Reclassification for William T. Sayer to Army Draft
William T. Sayer, formerly of this city, reclassified to class one by the local draft board and ordered inducted with the next contingent. He registered last June and later moved to Elke Nav. District Attorney Tred Carville notified County Attorney Charles L. Barr of the exemption dispute, Saver a married nun, who was said to have refused support for his wife now in Ogden. A Litho report says he passed examination for service.
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William T. Sayer
Elke, Nav
Bayer
Elka
Tred Carville
Charles L. Barr
Resson For the Motion of the By Hoar, Saver Being A Married Nun. ‘the Ejko
Farr
Saver
Ogden
Tbemin
Litho
Harold Lockwood in Lend Me Your Name Comedy
Harold Lockwood stars in a lively comedy titled Lend Me Your Name presented today at the Utah Theatre. Also showing is Nazimova in Toys of Fate in another notable program.
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Harold Lockwood
Nazimova
Utah Theatre
Great Nazimova
Rev F G Brainerd on way to Logan lecture
Rev Frank G Brainerd, former Congregational pastor of Unis city and now of Danver, is briefly stopping in Ogden this morning to change cars en route to Logan where he will deliver a Chau taucau lecture. Brainerd is well known in Ogden with many friends. though on the Chautauqua circuit he is not listed on Ogden's program.
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Frank G. Brainerd
Congregational Church
Unis City
Danver
Ogden
Logan
Brainferd
Hve
Patriotic Notice from Utah Camp No 990 MW
Modern Woodmen of rica Patriotic Notice states Utah camp No 990 M W Ay will meet the first Wednesday of each month only during June July and August W H Johnson Consul 3B Hinchglify Clerk 6332
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Utah Camp No
M. W. Ay
W.H. Johnson
Hinchglify
William Anderson Returned From Camp Lewis Experience
William Anderson, back in Ogden from Camp Lewis, recalls a mixed experience with the troops. He says the dining car meals were inadequate, often only a lunch for 80 cents, and soldiers supplemented with personal funds at restaurants. He notes dissatisfaction among guardsmen over food but enjoyed some aspects of camp life, wishing to stay if not for a bad foot and family obligations.
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Willian Anderson
Camp Lewis
Ogden
Anderson
Dany
Mr. Anderson
Card of Thanks for Woodmen aid during illness
The undersigned thank Woodmen of the World for their comfort and aid during my husband’s illness and for the generous floral offerings. Signed Mrs N Tano and son Fred.
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Tano Ani
Drought Threatens Livestock in Southern Utah Range
In the Dixie forest area reports warn of a prolonged drought endangering livestock on public land outside the forest. Officials say overgrazing on national range and high stock density threaten pasture, with cattle and sheep numbers exceeding carrying capacity. Authorities expect weighty losses if conditions worsen.
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Hea
Dixie Forest
National Vemiuin
Wit- Honal
Belog
Forfeits S60 in the Police Court
Dick Sealt a Nevada stock grower was arrested at Union Station by Deputy Sheriff William Brown as he removed a suitcase containing a quart of whiskey. He posted $60 cash bail and vowed not to appear, risking forfeiture. He reportedly owns about 400 cattle and is disposing of them at Ineal Block yards.
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Dick Sealt
Nevada
William Brown
Union Station
Beott
Scott
Thrift stamps themed poem by Lorin Farr third graders
A third grade pupil at Lorin Farr school writes a patriotic poem urging thrift stamps. The piece, taught by Mise Minnie Jonaen, envisions buying bonds, aiding soldiers overseas, supporting families, and contributing to the war effort with simple acts like saving quarters and knitting socks.
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Lorin Farr
Mise
Minnie Jonaen
Guy
Madoo Seeks Time Extension on Rail Takeover
Washington June 12 Director General McAdoo asked Congress to extend the government takeover deadline for railroads to January 1 1979. The current law fixes July 1 next. Senator Smith of Carolina prepared the resolution backing the extension.
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Wasilington
McAdoo
Robert Ting
Smith
Carolina
Interstate Ecommerce Committee
Chautauqua Robbery Attracts Attention Loss Of Cash And Tickets
Local cashier at the Chautauqua was robbed Tuesday night. A sleeve case containing money and several rolls of tickets was taken from the ticket stand between 10 and 1 o'clock. The amount stolen was estimated from 20 to 75 dollars. The case was found later by George A. Whitmeyer at a service station on Washington Avenue. The thief or thieves carried the case away and opened it with a knife, scattering contents but leaving the money missing. The loss was discovered about 11 o'clock and reported to police.
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George A. Whitmeyer
Washington Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Ucket
Boys and Girls Clubs Doing Good Work in Weber County
Work of Weber County boys and girls clubs advances under club leader A. J. Tippets. Plain City members plant an acre of cucumbers, Huntsville members cultivate a three quarters acre plot with diverse vegetables, and Hooper girl grows sugar beets on three acres, with over 125 club members countywide.
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Weber County
A. J. Tippets
Plain City
Huntsville
Hooper
Rest Stations for U S Troops in France
Glimpses into American Red Cross railway rest stations for troops in France show homes like settings with hot showers, good meals, and recreations run by American girls. Letters from Mrs Bele Mont Tiffany describe infirmaries, canteens, and bright rooms, where signal and Bell telephone units rest between posts, write home, and enjoy milk, butter, pies, and cakes.
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New York
France
American Red Cross
Soltiera
Red Cross
Belemont Tiffany
Sinc
Pearl Wadenn Dies From Auto Injuries In Salt Lake
Salt Lake City June 12 Pearl Wadenn 23 daughter of Mrs A Muelsan 175 Twelfth East Street died at Holy Cross hospital at 1 12 yesterday morning from internal injuries after being run down by Mayor W Mont Ferry owned car at Second South and Thirteenth East. She was struck after alighting from a street car.
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Salt Lake
Second South and
Thirteenth East
W. Mont Ferry
Pearl Wadenn
A. Muelsan
Twelfth East Street
Holy Cross Hospital
Hero Stand of Cavalry Boys With the French Army
A vivid World War I account describes a dismounted cavalry detachment on Le Plemant ridge in France holding off hostile forces. Early dawn to noon engagements are recalled with two hourly wireless messages stating they were holding, ending with a final word of determination as the attack pressed.
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France
le Plemant
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Orpheum
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Ting
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