Ogden News Briefs and Local Notices
A mixed update from Ogden includes real estate moves, new offices, and legal notices. Chief deputy Charles M. Hamey re-enters business. Fite opens a real estate and trust office on Twenty-fourth Street. The University of Colorado Glen and Mandelin club performs at Weber Normal College, featuring Edward Bedwibe and George Penney. Ogden Electric Co. expands and Bates passes the Utah bar exam.
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Alex File
Charles M. Hamey
Hiia
Fite Han
Jed Twenty-fourth Street
Fite la
Weber County
Ogden City
University of Colorado
Weber Normal College
Thornlay Avening
Chadwick
Edward Bedwibe
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
George Penney
Father M Mullen Sermons at St Josephs During Holy Week
Holy week services at St Joseph's Catholic Church are led by Father McMullen from San Francisco. He lectures on the effects of sin, the soul, and eternal life, urging parishioners to seek spiritual focus over worldly gain and to reflect on Christ's passion for salvation.
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Father M Mullen
ST. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father McMullen
San Francisco
Keli Mans
United States
Order of
Pareats
Crusade Against Dogs Begins This Morning
City authorities launched a dog control crusade with three departments, bagging about twenty canines near Oxden. Sanitary Inspector George Shorton said meat prices could fall if the hunt continues, as fire and police teams move to capture and remove the animals to the crematory.
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Avon Toders
Oxden
George Shor Iton
Shorton
Rabba
Sanitary Department
Ram Tha Elty
Lenten services and local notices in Sugar New York
Lenten services announced at the Church of the Good Shepherd with weekday and weekend hours. Raw sugar market update notes a price around 6.005c and a late-mention of an accident on the Tyerdale road with a cross chaplain and witnesses. Report mentions railway pay rumors and a government official’s orders, with local office managers visiting in Gaiden.
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T. A. Hichardson
Bureau of Fice
Department of Agcleasure
Gaiden
Rgent
W. Preainan
Daughters of Pioneers Plan Spring Event in Ogden
Society notes from Ogden report a Neighbors Woodcraft party at 661 on Wednesday with Five Hundred cards and an evening program. Also Daughters of Pioneers Amanda Smith with Mrs Emma Furnisy 1139 Twenty first, and Sterling Hall Ladies Aid meet tomorrow at 1 30 at Mrs J J Malone home 2227 Quitty avenue. Fifth ward play Sterlight postponed to Friday. rehearsals ongoing with several to attend.
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Card Farty
Ogden Circle
Woodcraft
W. OL
Hall
Daughters OF Pioneers
Amanda Smith Company
the Daughters of Pioneers
Meek
Emma Furnisy
Sterling Hall
The
Methodist Ladies Aid
J. J. Malone
Quitcy Avenue
Sterlight
Explosions Rock Jersey City Docks and Warehouse
Terrific blasts shattered a four story brick structure near the Erie railroad ferry in Jersey City. Fire and smoke spread for blocks as workers and residents fled while authorities assessed damage and nearby warehouses burned.
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New York
Jersey City
Henderson
Thirteenth Street
Jersay City
United States
Europe
Nita
Union Terminal & Storage Company
Jarvid Wlores
Fia
Hulling
Athier
Ranch Help Wanted Ad From Interstate Employment Agency
Help wanted for ranch and sheep herding positions. Interstate Employment Agency offers assorted ranch work with various helpers. Phone contact listed as 124 119 25th St for applicants seeking roles in ranching and sheep herding.
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Interstate Employment Agency
Classification of Men in the Draft
The notice lists men classified for military service including Johnnies MW, Warner, James Chapman, Kwo-James Buber, Kenedy TD, Campbell James Ireon Engelita, Toula He Penny, Alvy Vorins, Glass Five Nick Chines, Jake Manna. It notes several individuals in Class Cnet and reports their emergency status and deferment questions as part of a draft classification in Fort Logan Colorado and related locations.
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Tletrne Trove
Vainp Fromont
Cal
Ndwarih Hovkin
Royal Aoilery
Fort Logan
Colo
George To Malan
Elmer Raleyert
Anbjeet
France
Liberty Loan campaign opens in Ogden with meetings
Weber county defense committee conducts preliminary campaign events for the third Liberty Loan at the Ogden Tabernacle starting 2:30 pm. Speakers include Dr W C Ebaugh and James Tingree with a program featuring songs, addresses, and a call to turn in quotas. A Liberty Loan committee list and planned events for April 6 are noted along with entertainment at the New Utah showing The Marionettes and Clara Kimball Young gowns.
