Lambing Season Outlook Brighter for Local Sheepmen
Officials from the forestry service report promising lambing prospects this year in southern Idaho. Assistant district forester Homer E. Fenn notes early lambing and favorable weather, with about 300 young lambs ready for market next month. He expects forage to be ready early and plans to scale spring breeding to increase production, citing higher prices could offset winter risks.
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Graging
Forest Service
Digtrict
Homer E. Fenn
Lanho
W. H. Philbrick
Iaho
Chanaliy
Hmero Ag
Inepi No Omarket
My. Fenn
Fenn
Stackroen
Clothing received at Ed Cross station drives Ogden aid
Bundles of clothing pour into the 2268 Washington avenue receiving station for old clothes operated by the Ogden chapter of the Red Cross. Several consignments already started east. hundreds of bundles forecast from Ogden to boost the collection. John Edward Carver announced chairwomen for women’s literary societies to lead in Ogden’s districts, naming several organizers from local chapters and fraternal orders.
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Washington
J. M. Forristall
Ques Esther
Order of
A. W. Putman
Miriam
Order of Eastemn Story
Nannie V. Oana
Lincoln Circle No. 2
G. A. Rj
Misa
Gertrude Weaver
Woman's Denest Asociation
The
Maccabess
Lucile Stephens
Queen City
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Tabloid at Alhambra for Children
A special matinee at the Alhambra Theater features a tabloid pre fiction of Uncle Tom’s Cabin with Lincoln pictures Tender Memories and Anne Penning. The light version stars Miss Bya and Elmon LaGree among the cast. Adults 10 cents, children 6 and under 3? cents. regular show to follow at 6 and 18 cents.
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Alhambra Theater
jRest
Lincoln Pictures
Tender Memories
Ann Penning
Anne
Teigield
Faltten
Uncle Tee
Kim Miss Bya
Herrington swimmer wins two seconds at Stanford meet
Fred Herrington of Ogden, son of Fred Herrington, placed second in two events at the Stanford California intercollegiate swimming meet held at the Olympic club. He earned second in the 100 yard breaststroke and the Plunge for distance while Stanford freshmen beat California 43 to 17 and California varsity beat Stanford varsity 46 to 23. Herrington is a Stanford freshman and is noted for saving three people from drowning years ago near Hermitage to Ogden canyons.
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Fred
Herrington
Fred Herrington
Ogden
Stanford-California
Olympic Club
Francises
Stanford University
Stanford
Californias
California
Young Herrington
Hermitage
Ogden Canyons
The Beaty Theatre Listing Adopts Dual U.S. French News
The notice describes the Utah Theatre screening the official U.S. and French news twice weekly, with the Beaty Theatre maintaining a constant showing. The text emphasizes cinema listings and ongoing programming in a local venue.
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U.S
France
Utah Theatre
Beaty Theatre
Grant Chinaman Sent to Wyoming by Relative
Wong Hi, arrested yesterday at 2466 Grant Avenue on vagrancy charges, was sent to Rock Springs Wyoming today after his cousin arranged with the court and police. The Chinese association of Ogden condemns vagrancy and warns to handle cases themselves, notifying officers to jail or employ idle Chinamen. Eight hours a day at six dollars a day is being demanded in Canadian railway crops from Halifax to Vancouver. For year to September 1917, New Zealand saw 228 strikes affecting 167,756 workers.
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Wong Ili
Grant Ave Enue
Rock Springs
Wyo
Alion
Wong Hi
Wyoming
Kieran
Chinese Association of
Ogden
Police Department
Halifax
Vancouver
Adolph Timm Before Senate
Adolph Timm of Philadelphia, secretary of the German American alliance, testified today before the senate committee investigating the group's alleged disloyal activities. President G von Boses of Wilmington, who denied the charges, will have the record discussion continued tomorrow.
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Washington
Adolph Timm
Philadelphia
Alliante
Senate
G. von Boses
Wilmington
Del
Eesterday
Lusitania
Belgium
Tham
Young aviator killed instantly at Kelly field
Lieutenant Walter J. Johnson, 22, of Belleville Illinois, instructor at Kelly field, was killed when his Canadian Curtiss plane fell fifteen hundred feet during an early morning flight. His mother Mrs. Mary Johnson resides in Jersey City New Jersey. Johnson learned to fly at Mineola in 1944 and previously came from Scott Field Illinois. Newsreels from France and a Francis Bushman feature are listed in Utah Theatre program.
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San Antonio
Tex
Walter J. Johnson
Belleville
Kelly Field
Mary Johnson
Jersey City
N. J
Johnson
Sust Ames
Scott Field
Mineola
Our Winter's Coal Supply 1916 19
Advertises Ogden Brewer Pipe and Clay Co offering coal in advance to hedge against expected shortages. Manager W Porterfield urges customers to store coal now for the 1919-49 winter, noting current lump nut and slack prices are as low as possible and likely to rise.
