Random references and ads mix with war topics and local notices
The page shows mixed items including fishing tackle ads and subscription prompts for Bramwell, references to Geo A Lowe Co and early qualifications for service, notes on speeches by Dr Naysmilt and K Flarry & Gadfeld, and personnel changes in Utah railroad dispatching. It mentions upcoming address on war topics, event arrangements by Ogden men, and local shop details at Royal Cafe and Greenwell’s with brief product listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naysmilt
Creretary
K. Flarry
Gadfeld
Ogden Boys Mobilize In War Efforts Through Draft and Service
Registration drives target slackers and new registrants as officials police and sheriff departments push a nationwide effort. Doctors are asked to volunteer to correct Class 1 service defects while Ogden adds three more local youths Howard Hover Moyes and Ernest Wilson to shipbuilding duties and the Oxdes city board trains Nogendo Royal for Fort Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuil
Han Yuen
Marcha
War Department
Ogden
Howard H. Hover
N. 8
Moyes
Ernest S. Wilson
Douglas
Nas Tee Nursted
Oxdes City Board
Nogendo Royal
Fort. Douglas
General Crowder
Navy
Marebal
Crowder
Ural
Muanibyrs
Lave Ben
Anilel
Lucie
Thea
Galt
eBuns
Legal Advisory
G. PeTEAM TO PLAY SALT LAKE NINE
Ogden area notes that the G. PeTEAM plans a Sunday game against Salt Lake. Under Mallinger Stowe and Captain Greenwell the squad practices steadily, with Greenwell likely to pitch and Ben Yarrington and Dickley contributing strong support as the lineup shows promise for a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Peteam
Salt Lake
Qeden Haa
Mallinger Stowe
Greenwell
Teaeire
Nod
Greeswell
Nat Far Heeey
Grant
Ben Yarrington
Dickley W Ith
Strawberry Sharicake
Beary Jets Wood
Shipyards call and local notices erupt in Ogden column
Federal employment in Seattle seeks machinists and moulders for shipyards with local intake at the federal bureau. Also listed are general helpers for Puget Sound yards and a war thrift campaign meeting in Weber county led by Frank S. Wells. Personal items note travels, courtship, and a building permit for a one story brick home at 224 Twenty sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Beckett
Seattle
Federal Employment Bureau
Wr. Beckett
Puget Sound
Civil Service
Frank
Weber County
Weber Club
ILGM
Ith
Peter A. Simp
Lake Rpeaker
W. Collins
War Savings Committees
Joseph Collett
Registration list from Brigham City draft year 19XX
A long OCR dump lists hundreds of registrants with hometowns in Brigham City Tremonton Park Valley and nearby towns. Names include Lamar Wallace Koford Aimer Petersen Leo Flanagan Richard Baylis Anderson Ercy Liyrses Whitaker Moses Edward John Parl age Joseph Leland Nelson Alan Everard Noche and many others across Brigham City Tremonton and surrounding communities. The item appears as a district draft roster with numerous individuals and their associated locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigham City
Sung
Brighams City
Tex Hitler County
Lamar Wallace Koford
Brigham
Aimer Petersen
Remonton
Leo Flan
San
Corinne Richard Baylis Anderson
Tremontan
Ercy Liyrses Whitaker
Willard
Moses Edward John
Parlage
Joseph Leland Nelson
Brighams
Alan Everard Noche
Thatchers
Wilford Vinson Sorensen
Exat Garlaniy
Leon Peter Tunenker
Joneyville
Frad W. Hansen
Tremonton
Clarence l Garneta
Aslwood
Wiliam A. Francie
Arnold Christensen
Tear River Cy
Austin Geran Johnson
Boar Iver
Carl Udy
Riverside
Marvil J. Dean
Srighim
Alvin Davit Nies
Park Valley
Ogenr T
Dather
Drigham
George HW. Dasa Tat
Yana Jensen
Joseph HL. Sorenson
Delgham
Deweyville
Wat
E. Rockwood
Neimar C. Tagoy
Delahan
Gifford H. Wathiud
Ann . Farneworth
Premonton
Foster C.simonsen
Abeerhiver J. Tov Eutt
Cullinston
Lawrence 2
Nation
George Clyde Kewplon
Kaftan
Geo. W. Victor
Alviy E. Morris
Teasette
George Meynold Watkins
George Cordon Campbell
Lremonton
Vernon Hans Sorensen
Rosette
Guy Ilese
Louie Hirsch
Herbert Leanant Cuthbert
Russell Standing
Honeyville
Joseph Bowen Mise
Wellington 1
Richins
Grouse Creek
Marley Petersen
Wm. A. Wraegger
Milton Cowley
Brighim
Lloyd — Pettingill
Henry Arnold Baddley
Bradbury Mason
Tiverside
Norman A. Olsen
Drlsham
Hess
Nelson
Snowville
Tenus
Notson
Geneva
David Oswald Anderson
Hilghamn
D. Garn
Blue Creek
Edgar
Tremuton
Arthur Crooks
Paul Samuel Kaufman
Lawrence Olson
Albert Niels Christian Christensen
Walter Morris Duns
Francis Joan Carruth Fielding
Theodora Povhakis
Urigham
Navichi Nalto
Norman Johnson
Bear River City
Last episode of Vengeance and the Woman at the REX
The final showing of Vengeance and the Woman screens at the REX theater with tickets priced at 5 cents. Local patrons expect a brief, action packed finale as the serial reaches its concluding night.
