Stoneaiones Family Union Held On Tuesday
The Stenesones genealogien Society held its third annual reunion in the Seventh ward. Afternoon events featured officer elections for the coming year and a program with lectures, songs, and dances led by retiring president Mrs. Viney Barker. New officers include Agnes Farr president and Walter N Farr speaker of the evening spoke on patriotism. The gathering noted a long genealogical history tracing back to 1680 with Stone family ties to Guilford Connecticut and Utah beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenesones Genealogien) Society
Seventh Ward
Chsitieas Matterx
Merlin J. Stone
Viney
Barker
Ciera M. Bartholomew and
Palsy J. Winn. Co
Guilford
Conn
Lagan
Walter N. Farr
Reily Farley
Txlon
Tory
Misa Grace Blonc
United States
Div
Utah
Oilford
Amos I. Stone
Merlin Jones
Howard Barker
Mre
H. Holmen
Milk May Holes
Atmos T. Stone
Mrs. Mary
T. Cartridge
Eve Tuttle
Thoral Twile
Rachael A. Rilis
Harold Stone
Grendyn Nelson
Jesse A. Shaw
Merlin F
Hal Barlow Barker
T. §. Stone
Verda May Shaw
Fdith Mac Nelson
Sumner ¥. Norton
Sarah A. Nolaga
Lirste Parry Farr
John W. Willie
Blanche Shaw
Glenn Shaties Shaw
Lauren Tribe
Blanche Mle
Grant Read
Jack Moore
Jeantine Darker
Olive Jones McFarlard
Sophia, Witherell
Velasco Farr
Doris ‘Tribe
Dorothy Farr
A. Shae
Asael Arr
William A. Budge
Hilla Barker
Yore Fi
Chase
Ivan Farr
Raymond
Att Leah Farr
J. L. Moore
J. Lipoor
Denote Farr Budge
Athienitt Mudge
G. Jutta Parr
Elles Farr
Pile
Farr
Walter WN. Farr
Elisabeth Pad
Harold P. Parr
Walter Farr
Grace Btone
Spencer Ephen H. Ellis, Jr
Erte Lane
Martha J. Btone
Tote
Mariha Stone
Trity Ma
Helen
Orchard heating experiments spark debate among fruit growers
The Wah experimentation reports in Dallatin No 161 by Dr West and N.E. Erlefaen discuss orchard heating as boomed by promoters. Agencies sold equipment to farmers, but state rules barred the practice, though Utah rulings allowed some trials begun earlier. The study notes mixed results and cautions for growers.
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Wah Experimentation Haa
Fb. West
NE. Erlefaen
Schard
Utah
California fruit growers weigh orchard heating in heat tough tests
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station reports on how long temperatures can fall yet protect fruit, best heating methods, and costs. Findings note wind worsens heating, 300 heaters per acre may keep trees about four degrees warmer than freezing under light wind, smudging offers little value, and overall heating may be doubtful given current fuel prices and tree value. Publication available free from the station.
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Huch
California
Wah
Dilan
Utah
Iit
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Lemuo
City War Gardens To Be Subject Of An Address
Misa Kdoe Ladwig will speak this afternoon in the Twelfth ward at a Ward Helio Society meeting about city war gardens. As county home gardener and demonstration worker she has focused on home gardens in the county and answered residents’ invitation. She finds women are effective workers with home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Kdoe Ladwig
Tha
Taylor to Have Farm Bureau Day Program
Taylor hosts the third Farm Bureau Day with Weber County officers joining Taylor farm bureau for a conservation lunch and an afternoon program of speeches music and dramatic readings. Mrs Z T Ritter and Miss Edna Ladwig lead the schedule with Ladwig giving a Victory Bread speech. Riverdale Farm area holds a 2 pm meeting Friday. Captain Drake of the Royal Flying Corps is reported to recover after a crash with Cadet Ellis Watts of Portland killed.
