Financial report on benefit for boys of Battery club
A thrift club organized by the women of Ammericam Patriots held a regular meeting with firs tgeorginn Marriott of the National Council of Defence present. Thirty ladies joined, books sent to front for color workers, and a financial statement showed total receipts of 639.25 with expenses including Orpheum rental and advertising. balance carried forward. A contrasting note recounts a tale of rival bootmakers and a British newspaper correspondent comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammericam
Firstgeorginn
Marriott
National Council of Defence
Thelub
Colliers
Pagar Johnston
Ogden High School
Mra
J. G. Falck
Supplies of Machine Guns to Be Ample
In a Los Angeles dispatch dated March the report notes ample supply of machine guns. The terse item hints at strategic defense or procurement, with no further details given. The fragmentary copy mentions Ireland and a chaperoned reader, but the core line refers to weapons stockpiling and military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Machine gun famine ends as factories ready to turn out arms
In an interview, Mr 8 Browning, part owner of the Browning patent, says the machine gun famine is over. He asserts 87,000 artillery guns will be in soldiers hands by summer’s end and six large factories soon to start operations will produce several bonds an? heraldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Browning
Sumer
Marmosa Method Promises Quick Weight Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmosa Prescription Tablets as a simple way to shed two to four pounds weekly, claiming safety and ease. It urges purchases for 73 cents per box or direct ordering from Marmola Company in Detroit, claiming no knots or flnborn ness and endorsing health without dieting or overexertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriggisis
Marmola Company
Woodward
Woodward Avye
Catrolt
Mich
Washington Food Prices Jump 31 Percent in Year
Washington food prices rose 31 percent from January 15, 1917, to January 15, 1918, per Eth Elbert Stewart of the Bureau of Statistics. The jump in the capital exceeded the national rate, with the U S average at 25 percent and Washington 6 percent higher than the rest of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ethelbert Stewart
Bureau of Statistics
Iabor Department
United States
American Casualties List and Other War News
Five Americans including Second Lieutenant Harold F. Kadle were killed north of Toul after a fight with Germans on March 7. The list names killed, severely wounded, and slightly wounded, with hometowns and dates. Also reports aviation training mileage records at Rockwell Field, a Western soldier killed near Rocky Ford, and a Chicago Federation of Labor stance on Mooney’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marsch
Tieuten
Harold F. Kadle
Thlon
N.tb
Toul
March J
War Department
Annosneed
Beseida
Sergt
Anthony Amodel
Baltimore
Edgar Parsons
Obida
N.C
Harry J.henry
Loxaus
Arthur F. Nelson
Cambridge
Edward J. Turner
Lake Dlls
Ows
Stret William J. Sproule
Newport
Corp
Sam W. Thomas
Bucatunna
Miss
Uarry
Nightingale
Stamford
Leslie M. ‘Talbot
Arlington
Afass
Charles TL
Linton
Downey
Idaho
She Department
Tat Priel Yaie Robert RB. Bayard
Dedham
Mass
Dired Pebruary
Jon J Crowley
Wakefield
Minas
Wounda
San Diego
Cal
Mitch
Rockwell Felu
North Island
EL Paso
Tes
Goldier
Rocky Ford
Here
General Hoare Injured In Fort Worth Plane Crash
General C G Hoare supreme commander of the olive flying corps in Canada and the United States suffered severe facial injuries in a forced landing at Hicks aviation field Fort Worth. The crash killed Aviation officer Hochanic A Hayes and critically injured Lieut Bate and Lieut Flynn among others. The incident occurred during engine trouble with Hoare piloting the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
C. G. Moore
Olive Ddlish
Royal Flying Corps
Canada
United Tates
Hicke Aviation Field
Gover
Hicksfield
Hoare
Aviation Fields
Royal Fying Corps
Hochanic
A. Hayes
Bate
Feask Flyng
E. A. Carrot Addressen
Hayes
Rate
Flynn
Cadet Carrell
Carrell
Thief Breaks Into Turpin Ranger Station in Jackson Wyoming
A man broke into the Turpin Ranger station of the Teton National Forest near Jackson Wyoming to steal food and supplies. Rangers plus a deputy tracked him down at sunrise, recovering cans and a stove fire, and he was sent to court after pleading guilty. Authorities noted he is wanted in Niahura County and a US marshal will handle extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpin
Tha ‘Teton National Forest
Jackson
Wyo
Shortfé
Slixona
Heys
AlAga
Srovialoua
Horencrans
Guard Smith
Sherif McDougall
Marly
Thiet
Bio
Jef
Ita
United States
Et Dnckyon
Wan
Latak
Avid
Niahrura
U. S
Kenymerer
Fiuen
Kilser
Open Yellowstone to Motorcyclists and National Parks
Secretary Lane announced opening of Yellowstone park to motorcycles this coming season, extending access to cars and motorcycles across all national parks. The report notes large patriotic gatherings in Poland and a new English foundry unions federation with 80,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Washington
Yallowstone Park
Lane
Yosemite Park
National Federation of Foundry Unions
England
Vinal Credited For Bronchitis Recovery After Severe Attack
An advertisement features Mrs. PLB Thayer of Somerville praising Vinal for bronchitis. She describes a severe cough and loss of appetite before using Vinal, which reportedly restored appetite, stopped the cough, and renewed strength enabling housework. The ad claims Vinal as a constitutional tonic available through Culley Drug Co and other drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Thayer
Walking at eighty promises vigor and health in old age
An advertisement extols walking and exercise to counter disease and preserve vitality in the elderly. It claims men and women can stay vigorous at eighty, urges consistent exercise and body function care, and argues early health maintenance averts illness. It also promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for aches, urinary issues, and excess uric acid, promising guaranteed results or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyalohina
Brigham City Notes March 3 Boxes and Fire Damaged Opera House
Brigham City notes report John J. Peters reappointed as chairman for the third Liberty loan drive and Tdsle Eddy taking charge of the Brigham City Pharmacy after a merger with Eddy Drug. Four wards offer the old opera house for sale after fires damaged the building. likely buyers plan a modern business block. Draft calls induct to service include William Hiracht and Albert J. Davis with Coast Artillery and Port Jogan, Colo. Box Elder County’s 1918 tax total of 30,478,808 dollars is noted as distributed among districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
John J. Peters
First National Bank of
Box Emer County
Peters Han
Red Cross
Soldier's Benefit
Firat
Theo
Forest Forest
Box Elder County
William Hiracht
Fark Valley
Raven
Lin
Pharmaceutical quackery and medical advice spread across a page
A garbled OCR page repeats health claims from a Dr. Baker and various remedies for coughs, colds, headaches, and rheumatism. It features testimonials, suggested tonics, and fake prescriptions with instructions to mail for more information, all implying dubious medical efficacy and urging readers to purchase quack remedies.