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Weber County
Defenna
Ogden Stabernacle
Tomurrex
Ogden
W. C. Ebaugh
Atle Council of Defense
Waxein
James Pingresa
Pingreo Bank
Blee
Fred N. Hess
Council of Defent
W. J. Yabaguh
Salt Lake
Liberty Loan
W. Munt Ferry
Wahorty Loan
James Tingree
Alr
Georgina. Marriott
C. H. Staveng
W. F. Adams
America
Bam Whitaker
Liberty Joan Commit
H. H. Spencer
Edward Bischel
Georgina Marriot
R. B. Porter
W. H. Wattis
Afra
Frank Stevens
Iaabe
W. GC. Wright
Joseph Wright
T .B. Ryan
Chris Mygare
Joseph Scowcroft
H.T. Rich
Jack Drowning
B. C. Rich
Spargo
H. Horton
Guy Johnson
Clara Kimball Young
Utah
More Mexi gang Laborers Bound for Beet Fields
A special train carrying Nex laborers passed Ogden en route to beet sugar fields at Gariand. The 149 men and 20 women and 4 children will work as contracts rise while sugar companies rush to secure help. Weber County defense committees plan a campaign for mara heat Acra tgo in the county, with many children planting gatelovila on vacant lots to grow beets.
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Ogden
Gariand
Oigny
Intermountain
Thomas
Turt
Weber County Council of Defense
Council of Defense
Mara Heat
Two Men Allowed To Reform It Of Snl
In a municipal court session two local men facing intoxication charges pleaded guilty or denied misconduct. Fred Wilson admitted guilt after a night of drinking with a group that offered him liquor from a pint flask. Alma Anderson claimed to have drank with Wilson, denying intent to smuggle liquor into Ogden. The judge warned both to reform, offering probation with strict conditions and jail if reoffense occurs.
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Mesicipel
Rullt
Otwo
Fred Wilson
Alma Anderson
Wilson
Graal Avenue
Fonganial
Anderson
Hal Hou
David Lb
Bune
Ogden
May
Suma
Utah
Barker
Tan
City Commission weighs petitions on street width and crossings
The city commission considered petitions from residents on urban street issues. Aged seeks investigation of Phil Tieth Street width and property line conformity, requesting vacating portions for 10 feet total, while delaying parking improvements. Residents along Seventh Street ask sidewalk and canal crossing safety actions and removal of nuisance signs near billboards.
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A. WL Aged
Deftermon Wrens
Madsen Tvenie
Pis
Amd Anka
Jefferson Arene
Lyon & Macrlavilly
Stp
Asas
Seventh Street
Modisan Agigue
You ve never seen Clara in The Marionettes until now
Advert headline touts Clara in The Marionettes with Kimball Young, promising a breakthrough performance. The blurb touts novelty and drama to draw audiences to the current film engagement, highlighting star power and the circuslike premise.
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Clara
Kimball Young
Her
Railroad Clocks to Be Set Early Sunday Morning
Next Sunday at 2 a.m. clocks must be set forward one hour to 3 a.m. in railroad offices and dispatch centers. Regional railroad directors issued the instruction to advance all train clocks and watches by one hour at the changeover time. Individual roads may adjust methods to fit their operations while ensuring staff also adjust accordingly.
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Lace Railroad
A. Tieseage
Funeral services for Albert Webb held in Woodville Hall
The Webb funeral took place yesterday at 2 p m with Commander Matthew Galt leading the service in Woodville Hall. Rev G R Garver and Abarion Mesick assisted. pallbearers were Charles Brigham Edger Webb A J Hudman and Charles Bars. Floral designs were provided by Weber Form Co.
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Hey. Gerver
Charles Brigham
Edger Webb
A.J. Hudman
Charles Bars
Metropolis Ward 15 Visited by Local Church Leaders
The Metropolis Ward of the North Weber stake hosted visits by Presidents James Wother spoon and F W Stratford on a weekend meeting. A vacancy in the bishopric was filled by Simon Wolfe, bishop, with James H. Allen as first counselor and John Carson Lambert as second counselor. The visitors praised local growth, noted an active school and Red Cross efforts, and highlighted community unity in Nevada. A primary selected Mrs. W. H. Wiley, L. Hatch, and J. C. Lambert for the school board.
