Ogden News Notes and Local Notices
Fragmented notices recount random reads from Ogden area including sales ads, church conference schedules, school events, stock market hints, marriages licenses issued, encampments of American Yeomen, and local visits. Overseas mail reports Dr Clyde Dallimore and R A Middleton families awaiting updates while local business and legal items update residents on cases, extended time for shipyard helpers, and civic notices.
Lost Notice Behind Miscellaneous Ad Clutter
Four months old Chester Wolte missing with description including Raward and Plane 1620-R. Warrant lost, CTA water feed, and cattle referenced. Residents Mrs John and water, Mike Curto, 2443 Lincoln, and Lawrence noted. Authorities urged return or update with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wolte
Raward
Newage
John and Water
Mike Curto
Lincoln Reddy
Aon Lawrence
ATA Beic
Registrants to be aided by legal advisory boards
An official bulletin states that second registration registrants will receive legal aid during the questionnaire process. Legal advisory boards will render guidance and assurance as in 1917. Signed by E W Fitzgerald Caplan Infantry U S 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanyers
Amd
Ogden Stamp Campaign 15 Aids War Savings Drive
The Ogden campaign raised 16696.68 in early pledges as young women staffed booths in Culley and May tire Drug stores and other outlets. Dorothy Wright led the largest booth at Metatyre Doe Store with 4950 in stamps, while Mrs. Joseph Seawerot Jr chairing the Metatyre Doe booth sold 565 in pledges. Janitors, clerks and volunteers from firms like Ogden Packing, Ogden Horse Sales, Ogden Steam Laundry, and Utah Canning joined the effort, forming a Thousand Dollar Club and promising full county participation to meet the apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaden
Darrie
Culley and Matyre
Nye
Ogden State
Collis
Reey
Winderlip
War Savings Committee
Wilgon
Washington
Ita
Utah
Titah
Weber
Thousand Dollar Club
Ogden Packing Company
Ogden Horse Sales
C Ommission Company
Ogden Steam Laundry
Utah Canning Company
Booth
Philip Horseley
Wrete Gub
Marian Browning
Lophell Runyon
Mipnle Moore Crown
Helen Muntor
Dorothy Wright
Cleona Rich
Beacle Callaghin
Claramay Browning
Helen Bichnel
Gladysich
Myra Grout
Joseph Scowcroft Jr
Mise Inez Adams
William King
Josephine E. Evans
Oreo Douglas
Helen Rich
Helen Robb
June Campbell
Ruth Boyd
Allan Burr
Marian Wright
Florence Brownley
Mary Fisher
Avon Rich
Aileen Dune
Yinlot Hall
Thelma Woodmansee
Lillian O'Niell
da Hawley
Gladys Fouls
Jeasle Bee
Son
Mary Hurst
Geneviqve Anderson
Tola Pingree
Melua Brackahire
Milfired Burton
Katherine Allison
Eva Brownley
Hazel Jones
Josephine Volkur
Phyllis Brown
Ruth Geancroft
Luke Wright
Louis H. Peery
Ralph Johnson
Hyrum Jenkins
J. 5
Vewls
Shape
Williams Candy Co
Troy Laundry
Royle Furniturn Company
Ogden Furniture Company
Ogden Tree Works
American Linen Supply Co
Sells-Floto Elephant Story From Ogden to Cheyenne
The article details a Sells-Floto elephant caravan traveling via Ogden to Cheyenne. It quotes trainer Mr. Prattit about the elephant’s strong family ties and a notable incident where the elephant halted a moving train by lifting a water-tank cover with its trunk. It portrays the animal as highly intelligent and emotionally aware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Proftit
Utah
Mr. Prattit
Fenest
pTrangloga
Washington State
Ralief
Floto
Thanks to the music groups for camp sendoff support
The city gratefully thanks the Southern Pacific band the Seowerolite and drum corps for their help with the boys camp sendoff. Chairman A R Heswood praised the groups as steadfast friends who stood by the community when needed and helped ensure a fitting farewell for the young men heading to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty Grate Board
Southern Pacific Band
Seowerolite
Drum Corpn
Lodnay
A. R. Heswood
Ava
Card of Thanks and Utah Bond Bill Passage
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Nebucca EB Noble, mentions funeral singers, and lists family names. Utah bond bill passes House with no dissent, authorizing $8,000,000 extra bond issue. Names of local officials and attendees referenced. Also reports travel notices: Agnes Conant departs for Kollywood California, Avelam Tearron overseas, Mrs Seale and son Jerry arriving from Dallas, and relatives visiting in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misther
