Obituary notes and random notices from a bygone page
Fragmented lines report a death of Iola Mayes and a path to Ogden for summer visits. Other items mention advertising terms, meals, ice sales, a county exemption board decision, and amid scattered names. The text is garbled with partial names and place hints like Parisie and Ogden, suggesting a local newspaper column of notices and ads.
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Moyes
Trinker
Sven
Dla Fatheraidaw
R. Growné Ldatowel
Gnierlo
Canada
Mayes
Iola
Ogden Weveri
Ogden Ward Notes and Local Improvements
Local items report a campaign in Weber and Cache counties, including district apportionments and over-subscription figures, plus updates on garage thefts, Fourth of July planning, a strawberry festival, and public notices about renovations to a ward chapel, new lighting, and utility changes. Further notes cover marine corps enlistments, bankruptcy filing, child welfare examinations, and community notices from Ogden.
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Carden
Weber County
O. J. Stilwell
Oxien
Burial of a Little Girl Who Fell From Train
A nine year old girl named Alice Aslander Helter, daughter of Mrs Grace Bassett, died after she fell from a chair car on a moving train near Atesace Nevada while en route to California. The mother awakened, found the child missing, and the train was halted. the body was later recovered seven miles east of town. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery after services at Kiutkenduil chapel with hymns and prayers led by Mrs Maud Gloyd.
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Iia
Alice Aslander Helter
Grace Braesett
Twentyendeih Street
Kiutkenduil
Idgov
Lovens Snyder
Saure
Mountain View
Uta
Aine
Galltornia
Abe
Phenevid
Coldulghe
Bassett
Mindale
Atile
Atesace
Nevada
Grace Amlerson
Ogden
For Rent Furnished Pron Bedroom With Large Closet
Classified teaser notes a furnished bedroom for rent with a large closet and enpa vile laberallele equare. Contact phone 2959-2 for details.
White Elephant Hat Scandal Ties Charity to Theft Flagged
An Ogden woman who bought a so called white elephant at a local Hell Gross sale discovers the hat is stolen. The thief sold the hat to a Cross worker and then a victim confronts the owner at a funeral, leading to an arrest attempt and public embarrassment. The incident highlights wartime relief work mixed with crime in the community.
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Ogden
Hell Gross
Blingerf
Boweht
Telgian
Lui m
Ihly Elty
Baigsht
Wan
Thrift Stamp Meetings Sunday Night and Weekday Openings
Thrift stamp meetings are scheduled Sunday night across city wards with selected speakers urging every man woman and child to join the savings plan to aid the country in stress. Ward speakers include Arthur Woolley David L Stinu and George D Dentett among others. On Monday evenings schools will stay open 6 20 to 7 30 to collect pledged funds from pupils. Washington report notes 150000 tons allocated to Japan by the War Industries Board under a reciprocity agreement to help Japan build ships for the United States.
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First Ward
Arthur Woolley
David L. Stinu
Thirt
P. Dobls
Ponti Wari
William T. Reeder
Pity Ward
George D. Dentett
Supt
Johnson
Beventh
John G. Willis
Eighth
N. J. Flacets
Ninth
John €. Davis
Penth Ward
Angus Weight
Elevantie 4
Jovoply Chez
Trent Ward
West Weber
B. Mui
Washington
War Industries Board
Japa
United Sues
Ogden Brakeman Call for County Service Seeks Eligible Applicants
A county screening in Ogden seeks a brakeman for service in Vancouver Washington and cooks for a separate call. The notice lists June 17 as the brakeman deadline, with a cook quota initially set and a need to fill rail service roles from the eligible war service classifications.
Fire destroys barn saving the boy’s pets
A noon blaze of unknown origin swept a barn owned by J. W. Richardson, damaging stored foods and sheltering nearly 100 rabbits and Berglin hares. A local boy rescued some pets from the flames before the fire spread, and the barn was nearly total loss despite a rapid response.
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J. W. Richardson
Oyden
Extra Pay of the Railroad Men
Railroad employees await extra pay guaranteed by the new law that took effect this month and retroactive to January 1. Officials cannot confirm exact amounts but expect about 12 percent increases, with larger boosts for those previously paid lower salaries. Questions remain on timing and whether the sums come as a lump or added to regular pay, though eight hours will be credited as a day for overtime since January 1.
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Railrond
Illeaid
My Unmired Wife Makes Wait at Utah Theatre
A silent era comedy at the Utah Theatre features Carmel Myers as a star of a photoplay within the play. Kenneth Martin leads the supporting company in a plot about a deranged mason and a fortune, with a wife posing as a servant to win back her husband. The husband returns home to find his wife already present as the servant and the charade ends in reconciliation.
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Utah
Ture
Government agents pursue Liberty loan slackers in bid
The Third Liberty loan committee scrutinizes local lists to identify nonparticipants and assess repayment ability. Members compare records, review names, and plan a public statement naming those who did not contribute, amid a tense crackdown on slackers.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Rif Amt
Iiner Vrs
Arents
Aimpalch
Welisilwala Garretne
Warnla Ag
HTM Stati
Lagoon Cafe to Open at Waileli Beach Resort
Manager A. O. Christensen of the Fagoon announces the Lagoon cafe will open at the Laggoon site, with Dunkerley in charge and Dung Kearluy as caterer. The menu features trout and chicken dinners, steaks, and chops, aimed at automobile parties visiting Waileli beach, ending with a dance to Witzell's band.
