shoot off. The day featured scores, prizes, and the start of the Interstate Association amateur state championship events with trophies donated by local sponsors.

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Beano Gum Ree Mre To Be Canned For First Tie

Reports from Box Elder Salt Lake and Ulan counties indicate cutworms threaten crops as worms bite stalks near surface. Precautions issued as President Terrington expects Weber county beans and many acres of tomatoes for cannery use this year. Weber Davis counties forecast the largest tomato and pea acreage in cannery history, with delays in Far East growers due to weather conditions.

Box Elder Salt Lake Ulan Terrington Weber County Utah Sleng Thiy Line Etn Inc Tix Eeston Weber Davis Pera Fearon H.L Fer Madao Knrton Utah Canners Gestola Wirelers Varlace Connery

University of Illinois Proposes France Belgium City Plan

University of Illinois President Edmond J. James unveils a sweeping wartime reconstruction plan to rebuild French and Belgian cities as model urban centers. The project calls for a united city design team including architects and engineers, training programs at the Champaign campus, and a junior military training camp for high school students as part of the effort.

Belgium Berfae America Edmond Janes James Caneminates France Sala Ae Ee Sty Sas James Ulldlep Jermes Wil Ecope Eecierads Roa Emiical Charterispements We Arte Pelle Bullinza Téidten thana-Champaign Linois Eis Aplend Ana Minots Watley

Chautauqua Week Plans Include Boston Light Opera

Announcement by D J Adams and FE Mille outlines weeklong program for Utah State Chautauqua. Highlights feature Boston Light Opera company performing Chimes of Normandie on Monday June 19 with Dave Gay festival acts and a Grand closing concert led by James Goddard, Ruth Ray, and Robert Yale Smith among others.

Utab Chautauqua D. J. Adama FE. P. Mille Utab Chautauqua Assembly Boston Light Opera Company Normandie Damon Goddard Chicago Grand Opera Company Mies Ruth Ray Stelloist Robert Yate Smith Thureday Frank Dolin New York Times Montaville Flowers Tee Francis Lybarser A. ©. Terner Roland W. Baggott Henry Smith Willams Arthur Walewyo Evans Calvin Fletcher Fitz Bloshara Chautauquai Entertainment Chauncey Harkins Ongawas Jain Sidney Landon Kerese Davault Arthsur Welwyn Drans Guy M. Dingham Henry Smith Williacs Jonter Cha Sealth F-Homes Company Rolant W. Teggatt Darten Shered Limit Spring-Homes Company Guy M. Moshzm Spelial E Turner Chimes Boston Wights Opera. Company Tokyo Sidney Landen America Guy M. Bingham Musical Arts P. McLechure Fran Buta Midsma Catrin Tletcher Mastaridle Florera Polly

Catholic Church of Ogden Observes Liberty Bond Sunday

Bishop Glass urged Catholic congregations in Salt Lake diocese to support the Liberty loan in a Sunday message. Telegram from Bishop Glass to Rev. Cunhaninan called on Catholic faithful to buy Liberty bonds, linking patriotism with religious duty and unity across parishes.

Joerph Glans Salt Lake Diocese St Joseph's “Catholic Ogdenang Dlabop Glass P. M. Cunbnahan

Tale of Two Cities at the Orpheum draws capacity crowds

The Orpheum Theatre shows Dickens's Tale of Two Cities to two full houses, presented by William Fox Corp and star William Farnum. Critics praise Farnum and co star Jewel Carmen, with vivid set pieces and double photography enhancing the tragic French Revolution drama.

Orpheum Charles Dickens William Fax Corporation Etar Willam Farnum Applendid Auppart Cal Harry Devere Ogden Pictures Corporation Ole Mr. Perera Ogden Mr. Farnum Los Angeles New Yor City Paris Bor Wiliam Feroum Jewel Carmen Mr. Farnuty Charles Darnay Marquin Evremogun Sidney Carton Norrow

National Guard Units Celebrate at Armory

Troops M and K of the Utah National Guard joined hundreds of young men for a celebratory enlistment event addressing the new cavalry troop plans. Committees from both units are organizing an athletic program and informal discussions on the organization’s future, with Lt Farley noting activity at the Oxden Cecile Supply company.

National Guard of Utah Orden Wit Tlony Heatte Oce Farley Oxden Cecile

Enlistments Plotted as Three Troops to Enter Service

The group plans to enlist in June and expects Ogden to be represented by three cavalry troops when active service begins. Others announce their determination to go solo, while the Alling of this group reports June enlistments.

Ogden

Quick response to patriotic sermon enrollment drive

Omaha report notes a patriotic sermon by Rex Michael Gluka at St. Fraceis Fotish Tathalle church. After the sermon Captain Frith opened an impromptu recruiting shift and 59 young men from the congregation enlisted for army service.

Omaha Rex Michael Gluka St. Fraceis Fotish

Industries protest war tax increase across multiple sectors

In Washington Jones reports protests by about a dozen industries including panalcoholic beverages gasoline coal timber rubber tires grain and lumber against the 15 percent freight rate increase urged by railroads. The Interstate Commerce Commission heard the opposition detailing industry impacts on prices and jobs.

Washington, Jones

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