Tax assessments by precincts and companies in Tex Flor county
Precincts Brigham City Willard Corinne Tre monian ear River City Fielding and others show varied tax figures. The Southern Pacific Railroad leads with 14 the greatest tax page at 3 028 028, followed by Ore mon Short Time and Aloe Idaho Bugar Company. Uran Power and Light Co appears with 17 8441, while Amalenmutrd Suenr cans jbuny lists 8 570.84. Ble ady Darkin of South Dakota was named ranletant manager of Lio Bonnevilla Lyintber company and has moved Trinity here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Parry
Willard
Monton
Loney Ville
Corinne
Tremonian
Ear River City
Carlaul
Fielding
Corporations
The
Southern (Central) Pacific Railroad Company
Tex Flor
Tn Stalon
Oremon
Alohidaho Bugar Company
Uran Power & Light Co
Winh-hiwho Central Railway
Amalenmutrd Suenr
Ady Darkin
South
Dakoiniaa
Lio
Bonnevilla Lyintber Company
Trinity
Box Elder High Wins Northern Championship Title
SANT LAKE March 4 Box Elder High has won the Northern Championship in a tense high school basketball season end. Plans for tonight a key game against South Summit were in flux as officials ruled Box Elder must face South Summit for the division title. Brigham team faced possible withdrawal with final action pending at 9 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State High School Athletic Association
Kannaseam Raunt
Brigham
Yeatorday
James E. Moss
Boxelder High School
Tean Mist
South
Agricultural College
Boxelder
South Cadhe
Tommy Fitzpatrick
Thel
Utah appoints Simmoer and Lee for tourney officiating
The University of Utah along with Lee Simmoer of the Spanish Folk high school have been chosen to officiate at the upcoming tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Lee Simmoer
The
Spanish Folk High School
Horace G Nebeker Buried in Logan
Horace G Nebeker Logan lawyer and civic worker died Wednesday in Los Angeles. Funeral held at Logan tabernacle with attendance from the Logan bar and Commercial Theaters’ club. Eulogies by H. B. Hatch Dr G Peterson and others. Survived by widow Florence Gwilliame Ogden and a son aged years old. Nebeker born Laketown Rich county son of Bishop and Men. studied at Cornell and Chicago. Brother of Frank K Nebeker and Aquila Nebeker United States marshal Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Nebeker
Logan
Loss Angeles
Tabernacle
Logen Bar
Commercial Thoeaters’ Club
Alogien
G. Peterson
The
Agriculturel College of Utah
H. B. Hatch
A. BE. Bowen
Nebekers
Grarke Thames
University of Utah
Frank Daugh
Nebeker
Laketown
Rich County
Cornell University
University of Chicago
Utah
Order of Calf
Nebeker Wan
Prank K. Nebeker
Aquila Nebeker
Staten Marshal
Salt Lake
Mini Florence Gwilliame
Ogden
Son
Oll
Paying Up in a Humorous Wordplay Trade Exchange
A fragmented item humorously questions a vendor about pricing and a special deal. The reads imply a playful negotiation over items tagged as rings and accessories, with quirky spellings suggesting a lighthearted, slangy market scene and tentative offers from a seller and buyer.
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Aerout
Irs
Kennedy
Orpheum Managerent
Orpheum Rental
Zuppann
BE. Pardos
Scoville Press
W. H. Wright & Sons, Co
Wil Purdy
Ogden Brarminer
Advertleing
Ogden Standard, Advertleing
Sungpe Y
NEXTI
Scienca Monttor
Tat
France
Ireland
Pat
Camp Rewis
M. M. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
Art Clind
Felix T. Moore
China
Superior Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Inc
KG Hampton
Carroll
Mooney
Aml
Novney
Beale
Wyoming
Cncagg
Ignace Paderewski
Pnlish Commission
Culley Drag Cn
Beat
G. Tdsle Eddy
Endy Drug Company
Eddy Drug Company
Wynn Y. Eddy
A. L. Eddy
Box Elder
Elmont
Wheres & Siar
Aalap CA
Leis Baker
Thorbigh
Battle of Cone
Honoy
Bolthe
Naka
Moses To
Tver
Kkivoya
George To
Annie Faviler
Baker
Miysele
Balewert
Yore Abterels
MT. Hudotna
Advartiaement Orange
BOX Elder High
Deweler
Rani
Kwaki
East Side
24Th
25Th Street
Washington Avs
Skeen Realty CO
Davis and
Weber Counties
Utah National Bank
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