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Bvengeants
the Rex
Olive Thomas
Arizona
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden City
The funeral of Mrs. Karwin Irwin was held in the Twelfth ward merling heuge with Bishop B Wheelwright officiating. Interment was in the Ogden City cemetery and the grave was dedicated by Arthur Burdett with pallbearers J J Toucer Ormiston Thomas Sewerly Pa W Hughes and the E Charlson. Civil S Barker three week old son of Liberte S and Estella Sneed Barker died at home in Harrisville with services at Harrisville meeting house. Interment North Ogden cemetery. Flowers at Lorkis's np- Hil 108 m Saturday. Ogden City Floral Co. 413 Twenty-fourth street phone 1603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watkins
Bishop Wheelwright
Arthur Bardett
Ogdea Ily
Arthur Burdett
J. J. Touec
Ormiston
Thomas Sewerly
Pa W. Hughes
Th. E. Cnarison
Barker
Crvil S. Barker
Liberte S
Estella Sneed Barker
Harrisville
Harriaville
Bishop Brown
Rome
North Ogden
Lorkis
Np- Hil
Rintelen Not to Be Released in Spy Exchange
Washington reports the state department refused Germany’s demand to trade Captain Lieutenant Franz Rintelen for Siegfried Paul London, a U.S. citizen held in Germany as a spy. Germany proposed the exchange through the Sales government, threatening consequences if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Germany
Franz Rintelen
Siegfried Paul London
United States
London
Rintelen
Yeorinala
Hat City Schools Report War Work Thrift Totals
A detailed wartime report shows Hat City schools active in Red Cross and charity drives. Students purchased $26,259.32 worth of war thrift stamps for 4627 children, with an average of $4.18 per capita. The table lists individuals and schools, including Central, Quincy, Madison, and Five Points, with totals and per-school averages. The Red Cross and Liberty bond programs contributed large sums from plays and events at the Orpheum, while overall student giving neared $96,500 with 1900 pupils subscribing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eludinta
Tachy
Aminos
Rel Cross
Trad Aktight
Orphneon
Orpheva Theatre
Laws
Theatty
Capyta
Howard Lindsley
Central School
PHM Swankaf
Guincy Sehool
Amaher
Thrift Etuumps
le Totul
Bach
I Sehool
Buildiage
Central
My. Lage
Lorin Farr
Gilbert Weck
Dee Geel Wardley
Averase Froy
Red Cross
Orpheum
Red Cross Belo
Disappearances Involving Deputy Sheriff and Brakeman Wife
A former deputy sheriff testified to departure from Caden toward Nevada or California with several days unaccounted. The wife of a Southern Pacific brakeman also vanished after leaving her home and a note to her husband. The brakeman reported the event after returning from a run to Carlin Nevada and finding a farewell letter from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caden
Nevada
California
Southern Pacific
Biko
Nev
Nie Run
Carlin
Forecasts 931 Million Bushels of Wheat for Winter Crop
Washington reports the agriculture department projects a combined winter and spring wheat harvest of 931 million bushels, 69 million short of the federal goal. If favorable growing conditions persist, the crop could reach 1 billion bushels, signaling a record potential for this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ube T
Department of Agriculture
Pershing Reports A German Raid In Pleardy Post
June 7 bulletin. General Pershing's daily communiqué notes a German raid near Pleardy during the night of June 2. One German officer killed, about thirty men retreated to their lines without American casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiuington
Peeshite
Pleardy
Marine flyer loops loop 109 times in Miami
Lieutenant P. L. Ficer of the flying squadron in Miami completed 109 straight loops today. The test was reported to establish a new military aviation record, with spectators noting the precision and steadiness of the maneuver.