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Ogden Bewer Pipe & Clay CO
W. &. Porterfield
U S Mission to Siberia Probes War Prisoner Rents
An American mission will visit Siberia to investigate the treatment and rents of prisoners of war. Reports from Harble Vehing and Takio say German prisoners in Siberia are being mistreated by Bolsheviks as Russia faces internal political shifts. Trotsky and other leaders deny arming prisoners amid rumors of Bolshevik actions in China and European Russia. Lenine says he will not join a coalition with other Socialist parties, while government vacancies trigger dismissals.
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Tresilar
Martha
Associated 17
Mienion
Wil Vist Stherke
Weariniog
Harble
Vehing
Takio
Buddhevikd
Dolsevikt
Semenafl
Trotzky
Moscow
Arch 19
Leon Troteky
Teles ii
China
Siberian
European
Russia
Amionnerwent
United Suites
Frisonera
BANB
Lenine
Cesianalions
Ance
Bolehawiki
Wisconsin Primary Results Highlight Statewide Vote
Milwaukee county gave Thompson a city majority, Berger led Socialists with large statewide gains, while Davies and McCarthy won Democratic nominations. La Follette and Thompson split western districts as Victor Berger claimed a boosted Socialist vote signaling Wisconsin’s antiwar sentiment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thompson
LaFollette
United States
Dud Lantont
Berger
Milwaukee County
Lenroot
Muanziere
Irving L. Benroot
Republil‘can
Wisconsin
James Thompson
Thompcorn
Democrata
Wilson
Joseph L. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Ghadlea McCarthy
Victor Berger
Tellens
Davica
France
Hoan
Earl Percy Branning
Lomorrow
Oller
Thomazon
Lake Michigan
Waa
Wisconsin I
President Wilson Commends Davies Report Maker Davis S
A distorted dispatch reports President Wilson praising Joseph J Davies for his support of the administration. The letter dates March 20 and expresses gratitude for loyalty during wartime policy efforts and cooperation in adopting measures. Geddes to make a statement on wartime losses and naval actions followed in London reports.
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Pres. Wilson
Eric Geddes
Davies
Washington
Mitre
Wilson
Joseph J. Davies
Federal Truce Commission
Tomas
Russian Warships Escape From Odessa
Russian warships at Ulewaa escaped to Sebas topol when Ue Germans tok Dursaa according to a dispatch to the state department. Summers at Moscow reports. Berlin dispatches claim fifteen ships were taken. Iron molders of Arbroath offer increased pay as war impact spreads. 1,800,000 women in the United States engaged in agriculture.
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Washington
Ulewaa
Sebastopol
Dursaa
State Department
Moscow
Berlin
United States
Ukraine Provinces under Martial Law Declared
The Ukrainian national council declares martial law in Poltava, Tchernigov, and Kharkov provinces amid reporting from Petrograd via Reuters. Railway issues and the Russo German peace treaty prompt church and regional authority disputes as boundaries of the new nation remain unsettled.
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London
Counci
Poltava
Tchernlgov
Kharkov
Petrograd
Trac
Ballie
Padlava
Theemigosland
Kturkov
Ukraine
Liquor Dealers Ordered Penalties in War Tax Probe
Internal revenue officers discover more than 6090 cases of liquor dealers failing to report liquor on hand subject to floor taxes under the war revenue act. About 12,000,000 has been assessed against dealers at 200 percent. Street railway men of Montreal engage with the International union at Detroit.
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Washington
Lquor
Internal Revenue
Ise
Montreal
Canada
Dacoms
International Union
Detroit
Germans Killed at Their Posts on French Front
French troops raid northwest of Verdun at Malancourt Hill destroying German shelters and trench mortars. German prisoners and a large cache of shells were seized, twelve shells reportedly causing fatalities among captives amid the action.
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France
Maluncourt
Verdun
Limba
Ar Ulery
Spies classed as undesirables in New York arrest
Washington reports an investigation concluded two men and two women once claiming French citizenship are undesirables rather than refugees. The group linked to a German spying plot was exposed by a love affair that drew government attention. The neutral diplomat and associates are kept from public detail.
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Washington
Inves
Pation
Department of Fatier
New York
Ampleton
Amnrtette
Nettra
Department of Duatice
Dutch Conditions Not Satir Factories London March 20
A Reuters dispatch from The Hague reports that the Dutch government’s terms under the German occupation are unlikely to be accepted by the Associated Governments. The dispatch suggests a possible concession on arming Dutch ships, though the main demand for control over Dutch shipping remains contentious.
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London
Hague
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Our Boys
Utah
Francis Bushman
Siberia
Youd
Oalinite Leu Clogoly
Syarser
Resulus
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Herger
Let Night
Bia
Alhambra
Julian Eltinge
Grand School
Lincoln
Tender Mineori
Ann Pennington
Woodrow Witbon
Paris
Lonthin
Ihe
Eric Campbell Geddes
Morirat
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Navy
Mnit
Enys
Odessa
Arbroath
Scotland
America
Gresham
Enright
Hay
Achment
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Bari
Greubaz
Privaca
Thomas F. Borigit
Merle D. Hay
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