Ogden News Roundup Highlights Local Movements and Rail Work
The Ogden area reports include staff changes at departments, military enlistments from Ninth Ward youths, and a note on the Lucin cut off repairs by the Southern Pacific. Work at Lakeside quarries continues with 15 men employed and rock supplies readied for heavy storms. Ogden Electric and local stores relocate or expand, and residents are preparing for a busy season with discounts on monuments and new business openings.
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Lucin
Southern Pacific
Graat Salt, Lake
Eiton
Magtet
Lakeside
Rock i
Forest Service examiners and travel amid coast to coast work
The report notes examiners from Chicago and nearby offices undertaking travel across multiple national forests including Salina, Charlie, Bonthern Ive and Western Wyong. They hold visits to assess and grade exams and oversee civil service duties while on assignment. A marriage license issued to G Waldron of Morgan and Lilian Hees of Lisnanot is also recorded.
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Ona
W. Ii
Tilec
Thnece National
Horn returns after seven years absence to lead Chehalis school
Thomas P Horn, after eight years away, returns to Chehalis Washington to head the water-fraking school for boys. Appointed before as tax commissioner of Olympia for four years, Horn now oversees over 200 boys as he resumes work in Washington's industrial fields. Superintendent Mor n notes continued prosperity with rapid lumbering growth and high wages drawing workers. Horn plans to depart soon as an important week awaits his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Horn
Chehalis
Wash
Afcor Betwe
Nsslat
Olympia
Yorn
Washington
Morn
Washington Ulue
My. Horn
Funeral Services for Thos W Horn Held in Presbyterian Church
The funeral service for Thorann W Horn was conducted yesterday at 3 pm at First Presbyterian Church. Attendants included businessmen and friends. music featured two solos by Gus Founders. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Horn died last Friday from injuries after a mine blast near Promontory Point, while working with his son. the accident occurred at noon and he died at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorann W. Horn
First Presbyterian Church
Hire Wuorber
Hav, John &, Carver
Gus iFounders
Moontlan View
Horn
Mary Pickford in The Little American at Cozy Today
Mary Pickford stars in her best production The Little American showing at the Cozy today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
American Tank Taken by Hans in Amsterdam
Fragmented report notes a German capture of an American tank near Amsterdam. Text mentions July and U.S. forces in the Aisne area and references German responses, with unclear quotations from La Wolff and Herr Behurmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Amsterddam
Prisoiney
Herr Behurmann
la Wolff Livre Ispitih Hada
Battleship accident claims crew in haze weather
A battleship suffered a deadly miscue during target practice as poor visibility and pilot error led to a fatal collision. One fireman perished while others were injured, triggering an official Navy probe and a formal announcement naming the incident and the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulalana
Navy
Ivar
Moser
Margran
Guiltperk
For Sale and Rent Items in Town Listings
Fragmentary sale notices list a heater a range an office chair and other items with incomplete details. Rent listings show furnished and unfurnished premises including a close in rental at a quoted amount.
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Ing Town
FMS
Kylek
Fifty Men Called Go Shipyards on Coast
Washington forwarded transportation to Employment Branch for sixty men to report to Puget Sound shipyards. Urgent call targets those with common schooling, sound health, and capable minds. Transport sent from Washington. local Civil Service officials urge rapid reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. c
Braminer J. W. Beckett
Puget Sound
Waacan
Wash
Civil Service
New police auto joins city fleet in upgrade
The city has revived a new Luick six cylinder automobile bought from the Chees Ing Automobile company. Delivered this morning, it replaces the old patrol car that logged 26 000 miles pursuing murderers robbers highwaymen and felons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luick
Wixty Horae Power
Chees Ing Automobile Company
Ogden
Automobile Company
Purchange
Oregon Short Line general manager visits city
Platt vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line Railway and president of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company is in the city on official business. It is expected changes in personnel may occur with staff reassignments after a recent order closing several offices. Mary Pickford appears in her beat tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingaton
L Hesrington
Utah Canating Company
Aall
Vinh Parking
Utah
United States
Ogden
James Anderson
Marcil Canine Sompacy
Mitten
Platt
Oregon Short Line
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Naval reservists must be registered before tomorrow night
Young men recently enlisted in the naval reserves and aged 21 since law’s date must register by tomorrow night per Chief Carpenter’s Mate B. W. Grey. They will not enter local draft but will join Class Five One for reservists and be sworn into the U S Navy at Salt Lake. Reservists called to active duty will be sent home with leave on notice and ships. those already on active duty are exempt. Applies only to those who turned 21 since the law’s date and are subject to the new call.
