Patriarchal meeting and wedding notices in Ogden area
The article lists a meeting of Weber and Ogden patriarchs at Nathen Hawkes home with President Hyrum G. Smith speaking of duties and experiences. Attendance included Dichop W. Hillantine. music by Mabel Ladley and Stella Hunter. Also noted are marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Ramey for Will iam Koheffier and Ids May Angell, Thomas J. Dante and Verne Gorder. Returns and travels of local residents are mentioned along with alimony hearings and various advertisements.
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Weber
Nori Weber
Ogden Stakes
Nathen Hawkes
Hyrum G. Smith
Dichop W. Hillantine
Mabel Ladley
Stella Hanter
Ramey
William Koheffier
Ogden
Ids
May Angell
Salt Lake
Thomas J. Dante
Verne Gorder
M. Sanderson
Russ Envoys in Washington Reflect Hope for European Democracy
June 10 Washington report on a special diplomatic mission from Russia arriving amid American hopes for a democratic European order. Secretary Lansing and senior officials greeted the envoys. Crowds cheered as they toured the capital and visited the visitors' headquarters.
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Washington
Rusalp
Anerica
Atate Des Partiarst
Lansing
Veaneeloroth
Crcom
David Henning Jentinges
Thirteenth Ward Builds Temporary Meeting House
Fifty men from the Thirteenth ward cleared ground at Twenty third Street and Jackson Avenue for a temporary meeting house site. Volunteers plan to pour concrete this evening, with a 28 by 74 foot frame structure on a concrete base to be ready for dedication July 22.
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Etreet
Jackson Arenue
J. I. Jenkins
Samuel Martin
Albert W. Bell
F. J. Foulger
I Iets
The Utah Theatre Presents The Hawk and The Medicine Dead
Due to a delay in transport the theater could not show A Million Bid as planned. East Lake City’s Gold en Lotus is substituted by a Blue Ribbon feature The Hawk starring Earle Williams. Helen Holmes appears in A Medicine Dead on Thursday through Saturday. Phone 3060 for details.
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Utah Sunday Ag
Traneh
East Lake City
Iawk
Earle Willams
Thoreday
Helen Holmes
Utah Theatre
Hermitage Event With Basket Lunch and Dancing
At the Hermitage an afternoon and evening program takes place Thursday June 21 featuring an old time basket lunch at 6 p m and free dancing for the public.
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the Hermitage
Embargo Lift Opens Brigham Fruit Trade in Montana
Brigham fruit shipments resume to Montana as embargo on peaches ends, allowing early varieties to reach market. Strawberries appear in fresh supply, promising a robust season for Montanans.
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Drigham City
Brigham Fruit
Montana
Montara
House to House Canvass Aims for County Fund Drive
June 12 in Thighan City authorities report canvassing efforts across three stakes of Box Hitler county to raise 10,000 for the American Red Cross fund. A county committee led by Denmark Jenson includes Eddy Capener Merrell Enimann Wheatley White Peterson and others with Mond as treasurer and G. Wheatley as secretary. Church officials in several towns join the drive to secure county support for the government fund.
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Thighan
Box Hitler
Esiy Ae
Menory Eddy
A. R. Capener
J. Frans da Merrell
John F. Enimann
Thames
Mond
Tor Fider
Dear Ulver
Curlew
Ogden Sales Co Auction Near Union Stock Yards
The Ogden Sales Co near Union Stock Yards conducts a large sale of horses and mules in Ogden. Upwards of thousands of head expected, with many bought by stockmen from Grand Island Chicago and St Louis for speculation and later likely sold to government cavalry. Neighbors chase down a thief who rode off with a fine horse on Van Duren Avenue. Tom Santschi stars in The Country God Forgot at Cozy today and tomorrow.