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Marine Flyer
Miami
Fla
P.L. Ficer
Hand That Won at Cozy theater with Big Bill Hart
Big Bill Hart stars in The Hand That Won at the Cozy. The program promises a lively presentation with Hart delivering a sharp, comic performance. Local patrons await a crowd-pleasing wartime era entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Big Bill Hart
Allies Destroy Many U-Boats In Atlantic Raid
Acting chairman of the naval committee declares after talks with navy leaders that allied and American forces have destroyed about 60 percent of German seacrafts built and suffered half the losses. He says German submarines off the Atlantic coast are driven from the coast and American ships abroad will not be withdrawn due to the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sunttar Swansim
Naval Committee
Navy
Ulay
Atlantic
Swannon
Iran
Swanson
Fragmentary World War II Style Obituary Fragments
Fragmented obituary-like text references Lonel Elon and Whykwsk fem with garbled phrases about naval moves, submarines, and European troop food shipments. It notes warnings and a senator’s explanation during the war outbreak about American intervention and allied force deployment, all in unclear, partially readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Europa
Swanken
al- Leasbraad
Chicago Tribune Writer Wounded Near Chatea Thierry
PAMIS June 7. Floyi Gibbons war correspondent for Chinaga Tribune was wounded by machine gun fire near Chatea Thierry on Tribune evening. He is reported resting comfortably at Park Hospital with head injuries and possible eye damage. his condition described as serious but stable.
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Pamis
Floyi Gibbons
Chinaga Tribune
Chatea Thierry
Flo Fo
I Park
Giobonm
May launchings exceed April and rival prewar UK records
May launchings exceeded April by twenty six ships and January by fifty five ships. They also topped the prewar United Kingdom monthly average record of 1,008,241 tons. Only 67,886 tons separated May from equalling American launchings for the entire year 1901, the prewar peak in American shipbuilding. OL Road the Clnneiliod Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Kingdom
Niey
Ata- Ferlean Shipbuilding
French Ship Fights U-Boat Off Atlantic Port
A French armed merchant ship encountered a German submarine near Virginia Capes. The extent of damage to the vessel is unknown. Twenty six crew members, many Chinese, were hospitalized for exposure. two seriously injured.
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Atlantic
Tok Bronet
Virginia
Getalla
Batte
Capes
Btttiah
Osc
Wourk
Officials study war situation near Marne line
Washington June report says French American and British troops are striking back along the Marne northwestern of Chateau Thierry under close officials scrutiny to learn General Foch's possible plan. No indication of broader offensive operations aimed at improving defensive positions.
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Washington
Britain
Marneaml
Chateau ‘Thierry
Foch
Fayolle
Montuidier
Nayon
Amiens
Snd
Peen
Italy
Humiert
Rheims
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Bramwell’scene
Geo
Lowe Co
Shay Early
Wien
John Annite
Grant AL Asend
M. John Zilvershoon
Rener Nelson
Ory Lee
Peat
Gov. A. Lowe Co
Royal Cafe
Alb Eoura
Tangsaton
L. EB. Halbert
Utah
Oregon Short Lane Railroad
Greenwell'e
Imo Ciares
Cy, Korslinn
Ulstrict Fory Ofiice
Coreday
Payette, Welger and
Bolsa
Walia
Qetnson
Qxden
Wok
Putterson
County Schoule
Balt Lake
B. & Gy Arlet
Milea L. Joien
Department of Parks
Liberty Park
Coors
Washington Avenue
Tabernacle
Webuy Stake
Mra. Yerba
Phona
Morriage
Willem Eds Fet Plentolt
Marguerite Allen
Earl G. Soules
Woolturo
Dre
Florence Stovell
Durango
Colo
Roy
Cropyer
Myrtle E. Young
Salt Lave
Mr. Soules
Migs Stevenson
J. W. Hyslop
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jualice Adam L. Peterson
MD Papers
Caden Standard
Tite Stolan
Charles Atk
Horace
Clinwal
Mhieves
Helen
Goodrich
Tie
Army Medical Corps
Uniter States
ICE Pure Dletiled
Criciasses
Ior M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
BH. F. Yams
Burley, Iino
Offerman
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
George L. Thornton
Jira
Janica Hoy
Osden
Maiad
Idaho
Moy
Dee Hospital
Columbus
Orpheum Theater
Haerte
Jenson
J. J. Harris
David Jenson
Fudseo
Mitchell
City Cemetery
Iby Tapp Photo Studio
Iy Fe
Stoekman
Malad
IMF
la Vals City
Rock Springs
Mat
Dha
Hock Inst
Wye
Beldner
G A. Aintizon
Finnlake National Forest
Orden
Glenwoon
Thatcher
Admigston
J. H. Dodds
Ogden Union Railway & Depot. Company
T. F. Rowlands
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sparks
J. Welsher
A. B. Jensen
Evgarardo Gallegos
Pedro Ramerez
Ed Manag
St. Anthony
Tolano Ln
Brigham City Register
Ogdnn City Floral Co
Hat City
Finalle
Lanagh Schol
Madigan
Pershing
Ppp OF
PpAsoe
Thly Phote
Clemenceau
Ficht Macehal
Souglan Haig
Chicago Tribune
Atlantic Port
Virginia Capes
Paris
Kimber
Sen Fayolle
Huibert
la Tomtaand
Verdan Daring Po Rent Ballie
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