Ogden notices and ads mix with police and civic notes
A scrambled Ogden page lists a mix of notices, ads, and brief items. Inquiries touch on a white slave act arrest interview by a U S DOJ official for Leon Bons, an income tax warning with seven days left to file, railway mall service moves, social events, local lectures, a divorce action, and various business and church notices.
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Orden
George Birdsall
United States Department of Justice
Leon Bons
Liberift Peterson
W. W. Ray
United States
Ben T. Internal Revenue Collector
Lloyd
W. H. Taylor
Ogden
San Francisco
Federal
Young People of Churches Plan Alliance Meeting
A meeting to form an alliance of church youth is planned for Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. Delegates from Epworth, Congrega, and Baptist groups will discuss organization, devotional services, and future programs for Ogden churches, with a union service to begin the week before Easter.
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Callos
Alttaaon
Epworth
Fin Mathodiist
Christian Endeavor
Cieties
Congregaema
Baptist Church
Rav
Crewford
Te Baptist Church
Dunmaher
Endestor
Ogden Tod
Silanes
War Casualties List From Washington March 34
A wartime casualty list from Washington reports multiple names with actions and outcomes. Killed in action are Lieutenants Jefferson Fergie and Eugene R Whealey, and other lieutenants and privates are listed as wounded or died from illnesses or accidents. Several soldiers are named with ranks and service details, including Captains Gow and Booth and Sergeant James Buchanan, among others.
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Washington
Jefferson Fergie
Eugene
Whitley
William Wells
Arthur Crow
Arthur Booth
Jefferson Fie
Eugene R. Whealey
Jemen D. Gaileghan
Privats
Herbert J. Tucker
Dleaass
Psn
Reynold A. Hraeder
Periton Bs Privates
Charlta Barrow
Paeumonia
Jacob Qorton
Eugene Helm
Pneume
Alfred McLeod
Preamonia
Coy Overaireat
Pasumonia
Eugene Parker
Onorge H. Wilkins
Poaumonia
Edward Wirth
William S. Welle
Bergt
Cheriog J. Hill
Beverely
Charles Dubois
Arthur Kaochenbayar
Arthur & Gow
Lisut
Sargte James Buchanan
William Hogers
John M. Hust
Earl Btaufer
Charles F. Bowers
Peter Peblen
John Wolcay
English Press Reports Assert Resolve on Western Front
London reports focus on the western front with cautious optimism and warnings of over-optimism. The Times notes Germany’s evident resolve to stake all on the battle, while the public sees the conflict as a pivotal point likely determining the war’s end. A First National Bank notice and Weber County Farm Bureau meeting are also mentioned in the mixed page.
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London
England
Gerominy le
Sheahan
Farm Bureau
Weber County Farm Bureau
Thi
Neighborhood dispute tops municipal court session in Powers Van Woerkom case
A land quarrel between the Powers and Van Woerkom families dominated a municipal court morning session. Patrick Powers and his wife testified about a confrontation at their Patterson Avenue home, while the Van Woerkom side offered a differing account. Judge Barker scheduled a verdict for next Thursday after inspecting the premises and reviewing the dispute’s layout.
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Jon
Cortais Land
Comber
Lmen
Patrick Powers
Johaan Ven
Patterson Avenue
Borsaback
Layton
van Woerkom
van Syoerkoma
Mr. Powers
van Woerkoma
Ssazault
Parsons
Mir
Me. Powers
van Woerkams
Comera
Powers
Mr. Harris
George F. Barker
The Morning Post Warns on Premature Judgment in War
The Morning Post cautions the nation to avoid confident claims and urges restraint as German attacks continue. It argues any premature victory claims or optimistic arguments based on scant facts could mislead the public and jeopardize the war effort.
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Wtack
Germany
The
Morning Post
Losi
Jefe Doutiful
American fliers bring down two German planes
March 23. Two American airmen are named in a French official dispatch for downing German airplanes. Lieutenant Larner shot down a foe in the Champagne region and Corporal Bayles downed another near Gourbetcon.
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Lowdon
France
Larner
Champagne
Bayles
Gourtecon
Enemy planes raid Paris and front artillery battles continue
Paris report says a group of enemy aircraft crossed the lines Friday night and dropped bombs on Compiegne and towns in the war zone. Several machines reached south before retreating under French artillery fire. Copenhagen’s report notes German raids east of Lorye failed and battles persist along the Lys and La Bassee canal with significant prisoner and gun captures.
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Paris
Unes
Paria
Lorrane
Lolyre
Verdun
Bremeray
Berlan
Kinitish Admiralty
I'resa
Prince Wupprecht
Lys
la Bassee Canal
Nhvins
Betorn Verdun
Lorraine
Stockyards Ultimatum Issued Over 1916 Reorganization
Kansas City March 33. Federal Trade Commission warns Kansas City Stockyards Co to produce within one week minute books detailing the 1916 reorganization when it moved from Missouri to Maine corporation. Special counsel Francis J. Heney says grand jury action will be sought.
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Kansas City
Missouri
M Maine Corporation
Federal Trade Corporation
Francis J. Heney
Southwest
Local society notes from Ogden and surrounding area
Society items list house guests Mrs. G. W. Clare and daughter Mrs. Mina Clark Babs visiting Mr. Ralph Clark at 266 Twenty-third Street on their Boise trip, plus Engaged couple Gladys Livingston and Orig. Harbertaon set to wed in May. Ogden Circle 531 to host a card party March 27 at Woodman Hall. Mrs. Taylor McArthur held a house warming with Easter decorations and guests including several local families. A surprise party celebrated Miss Jane Matson at 1257 Twenty-fourth Street with luncheon hosted by Miss Lucille Matson and friends.