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Ogden Biles Co
Union Stock Yards
Horace
Housand
Pala
Chamberlain
Ogden
Grand Island
Chiago
St Louis
Hea
Cornelius
van Duren Avenue
Twenty-Ninth Street
Tom Santschi
Onten Home Guard announces drill at armory prompt
Captain C J Barton announces that the Onten Home Guard members will meet for drill at the armory tomorrow evening at eight o clock. All must be present. Also notes refreshing advertisement about coal breeze in Ogden Canyon every 20 minutes.
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C. J. Barton
Onten ‘Fome Guard
Coalsbreezen
Ogden Canyon
Eagles Stand Back of President Wilson at Ogden Convention
At the Tri-State convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Ogden Utah on June 19 delegates of the Inter Mountain district endorse U S government policy in the present war. They pledge moral and financial support and request minutes copied to President Woodrow Wilson.
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Tristall
Farles
Orden
Wilson
Intermountain District
Aorle
Order of Eagles
Ogden
Utah
United States
Woodrow Wilson
United Blazea
Hrother Jobn Boyle
Valley
Wdabo
Gent Toy
Lewiston Man Trepp Arrives in Oden with Family
David M. Trepp, a Lewiston Montana newspaper man, reached Oden that night with his wife and child. He described the journey by easy stages across 34 miles west of Goldfield Nevada and noted five days on the road from his home to Oden.
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David M. Trepp
Lewiston
Montana
Oden
Goldfield
Nevada
Mr. Trepp
Ofen
Challenging Al Young Jack White Arrives in Town
Chicago pugilist Jack White, brother of Charley White, arrives this afternoon and issues a challenge to Al Young or any other light heavyweight. He plans to box in Orden in the next three or four days and may depart for the coast if no match is made. White has faced Abe Attell Johnny Kilbane and Freddie Welsh and can make 133 pounds ring side.
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Dack White
Chicago
al Young
Jack
Charley White
Orden
Abe Aifell
Johnny Kilbana
Freddie Welsh
PIONEERS PLANNING JULY 4 CELEBRATION AT GLENWOOD PARK
Board members of the Daughters of Pisarera held a meeting at Mrs. Nillie Figgare s home on Jefferson Avenue. They planned entertaining the pioneers at Glenwood Park on Pioneer Day July 3. Committees will be named to finalize arrangements for a splendid day.
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Daughters of
Pisarera
Nillie Figgare
Jefferson Avenue
Glenwood Park
Dark Warning To Butte Women
In Butte Montana reports say women receive warnings by telephone to keep relatives in mines. Messages threaten relatives may not return alive if workers continue. Police note mining firms report manpower shortages as a strike by the Metall Workers union expands with cards issued to new members. An outing and social events are scheduled by local groups, including Scots at Lagoon and a club gathering at a home. Austrian cabinet resigns amid revenue surge from whisky beer tobacco taxes. liquor taxes set a new yearly record with significant April withdrawals.
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Butte
Mont
Metallo Workers
Deaths and Funerals in a Utah Newspaper Notice
Deaths and funerals of LAUCIRICA and JENSEN families reported with details of ages and relationships. Mrs Laucirica died in childbirth after illness tied to prior earthquake shock. funeral at St Josephs Church. Joseph Y. Jensen funeral services held at the Eleventh Ward meeting house with multiple speakers and floral tributes, interment in Irish City plot.
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Laucirica
Atmedia Laucirica
Joseph Laucirica
Paris
Wallarenur
Aurtives
John
Jujia
Cecelia
Laucitiea
San Francisca
St. Joseph's Catholichurch
Rev
Cashoghan
Misa
Thoretensen
Robert Hore
Iridhans City
Aba Evans
South Washington Avenue eyed for state highway
South Washington avenue inspection by Secretary of State and officials in Oxford to determine suitability for state highway status. Accompanied by Joseph Hirte and other state road commission members, they toured the area with local mayor and county commissioners to finalize plans.