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Metropolis
North Weber Stake
James Wotherspoon
F W. Stratford
Simpeon Wolfe
Janes H. Alien Firet
John Carson Lambert
Allen Nasbeeq
Metropolis School
Lambert
Visltars
Métropolis
Tne New School Board
W. H. Wiley
J. C. Lambert
Reg Cross
Metropolia
Nevada
Sea
Thamselves
Mutual Improvement Iasocialon
Dave Wiley
Senate Debate Focuses On War Effort And Training
Washington March 25 Senate debate centers on wartime needs with Senator Lodge denouncing delays in US deployment and urging faster production and coal output. Senator Thomas urges mobilization and criticizes fuel price controls as hindering production while proposing compulsory training for men aged 19 to 30 and stressing the high stakes of the conflict.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Thomas
Colorado
Pari
Seanster Lodge
Senator New
Germany
France
Lena
Lange
Another Man Found Dead in the Yards
A Union Pacific claim office report states a man was found dead in the Rawins Wyn yards. The victim’s identity is unknown and indications suggest he was intoxicated while attempting to board a freight train, resulting in his death.
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Union Pacific
Rawins
Wyn
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Rachel Peat Stuart
The funeral will be held at 2 3. m. Wednesday at the Kaysville ward meeting house with interment in Kaysville cemetery. Flowers should be left at Larkin's chapel before 10 a. m. Wednesday and will be taken to the funeral home.
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George
Chandler
Second Ward
George Browning
Adamis Avenue
Nia
City Cemetery
Stuart
Rachel Peat
Kaysville Ward
Kaysville Cemetery
Larkin
World Markets Rally Amid Liberty Bonds Demand
World markets show heavy buying of Liberty bonds, especially Liberty second 4s, with prices advancing on strong demand and broad rally. Gauged by firm spreads and notable activity in Chicago hogs and cattle, as well as Kansas City and Atlantic Gulf issues, the day reflects widespread confidence and selective leadership among steel and mining stocks.
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New York
Alinings
Magine
United Statos Steel
Libarty Bona
Galmain Aurines
Atlantic Gulf
Tiberty
Omaha Livestock Market Report March 26
Receipts: cattle 800, hogs 10920, sheep 0. Market shows strength with higher undertone. Cattle prices: native cows and bulls 8.00 to 11.00, western steers 9.00 to 12.50, Texas steers 8.75 to 20.50, calves 9.00 to 291.00. hogs 16.00 to 17.20, sows and pigs around 12.00, light weight 16.00 to 17.20. Sheep: yearlings near 12.00, lambs 14.0 to 16.0.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Halfers
Bylla
Calvex
Lambe
Yerrlings
Wethera
Wwen
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Dub of Wales
Airong
Wethern
Chicago Quotations Report From Market Ticker
Open and close prices for various stock and commodity quotes listed for May March and July contracts. The data shows bid and ask figures, with values around 24 to 28 in multiple entries and unnamed securities.
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Chicago
Low
Close
Byron Park
Imasch
Utah Stocks Close Rates for March 26 1918 Copper and Mining
Trade figures show numerous small lots across commodities and mining firms including Alta Con American Con Copper BuO at Ale Bullion Mining and Prinos Com with varied remaining holdings. Listed prices range from fractions of a cent to several dollars, reflecting a broad market snapshot with Tintic and Whirlwind Mining among notable entries.
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Lie
Ale Bullion Mining
Lse
Prinos Com
Helle Mining
Tintic Cepha
Tintic Standard
Whirlwind Mining
Bierbob
Bae
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Alevator Bay
Reed Hotel
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Ogden Electre Co
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John MM. Fonter
F. B. Hammond, Jr
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J. H. Rauby
F. W. James
Lawrence McGlyarn
Ernest Hampton
Fort Dour
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Virginia
Ogden Etso
Andrew Z. Bagle
Wauteball
Suse
District Court
J. J. Bagger
W. M. Barrows
Elizabeth E. Larrows
M. L. Jones Coal & Ics Company
Fred Janeem
Me. Jensen le
145Th Utah Light Field Artillery
oMert
Christan J. Jensen
Webar Normal College
Jensen
Moore's Nursery
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Fourth Ward
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Carlin
Oedon Steam Laundry
Homer &, Fenn
Fortals
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Toy Adeekay
St. Anthony
Montpelier
Idaho
Ogden Steam Laundry
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Herbert & Smith Company
Commercial National Bank
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Cpp
J. E. Scott
Office of
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Prova
Anliver
Gase
Ft. Pallsgain
Ramey
Agee
Church of Thy Good Shepherd
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Tollowa
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Morsay
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Mobile
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McAdoo
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