Prize Winning Car to Be Seen at the Local Show
Diyden automobile show announces a special prize winning model from the New York show will visit Ogden during March 25 to 30 at the Dee-Eeeles building. The car is described as a budding, novel model from American factories with several displays expected. Also listed are film showings: Doug Fairbanks in Wild and Woolly today, Broncho Billy at the Cozy theatre, and Harry Carey in The Phantom Salted tomorrow and Saturday.
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Diyden Automobile Show
Dee- Eeeles
New York
California
Ogden
Ty American Automobile
Doug” Fairbanks
Billy
Harry Carey
Fifteen Slackers on Rolls of County Draft Board
Weber county draft board reports to the district board detailing disposal of registrants ages and statuses. It records 115 new class one, 51 class two, 50 class three, 404 class four and 151 class five, with class four dominated by married men with dependents. There are 165 county registrants who have yet to answer questionnaires marking them slackers. Sixty men have been sent to camp and four cases remain before the district board.
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Weber County
Enlisting Record Broken by Local Station
The Incal reerling station of the United States army has made the neatest record in the number of entents during the last ten day period that has ever been made. Seventeen men enlisted and sent to camp with eight on the waiting list. The period ends yesterday. Read the Classified Ads.
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United States Army
George D. McLeod
Daylight Opening Plans for Ogden Schools and Businesses
Ogden proposes daylight opening for business houses after March 31 and to extend the same to city schools if the board approves at the West regular meeting. It is suggested that stores open at 9 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. and close earlier in the afternoon to align with daylight saving aims. The plan seeks cooperation among schools, business, and industry to benefit the city.
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Ogden
City Board of Education
Sa. m
Cement firms seek transfer of case to Salt Lake City
Defendants in the Union Portland Cement versus Utah Concrete Pipe case move in Ogden district court to transfer the action to Salt Lake City. They cite the defendants' Salt Lake offices and delivery of cement to Salt Lake as the basis for the request.
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Union
Portland Cement Company
Te Utah Concrete Pipe Company
District Court of
Ogden
District Court
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Held Artillery 15 Open to Volunteers
Men with tenacious proclivities may join the field artillery division of the regular army for active service in France. Sergt George D McLeod said the branch offers front line duty, front line action in peacetime and wartime. Units are organized into batteries with light mountain and heavy guns including howitzers. Horse artillery has mounted cannoneers and enlistment may lead to early overseas service.
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France
Field Artillery Division
George D. McLeod
Ineal
City Must File On Water Rights In Canyon
City commissioners met briefly this morning and moved to file for a water right from the South Fork of the Ogden. City Engineer Joseph Tracy reported that profile plans and drawings are needed, and the city must pay fees into the state engineer’s office by April 1. An extension of time to complete all requirements was requested to finalize the water claim under application No 444.
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Joseph Tracy
Watt
Toith
Ogden Tly
Vulineer
Tracy
Railroad Men Called to Colors Four More From Ogden Union
The Ogden Union Tailway and Depot Co announces four more railroad workers, including switchmen Morley Anders Ralph Green Fred Bond and James Wolek, have been ordered to report for service by March 20. Company officials say the force is needed for the war effort and many volunteers are eager to serve.
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Ogden Union Tailway & Depot Company
Vig Corporation
Methai
Dodds
Switchpion
Fleet
Stars and Stripes
Draft Board
Morley Anders
Ralph Green
Fred Bond
James Wolek
Farm Bureau Day Observed at Taylor Farm
Farm Bureau day will be observed this afternoon at Taylor with a program at 2 p.m. including music speeches and entertainment. A conservation lunch will follow and a dance in the evening. The Muntsville bureau meets today and Riverdale bureau meets tomorrow to discuss the summer labor situation and planning.
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Farm Bureau
Taylor
Taylor Farm Bureau
Muntsville Bureau
Riverdal Bureau
Tomorow
North Juniors Win Basketball Game
The North Junior high team defeated Lewis school 6 to 4 on North Junior floor. Players included Carr, Moore, Bryant, Bark, Taylor, Log, and Loch. Other classes are forming teams for a season before school ends. Fighting in Ukraine reported with Kherson captured. Senator Broussard shows improvement after illness.
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North
Lewis School
North Junior High School
Carr
Moore
Bryant
Bark
Im Og
Taylor
Log
Loch
Shreeve
Wood
O'Brien
Stevens
Delnap
Ill. Man to Appear in Court in Miscarriage of Justice Talk
A Watab bury court session dismissed a case against a man believed not present, amid a crowd of onlookers. The proceedings involved an unemployment claim and a separate statute case against Thomas McMull for failure to provide for his two children. A bench warrant may be issued for the absent defendant.
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Marteipal Court
Apathet Smith
Metcull
Bult
Ally Recorder
Weenge
David Te. Sline
Paretui
Ventuloing
Btute
Thomas McMull
McMain
Arma
East
Laka
Livian
Neber County Urges Seed Treatment Before Planting
Weber County Farm Bureau urges farmers to plant only treated seed for W138 crops. Secretary Alonzo West cites past yields from treated seed and notes corrosive sublimate pruning saved thousands of bushels from wilt and blight. Tests in the county compare treated and untreated plots to track gains and costs.
