Christian Church Meetings Draw Large Attendance
Special meetings at the Chris Hen church on Twenty fourth Street and Madison Avenue closed Sunday night after very well attended day services. The week brought 38 new additions, boosting the church roll. Leaders report renewed vision and a broader campaign outlook with renewed church work and inspirational plans for outreach. A Friday lecture by Dr Daniels on the Bible and Christ is announced.
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Chris Hen
Twenty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Daniels
Shurch
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for avoiding operation
In Black River Falls Wisconsin Mrs A W Ginzer says an organic illness and backache kept her bedridden until Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms and eliminated the need for surgery. She urges other women with inflammation ulcers or nervous complaints to try the tonic and seek advice from the Lynn Mfg Co.
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Black Silver Falls
Wis
Lydia F. Pinkham
Fau Clairn
Lydia J. Pinkham
A.W. Ginzer
Black River Falls
Binzer
Lynn Ei
Vipkhany Medicine Co
Lynn, Mags
Evangelistic Lecture and Church Benefit Tickets Sold
An evangelist and former photographer presented illustrated water relief items with gleams at a church event. Dr Daniels received offers from both sides amid planning for a Friday lecture and Bible class meeting at 272 Twenty-eighth Street. Proceeds support church work and Christian social aims.
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Mtr
Lstey
Une Elias
Wen
Worten
Ethel Clayton's Beautiful Complexion Adverts Appeal
An advertisement touts Ethel Clayton’s beauty tips and a Derwitty cosmetic product claiming to improve complexion. It promises white velvet skin and instant improvement, urging readers to purchase from up-to-date toilet counters and read the related notice about Clayton's noon appearance.
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Varamount
Im Fanoua
Miller
Rory
Mies Clayton
Colorado Pioneer Kerr Dies in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, Colo. June 10 James Trutchison Kerr, 4&2 years old and a pioneer of Colorado in Pike's Peak region, died after six weeks illness. Survived by a helpless invalid husband, daughter Mrs. Honey Dahmer of New York City, and a son Dr. Guy Kerr of Tacoma. Kerr had lived in Colorado since 1874 and studied Wha's Peak history, collecting histories before joining an astronomy society.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
James Trutchison Kerr
Colorado
Fleep
Kerr
Honey Dahmer
New York City
Bedalite
Guy Kerr
Tacoma
Wash
Wha
Peak
Hey
Hleforian
Wicks Joins Pingree National Bank After Health Resigns
FJ Wicks, ex cashier of Security State Bank Ogden, becomes assistant at Pingree National Bank after resigning due to failing health. He previously helped lead a Rawhide property venture during the 1907 panic and has long within the banking field, returning to duties in Ogden.
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FJ. Wicks
Caatler
Th Security State Bank of
Ogden
Shies
Pingred
Natonal Bank
Ogden Security Bank
Wicks
No Yong
Rawhide
Nevada
Firemen Seek Higher Pay For U S Service Members
The Denver convention of railroad firemen adopted resolutions urging higher pay for personnel in the U S service and those in France. Leaders argued skilled labor is essential to rail operations and national needs, with a proposed rate around thirty dollars monthly, while noting ongoing labor concerns and related press coverage.
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Denver
Frage
Kerefu
Arenre Hamdan Adees
Arenre Hamdan Adees € Pay For Those In the Sepsies At Me Ecuiktry
Ren Verster
France
Teehua A
Leath
Brotherhood
Air
Tomorrey
Rome
Cancer Tiuday
J.B. McNairnes
Nadir
Mansgur
Lele
American peace delegate asked to probe miner disappearance
In Paris on Tuesday June 10 Colonel E M House one of America's peace delegates was asked to investigate the disappearance of Robert Miner a newspaper correspondent and cartoonist taken from his hotel by apparently French officials The embassy was asked by Lingela Bteffena to inquire about Mare ar but no information was forthcoming Miner had come from Germany and had been in Russia for months before December prior employment included New York World and Philadelphia Public Ledger His hotel papers were removed and he was last seen with railway employees in Weilog where he attended the committees in charge.