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Arm Bureau
Taylor
Weber County Areau
Taylor Farm Bureau
Feavention
Mra. Z. T. Ritter
County Women’s Bread
Edna Ladwig
County Home Economica Comannirator
Buresy
Milas Ladwig
Victory
Riverdale Farm
Capt. Drake
Fort Worth
Tet
L. ¥. Drake
Royal Flying Corps
Ellis Watts
Portland
Gre
Yasters
Wattn
Reception in Honor of New Minister This Evening
A reception will be given tonight to the Rev. Goodtrey Matthew, the new minister of the Congregational church of Onde Nev. Matthew recently arrived in Ogden. The event starts at 7 p.m. at the church. The public is invited to attend and welcome the clergyman with speeches by Rev. George Hystop, Rev. John Edward Carver, and others, plus musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodtrey Matthew
Congregational Church
Onde
Matthew
Ogden
Clargyman
George Hystop
John Edward Carver
Wm. Crawford
French Patrols Enter Hun Line In World War News
Paris reports patrolling units operating near Rheims penetrated the German lines by over three fifths of a mile while a German party was repelled east of Silly. Meuse artillery roared at Verdun as fighting continued in Italy with frequent exchanges from Zenson to the Montello. Seven enemy airplanes were shot down yesterday by Italian, French, and Austrian forces.
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Paris
Rheima
Germanine
Inflay
War Office
Sil Jlery
Meuse
Verdun
Italy
Rome
Zenson
Midle Tiuva
Jeport
Ivery Artilles
Montelio
Ornic Valley
Ntalians
Trittai
New Shells At War On U Boat Attacks
Diagram explains improvements in shell design to threaten U boats. It notes old shells would glance off water while new shells travel with no zigzag and follow their course through the sea.
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UB Boats
Sader
Auto Show Promises Major Event At Ogden Venue
Carpenters and decorators ready the Ogden building for a week long auto show starting March 2. Dealers prepare displays of new models and accessories while orchestral music and patriotic programs aim to draw substantial out of town attendance and local patronage.
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Ogien
Anental
Uvaldon
Atecari
Tsage
Feucks
Deaths and Funerals and Stamp Day Proclaimed
The funeral of Amanda Brown was held at 2 p.m. in the Lynne ward chapel with Bishop Lawreven Sherner officiating. Eight grandsons served as pallbearers. music included performances by Pauline Christensen and others. The body was interred in the city cemetery. The minor funeral of Hatriet Minor is set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the Second Ward meetinghouse with Bishop George B. Drown officiating. interment will be in Caden City cemetery. Governor Neville proclaimed March 22 as a state Stamp Day urging war savings stamp subscriptions, aiming for 26 600 000 dollars in Nebraska.
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Amanda Brown
Lynne Ward
Lawreven Sherner
Buttinion
Pauline Christensen
Mr. Finderé
Luke Sher
Woot
Charles Frica
Sisley
Sao
Paulne Christensen
Lawrenee Malan
James WotherRpoen
Walter Crane
Bishop Shermer
Tin City
Hattiet Minor
Wird
George B
Lindquist
Caden City
Omama
Neb
Neville
Sdoplhouses
Mie
Washington
Nebraska
Poy Alalion
Oller State
Thrift lesson prompts animal ethics joke warmups
A schoolmaster lectures boys on thrift provoking humorous animal illustrations. One boy quips a dog for two ends meet explains a bear makes coal and asks for fish, evoking playful exchanges from an old text fragment.
Market Report Finishes Mixed After Retail and Rail Moves
New York stocks opened modestly higher with gains in Belch and Crucible Steel and broad improvements in rail shares. Shipping turned volatile amid uncertain tonnage conditions while war industry issues weighed on traders. New York money markets showed firm paper and bills with steady government bonds. Ogden Livestock shows cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with steady to higher prices across classes.
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New York
Texas Company
American Telephone
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Leading
Giberly
Fleet
Chicago Wheat and Hog Market Roundup from Chicago and Omaha
Chicago and Omaha markets report gains as hog and corn prices rise across futures. Ongoing trade shows higher bids and widespread gains in hogs, cattle, and oats with mixed results for oats and grains. Continued demand pressure and shorts driving up prices in the Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets.