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Weber County
Bureau
Women's Belief Corps to host afternoon party
The Women's Belief Corps will entertain tomorrow from 2 to 5 at the home of Mrs. Waleen, 942 Bernard. Members and friends are invited. Mrs. Evens chairs the event and also leads the work gathering clothes for the Red Cross with cooperative support from the auxiliary. Visiting in Ogden include Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKiwan and Mr. Owens from Elko, Nev., at 2214 Moffat Avenue. Queen Esther Chapter O F S plans an informal gathering Friday at the Masons club rooms.
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A. C
Ofdock
Wealen
Bernard Grenna
Society
Evens
THEI
Nannig V
Lee W. TL
Hed Cross
Ogden
W. H. Mckiwain
Deer Lodge
Mont
Ara Cede
W. IL Maguire- Thay
Amlata
Elko, Nev
Owens
Moffat Avenue
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Chapter
Masonis Club
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area Churches
Funeral notices for Annie Christensen Mortenson and Harriet Minor detail services in Ogden with local clergy. Christensen's service was in the Methodist church with Rev. Garver officiating, interment at Ogden city cemetery. Mortenson’s service set for Sunday at the Ninth Ward meeting house with Bishop W C Ridges officiating. body to be flown to the state after being readied at the family home. Harriet Minor’s funeral held yesterday in the Second Ward meeting house with Bishop George F H drowning noted among speakers.
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Christensen
Annie Christensen
Methodist
C. R. Garver
Garver
Matthew
Jesus Savior
Ogden
City Cemetery
Mortenson
Ninth Ward
W. C. Ridges
Weedmen of the World
Kika
United Commercial Travelers
Adama Avenue
Ogden City Cemetery
Unclear Funeral Service Details at Oxon Cemetery
Mourners gathered as Joseph Morn elius sang pieces titled Unanswered Yet and Oh Grave Where in Thy Victory. Mrs Watt Tloyd performed Ei Wave Rea of it Beautiul City and The Chessiman Good Night. Interment occurred at Oxon cemetery. The grave was dedicated by IA Lindquist. Pallbearers included Waller Wadman Joe Herello George Sparks Henry Ammereon and Wiktord Gund.
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Shorten
Cantwell
E. I. Jones
WU. Brownally
Joseph Mornelius
Watt Tloyd
Chessiman
Oxon
IA. Lindquist
Waller
Treaben Wadman
Joe Herello
George Sparks
Ilenry Ammereon
Wiktord Gund
Card of thanks from the Crosbie family
The Crosbie family thanks all who assisted during illness and after the passing of their husband and father. They acknowledge speakers singers and flower senders and wish God to bless kind friends in their hours of sorrow.
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James F. Crosbif
Flowers Sent For Mrs Christense n Funeral
Gratitude is expressed for the kindness of the S P roundhouse employee and friends who sent beautifu l flowers to the funeral of Mrs Chiristéensen.
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S. P. Roundhouse
Kent
Hatchery proposed for Ogden area by extension agent
W H Sanborn, Utah and Colorado government extension representative, spoke to Weber County poultry men at the courthouse about establishing a hatchery in Ogden. He argued for cooperative effort to boost chick production, noted transport risks and cheap startup costs, and stressed careful bird selection over fancy rations. President Walter N Farr of the Weber County Poultry Association presided. attendance was strong. New Zealand has 12,455 factories employing 73,188 workers. Washington state reports a woman telephone lineman.
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W. H. Sanborn
Utah
Colorado
Webar County
Sanborn
Banborn
Walter N. Farr
Wiber County Poultry Association
New Zealand
Black man with large opium haul nabbed in city
A man later named Frank Jackson was arrested at a Union Depot by local police after calling for baggage the officers had watched for four days. Inside were about $2000 worth of opium shipped from Anito Montana. Federal agents traced the goods from a northern city and worked with local police to capture the baggage owner. Police suspect the drugs were stolen or smuggled from Canada and believe the man may have been paid to travel and distribute the wares. The suspect denied talk, claiming he was only a roaming man.
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Frank Jackson
Union Repot
Anito
Mont
Canada
United States
Kalispel
Neera
Butte, Mont
Ogden
Staton
Jamsine Arrives and Planned Tour of Eastern War Sites
A note indicates that the jamsine arrived today by President Wilson. The plant material reached here on March 38 and after a short gestation will tour the eastern region of the country, visiting war plants.
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Wilson
War Planta
Air Raiding and Reprisals Debated in Paris Chamber
Paris March 19 Deputy Mayeran’s attempt to interpellate the government on air raids and reprisals was blocked in the chamber by Premier Jemencean. The premier proposed Deputy Mayeran be allowed to explain before the army committee.
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Paris
Tateday
Mayeran
Chamber of Deputies
Jemencean
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Inc
Cor
Grant
County Draft Board
Eltinge
Alhambra
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Berlin
London
Army
THE
North Juniors
Ukraine
Oderun
Kherson
Odeaga
Dnieper
Teutonic Forces
Broussard
Sewiberia
Neber County
Wrights
Choice
Washington, D
J. A Hogle & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Balt Lake
Iing
Logan & Bryan
Auto & Electric Supply
Washington Ave
Woodrow Wilson
Watson Flygate Hardware Co
Phone
Wash. Ave
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