Nebucca
Noble
Sigand
Lawrence
Evert
Loraine
Charles Griggs
Lote Fuqua
HOUSE
Washington
Agnes Conant
Kollywood
Gal
Coneant
Geden
S’atrick Healy
P. Hivaly
Conant
Texas
R. M. Seale
Jerry
Ogden
Dallas
Scale
Irregular Opening Marks Early Stock Market Movements
World’s Markets New York reports an irregular early session with modest gains in steel and coal, later dampened by foreign signals and Tugalan developments. US Steel dips while copper shows a sharp advance. rails ease and bonds mixed as noon trading slows. Omaha and Kansas City livestock markets show lower hog prices and steady cattle after morning receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dotte
Koper
Heavinern Alva
United States Steel
New Haven
Baldwin “Locomotive
Crucible’ Steel Land Marine
Liberty
Typhoid Rages Among German Army Soldiers
Amsterdam reports typhoid raging among German troops in northern France, with many soldiers reportedly ill and nearly the entire unit affected. The outbreak follows recent German offensives, adding to wartime strain and casualties. Also included are stock market briefs for cattle, hogs, and various commodities across Ogden and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
France
Tintle Standard Tops Salt Lake Market With 2518 Shares Sold
The Salt Lake market morning features Tintle Standard with 2518 shares sold at 1.0734 and 2.00, 1928 shares at 2.90. Closing sale details include Albion A Mining 160 at sc, Columbus Rexall 860 at Tac, 260 at Tac, 500 at Zoe, Howell Mining 1000 at sqe, Iron Mloxnom 1290 wt ie, Prince Consolidated 800 at Stanal 56c, Nalldriver Mining 500 at 244e, Ohio Copper 409 At sie, Tilea Wellington 190 at 12c and other small lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Albion A Mining
Columbus Rexall
Zoe
Howell Mining
Prince Consolidated
Stanal
Miler FN
Gaes
Nalldriver Mining
Ohio Copper
Sie
Tilea Wellington
Silver King Consolidated
Tar Baby Mining
Pintle Standard
West Toledo
Yuma
Consolidated
List of Local Boys Order Numbers in 1918
A fragmented 1918 document lists registrants with Reg. No. and Order No for local boys. The incomplete record includes numerous names such as John Pagnell Arnold E. Moilone Earl Ashlelis Arthur We Newnan Walter Ted Kennedy Tit and many others, with scattered numbers and notes indicating draft or registration orders. The page also shows references to legal or disciplinary notes and partial summaries of states or counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pagnell
Arnold E. Moilone Peroctaue
van Why
Earl Ashlelis
Arthur We Newnan
Walter T. Ted
Kennedy Tit
Dinasg
Balmax
Claud Fe Brandlosy
Ise E Cere 78 —Joseph PT. Taekhany. 12) Hiles Ml. Apencer
Olond P. Payne
Porden L. Glarkss
Ti—Leonard
Cashmore
Wiu St
Moller
Inele Vast Bonthty
Merlin Vy Pitas
Glen J. Maw
Lad Boi
Dnek ‘Addieron
Jamien HH. Whitn
Charion J. Tiss
Herbert G
Hino H. Kap
Hugh P. Andersen
Cyril BD. Jennings
Wiltord Tone
Willard J. Scrannan
Tudolgh
Mancock
Leland
Veninger
Harry VT. Ryan
Creer
Creer Eeees Liven L. Shermuth
Horace Bi. Smuin
John J. Claggott
George Smith
Wong Jin Ree
Thomas J. Miter
Joseph G. Falck
K Tof
Jinmex H. Cannon
W. ‘Tedd
Frank Byron Chave
Willard B. Price
Orvil Waldram
Arthur L. Lapeon
Peter BH. Shult
Robert G. Whleon
William Ferrant
Terrie F. Spour
Jemea c. Hadtock
Stesman A. Carden
Francie M. Steele
Garlow W. Seexralor
Elamar WY
Lediigham
Claude W. Party
Charles P. Falasrry
C. Puttens
Carl ‘Thomas Hinkle
Williem J. Sheppard
Joyuah Pell Squires, Jr
Joln
Wiltarcen
Lymean L. Largan
William Floyd Plekstt
Charles Bernard Floner
Lord Tovell Belnap
Clyde TB
Anerson
M Bets L. Wood
KMD Asc Cae Tea Reye Tages Boe
Thorman
Earl
Jorda
Grant C. Bishop
Lawrence Apalapio
Paulo Firth
Dewey D. Maxwell
Peter Telleron
George E. Halen
Charles L. McHride
Tony Coregia
M. Sorenzon
James John Baker
A. Chandler
Wildarosd
Cashel
agg_watler ee Taylor
Sid
Alton Sabra
Hlenry E Bhiden
Sian Eohandla
George W. Sgatkx
Mulaumoto
Yfarony Allen
Charles E. Goddard
Joseph Nast
Jozaph W. Richards
