Call for 86 000 men shifts Utah quota to Camp Lewis
President Wilson orders a new emergency draft of 86 000 men with Utah asked for 247. Local boards must complete induction by April 2, prioritizing Class 1 in order numbers unless key farming work is involved. The bulletin specifies required separations and that only physically qualified men will be inducted.
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Wilson
Utah
Bamberger
Camp Lewis
Wagloning
Orefore
Qahentd
Marietta
Utah National Bank Report Details County Quotas and War Call
Report outlines wartime loan disbursements and county apportionments across Utah. Utah Governor Crowder informs local boards of a forthcoming national quota shift and a $50,000,000 incremental call to equalize distribution. Emphasizes deferment rules for farm labor during planting and urges boards to spot deferment abuse while guiding citizens on the new allocation.
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Salt J Lake County
Utah
Beaver
Coxsider
Cache
Iban
Davis
Duchesne
Emory
Gertfeld
Grant
Iron
Juab
Wane
Millard
Moreton
Oden
Plute
Idleh
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Sal Lake City
San Juan
Sunpata
Savier
Summit
Todele
Wasateh
Ulatah
Kinglen
Wayne
Weber
E. J. Crowder
Congress
United States
Vot ing the drones this great war of nations
A wartime editorial argues society must mobilize labor from peaceful classes to support the war effort. It condemns idlers as drones and calls for a government labor registry to classify workers by skill, reallocating workers to factories, farms, and shipyards to meet wartime needs. The piece urges strict taxes and public pressure to ensure workers participate.
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United States of America
America
Aimgar
Tang Tithava
Tle
Cinsa
Iliasett
Atake
Hiva
Thausanda
Europe
Students entertain at Lewis Junior High School
Students at Lewis Junior High School entertained the Parent Teachers Association yesterday afternoon with a program of songs and choruses. The event featured performances by the school choir and soloists including Campbell, Craft, Moyea, Wilson, Wal, and Bandstrom, ending with a rendition of Star Spangled Banner.
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Lewis Junior High School
Voachera
Dasnelation
Che Sthawer
Tin Sity Campbell
Ehncua
Macquerita
Daker
Marion
Feten
Wilson
Colom
Margaret Wal
Dorothy
Lincoln
Spelncfield
Alton Ilalvaraay
Lochinvar
Fiton Bandstrom
Juddenee
Retail Merchants Meet March 21 Topic Discussion
Utah Retail Merchants Association executive committee, about twenty members from Salt Lake City and Ogden, to discuss trade matters and general organization health at Weber club Thursday after noon March 21 in Ca. Affleck, association president, called for a meeting yesterday.
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Nivel
Utah Roi
Arsechicion
Weber Club
Tere Thurulay
Afleck
Salk Inka
Ogden
New Bishop for Liberty Ward Installed
Arthur Ferrin, bishop of Liberty ward, resigns and will be replaced. L. Shaw chosen as counselor to the new bishop, Edwand Ward and Leon Chard named counselors. Reorganization meeting drew large crowd at Liberty ward chapel. Bishop Ferrin lauded as active and capable churchman.
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Arthur Ferrin
Liberty Ward
Sabin
Mate L. Shaw
Forragy Serond
Verrin
Alecnar
Edwand Ward
Leon Chard
Bunday
Lisberty Ward
Thomas B. Vanson
John Halls
Sinke Preamenny
Ferrin
Liberty
Service call for Mos coe C Gwilliam to aviation duty
Mos coe C Gwilliam has orders to report at North Island training station near San Diego for preliminary duty in the aviation fleet. He will leave Wednesday for training camp. Gwilliam, an Ogden attorney and partner of R. & Gideon, is with Battery B at Camp Kearny and will suspend private practice during the war. Eva Tangay and soprano Jean LaCrosse perform at the Alhambra tonight.
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Moscoe C. Gwilliam
North Island
San Miego
Uncle Sam
Tin
Air
Gwilliam
Ogden
R. &. Gideon
Battery B
Camp Kearny
United States
Women to Aid in Third Liberty Loan Effort
Mrs. I. C Spencer chairs Weber county Women's Conservation Committee and reports progress in city and county work with Mrs. J. F. Syde state chairwoman. The record highlights extensive fruit and vegetable preservation efforts, noting city committees processed 712 quarts of canning.
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I. C Spencer
Weber County Women's Conservation
J. F. Syde
Hat makers refuse aid to save town from ruin
Denatury Connecticut manufacturers refuse to open factories under government aid conditions as workers faced layoffs after a contract was renegotiated last May. The terse report notes the employers paid their workers a one time sum, sparking financial distress for the town.
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Riilicos
Uctr
City charity report lists ton of dried fruit and veg
The document notes more than two tons of red and dried fruit and vegetables distributed to the city and county poor. It also names a city committee with members including Mrs Frank Stoyeng Weberatta and Mrs Spencer, plus other local names across stake organizations and committees.
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Ned
Fred Toulger
Ogdan
Mra
Frank Stevens
Webur
Mera
Mom
Marrioli
North Weber
Ami
Joan Campapa
Spencer
Edward Dichsel
Frank Stoyeng
Weberatta
Fred Foulger
Oxdensinke
Afra
M.S. Marriott
North “Webardinke
AM. Conroy
Thomas D. Dee
Kesaner
Mire
A. W. Ente Nu City
AL J Algetow
Bristol
jWattis
Archin Bowman
Chapin A. Day
Drowning
Jack Troutting
Borcha Kecles
CL Kecles
Stra
Joseph Wright
W. Wright
A. Vo Melningh
Ara Tb
Ryng and
Itty
Spargo
Two Deaths in a Soldier's Family at Camp Kearny
Corporal Cyrus White of the Eighth Regiment attended his mother Mrs. Mary White's funeral at Camp Kearny. He later returned to duty after multiple family losses and a role in teaching at the camp. Brother Timothy Shea, acting president of the Brotherhood of Firemen, comments on perceived wage disparities affecting colored members.
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Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Firemen
Rollanders Ad To Go 10 Salt Lake To Emgt
Herman and Prie Baker Hollander and brothers of Harry Baker were inducted yesterday in the infantry branch of the army and left for Camp Greene North Carolina. One of the boys, Jise than, has served in the Molland army. The men were rejected by the Ogden Guy board and went to Salt Lake where they were accepted without delay.
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Herman andsPrie Baker
Hollander
Harry Baker
Marrivon
Camp Cireene
N.C
Jisethan
Han Serred
Molland Army
Ogden Guy
Salt Lake
Wikkout
Bulls Sold At Tresony Sile At Ogden Stockyards
Prize Hereford cattle brought strong prices at the Union Stockyards sale led by Beau Brammel selling for 1075 and Beau Houmel 20th at 919. Ogden Hotel Sale and Commission Co. saw record ty stock sales. Buyers included Blachman & Erwin with livestock sent from various sellers.
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Union
Ogden Dtorso
TrRures
Grulen
Ogden Hotel
Blachman & Erwin
J. Flopkins
Croydon
Mr. Rundquist
Coalville
Bulla
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Cotec
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Kansas City Times
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Twenty Fith Street
Lewis Junior
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