Death of Mrs Christena Lowine Jeppson in Brigham City
Mrs Christena Lowine Jeppson wife of Lars Jeppson died at her Brigham City Second ward home at 1 AM from a severe bout of pneumonia contracted last Thursday. Born November 22 1865 in Malmo Sweden she emigrated with her husband in 1900 and lived in Had Jordana Salt Lake County for eight years before moving to Brigham City in 1903. Nine children survive along with the father.
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Had Jordana
Salt Lake County
Brigham City
Keven
Aurvive
New Factory Planned for Preston Idaho Sugar Firm
An announcement by Amalga Sugar Company officers and Preston citizens committee says a new sugar factory will be built. Timing depends on war conditions, with operation hoped by the 1919 season. If next year is not possible, building will be deferred. Eccles Irrigation Project supervisor at Preston was taken over last year to aid this plan. The sugar industry in the Intermountain region is expected to continue developing. Funeral services were held Monday in the Second Ward Chapel with interment at City Cemetery. The Box Elder exemption guard certified nine men and two alternates for the county quota of 217 men for the current draft. Those leaving for service in America on the task date include Harris Floyd Allen, James Neeven Baird, August Petersen, Fewin Clit. Ord Totst, Owen 44, Wella, Edwin Brickaen, Kehor Jamea Rannoin, David B. Slander, Vaniel Petersen. Alternates: Darker Henry Davis and Thomas Norton Drunker.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Citizens’ Committee
Preston
Idaho
Il Away
Eccles
Beder
Proidiscond
Intermountain
Haa
J Tke
Waal
Harris Floyd Allen
James Neeven Baird
August Petersen
Fewin Clit
Ord Totst
Owen
Wella
Edwin Brickaen
Kehor Jamea _Rannoin
David B. Slander
Vaniel Petersen
Alternites
Henry Davis
Thomas Norton
Orville Greening in France Letter From War Front
A wartime letter from Orville Greening describes training in Chattanooga and service with the Twenty Sixth Infantry in France. He writes home about delays in letters, hopes for summer weather, and notes on ship travel, life at sea, and daily routines while serving abroad.
Heavy Meat Eaters Have Slow Kidneys
An old health column claims heavy meat diets slow kidneys and trigger rheumatism and headaches. It promotes a lemon juice and celery cure, touts a tonic called Vitalivner, and warns against meat with a dubious surgery called Jad Sally Crom. The ad-like text urges readers to try the remedy for cleansing kidneys and preventing illness.
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Tha Blaad
Hihioya
Salle
Graves
Wethia
Carmel
Recorder's Office Sees Sharp Increase in Instrument Recording
County Recorder Catherine Tiggins Botham reports the office recorded about 7300 instruments by March 8, up 600 more than the previous period two and a half months into the year. She notes 1918 shows a remarkable rise in business as clerks catch up with the heavy workload.
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Catherine Tigginsbotham
AT CLAY'S SANITARY BATH COTTAGES
Plunges are drained daily and your bath unperturbed by others. Dressing rooms are warm and cozy. Bath suits now towels clean. Four drink from the bolting weising well good for what ails you. Homemade sandwiches also fine.
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CLAY
Ogden Packing Names New Manager of Branch Houses
The Ogden Packing and Telvishon company creates the position of manager of branch houses as it expands. R. if Cor dray from Los Angeles becomes manager at Ogden. The firm operates branches along the Pacific coast and inland toward Chicago.
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Ogden Packing and Telvishon
R. If
Cordray
Ogden
Helsing
Los Angeles
Buranely Houses
Businss
Paaie
Chicago
Card System for Scoring Cafes In City
Inspector George Shorten announces his department is piloting a card system for scoring cafes and eating houses as the downtown ordinance takes effect on April 1. All eateries must be scrupulously clean from front entrance to back door. The system will score restaurants on a more complete basis than previously used.
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Mearth
George Shorten
Dow
Heney Resumes Packing Probe in Omaha Hearing
Pragni J. Heney resumed federal trade commission probe into the packing industry in Omaha. Evidence included documents from Sioux City and Omaha firms and testimony from Nebraska and Iowa producers. Figures showed large stockyard investments and inducements paid to packers, with stock gains stated as dividends to packing firms.
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Omaha
Neb
Pragni J. Heney
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Onvia
Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
Heney
Federal
Ade Commission
Union
Thesao
Yds
Maesnet
Chicago Dry Federation petition deemed invalid
The petition from the Chicago Dry Federation seeking to place liquor laws on the ballot was ruled invalid by the board. The document lacked required signatures and proper form, failing to meet the legal standards for submission in Chicago.
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Piccago
Aeetinn! Board
Chicago Dry Federation
Union Men to Train Apprentices
Washington discusses union driven apprentice training with fairs and guilds. The article notes Nassau shipyards and craft unions cooperating to balance skilled labor while a celebrated engineer testifies on mechanical genius and the value of hands on instruction.
Price Fixing Board Named Washington March 18
A wartime price fixing board under the War Industries Board was announced by the Council of National Defense. The committee will set price limits on basic goods and approve a flexible pricing policy. Members include Robert S. Brookings chairman, General Palmer EB Pierce, Paymaster John Hancock, Garfiel F. W. Taussig, W. J. Farris, Hugh Frayne, and one civilian to be named later.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Council of National Defense
Tiobert S. Brookings
Beiadier
Palmer EB. Pierce
War Department
John Hancock
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of the Navy
Garfield
F. W. Taussig
Isril? Commission
W. J. Farris
Federal Trade Commission
Hugh Frayne
3 Industries Board
Senator King presses White House for national labor policy
Utah Senator King met with President Wilson at the White House urging immediate steps to curb industrial unrest. He backed quick passage of bills for housing munition workers, wages, and the creation of new government employment agencies to boost wartime labor stability.
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Washington
Senator King
Utah
White House
Wilson
Flag from Tuscania funerals sent to White House
Hugh Morrigan, a Scottish miner who aided Tuscania survivors and burials, has sent an American flag made by Scottish women to the Associated Press with a request it be passed to President Wilson for display in a museum chosen by the president.
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Tondon
Hugh Morrigan
Ydress
Wilson
Unsightly Hair DA Miracle ee- "When the lttio birds tell peopie
A fragment references Baltimore American and pigeon activity, noting peculiar phrasing about little birds and a local publication. The readable text hints at a humorous or odd clipping without a clear event or person named. The item appears as a damaged notice or quirky snippet rather than a full report.
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Wren
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Opden
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Onc Uist
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Pool de Can
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Newman & Art CO
Union Assay Office, Inc
Atsayeérs and Chernleta, CO
Salt Lake City
Repairan
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Impe
Hale Lake
Artificial Lind Co
J. F. Cordell
Muc
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Ball Lake
Hadlaien
Ayea
Qeeen
T. Rushmer
Hudson Ave
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Greening
France
Daley Greening
Sergenius
Chattanooga
Tenn
Twenty Sixth Infantry
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Recorder's
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