Joseph Bast
Roaney al Halen
Clarenos David Kingston
John BR. Nent
Cartun Wathanial Kimball
Charles B. Combs
Heber J. Bateman
Joseph Riley
Willard A. Lingo
William H. Brown
John H. Brown
Harold BE. Grow
Rinaldo Montanago
Horate L. Smith
Q—A. Frussel Croft
Tracy TL. Nye
Glen D. Gale
Wick Ree Ren
Lorenzo R. Stoker
Franklin Heslop
Foeime Tandgreeess
Watter Allen Weathorn
Qalexander Leland Brower
Touis Wildar Puller
BcAenald Nomgciang Prorernes
Amens Ducious Jones
Frank M.rentmeller
Lloyd Stanger
William van Alton
Albert Bell
Frank Byron Smith
Alison K. Tonway
James Milford Dinian¢—Teney Jr. Vaponce
Willian Gordon Kenley
John W. Clarka
S a-Irwin Theodore Tracy Wessees
Elmet L. Fields
Wallace Walter White
Renee Aerary
Bijiro Kawaguck
Eten
Serre
Chacete
Frank Walter Medolt
Roy
Batterfield
Edmund Amve
Eee Eee
Euxene F. Nelaco
Whealley Lorenzo Blin
Frank L. Ward
George Leland Hadley
Edward J. Dalrymple
Gharence Bitton
Ledro Urizarbarrena
Ray J. Hutler
John A. Barnett
Frederick Burton Jones
Felix H. Turpblour
Howard Thompson Child
Charlee A. Colevo
Eagar Christian Wangegard
Jamees Vacley Peterson
William PR. Smith
George LB. Shurtlitt
Theo
Eens
Llewellyt
Elipwell Ceevar Ees
Floyd F. Dundeman
Gugholap Cosel
Jnhn
Amos Molly
Pania R. Farterees
Charlea Jarence Mesick S—Gust Chromia
William
Spidel
Kasaburo Chiba
Fimner W. Greenwell
Elueh
Rilvertham Lzd
George Hrasa
Parker
Suspect Arrested in Wyoming Draft Case
Honsenar wan was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Willem Drown two days ago after a weapon was found on him but he was not charged. The investigation showed he registered at a local Wyoming board but did not answer the questionnaire. He is likely to be inducted with the next contingent of men leaving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pincock
R. D. Pincock
deKs
David L. Stine
J. Hughes
City
Pheritt
Police Department
Willem Drown
Wi Atatus
Hhe
Wyoming
Ife
National Army
Questionnaires Mailed Today by City Exemption Board
The city exemption board released a long list of names as the second registration phase progresses. The compiled roster includes Lloyd Robert Kent, Kennet Brown, William Floyd D Pickett, James Edwin Cannon, Herbert Glen Gordon, Walter Tlesh, Michael George Pantone, Douglas Bryan Gentry, and many others. This marks the continuation of local efforts to document eligible individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Questonnsur
Regiaranix
Lloyd Robert Kent
Kennet Brown
Wiliam Floyd D Pickett
James Edwin Cannon
Herbert Glen Gordon
Walter ‘Yhoman Tlesh
Michael George Pantone
Douglas Bryan Gentry
Lyman LeRay Larsen
Joan A. Darnett
David Finnland Farr
Carlos Watson
Scexusilur
Sidney George Smith
James Parley Gale
Herman Harold Gardom
Starry Heldar Ryan
Joseph Riley
Arthur Pater Hansen
Charles Henjamin Coombs
Ghanning Donald Kinney
Glen Arthur Chandler
Rudolph Horatiy Hianenek
Albert Peter Fromberg
Trelbert Malan
William Alfred Kingel
Hasabura Chiba
William Hart Price
Waymes
Glen Foulgerm
Joseph M. Chapple
Baward German Dalrymple
Thurman
Henry Tubbs
Glen Derrick Gate
Paul Lyon Weight
William van Aifen
Joseph Fell Squires, Jr
Joseph Alkema
Nabert
Timothy Monagia
Vernal Sandereon
Dryagt
Jamex Furniex
Daniel Irving Brian
Frank Lorenzo Wood
Herman L. Warner
Fen‘ton Leigh Wood
James Cahert Hadrock
Clyde Bell
Anderson
Leonard Earl Cauhmore
Albert Schouter
Tralph Grange Johnson
Thomas Wilford Todd
Ray Lewis Butler
Kenneth My
Walter Eugene Taylor
Cyril Burtin Jeontage
Joseph S.hitney Richards
James Sandman
Orrem William Walker
Kennedy C. Brett
Sonn Evans
Gordon Lorenzo Glark
Lewia B. van Why
Delbert Smith Whipple
Roland William Wat: Vertall
Leroy Ecklesbrann
Richard F. Woodbury
George Prederick Meissy Née
Ansel Otero
Wong Kai Krong
Wilterd Hone
Juan Bateben Manterota
Draftees Fail to Appear at Local Draft Call
City officials reported that draftees Lewis Teo and Edward Guerra failed to report last night when the draft board called for men from CK-67 cage No. 93 and 69 Larami. The local opera, Camp They were informed today that the men had not appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E Teo
Mion Sante
Cage
Edward Guerra
Laramiao
Baarel
Jahelee
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