Women Farm Bureau Formed in Olaterville
The Women’s Farm Bureau of Slater ville was organized yesterday in that town with Miss Edna Ludwig county home economics demonstrator assisting. An address on food conservation and production was given. Officials elected include Dr. J. Akins. Mrs. L. E. Parry as vice president. Miss Harvey Slater as secretary treasurer. Ida Wayment as conservation chairwoman. Cora Cowan poultry chairwoman. George Knight garden chairman. Mrs. J. Wheeler clothing chairman. John Wheeler girls’ club chairman.
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Women’s Farm Bureau of
Slaterville
Edna Ludwig
Drs
3. A.kins
L. E. Parry
Harvey Slater
Ida Wayment
Cora Cowan
George Knight
J. Wheeler
John Wheeler
Girls’ Club
Easter Sunday Observed at First Presbyterian Church
Easter Sunday will be observed at the First Presbyterian Church with a three hymn service and special music. Plans promise a rich afternoon of melody, completing Holy Week observances with solemn reflection and song.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Easter church services mark season with varied hymns
The historic hymns and melodies will join with resurrection anthems and church choruses in morning 11, afternoon 4, and evening 7:30 services. El Monte Commandery will attend the afternoon service in full regalia as flowers and decorations shape the Easter display. Music will be provided by Ogden talent with leading vocalists from the state.
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el Monte
Ogden
New Regulations On Income Tax Issued
Ben T Livy United States revenue collector in charge of the income tax office says he has received excess profits regulations No 1. He will furnish copies to corporations that call at the office and notes a few No 1091 salary report blanks for the $800 or more threshold.
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Ben T
Alzo
Southern Pacific Locomotives Flaunt New Honor Mark
A story notes Southern Pacific trains now bear bright red paint on the boiler plate as a Distinguished Service Order equivalent for field conservation. Vice President W R Bentt orders all divisions to honor the feat, with crews proud of the decorated engines resembling a heroic front line emblem.
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Southern Pacific
W. R. Bentt
Cies
Eary
Cyclops
Ogden High Plans Red Cross Benefit Sale
Ogden High School announces a remarkable May sale to benefit the Red Cross. The manual training department crafts furniture and domestic arts for sale, with orders taken for art items. cadets and the band will promote the event, highlighting Ogden High as a beacon of patriotic service and civic effort. The effort showcases student skill and community spirit.
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Ogden High School
RED Cross
Weber County
Am-1
Jean Rey Cross
Ogden
He Ogden High School
Stine Tho
Erliches
Rmaqual
Deng
Ogden High
Mooney clemency urged as war stress grows
California reports say President Wilson asked Governor Stephens to grant executive clemency for Thomas J Mooney, condemned for the 1916 San Francisco parade bombing death toll. The case spurred national debate as the labor mediation commission urged a new trial amid claims of witness coercion and judicial overreach.
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Sacramento
Cal
Wilson
Wilam D. Stephens
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Sant Prwalden
Labor Mediation Commission
Pacific
Supreme Court
Charlie M. Fickert
Ilke Moonay
Hhis
Charles M. Fickwst
Iwaga
Stephens
Camp Kearny
San Diego
Washington
White House
Mooney Cass
Capitis
Inber
Mooney Gast
Russia
United States
Trotzky
Mobilizing Last of First Draft In Wartime Order
Washington reports the last draft increment moving into action as 85,000 men plus 15,000 in the second wave begin to mobilize. Separately 70,000 white and 25,000 Black men start moving to national army cantonments amid wartime delays. German labor shifts force workers to long hours in 1932.
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Washington
Ienton
French Counter Offensive Expands Against German Front
New phase of heavy fighting across the Scarpe and Oise sectors as French and Allied forces renew counter moves. German efforts along the Scarpe are checked near Arras while French troops recapture towns west of Montdidier and push back troops north of Noyon. The front remains volatile with British artillery supporting key sectors and preparations for further French offensives.
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Eno
Scarpe
Orne
Heals
Boigleux
Albert
Montdidier
Noyon
Oise
Arras
Germax Aalient
Artas
Hiiligh
Vimy Ridge
Wailly Ridge
Bess
Somme
Scarpa
Beer Arras
Cambrai
Baltistant
Mouldidier
Noyop
Ix Xallen
Monédiches
Wistge
Nortaweat
Wounded Americans Moved From Paris
American soldiers wounded along the Chemin des Dames are being moved from Paris Red Cross hospitals. The transfer follows advances and retreats near the front with wounded sailors and Marines evacuated to safety as the fighting subsides.
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Paris
Chemin Des Dames
Red Cross
Talks Too Much and the Accusation Exchange
A fragment from the Birmingham Evening Herald quotes a heated exchange about intellect and perception. The dialog centers on accusatory wit and perceived honesty, with a focus on language and implied talent rather than physical instruments.
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Birmingham Ane Herald
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American Grocery CO
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Olaterville
Ik & Women's Farm Bureau
Kats, Koons
Kaisers Kant Kum
Ktean
Klick
Kongragate
King's Kozy
Auto & Electric Supply
Washington Ave
Sues PS
Michigan
Cali
Detroit
Mick
Maren
Jett
Draft Board
Voxvorn
Pelain
London
Foche
Northwaat
Toul
Faria
New
Frits
Teres Evtabtelements
Germany
Gait Burrows “Auto 000
The
Moore Machinery Co., of
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Wallis Cub Jr
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Uintah
36Th Street
Jefferson Ave
Knowlden Auto Co
Hudson Ave
HGHT
France
Reed
Mane
Calumet Fowner
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