Ogden School Chief Mr Johnson Resigns to San Diego
Ogden city schools superintendent Mr Johnson will resign and move to San Diego California. He has led major building and curriculum upgrades, added departments and a nurse led health program, improved teacher training and wartime education efforts, and praised by citizens for expanding the school system.
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Ban Rego
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Aaa
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Ogden High School
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Itheigh School
Haas
Citzen
City of Heart
Spaulding Commission
France
Lash
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Sleckwan
Europe
Belgium
Kehoalaga
Red Cross
Congrege Legal Church
Standard
Fm Ogden
San Diego
Inia
Thirh
Lautferson
Aigbl
Alf
Yilty
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Do It Now Verse
A humorous verse urging immediate action across daily tasks and ambitions. Repeats do it now motif with playful rhymes about work, savings, home building, and personal improvement. It emphasizes seizing the present to avoid regret.
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Walt Mason
Yentldday to skool and great men debated
A classroom tale shows Miss Kitty asking which man is greater Christopher Columbus or Ty Cobb. Students murmur as they vote, with Benny porting a clever line about discovery versus batting prowess. The scene centers on praise for explorers and athletes.
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Saylog
Charles Simkins
Simkian
Gristofer Columbus
Ty Cobb
Meny Boys
Enybody
America
Benoy
Cristofer Columbus
Ty Bobb
Ssed
Misa Kitty
Beeaian Enybody
Chattoa
Henny
Miss Kitty
Missy Kitty
Ogden Merchants Meet Over Salt Lake Child Funds
A meeting called by Ogden Merchants and Children's Aid trustees aims to review a Salt Lake inquiry into funding for local children. Ogden officials argue existing local provisions suffice, citing state appropriations and funds already allocated to Ogden, while expressing concern over Salt Lake interference.
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Ogden
Merchants of
Children's Aid Society
Merchantz
Salt ‘Lake
Children’s
Aids and
Martha Societies
Beye
Lee
Women of American Patriots to Give Soldier Party
The group decided to continue meetings through the summer and plan a soldier party in September to honor returned servicemen. Attendance was noted as pew members supported extending events into the summer months. Preparations will be made throughout the season as city and county soldiers are expected home by September.
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Uba
Pew
Igrday
Unse
Tbis
Naval Graduates Hibbs Moran From Ogden Head Coast
Ensign William Hibbs and Ensign Willem Moran, two Ogden youths, graduated from Annapolis earlier this month and departed for the Atlantic coast to receive assignments. Hibbs goes to New York for duty with the U S Navy, while Moran heads to Newport News to join a government army transport for active service. Both have visited their parrots in Ogden in the past two weeks.
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Wiliam Hibbs
Willem IF. Moran
Ogden
Annapolis
Atlantic Coast
Man Robbery Reported on Twenty second Street Corner
N J Brown of 426 Twenty second Street told police he was robbed Saturday night by a masked man on the corner of Twenty second Street and Quincy Avenue. He surrendered about 10 in money. The robber stood roughly five feet ten inches, wore a black hat and coat, and used a blue handkerchief as a mask.
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Twenty-second Street
Pallces
Banelli
Quincy Avenue
Mane
Brown
Palice
Market shifts amid early gains and midday retreat in New York
World markets opened with gains across rubber shares, oils, metals, and chemicals, led by Industrial Alcohol and International Paper while Granby Consolidated fell after dividend news. Early strength faded before noon as copper, steel, and finance backed away, with grain prices up but confidence wavering amid cautious trading.
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Isotor
International Paper
Pittsburgh
Granby Consolidated Mining
Peyerssi
Iindustrial
American International
Mexican Petroleum
Slusebaker
United Aiaces Steel
Market Lapses and Odd Trade Signals Spark Stock Talk
In today’s stock round up traders discuss unusual activity as American Cas, C Endicoit and Jnumsca report unusual volumes. The market shows a rising tendency, with about 3,154,000 shares traded amid unclear corporate moves and price expectations influenced by sector specialties and advices from peers and analysts.
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Texas and Pacific
Nares
Gales
Chicago grain market sees prices slip amid scarce offerings
Chicago on June 10 reported declining tarna in prices due to scarce offerings and light stocks in store. New crop outlook fair with June futures opening modestly higher yet futures drifted as traders weighed European demand and Argentine supplies. Cash markets showed varied readings for corn, oats, and fats, while livestock in Ogden and Kansas City posted mixed receipts and pricing.
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Chicago
Atton- Vom
Sal- Urdey
Goates Named Weber County Boy Scout Executive
George A. Goates, longtime secretary of the purenijes, assumes charge as scout executive for Weber County. He opens offices in the Gol Hudson building and outlines the aims of the movement to foster civic welfare, self reliance, and readiness for responsible citizenship among local boys, with plans for a county summer camp forthcoming.
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George A. Goates
Purenijes
Tak
Weber County
Roomis
Gol. Hudson
Goates
Rosery Club
America
Europe
Esylog
Boy Scout Movement
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORTS JUNE 30
Receipts and bids across cattle hogs and sheep show mixed demand with heavy and medium weights quoted. Beef steers and heifers see broad ranges, cattle and feeder prices mix with packers and stockers adjusting due to market tone and weight classes. Lambs and ewes also feature varied quotes, with several categories showing steady or light movement and no single price dominating.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report From Omaha Neb
Omaha market notes show hog prices mainly 16 cents higher, top at 20.80 with heavy demand for medium and light weight hogs. Receipts around 20,200 head, bulk trades near 20.20 to 29.60, with varied bidding and cautious buyer activity noted across weights.
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Omaha
Omawa
Neb
Liberty Bond Finals Report From New York Auction
Liberty bond prices and yields for different series listed from New York on June 20 show mixed results. Key figures include First 4s at 94.90 and 95.10, 44s at 3416, 41s at 5.13, and Victory 3s at 100.06 with Victory 4s at 99.92, reflecting fluctuating demand in the market.
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New York
Tina Bricey
Bar Silver Rates from New York Trading
Bar silver in New York on June 30 closed lower amid quiet trading. Prices for Merlean and daflars noted with minor fluctuations and subdued market activity signaled by the day’s notes.
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New York
Iver
Pla
Unclear fragment on We drawing event
Fragmentary text references a drawing event or contest with incomplete lines about someone named Wleh and issues with itid. No clear date, place, or participants identified.
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