Trade names and firms listed in fragmented ledger
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous company names and abbreviations such as Southern Packie Southern Railway Sladebakar Co Tennessee Copper Texam Co and others. The text reads like a catalog of industry participants with scattered punctuation and partial company identifiers, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Southern Packie , Southern Railway
Sladebakar Co
Tennessee Copper Texam Co
Tobaccn Products Union Drelfic
United Clear Storer
YW. S
United States
Utah Copper Wabash Pdoreey Wealinghouse
Hleckie Willya-Overland
Tol. & Tad, Soy Ee Yee Pee
Salt Lake Stocks See Mixed Activity and High Silver King Price
Trading in the Salt Lake market remains heavy with mixed gains. Howell and Silver King Consolidated show activity, Howell up to 15 cents on 200 shares and Silver King 100 shares moved, hitting the week’s high. Numerous mining and industrial issues listed with varied bids and asks, including Silver King, Columbian Rexall, and Uranium-era names, reflecting a broad but uneven demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Mare
Ill
Howell
Silver King Consolidated
Salling
Gue Snilee
Albion Mining
Americas
Cottonwood
Tay State
Columbus Rexall
Cottonwood Metals
Eureka Anliton
Howell Mining
Irun Blossom
Bio
Boo
Lebi Tintie
Siac
Prince
Gen
Faloma
Ic O Rico Argenting
Stke
Sella Mining
1400 Ag LLC
Tratle Standard
Weel Toledo
Wilbert
Walker Mintog
Zama
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Papa
Raines
Tylor
Farm Bureau
Arsisted
Ada
Rene
Maed
Hun Line
Rheims
Daily Market Report
NEW York Money
Cables
Francs Honiaud
Eubloe
B.tln
Guillers
Dewant
Gall
Berceal
Union Stock Yards
Pete Anita
Chicago
Seaboard
Bessien Ce
Imeager
Mae
Kort
Shigago
HOOGS
Yeaterday
Tulk
Caverta
Shorts
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Packerya
Ught
Jattle
Helford
Entyas
Bidep—Hocelyta
Atrong
Tainhs
Inge
Wethers
Ewes
Omaha
Hell
Wonton
Canaria
Blitelp
Wethere
Evon
Lambe
American Bret Shgar
American Cay
Trieren
American Cay & Foundry
American Smelling
American Surer Refining
Anaconda
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Oro
Eeee Nervy
Bethleham Steel
Croserecearenc Ido
Coastal Leathers
Chesapeakes & Ohio
At P
Cobhern Chino Copper
Colorado Puel & Iron
Colimbia
Crhelble Steel
Erle.sieves
General Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Kennecoll
Loulaville & Neahville Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petrolecom
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific Nevada
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Coal
Ray Consoli
Reading
Republic Tran
el Low
Clouse
Corau
Guy
Pacific
Russia
Viedivestok
Mcteen Harbor
Vindivestok Se
Japan
Mey
Pacific Ocean
Vladivesick
Exter Siberia
Bolaberiti
Siberia
Rpheuns
3 Nation
J. A. Hogla & Co
Hudson Avenue
Iesoret National
Farmnera
Stockarowers
First National
Kmccorabie & Co
National Bank of Republic
National City
NaWonal Copper
Ogden State
Becurity
Balt Lake Sec. & Trust
Utah State National
Amalgamated Sugar
Cement Securitiea
Consolidated Wagon
Tlomaé Fira
Independent Coal
Tdon Coal
Mountain Slates
Ogden Packing
Proviston
Utah Fire Clay
Utahidahe Sugar
Utah Power & Light
Mi. I
J. A. Hogle & CO
Mudsen Ave
Chicago Board of Trade
East Lake
Ining Exchange
B. M. Beett, Jr
Logan & Bryan
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