Billion Dollar Mark Passed In U S Treasury Totals
Washington reports a fiscal year total of 1 018 000 000 surpassing the previous year by about 255 million. Tax increases drive the rise with income taxes and carrier payments leading the gains. additional revenue from internal revenue, customs, and other items also contribute to the surge amid wartime financing. The Treasury notes a record daily intake near 11 500 000 as whisky and beer duties continue to reflect high consumption trends.
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Washington
Treasury
Cusioms Pte
Lin Treasury
United States
Eidsine
Arrested for murder of baby in Missouri case
Springfield dispatch reports Dick Carter arrested at Hutchinson Kansas for murder of Joyd Keet, 14 month old son of banker Holland Keet. Body found in an old well on a deserted farm about ten days after the abduction. Two other men, Maude Pierson and Cletus Adame, named in warrants as investigation proceeds.
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Springfield
Dick Carter
Hutchinson
Kaw
Little Joyd Keet
Holland Keet
Hat Avalont Carter
Maude Pierson
Cletus Adame
Kansas City
St Loula
Nominations for Land Office Registers Named
June 19 indicates James F. Turgess nominated by the President to serve as register of the land office at Lakeview, Oregon, and Wade IL Fowter named to be register at the Douglas, Wyoming land office.
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Register OF Land Office
Waslington
James F. Turgess
Traitent Wilton
Lakeview
Ora
Wade IL Fowter
Snd
Douglas
Wyo
Vieraban declares Miieuay won’t erard amid war threat
President Vieraban states Miieuay will not erard or beilizerent any American as war actions unfold on another continent. The remark signals stance during heightened global tensions and potential US involvement.
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American &Tatua
Montevideo
Uruguay
Vieraban
Miieuay
Bread cheaper in war zone prompts price warnings
In a wartime briefing, Mr Hooter notes bread prices in Belgium run about 60 percent lower than New York, while England and France see 3 to 40 percent differences. He warns of rising living costs harming nourishment, urges mobilizing restraint and cooperation to cut national waste or face German domination and political collapse.
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Waliington
Hooter Sald
Belgium
New York
England
France
Bia
Big Loans Made By U S To Allies In June
Washington reports an additional 35 million dollars lent to Great Britain as the treasury advances a second monthly installment of 45 million to Belgium. Total aid to the Allies climbs to 983.006 million, with 536 million reaching Great Britain and Belgium receiving 7.5 million this month. In Albuquerque, French Vice Consul Theodore Summaripa died in a sanatorium after tuberculosis, arrived a week ago with Blaslater and Mine Margaretta Ifrasaino of Chicago.
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Washington
Great Britain
Treasury
Belgium
Tedasia Joan
Albuquerque
N. M
Theodore Summaripa
Chicago
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Mee
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L. Jones
Tee, Co
Don Beeson
Balt Lake
Medical Corps
United States Army
Dr. Whalen
Tealdence
W. Tt. Haskie
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Department of the District Court
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Joseph P. Rackham
Moron Brown
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Willie
Geo
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IL ¢. Ferris
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W. T. Mandin
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Galt Lake
Hamvel L. Brick
Fiquare
WM. G. Freiday
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Hamiware
Daniel Maul
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Junior Rich
Dinus
Lagoon
Tome
Freens
Southern Pacific
Red Cross Fund
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Delta
J. Edward Taylor
Defence
RUSS
State Department
Eagles
State OF
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Ogden Sales CO
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Galt Eske
Alazoo
T. ¥. Rowlands
Os Weeks
Hickey
R. Harlo
R. A. Walker
Alazom
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Rick
Sacramento
Society of Plan
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J. L. Reynolds
Martha Cociety
Laroon
Scote
Ogden and
Galt Lake Sons and Daughters of
Heather
B. Clubaire
Jack de Bano
Paventa
Basel
Switzerland
Vienna
Hevenute
Beer Jax
Madrac
Marshall’s Fountain
Marshall's Fountain
Sunkist
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Whdabbabdee Eyes
Horlick
Marse Call Service
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Claude Fierson
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Lloyd Keet
BYU
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