Globe Milling and Rain Company Elevator Construction Begins
Work starts Monday on the Globe Milling and Grain Company's new elevator at West Orden. Engineer Devereux, for General Engineering, states about 100 men will be employed as excavation for the foundation begins. Materials will be hauled to the site with shops and woodwork facilities being established on the grounds as the heavy concrete work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Milling &Rain Company
Globe Milling & Grain Company
West Orden
Devereux
Qin General Engivering Vrmaans
Stork
Wnilen
nosWert Diginnee Kouth
Winflis
Pxenmnelng
Hin Bee
Walp Canning Tactary
Four Minute Lug Women to Speak at Gatherings
The Four Minute Lug Women group plans talks at Cooper, Thints-Ville plainity, and Coal Ville areas with speakers including the former prince at Fonkdence. The event highlights women driving wartime effort and the organization’s stamp drive energy and civic activism.
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Aly
Ogden
Itooper
Thints- Ville
Fonkdence
LODGES CALLED FOR JULY 4 PARADE IN OGDEN
Secretaries of lodges called to cooperate with parade in Ogden on July Fourth. Volunteers must report at Twenty-sixth Street and Washington Avenue at 9:40 p.m. to be assigned positions. Section led by Albert Hicksy with aides Ashton and others coordinating.
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Span
Ogden
America
Twenty-slath Street
Washington Avenue
Albert Hicksy
Conmilitimen
Mohiman
W. T. Greenwell
A. He
Ashton
Marshal Nu
Reapecliva
Story of Life of Christ From Gospels in Ogden area
Mrs. Bertha Beales-Wrizhl, a noted dramatic reader, presents a connected story of the life of Christ drawn from all four Gospels. The program opens Sunday evening July 7 at 8 o clock, under Weber and Ogdenslaker military supervision. Wright will read using the exact phrases from the New Testament, with Squire Coops arranging musical selections featuring cream Ua Moaslat and other pieces to be performed by professional singers from Amt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Beales-Wrizhl
Wells
Weber
Amt Lake
New Postage Rates Spark Confusion Across Papers
The day of Monday new postage rules prompt reports from Stewart and Browning about the affects on newspapers. Washington postmaster general's office details reach Philadelphia lawyers and Guaker Lena Wovlusry regarding the changes and required actions. Editors worry over how to apply the new rates.
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W. Trenting
Stewart Studs
Washington
Browning
Philadelphia
Priletin
Guaker
Lena Wovlusry
Monilay
Crs
Cielo
Church Services At First Methodist Episcoal
Local listing shows church activities with adult Bible class led by J Malone and a Kernan theme sermon titled No Man. Evening worship at 7 with guest attendees. Prayer meeting follows Wednesday with praise, led by Minnie Motue and Gladys Peterson in the Third Ward location.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Ty Mite
Fourth Street
Howes
Christian St Gare
Pasion
Burley Schoal
Hamera
Grip
Mra
D. J. Malone
Veacher
Kernan
Eywertti Suuthuvagd
Ayers
P.m
Seriapn
Praser
Verritn
Saowilh
Twa
Yedinga
Minnie Motue
Tirana
Werell
Aike Owe Inti Baleeiane
Mies
Gladys Peterzon Wii
Community Church Listings and Evening Services
Local notices list multiple churches in town with service times, Sunday schools, and pastors. It includes First Congregational, Second Congregational Five Points, Elim Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Church of the Good Shepherd, Tenth Ward, and Seventh Ward events with planned sermons, youth programs, and Mah.
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Second Congregational Church
Godfrey Matthawn
Suncay Sehuul
J. €. Shamong
Nivine
Anit Formon
Learn the Words of Patriotic Songs Postal Notice
A historic call urges Americans to learn the words of national songs for July 4 celebrations. The piece emphasizes singing with feeling at patriotic gatherings and encourages women and men to study the lyrics to participate confidently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Mary
Lacey Kenny
Lois
ISIS
Beery Nym
Phil Stomtte
Forre UN
Twentieta Goes to Camp Funston Salt Lake
A fragmentary report notes personnel departing for Camp Funston in Kansas, with mention of officers and enlisted aboard a transport. The text is partially garbled but indicates military movement to overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieta
Camp Funston
Salt Lake
Travglas
Fonetan
Karusas
Aed
Marine draft signals Cashmore accepted for service
Leonard L. Cashmore son of Mr and Mrs C M Cashmore of Canyon Rowland has been sent to Mare Island California training camp to prepare for service. He joins the Marines following notification to the draft board by the recruit barracks commander at Mur Iprandt. The family notes his patriotism and references the veteran Chil war grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cashmore
Js Ie
Mrr
C. M. Cashmore
Canyon Rowland
Mare Teland
Palifornia
Mivy
Ogden
Jsm
H.C. Wardleigh
Marine Cord
Mur
Iprandt
Cashmore
Uruguay Adopts July 4 as Holiday
Montevideo June 25 Uruguay has adopted July 4 as a permanent national holiday in honor of Independence Day. The act was passed by both chambers and signed by President Vier immediately, establishing the celebration nationwide.