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G. W. Clare
Mina Clark Babs
Mrafred Clark
Twenty-Third
Streal
Boise
Tambo
Tor
Caletnia
Oeden
Ogden Circle Meeting
Ogden Circle
Woodman Hall
Taylor McArthur
Quincy Avenue
Tr. & Gale
E. O. Lamb
H. Gale
H. A. Moore
D. H. Culver
William Drysdale
Leslie
Herbert McArthur
Bert Ham
Vera
Eva Date
Glen
Fred
Harold Gale
Rusia
Same Mateon
Jane Matson
Twenty-fourth Street
Formand Lucille Matson
Laven Pickett
Sylivia Gaston
Tema Stratford
Elva Farwatermadear
Jane Atson
Lowen
Whitiak
Lace bandings sale for wear and dresses
An assortment of lace bandings offered for trimming undergarments and dresses. Regular values from 5 to 25 cents, sale price per yard. Several hundred yards of lace and torchen banding listed for dresses, values up to 40 cents a yard, sale price a cent.
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Battenburg
Closing Out Prices On Fancy Braids And Trimmings
Advertises 1000 yards of 25c and 50c braids and trimmings for ladies and children dresses at closing out price 8 per yard. Notes several hundred yards of high class trimmings sold previously 50c to 90c per yard, now closing out price 15c.
Voile Waist Sale Promotes Spring Stripes and Colors
A beauty line of voile waists in all new spring styles shown in latest stripes and colorings. Sale priced at $2.39 for five days.
Easter Party and School Cantatas Highlight Weber Area Events
A Knights of Columbus Easter party in Ogden invites many church members and friends with Miss Thatcher's orchestra for music and dancing on April 3. The North Weber stake MIA held a lively Five Points event with about 300 attendees, a Jones orchestra program, and modern dances led by Alonso West and others. The Presbyterian church hosted a Handel chorus cantata by blind students under Miss Shields with Salt Lake City accompanist Miss Sands, drawing good attendance and modest admission.
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Ogden Council No. 777
Knights of Columbus
Miss Thatcher
Orchestra
North Weber Stake
M. I. Aa
Southwell Hall
Jones Orchestra
Alonso West
Lillian Green
Margaret Shipley
Presbyterian Chaurch
Handel Chorus
School For the Blind
Iine Shielda
Jane Sands
Salt Lake City
Tottaw‘ing Sisdenta
Irene Jones
Neilia Payton
Thomas Bincall
Linda Mascero
Darkt Reader
Esther Eimer
Francia Elmers
Hannah Elmer
George Jones
Gledys Mc
Community Meeting At Falek Home Plans Series Events
Chautauqua Chelee of City in partnership with The Caden and Vincent Chava Grelea hold a social meeting Monday evening at J. G. Falek's home featuring a performance The Greatest of Boo by Josephine Hirt Heatherpell Club. The Heatherbel cid ladies name Mrs. Mac Carr queen at their next meeting in '$p7ll ort. There is a Royal Neighbors event on the twenty third anniversary at the Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock with a rounded program.
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Chautauqua Chelee
City
Caden
Vincent Chava Grelea
Homs
J. G. Falek
Josephine Hirt
Heatherpell Club
Heatherbel Cid
Mac Carr
Wii
Odd Fellows Hall
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Bramwell
Tube & Trish
Chiropractors
SHA Til
Col Ifuctson
Yanog
Elevetor
Reed Hotel
Weahineen Avenue
Ogden -Bloc
Washington Avenue
Ogden Electrica Co
Beigham
Archie A. Imus
Brigham
Presty
M. L. James Coa
Los Company
Bixth
Judge Harker
Moore's Nursery
Washington Avgence
Fifth Ward
Alma J
Pateraon
Ogden Elsewhi
Peanut
Fourth Ward
Charlee Tharer
D. & R. QQ Railroad
Provo
Wellman
Oxton
Crarco
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Dumke Florala
Camp Logan
Thres
Carmp Loran
Coast Artillery
Hyrum H.rice
George L. K Whistrom
George Eyertgon
Mitchell's
City Cemetery
Medical Advery
Vitah
Cacho Valley
Wera
Gsden
Morrell
Morgan
Brigham City
Lrgia
Registrante
Ogden Steam Laundry
Jefferson
Alice Maddern
Broucht
Paul Maddern
Dallas
Tex
Oceonnig
First Church OF Christ, Scientiet
Cormer Twenty -Fonsih and
Mentee
Reading
First National Bank
Dumke Company
HMS
Last & Thomas
Kietck
Bsc
Last
Thomas
Norma Metecon
Vera Matann
Loelle Mateon
Hyrum Goddard
Esbran Whitaker
Gerald Eggelston
Dlaire Blackman
Dora Purdy
Blanche El-lott
Verna Matson
Douglas Smith
Morana Thompson
James Wothsrapool
John V. Blyth
F. W. Stratford
E. W. Evans
James M. Thomas
Irving Higley
Harry Johnson
A D. Brown
Elizabdeth
McFarland
Olive
Clellan
Zella Pesstto
Arnold Borlance
Hugo Reichert
Iver Heedings
Madga Lamb
Lyle Tuomas
Marymer
Walter Peterson
Paul Wheeler
Ruby Wheeler
Louise Dudley
Laven Jaffa
Kathryn Anderson
Mabal Jedemon
Lois Anderson
Sera Gel Hannah Elmer
Ruby Lamb
Geevieve Lamb
Teasle Newton
Devel Wheeler
Heed Woad
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