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Naval
B. W. Grey
Heer
Navy
Navid
Nav
United States Naval Department
Salt Lake
Tocel
Baseball betting preview features Salt Lake Wilson club matchup
Southern Pacific baseball team schedules a game with the fast Wilson club of Salt Lake next Sunday at Gene Wood Park. Joy Stone and Elorsy Greenwell anchor a strong lineup to face the Bat Lakerd, promising a read bath lane for fans.
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Bavahall Ely
WILE
Fast Wilson Club
Salt Lake
Ibself
Joy Stone
Elorsy Greenwell
Ogden Invention 5 Demonstrated in City Showings
An invention by Fr. Strateht of Ogden, manufactured by the Universal... Rim and Monoufseturing Co., drew attention at the Aubinmobile show and is now demonstrated on Twenty Sixth Street between Hudson and Grant. It holds a rim on a wheel with four faulty parts, enabling removal with aid, attracting interest from intercity observers.
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Furl
Strateht
Ogden
Willer
Triversal Ane Rim
Hudson and
Grant Avenues
Straight
Registration for 21 year old men to register June 5 1918
All male residents born between June 6 1896 and June 5 1897 must register on Wednesday June 5 1918 between 7 am and 9 pm at the local draft board office or a designated location. If away contact the local board, return a proper certificate, and mail by June 3. The clerk may help prepare the card. penalties include imprisonment for failure to register. Registry agents listed by location in Ogden area.
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Regular Army
naVy
Etmarine Corps
National Guard
Naval Militia
New View
Oteers
Office of
Lagal Board
Ogden City
Danbell
Garner
Tray
Phono
Ida Filaders
Graat
Phog
Wealty
Macock
Hantha Wilson
Hell
Phot
Sarah
Gledhill
Marion Reklardt
Anna Dubhim
Grant
Margaret Dent
Edlen Stevens
Te Paine
Mary Jones
Wally
Dora Wagsinit
Sarat
Christina Harrop
Harrisvilla
Stead
James Arrop
Washington
Minnie Westmal
The
Local Officials Listed for Village Committee Positions
A damaged OCR segment names J. WW. Volker as president and George W. Kenney of Salt Lake as president, Vy Btraight of Ogden as secretary and treasurer, with F. Atte Mic and R.A. Sixoo of Ogden as directors, outlining the village committee lineup and roles amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WW
Volker
George W. Kenney
Ogden
F. Atte
Gute
R.A. Sixoo
Lynne Ward Society Meeting Set With Guest Speaker
A regular meeting of the Girls' Friendly Society will be held Wednesday at the ward chapel at six o'clock. Lynne Ward will address the gathering on the topic Our Allies with selections to be given by the choir. Members and the choir of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd are invited to attend.
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Lynne Ward
Oelock
Nathan J. Harela
Girls’ Friendly Society
Glota' Friendly Society
Epizcopal Church of the
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Deaths and funerals noted for Kilhem Goearpe Kieam aged seven a Uintah resident with service details at Mrs Joseph Menten's home. Julia Maud Irwin aged many and a long Ogden native with spouse Walter Irwin, daughter of John and Hila Clark, with LDS ties and a pending funeral date and arrangements.