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Uruguay
Montevido
Pacagany
Chamber of Representives
Senate Aml
Vier
Canteen Planned on Depot Platform for Soldiers
The Red Cross committee met with Supt. J H Dodds at the Union Depot to discuss creating a soldiers canteen and test room. Dodds chose a platform space near the dining room, awaiting approval from K Ve Platt of the Caden Union Railway & Depot Co. The area will be railed off for the canteen, with an expected opening at Union station early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cross
Yeaterday
J. H. Dedda
Dodds
K. Ve Platt
Caden Union Railway & Depot Company
Pace
Red Cross
Union Station
Miller family departs for three months in California
Mrs. Miller and her three sons and two daughters leave from 180 Thirty-first Street for a California vacation of three months. They will visit San Diego to see a son at the naval training station and San Pedro where two more relatives reside, while O Q Miller remains in the city.
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T. Miller
Street
Mabel
California
San Diego
Naval Training Station
San Vedra
Rone
O. Q. Miller
Senate Passes Army Measure Amid Turbulent Debate
Washington June 26 Senate approves army funding amid chaotic exchange as lawmakers push major legislation. The measure advances despite opposition from several factions and a wary public.
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Senate
ARMY
Deaths and Funerals Burten and Forsgren
Funeral notices for William Wo Beton Burten and James Forsgren list services, with burial in Oakland Tabernacle and Washington Avenue address details. Survived by widow Lettie Varley Forsgren and numerous children, brothers, and relatives. floral arrangements provided by Ogden City Floral Co.
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Forsgren
James Forstren
Famiy Norte
Washington Avenue
Wily
Uke
Korssten
Lettie Varley Rorsgren
Follnwhous Sons
Iit
William Peterson
Joseph Si Sen Foragren
Cast Porgren
Tin Totlaw Qisgeta
Alsn Brothers
Tan Forssren
Sarat €Ates
Uiiur Jiew
Oscar Ferseren
Aviolipth Faragoon
Vib Foregren
Fauge Returns From Eastern Duties
Joseph G Falck forest service property auditor for district 4 based in Ogden returns from extended trip through Washington southern cities and Florida. He notes Washington’s crowded housing and war mobilization efforts while praising warm Ogden weather. His daughter Miss Katherine Falck will join him after Berkeley course and possible Philippines teaching post. he traveled via Elkins and New Hampshire before Florida.
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Joseph G. Falck
The
Forest Service
Horace Greeley
Palek
Washington
Florida
Ake
Falck
Alnac
Bus
Hutt
Wren
Waren
Katherine Falcky Winnet
Phursday
Berkeley
Cal
Philippines
Simaller
Ogden
Orlent
Elkins
W. Va
New Hampshire
Forestry Department
Losses Reported on Italian Front By Hungarian Premier
Basel Switzerland June 29. Advised by Dr Alexander Wekerle Hungarian Premier, about 32000 Austro Hungarian prisoners were taken during their retreat on the I talian front. He said total casualties neared 100000, largely from sickness, and denied deaths from lack of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Adwilselon
Plave
Alexander Wekerle
Chamber of Deputies
Wekerle
Forest Service Herbarium at Ogden District Office
The Forest Service maintains a herbarium in Ogden showing 428 penoval and 1282 species divided into woody and herbaceous groups. Dried specimens are kept on cards in a cabinet, labeled and arranged for study by forestry personnel and grazing examiners to aid weed control and forage planning.
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Mre Forest Servics Mmaintains
Offee
Orden
Whiten
Jean Util
National Forest
Ogden
Grasres
Postal Workers Vote Yes on Widespread Pay Increase
Clerks at multiple branches celebrate a long awaited raise as postal service employees receive higher pay nationwide. The move boosts wages across the mail system, improving morale and compensation for workers at the federal facilities.
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Teth
Profiteering Report Highlights High War Profits Across Industries
Washington dispatch outlines a federal trade commission study on profiteering among American firms during wartime. It notes government fixed prices and high profits in flour, steel, copper, and packing firms, with coal and other sectors showing expanded margins. The report cites 39 percent profit increases and calls profits indefensible. It also accuses meat packers of monopoly profits and warns against price fixing that shields industry leaders while harming the public.
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Washington
Park N
Federal Trade Commission
Simula
Commission
Senate
Ment Yackers
War
The
Food Administration
T No Fuel Administration
Wsive
Ib Ia
Pxfett
Hiya
Hiye
Alias Summons in Utah Court Action
In Weber County Utah Daley Ferguson and others sue Vive state of Utah to dissolve a marriage with The Race Rosnoley as plaintiff s attorney listed at 624 24th Street Earlier public notice date 1915 with publication details and failure consequences if not appeared within specified days
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Dietrich Court of
Sald
Large margins boost profits across oil and steel sectors
An analysis notes high profits in oil and steel during wartime, attributing gains to supply demand dynamics and trade practices. It cites United States Steel profits at 24.9 percent in 1917, compares with 15.8 in 1916 and 5.2 in 1915, and highlights abuse of price controls and market manipulation as contributing factors. The piece also touches on wartime fiscal figures for Britain, Germany, and Austria, and closes with a proverb about right and honest work.
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United States Steel Corporation
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Genesty
Straners
el Arn
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Mall
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Godely
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Elim Lutheran Church
Jefferson and
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Tiberty
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Satudas Et P.m
Oxgeen Tabernacle
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Ogten City Floral Co. Floral Designs
J. G. Fauge
Herbarium OF Forest Service
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Alice In Celt
Uegden
Mare Island
Naval Training School
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Hhim
Brig Robinson
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