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Paris
E. M. House
America
Robert Miner
Lingela Bteffena
Marear
House
Miner
France
Germany
Russia
New York World
Philadelphia
Ho LeAger
Trunk Ie
Nla
Minor
Nymdicellar Railway
Weilog
Ultra-Phosphate claims for rapid weight gain and health
An advertisement touts ultra phosphorus compounds as a cure for thinness. It claims nerves and body calm, better sleep, and quick weight gain, citing Georgia Hamilton’s testimonial and warnings about risks and age restrictions. The piece warns against side effects and urges readers not to use unless desiring weight increase.
Bank Robbery in Beaverton Ends With Vault Confinement
Beaverton bank robbed of about 4000 dollars as a masked man ordered assistant cashier Miss Tamlan Brans to surrender funds. He tried to trap a merchant, Mike Evans, in the vault when another customer entered and was also ordered inside.
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Beaverton
Ore
Jane
Bank of Teaverton
Sim
Ant
Tam Lan HH. Brans
Mike Evana
Ife
News in Brief from Aventeck Meeting and Local Notes
Aventeck men formed an Asien TAventeck Exchange at city hall with WI Norton elected president and John A. Moffat secretary. Directors include J. L. Keller and Andrew Winglim, plus Ben Hunsaker Otio Meek Dr Hampton Johnhill. The Bika of Ogden pledges 296 members to the Boy Scout movement. Fred J. Kieseestat donated scout offices in the Colonalist Building for headquarters and a scout executive in Chicago announced by George W. Goudard. Weber Davis and Salt Lake counties plan a Monday meeting to discuss speed regulation between Ogden and Salt Lake, noting speeds from 3 to 25 miles per hour causing difficulty. Lego Vaylor starts a damage suit against the Haibergine Electric plant claiming $25,680 for loss of his right leg and injuries. A Haulberar train remining case at Lagoon is alleged.
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Aventeck
Asien Taventeck
City Hall
Norton
John A. Moffat
J. L. Keller
Andrew Winglim
Treacnier
Alsy
Ben Hunsaker
Otio Meek
Dr Hampton
Johnhill
Bika
Ogden
Catyer
Fred J. Kieseestat
Jad
Chi Oa
George W. Goudard
Scout Council
Weber
Davis
Salt Lake Counties
West Morilay
Oxden
Salt Lake
Lego Vaylor
Altegest
Lagoon
Arouy
Utah Bankers in Session at Salt Lake Convention
Utah bankers gather in Salt Lake for the annual convention. Ninety five percent attend as officers from the state credit union and banks discuss postwar reconstruction and future policies. Speakers include leaders from Bank of Fan and other major institutions. Sessions extend beyond the usual length as committees report on revision and reform efforts.
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Salt Lake
Crab
Fenrtiant
Bhesukrs
Sean Sampairmsens
Ford Boe
Officara
Tahaere
Dhe Suir
Haere
Towpe
Linerertoyn Navor
Bank of
Fan Eprackra
Tomerzon
Saeese
Ben Williams Buys Property on Washington Avenue
Ben Williams, part owner of a city transportation company, yesterday purchased four lots at the northwest corner of Thirtieth Street and Washington Avenue from Mrs. Mary Johnson of Salt Lake. The deal also included two building lots on Thirtieth Street west to the ties property. The purpose and price of the purchase were not disclosed.
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Hen Williams
Lin Utary Waol & Ride Company
Ogden Men Arrive From France Amid War Service Returns
News from Ogden reports several locals arriving from France in Newport News and Hampton Roads. Rolamt Ballantyne wired his parents in Ogden after landing aboard Aimariean soil yesterday. Edward Smyth, son of Mr and Mrs Smyth, arrived from Brest, France, and Vernon Eldredge, son of Mr and Mrs Eldredge, reached Newport News Monday and will be sent to Camp Lejeune for muster out after serving with the second division and Army of Occupation.
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Aod
M.A Smyth
Hampton Toads
Brest
France
Ed Smyth
J. A. Eldredge
Vernon
Newport News
Virginia
Camp Lero
Army of Occupation
Germany Reparation Clauses Left Open In Draft Treaty
Paris June 10 official report says four power council meeting ended with no firm sum for German reparations in the treaty. Agreement in principle on reparations terms reportedly reached, with the question to be left as in the original draft. In French circles the treaty is seen as less altered than expected. Mesa Arizona temple plans approved for 269000 dollars. Local bishop says church members will cover remaining costs.