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Kiehm
Goearpe Kieam
Turmer
Uintah
Afirmman
Joseph Menten
Geane Avenue
Keonar
Lewis
Joseph
John
Dave Musselman
Roth Mussel
Man
J.B. Mentern
Tine
Hie Guneral
Ater
Irwin
Julia Maud
Waller Irwin
Quincy Avent
Thoreward
Ogden
Hila Weeton Clark
Walter Irwin
Imother
Loesile
Ben
Walter, Jr
George Ether
Clon
Neyburn
Idaho
Irwin Swell
Cley
World Markets Open Strong Amid Steel and Equipment Gains
Stocks were active at today’s opening with gains led by steel and equipment shares. May contracts showed firm activity as investors push ahead after early trading.
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Btoop AB
Eins
May
Tey
Bonrin
Furrests
Leatteen Beard
Pingree Schools Crowded With Babies
One thousand babies examined and weighed under a U.S. Labor Department program conducted through Pingree School under Superintendent C Falineon. Parents and teachers, joined by Children’s Aid Society and Parent-Teacher groups, filled four rooms as weighings continued. citywide plans to expand the effort within Weber County are discussed.
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United States Department of Labor
C. Falineon
Pingrae
Mothera
Peand Faghery
Children’s Aid Sociary
Parant-Teachera Associationa
Federated Elubs
Schol
Povernment
Warhington
Johnson Ta
Weber County
Ogden
U5 Establishes New Headquarters in Weber County
W.W Peaston Thoman, local representative of the States Relations Service and extension division head for Utah State College, will move to Room 218 Federal Building as the new headquarters. He serves as county agricultural agent linking Weber County Farm Bureau and US Department of Agriculture. Also stationed are Miss Anna Tadwig and Alonzo West, with duties connected to the college and county home demonstration work.
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W. Peaston Thoman
States Relations Services
US 8
Department of Agriculture
Haa
Federal Building
Sir. Thoman
Utah Agricultural Ecatlego
Weber County
Department of Nariculture
Alonzo West
Thomas
Liberty bonds and steel gains pace amid market activity
Strength and specialties rose amid pressure as Liberty bonds held firm while United States Steel advanced well above par. Large single lots traded, with 1009 to 6000 shares contributing to gains. Bonds such as Liberty 33s moved near 99.68 to 99.80, while 4s touched the 93.3% to 93.50 range and 444s around 95.76 as pools and sectors like tobacco, molora, and minor specialties showed further improvement.
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Andar
Liberty Bonds
Uder Press
United States Steel Inis
Tobacoos
Molora
Liberty 33
Chicago Markets and Livestock Reports Summary
Chicago and regional markets show mixed activity with grains rising and cattle hog and sheep values fluctuating. Livestock listings from Ogden, Kansas City, and Omaha reflect variable demand, with hogs and sheep strengthening in some reports while cattle prices ease in others.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
SONY
Omaha
Sroudiris
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
IGAO
Unclear Rail and Industry Mentions Across Multiple Firms
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous companies spanning steel, copper, oil, tobacco, and transportation sectors. Mentions include General Motors, United States Steel, American Zinc Lead, Great Northern, Reading, Southern Railway, and Illinois Central among others, with scattered city and state abbreviations and partial product references. The fragment resembles a directory or index of industrial names rather than a cohesive article.
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American T. & T
Atl, Guit & W
Baldwin Locomatica Ballingore & Obig
Chesapeake & Onio
Chicago
Mil
Northern Pacific
Ohio Chips
Wanda Oe
Ens
Pittaburg Coal
Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading
Csi iRep, Iron & Bier
Sinclair Ol & Tee
Souther Parifit Southern Railway
Fiap
Sptndebak Corporation
Ce Esanes
Tennessee Copper
Texas CO
Oes E Tees Tobacco Products
Tinion
Ind
United States Steel
Mag jUind Copper
Wabash
Weatinghonsa Electria
Willys-Overland
Ates American Zinc
Lead
Sun
Butte and Steering
Crla
Petroleum Montana Power
Shattucs Arizona
Mnven
Cetpeeeegae AB
Utah Stocks The Closing Salon for June 4 1918
The Utah stock column lists numerous mining and financial quotes. Albion Mining, Rexall, Capper, Howell Mining, Lehi Tintle, Prince Mining, Sells Atining, Silver King, Tintic Standard, Walker Mining, and various banks show bid and ask prices. Industrial stocks include Amalgamated Sugar, Cement Sec, Home Free Inc, and States Tel among others with brief price marks or openings.
