Building on Solid Foundation Expands Ogden Industry
The Globe Mullag Gra plant in West Op den and the Dinh Ce real Food factory are to be enlarged, with Holley Milling expanding its elaborate plant. Thos Ogden grows into a grain and cereal center, becoming packing HQ for the intermountain region and dominating the west’s horse market and cereal trade near its four marts.
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Nlart
Globe Mullag & Gra Company
West Opden
Alee
Dinh Cereal Food Company
Holley Milling Company
Troop Deployments Rise as U S Sends to France
In a weekly review Menera March voices encouragement to Americans while noting about 900000 troops have been shipped to France. The latest figures show roughly 90000 more must have departed in the past week, continuing the broad mobilization effort.
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Menera March
Ifo
France
American War Shipping Totals and Troop Deployments Ahead
General Maren reports shipments totaling $00,000 and promises the army's move to France. More than one million men will be in France or en route before the first of next month. A remarkable transport achievement notes that American hogs were not lost, conveying by our own warships. General March praises American troops and resources, promising improved lighting and readiness as the war expands with increasing regret and resolve.
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America
Maren
France
March
National Guard
Frantu
Germany
Moresalvys Raab
Even the Rich Must Work Law in Kentucky
Kentucky passes a law forcing every man aged 18 to 60 to work at least one hour weekly in any employable job to support self and dependents. The correspondent notes enforcement may be tougher on the rich, who would face long job hunts to support costly families, hinting at a future of Ohio River banks lined with tobacco and whiskey industries.
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Kantucky
Ohio River
Kentucky
Kindergarten to Aid America Campaign Emerges
Claxton touts kindergarten as a national education tool and bridge to foreign families in America. Dr Carone Hedger counters, urging early school contact with foreign families to foster mutual understanding between native and immigrant mothers.
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Americanlaation
Claxton
U. S
Carone Hedger
Across the Atlantic Air Strike Visioned for War
A British officer argues Americans should build planes for long distance Atlantic crossing using liberty motors. He predicts a 48 hour crossing, then faster with advanced planes. Proposes Newfoundland to Azores relay flights to outpace U boats and invade Europe.
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Laon
Paris
Atlantic
Plauen
Pinnes
Sersice
Isas
Newfoundland
Azores
America
Housewife Appeals To Farmers From Twenky Eighth Street
A housewife from Twenky Eighth Street appeals to farmers to advertise fruit vegetables and berries for sale as they ripen. She recalls last season when many orders and help were abundant. She urges mothers and children to pick fruit for neighbors nearby to aid city folks who could not market themselves.
Farmers Hope Fralt Help Consumers This Year
A fragment notes farmers may stabilize prices after last year’s gains, but warns consumers still face higher costs as retailers extract 25 to 60 percent more. It suggests hope that farmers will act to aid the people again this year.
Ogden War Savings Appeal Calls for Donations
Frank M Driggs issues a public message urging Ogden residents to buy war saving stamps to meet county goals. He urges 3000, 2000, and 4000 donors at set values, stressing thrift, avoiding extravagance, and a county quota of 848000 dollars near a million. He warns Ogden must not fall short in war effort.
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Bladard
Ogdentte
Ogden
Farr Weat
Middleton
Hooper
Eden
Huntsville
Waber County
Ogden City
Weher
Oxden
Jan
No paper interference in presidential selection debate
The piece notes New York World and Bolts Miner opposing Woodrow Wilson and Henry Ford for Senate. It argues against federal influence on state elections, citing Wisconsin’s senatorial fight and urging states to judge candidates themselves without Washington guidance or outsider interference.
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Woodrow Wilson
New York World
Bolts
Eridor
Newry Ford
U. & Benator
New York
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ford
Washington
Wisconsin
Commonwealth
T Cheigh
United States
Shew
War Casualties List Published From Washington
Washington reports a war casualty tally dated June 22 detailing 133 names in categories: 37 killed in action 36 died of wounds 1 died in an airplane accident 0 died of disease and others wounded or missing. Notable names include Captain Jease Lowen Chicago Lieutenant Quectan TR Logle New York City and Carter L Ovington Paris France. The list also mentions Sergeants Paul Gegere Green Bay Frank Gowing Watertown N Y George A Hopp Ordnega N D Frank J Medeiros South Boston Mass Lawrence Trego Woodward Oklahoma Corporal Email Meyer Je Syrecuts N Y Rigdon Sterling Kas and Private James Caldwell Galeng among others.
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Washington
Jease Lowen
Chicago
Quectan
Logle
New York City
Carter L. Ovington
Taris
France
T. J. Watson
Balei
Panl Gegere
Greenbax
Wis
Frank Gowing
Watertown
N. Vu
George A. Hopp
Ordnega
Frank J. Medeiros
South Boston
Mans
Lawrence Trego
Woodward
Oklahoma
Email Meyer
Syrecuts
N.Y
Rigdon
Sterling
Kas
Walter Seite
Belleville
James 3. Caldwell
Galeng
Thousands Frol ic at Waikiki Beach as Lagoon Resort Soars
Waikiki Beach draws thousands as Big Lagoon Resort enters its busiest season ever. Manager A C Chris Lenéer notes over two thousand bathers last Sunday, possibly a weekly record, with Lagoon cafe popular among youth parties and Witzell’s Jazz band filling the dance floor nightly. Director Erickson plans another concert, signaling a thriving summer scene.
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Waikiki Beach
Big Lagoon
A. C. Chris Lenéer
Jaly
Lagoon
Salt Lake
Ogden
Witzell
Erickson
Thr
Ueden Municipal Band
Local and distant names appear in War casualty list fragment
A long list of individuals from diverse U S and international locations is presented, including addresses and affiliations, followed by a wartime casualty section noting wounded in action with ranks and names such as Privates Leo W. Krotzer and Jesse A. Hall. The fragment closes with an advertisement endorsing Fol汗ge Honeywad Tar Compound for colds and related symptoms.
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Mel
Margaret Smale
Bishop
Cal
Soler
A.A. Mcintyre Drip Co
Shrinking Germans Report From Frontline Dispatch
Paris May 16 says six Germans per yard hold the Franco Belgian front from the North Sea to the Oisa-Froor in a dispatch. It notes German forces have shrunk considerably since before the war. Detroit News reports on related forest service remarks by Examiner Mark Andersen who returns from a Bridger forest trip and plans further travels through Wyoming and Idaho forests.
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North Sea
Oisa
Detroit
Srazino
Mark Andersen
The
Forest Service
Han
Bridger Forest
Wyoming
Ihrovet
Idaho
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