Mrs Eliza Hooper to be Buried Tuesday Evening
Mrs Eliza R L Hooper died last Friday in Ogden Utah aged about 98. She joined the LDS Church in London and traveled to Zion in 1868 then to Salt Lake City by way of Castle Gardens and Echo Canyon. She helped start Ogden’s first newspaper stand with her sons and later traded goods to sustain her family. Survived by sons William J Low Adeaide Fellows and Madeline Ford and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Second Ward Meeting House Tuesday at 2 p m with Bishop Geo Brown officiating. Viewing at 2830 Lincoln avenue 10 a m to 2 p m Tuesday.
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Hilza
R. J. Hooper
Eliza R. L. Hooper
Mildential
London
Bug
Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Zion
Castle Gardens
N.Y
Mumbai
New York
Utah
Laramie
Union Perfic Railway
Salt Lake
Chester Loveland
Echo Canyon
Emigration Canyon
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Bualedsike
Denat
Chas
Eliza
Raling Mackender
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterly Saints
Zooper Ig
Wim. J. Low
Adeaide Fellows
Madeline Ford
H.R. Stone
George Wills
Minnis Guyon
Gertrude Weaver
Frank Low
Ernest Ford
Ervin Fort
Bernice Food
L. F. Brown
Ing
William Low
Clarence Low
Chester Low
Fre Low
Mra
Bila Hutchison
Addle Biel
Lean
Second Yard
Dishop Geo
Brown
Win. Low
Lincoln Avenue
Land Opened 10 Tillers of Soil In Colorado Valley
To boost war time production Anela Sam will own ten acres of irrigated land along the Tile Grande railroad in the Grand Valley of Colorado on March 29. This agricultural effort aims to support America's liberty army and enhance wartime outputs.
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Anela Sam Will Owen Bok Ncres
Wong
Tilo Grande
Grand Valley
Colorado
America
Liberty Army
Opening of 7460 acres in Unecenpatgre valley to homesteaders
Announcement states 7,460 acres in the Unecenpatgre valley will be opened to homesteaders. The date of April 7 is noted with emphasis on railroad offices, especially along the Denver and Rio Grande, urging exploitation of the new lands to attract settlers. The government is pushing increased production with railroad cooperation to secure the best class of settlers.
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Unecenpatgre
United States
Denver and
Rio Grande
Tiemnt
Rovers
The Spurs of Sybil Brings Alice Brady to New Utah Theater
A new World Picture Brady production stars Alice Brady as Sybil Trew. She is cast into independence by her wealthy aunt who forces her to earn a living for a year. The story follows Sybil through adventures, misunderstandings, and romantic complications as she proves her resilience and charm.
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Sybil
Brady
Alice Brady
Utah Theater
Sybil Trew
Sife
Miss Brady
Misaay
Prophecy Link Mentioned Between World Conflict and Joseph Smith
Judge George 5 Barker spoke at the Third Ward Mutual Improvement association on the Book of Doctrine and Covenants. He argued that a prophecy announced on December 25, 1832, foretold today’s world conflict and that Joseph Smith was divinely inspired. The audience listened intently to the lecture and the program.
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George 5. Barker
Third Ward Mutual Improvement Association
Barker
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints
Joseph Smith
Huerman
Prnfana
Ogden Mail Carriers Poised for $200 Salary Increase
Attaches of the United States postal service in Ogden await congressionally pending action on a $200 yearly salary increase for workers earning $1800 or less. The measure, House Resolution 414, has been favorably reported by committees and appears likely to pass. About 250 Ogden employees, plus over 126 at the Ogden mail center, would be affected.
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United States Postal Service
Ogden
Congress
House
Jwst
Senate
Ase
United States Mail Service
Pont
Mattress Plants Ready to Resume Operations
The Smith Gros Mattress factory plans to begin this week or early next week after a major 1916 fire left only thick rock walls. Architect G A Gravesmith revised plans, producing a more pretentious structure as reconstruction proceeds, with manufacturing to continue.
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Smith Gros
Joseph Smith
Arcitect G. A. Gravesmith
Booth Ordinance Scheduled For Action Tomorrow
City commissioners will meet in Mayor Browning's office for a short session with routine matters only. The anti booth restaurant and safe ordinance is set for final consideration at tomorrow's regular meeting, likely revised to permit open booths on lower floors with police inspection.
