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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
8
Dorothy Dix discusses the strain and charm of vacation time for wives and husbands, contrasting the loneliness of work with the bustle of home life. She notes how travel highlights the value of partnership, urges separate getaways, and uses humor to examine marital roles and the joy of reunion.
A fragment notes a character named Witt and fashion, expressing delight in returning home, capturing a small moment of domestic happiness.
A card of thanks from the family of George Michm expresses sincere gratitude for sympathy and aid shown after his passing. They note thanks to the Laco mutlya Firemen and Engineers and to the order of a Jodge, the Elka, Woodcraft and other judges.
Roy Stewart stars in The Red-Haired Cupid a real Western. Fatty Arbuckle appears in Out West. The News Weekly features the latest entertainment lineup at the Cozy today tomorrow and Wednesday.
A dated 1918 notice states that James W. Nanford will not be responsible for any bills contracted other than by himself. The notice excludes others and sets June 45, 1918 as the reference date for the statement.
Chief Browning of Eden reads a paper on juvenile delinquency at a police convention session. The address outlines early state laws creating juvenile courts and separate detention, with emphasis on education, guardian roles, and rehabilitation for youths under 18.
Ardent push to pass huge war appropriations before the end of the fiscal year as Congress seeks quick action on army supply and fortification bills. Expected Senate transmission of the 34.0 billion sundry civil bill and naval amendments. Hearings on prohibition and emergency food measures loom as committees prepare agendas.
A wartime casualty list from Wastlington dated June 17 shows totals by status including killed in action, died of wounds, died in airplane accident, missing in action, wounded severely and undetermined, with numerous names across several towns. Notable entries include Privates Albert F Dredl Brooklyn and Maude H Myers Redwalog Mo, Captain Albert A Tucker of Texas, Lieutenants William R. Gahring and Samuel J. Gomere, and Sergeant Charles H. Buck. The document lists a long roster across multiple states and towns.
Captain Robert Sartfora of Tennessee announces act in Chattanooga as a tent missing incident is resolved. Private Edward Guerney of New Haven Connecticut and Private Carl Nislaon of Pinville Connecticut, Wolalaw Befelk of New London Connecticut are listed as rejoined from a prior missing status.
Washington June 16 The second weekly summary shows total deaths at 3192 while 4847 wounded and 846 missing in action. It notes 291 killed on ships torpedoed by German submarines and 1234 dead of disease, with a high return-to-duty rate among the wounded within six weeks.
Washington June 16 German submarines sank two neutral vessels off the American coast. The bark Samoa and the Norwegian ship Kringsjan were torpedoed about 30 miles off Virginia. Survivors were picked up by a U S warship and brought to an Atlantic port, with Norfolk reported as the nearest base.
Willem J Edwards of Hooper told police he did not knock down safety zones at Twenty third Street and Washington Avenue. He recalled two young men he sent to Ogdenbury to hire labor who returned late, and his wife then used the Ford to fetch a title, revealing how the car ended up in trouble.
A Utah advertisement seeks a day farm partner with part ownership in 1040 acres of dry land farmed for crops. The partner would receive a salary plus a crop percentage for managing the operation. Part of the farm already produces crops. Call 707 or write C. B. Johnson Col. Hudson Building Ogden Utah.
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