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Albion Mining
Columbus -Rexall
Nas
Erama Con
Capper
Br. East
Ngtle Gon
Howell Mining
Tron Blussow
Lehi Tintle
Michigan Uwh
Prince Con
Ave
SHC
Walker Mining
Amalgamated Sugar
Naked Cement Sec
Home Free Inc
Ion Coal
Mi. States
Wiah Fire Otay
Ogden Pek. & Prov
Arket
Wlabtdabe Bagaty
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Bramwell 'S
Dan Phong Me
Royal Gate
William Anderson
Camp Lewis
Armining Philaielans
Qgeden
Andersott
Gread
Greanwell
Ogden Wah “Knitting
Washington Agrnis
26Th St
Kavax
Military
Servion
Warren L.caysey
Jebor Obard
Aiar Terminator
Jacksonville
T. Haszis
Algaal Corps
Skeen
Oxdep
University of Utah
University
Daniel Alexander
Board of Regents
Féaehington Avenue
Ogden Electric Go
Daisy Rolapp
Meleap
State University
Mies Rolapp
Mandlwon Avenue
Miter
Charles 1
Mexlck
Amy I
Davis
Adam 1
Meterson
Ha Court House
Ogden Standsard
Mina Allen Potersaty
Milas May
Rica
Offerman
Tonpat
Mitchell
Gey Thieson
Toch
Leadville
Cole
Ace
Mes
Fensen Af Preston, Tekn
Caden Prienadt
Washington Avenue
Ogden Eleuie Co
WC. Fryer
Stork
Dery Ville
Wiah
Jacak
Gavin
M. L. Donés Coal & Fea Co
Eitizer
Ogden Sewn Mine & Clay Company
Enn Pres Son
Pvory Partcular
Haero
Jenson
Harrie
David Jenson
Gutio
Col
Hudson May
Adot
Wiwl Wripheit Lane Company
Witter Robinson
Provo
Vitor la Cgier Toils
Mra
Stevenson
Miko
Nev
Felends
Renest
Winkler of
Waldron
Morgan
Lillimt Hees
Lisunot
Thos
P. Horn
Thos. W. Horn
Short Line
Teensky
Ella C. Farley
Farley
Ames Goddard
Canyon
Mary L. DeLong
Ida Harter
Dovigins
Kale van Dyke
Fidella Trorlicht
Sarah B Bldridge
Wealthy Marriott
Nora Winkle
Maminds A. Harrin
Adams
Cora Langlois
Aaron Jackson
Charlotte F. Titlotxen
Matilda Lucas
Twentyfourth
Sarah Gitting
van Buren
Clara Hancock
Tackeon
Merribel Stevenson
Jauincy
Buon Shreeve
Aladi‘non
Eve Jones
Annie C. Allen
Gertrude D. Spencer
Derrick
May Kerahaw
W. No
Hazel Pace
Twentyintithy
Elizabeth Lochhead
Willian Armstrong
Tinitle Incknon
Zephyr A. Doyle
Thane
Burch Creek
Grace K. Thackwell
Eden
Oillo M. Graham
Pare West
Zena Chugg
Harrisville
Levi J. Taylor
Hooper No
T Ronaldeon
Warren
Torens K. Nelson
West Warren
L While. West Weber
M. J. Cullen
Wilson
J. A. Maciin
Upden City Plural Co
Teenlyfourth Street
Tiare Tbh
Pingree
Ghicago
Ogden Livestock
Union Btock
Tha
Marker
Rees
New York
Noel Sugar
Tran
Waynes
J. A. Hoyle & Coy
Hudson Avenue
Tesoret National
Armers & Stars
Walker Bros
Fire Mall
McCornick & Co
National Bank Republic
National City
National Capper
Becurity
Nat'l
Zian's Sav
Gere
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