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Christenaen
Fagoon
Utah
Dunkerle
Hermitage
Lagoon Cafe
Dung Kearluy
Lagoon
Dunkerley
Waileli Beach
Meiaus
Uke Lagoon Cafe
Witzell
A. C. Christensen
BaeSh
Coctllura
Fragmentary Note on Liberty Campaign Promises
A fragmentary message references a future year and a published promise tied to the Liberty campaign. It mentions informing the people fully about the plan and actions, but details are unclear in the readable text.
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Promisa
Enlisting in U8 Service Milner and Vansca Join Army
Harry J Milner of Logan names to Ogden today and colisted in the age of eligibility while Henry W Vansca of 216 Wealthbe ton aveline enlisted by the quartermaster corps and will be sent to Fort Douglas for active duty.
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Harry J. Milner
Logan
Ogden
Colisted
Agi Heer Corps
Henry Wi. Vansca
Weahtbeton Aveline
Quartermaster's Corps
Fort Douglas
Evening Society Meeting and Music Event in Lynne Ward
A society gathering at the Lynne ward meeting house offers a five program of vocal and instrumental solos by Miss Biller Thomayami Arthur Preher and pupils. Selections include Where Are You, The Ok Refrata, Aferry Birds, Slave Song, Minuet Paderewski, and Tirdan dha Wing. Ada Stromberg and Marguerite Norton sing and play violin under Miss Ellen Thomas's direction.
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Lynne Ward
Biller ‘Thomayami
Arthur Preher
Salas
Ty Haare
Ailsa Phedlis Wilson
Sola
Paderewski
Tavis Arenddlh
Cannbs
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog and Cattle Activity
Market receipts total around two thousand with hogs showing higher year over year. Native steers and Texas cattle bring steady prices. canners and stockers show mixed values. Sheep receipts about seven thousand with yearlings at sixteen to seventeen dollars, ewes and lambs priced around one thirty to one sixty. A note mentions fence construction and a farmer’s plea for better stock containment solutions.
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Omaha
Neb
Dune
Texas
Fence Post Invention By Plain City Storekeeper
George Medlroy a former carpenter turned Plain City storekeeper has invented a new model fence post. The post eliminates the need for staples to fasten wires, promising easier and quicker fence construction.
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George Medlroy
Plain City
Chicago Livestock Market Reports June 14
Chicago livestock prices and receipts show steady to strong demand with varied bids. Steers trended around 14 to 16 dollars, cattle and calves mixed, hogs and lambs fluctuated with coy demand, nearby receipts totaling around six thousand head.
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Ghigago Livestock
Chicago
Bureau Y Jos
Neceipte
Submarine Attacks Fall After Blockade Effect
Paris reports that enemy submarine operations have greatly lessened in central England and the English Channel since the blockade of Zeebrugge and Ostend. The number of submarines operating has diminished considerably due to the harsh season in recent months.
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Paris
England
English Channel
Zerbugge
Ostend
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Cal
The
State University
Cornelius FL Thornes
Jacob Roland Wilson
Artur Within Felt
Arnold Axel Herlin
Weatherby
Parisie
L Geo. A
Lowe Co
Traulbu
A. Lari
Mr. Larkin
Uni
Tne
Washington Avenue
Ogden Electric Co
W. H. Breger, Jr
W. Zuppaon
Browning
EB. M. Conroy
Defenye
Germany
Lyone Ward Chapel
Old Papera
Waited States
Kstinet
Howard J. Peterson
Mitchell
App. Gley Cemetery
Etouieouttes
Supe
Sir
Inhhsan
J. 3. Cooper
Sirs
J. M. Canke
Thor
Thes
Dr. M. Conroy
Tne Weber County Council of Defense
George Scorten
Acura
Bratt
Foreat
Hla
Thureday
Idihe
Trunip
25Th St
Utyien Pacific
Supt. N. A. WH
Union Qoute Rattraad
Tn Hind
Green River
Feu
Eishhie Packie Phat
Gen
WV. Lowe Co
Bhoneoyly
Min
Gon
Chris Plygare
Ogden Elece Veloe Gre
Lileense
Julia Jenson
M. L
June Coat & Lee Co
Cen Ranyon
W. H. Taylor
State
Geden Bower, Pips & Clay Company
Harrie
Jenson
N.dy Harria
David Jangon
Col
Mudson
J. A. Hogle & CO
Huson Ave
Membtra Chicago Board of Trade
Galt Laks Stock and Mining Exchange
M. Scott
Str
Logan & Bryan
Sdg
Baker's Chocolate
Ewan Dbs
Colunsia River
Columbia River
California
AEG
Chicago Wholesale Grocery CO
Ogden City
Vancouver
Natracles
Lye Railroad
Utah Theatre
Waikiki Beach
Serra Waikiki Beach
Serende
Phyllis Wilson
Letersereene Yy Moskowskl
Ada Strombers
Miss Ellen Thomas
Gronetchea
Mellroy
Ogden Livestock
Emmons Stock Yarda
Pelnis
Waysys Pious Lial Coles Bumoing
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