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Cfucmlay
Doturis Inagion
France
Thatuny
Dhy cuMnell
Tour
Valine
Gol
Germany
Feontler and
Dulegetion
Tremler Girmenceau Tnt
Praca
Paris
Council of Four
Gerrmagny
Ermon
Mesa
Arizona
Ellfier
Lesueur
Canadian Shop Men to Strike Across Canada
Montreal June 19 union delegates said the Railway Shopmen of America No 4 division won a strike deadline. By 10 am Tuesday all Canadian railway shopmen will walk out if the railway war board does not meet their demands. Thirty five thousand workers could be affected nationwide.
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Montreal
America
Canada
Railway War Board
Horror in Paris Dispatch From Bolshevik Front
Association reports from Paris describe brutal executions as Bolsheviks are driven from a battle area. Captain Forman recounts German firing squads striking eighteen Bolsheviks, a dug trench used for mass executions, and guards shrouding the scene with dirt as three more prisoners are buried alive.
Formal opening of Shriners 45th annual jubilee session
In Indianapolis on June 10 thousands of Shriners from across the United States and Canada gathered as the imperial council opened its 45th annual jubilee. City officers state officials and organizational leaders greeted the attendees as a 22 hour program of meetings spectacles athletic events band concerts and a grand ball began.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dumperial Council of Shriners of Orth Armerica
United States
Iganaia
Tea price promots cup over pound in Schilling ad
An old advertisement argues that tea cost should be counted by the cup, not the pound, touting Schilling Tea as economical. It promises 34 cents per cup, claiming a pound yields many cups. The copy mentions varieties like Japan, Ceylon, and Indian Breakfast and notes availability through grocers nationwide.
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Witter
Tom Avon
Bebltig
Japan
Ceylon
Notant Grocers
Schittine
Shrine meetings open travels of tempers and patrols
Reports describe the opening of imperial council activities of the Shriners with temples visiting from Indianapolis Detroit Philadelphia and other cities. Imperial dignitaries plan receptions at the state house and grand ball activities accompany the program as temples from many states arrive for the events.
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Old West
Charris W. Pewett
Jones J. Goedrich
United States
James &. Watson
Murat Temple
Initaxapolis
Elias J. Jacoby
Indianapolis
Imperial Potentate
E. Frechind Kendrick
Philadelphia
Imperial
Imperial Council
Jem
Detroit
Banda
State House
Progr
Pebaia
Rockford
Abou
Athens
Springfield
Miap&h
Fortarr
Ind
Alcazar
Montgomery
Ala
Meracco
Jacksonville
Pla
Ketan
Charlestown
W.a
Antioch
Oasig
Charlotte
N.C
Zeneb
Toledo
Alald
Baal Bt
Lens
New York "Y" Hut workers aid soldiers and mend clothes
In Reyant Park and New York, Genevieve Clendenin and Miss Tiffany lead volunteers at the Eagle Hut center in serving 153,906 boys, mending garments, writing letters, cashing checks, and issuing theatre and meal tickets. They organize meals for 4,500 men monthly and facilitate support through the "Y" network with 200 workers in a single hut. They also help soldiers by arranging free tickets, providing meals, and handling postal duties.
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London
New York
Mles
Genevieve Clendenin
Ming Marlon Tifany
Aaidom An Howe
Siiller
Hise
Clendeala
Misa
Tiffany
Ito
Fiuh Averme
Pia
Soree
Pes
France
Frisco
Thom
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Pike's Peak
FJ Wcks
Pingree Bank
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Ole Owe
Aupins
Georgia Hamilton
Misa Georgia Hamilton
Utah
Ben Williams
Washington Ave
Ogdean Boys
Arane
Othara
Genmercial National Bank
Agency
Royal and Corona
Ogden Typewriter House
Hudior
Ermans
Jime
Yoers
Lowell Forman
Onliie
Jihan
Por Dia Baya
Rinl
Alore
Nantes
Holshewski
Silas
Shriners
Reeda
Reyant Park
Ateler
Eagle
Marion Tiffany
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