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Board of City Commissioners
T. Samuel Browning
Brown
Ing
Births Reported in City Records This Week
The following births were reported to George Shorten city sanitary commissioner today Oscar D and Adriana Van Dutten burg 3204 Wyoming boy Feb 12 Walter G and Ithel Emley 2310 Jackson girl Feb 14 Raymond and Linda Woodbury Tee Hospital girl Feb 14 Ralph W and Maude Armstrong 2531 Fillmore glieb Feb 15 Menry W and Ellen Barren 2745 Grant girl Feb 15 Orlando and Ida Wade 2543 Quincy boy Feb 19 James and Twentieth Werden 341 Werden.
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George Shorten
Oscar D
Adriana van Duttenburg
Wyoming
Walter G
Ithel Emley
Jackson
Raymond
Linda
Orlando
Ida Wade
Quincy
James
Twentieth
Werden
Health report shows births deaths and diseases in city
Vital statistics report by George Shorten lists twenty births and three deaths last week. Among births twelve are boys and eight are girls. The draft shows two males and one female. Measles lead with sixteen cases, chickenpox seven, and scarlet fever and smallpox also present.
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George Shorten
Scalner
Weather Notes On Cold Week And Temperature Extremes
The report lists illnesses including mumps whooping cough typhoid fever and diphtheria with no registrations. It records that March 1 was the coldest day of the week at 19 degrees above zero while February 27 was 13 degrees above zero. The second coldest day was March 1 and the week’s high reached 50 degrees above zero last Monday.
Embezzlement Charge In Ogden Stock Sale Case
E Devaul a stock salesman for Seattle manufacturing was charged with embezzling 110 dollars from A W Cowan of Ogden. An information filed by County Attorney Farr alleges Cowan bought 100 dollars of stock but received no certificates. The incident reportedly occurred several weeks ago. Devaul has not yet been arrested.
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E. Devaul
Seattle Manufacturing Company
A. W. Cowan
Ogden
Farr
Cowan
Davaul
Spurs of Sybil heads to Utah Theater with Alice Brady
Alice Brady stars in The Spurs of Sybil at the Utah Theater in a modern life tale. The film promises unusual storylines and strong performances as Brady portrays a distinct character. Paris reports two German raids on French dunes near Malincourt checked by French fire.
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Alice Brady
Startling Story OF Modern Life
Paris
Chenila Dea Dames
Malincourt
War Office
Great Ordnance Base in France
Washington March 4 Building 25 million dollars in ordnance base in France will include about twenty large storehouses twelve shop buildings one hundred smaller shape and magazines and machine tool equipment costing about five million dollars announced today by the war department.
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Washington
France
War Department
Chilean Transport Angamos Arrives Safely at New London
News dispatch from New London reports the Chilean transport Angamos carrying 900 men reached safety after a gale. A Chilean cruiser had searched for the vessel in the North Atlantic but Angamos was never in danger, finding shelter on the south side of Long Island early last week.
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New London
Conn
North Atlantic
Long Island
U S Labor Bureau To Be Permanent Named In Washington
Washington March 4 Reorganization of the United States employment service into a permanent bureau of the department of labor was announced today by Secretary Wilson John B Densmore to lead the new bureau The changes were limited in scope with few clauses in the organization of the bureau
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Washington
United States Employment Service
Oto
Department of Iskor
John B. Densmore
Tts
Wilson
Secretary of State Extends Time for Auto License
Due to two last day rushes at the secretary of state office, many residents have failed to obtain 1918 auto licenses and tags. The payment deadline was extended from March 1 to March 5, with clerks working to issue licenses rapidly. A prior suggestion to forward 6000 license tags to Ogden for distribution at a centralized headquarters was noted but not acted on.
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Secretary of State
Thoss St
Thomas Browning
Ogden
Iy Hal
Court House
Ahso
Wilson appoints three Utah officials in new posts
Washington March 4. President Wilson today announced reappointments in Utah. Thoreson, county surveyor general of Utah, was named again. Peter Hanson, register of land office at Vernal, Utah, kept his post. Albert F. Young of Vernal, Utah, remains treasurer of public moneys at Vernal.
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Washington
Wilson
Ingenwald
Thoreson
Veyor
Utah
Peter Hanson
Register of Land
Vernal
Albert F. Young
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Orpheum
Mme. Petrova
Petrova
Ouy
Roshanara Crepes
Wright
Health Report
Great Ordnance Base
U.S. Labor Bureau
STI
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