Ice Breaks on the Yukon River Opening Season
Reports from the north describe rapid thaw of winter ice on the 2100 mile Yukon mainstem, enabling steamboats to move toward Dawson Circle and Whitehorse. Voyagers push through clear channels, while river towns prepare for open-water traffic and summer work on tributaries and traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yuko
Suramer
Inferior
Algaka
Yukon Territory
Ty Rogine
Au Sten
Yukon
Circle
Ruby
Tanana
Fort Yukon
Dutiig
Théno
Cizat
Ik Fn
Jong
White Horse
Dawson
Lake Fx Oper
Enzall
Lebarge
Yukor
Christmias Ime
Pelly
Canyon
Lawson
Lee
Morning hot water cleanse and nettle bath advice
A fragment urges daily morning hot water with phosphorus and nettle bath as a cleansing routine to remove indigestible waste. It claims improved health, fewer headaches, and clearer digestion by flushing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, detailing a simple regimen and benefits observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Swoman
Himan Ersten
Utah Military Service Induction Report Details
A Utah report lists county results and procedures for induction with references to Sanpete Sevier Summit Wasatch Washington Wayne Weber and Salt Lake counties. It notes forty African American men in Utah who passed the physical examination are subject to induction and mentions reclassification of several discharged from service at Camp Krainy and a case approved by General Crowder involving Antonio Papilakis who declared United States citizenship on January 31, 1916.
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Sanpete
Sevier
Summit
Topete
Ulsted
Utah
Wasatch
Washington
Wayne
Weber
Salt Lake County
Davin
Kany
San Juan
Rosary
Pilz Gers Md
General Crowder
Antonion Papilakis
United States
Notice of board order moving truss facility location
By order of the Board the trusses focal No 4600 has moved from the Hurst building on Hudson Avenue to the Moogeé Inge rooms at 2478 Washington Avenue. Meeting night changed to Wednesdays starting May 1. Business agents temporary phone 401. Hoyt Reeder k 5. Advertisement.
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Board of
Focal No
Hurst Buttling
Hudson Avenue
Washington Avenue
Utah Reports On Men In Glass In Response To General Crowder
Utah draft officials report the number of registrants in class I who have been physically examined but not yet inducted. Telegraphed figures break down unreported white men by rural county and Salt Lake City hoards, listing Beaver, Cache, Carbon, Duchesne, Garfield, Grand, Juab, Millard, Morgan, Ogden, Salt Lake City units and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Crowder
Washington
Fliz Gerald
Utah
Beaver
Cox Elmer
Cache
Carbon
Duchoane
Garefeld
Grand
Teen
Juabt
Millard
Morgan
Oden
Plute
Tech
Sale Lake County
New York Grain Talk Warns of High Wheat Prices
Federal food administrator Herbert Moorer warned during a New York conference that if the commerce in wheat had not been restricted, prices could have ranged from 40 to 50 dollars daily at city gates instead of 10.10 to 10.50. He blamed speculative forces and warned against a fatal misalignment of supply and demand while urging better grain export control. He noted no concerted manipulation by allies and argued recent spikes were driven by speculation, not organized plot.
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New York
Herbert Moorer
Federal
Hoover
Avnta
Renz
Howe
General Foch Sends Cable to New York War Aid
General Foch, commanding the Allied forces on the Western Front, sent a cable received by Benjamin Strong, chairman of the Liberty Loan Committee in New York. He praises American war effort and thrift, urging continued support. A Liberty Loan subscription of 16,000,400 dollars is noted as raised by Wiggin & Co.
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New York
Foch
Armien
Westart
Benjamin Strong
Tiberty Loan Commuitee
New York Federal Reserve District
America
Foley
3. Wigun & Co
Spy Confesses To Military Secrets
Federal district attorney in Kansas City says Wilhelm von Linder, jailed at Fort Leavenworth, confessed to German espionage before Americas entry to WWI. He allegedly gathered naval data near Norfolk and photographed works, operated under von Ehlers in U.S. German communities, and planned to collect further intelligence in Mexico and Iowa. The case, filed after his desertion, remains under investigation.
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Kansas City
Fred Robertana
Kansas
Wilhelm von Linder
Port Leavenworh
Veserter
Amperlen
Norfolk
Mrz. Stoh
von Linder
Germany
United States
Joh Ehlsralue
Washington
Philadelphia
Laredo
Texas
von Ehlacuhun
Nora
Anguela
First
Georgia Infantry
Robertson
Juarez
Mexico
Aince
Fort Douglas
Utah
Canada to Increase Rate of Taxation
Ottawa April 20 The acting minister of finance outlines wartime fiscal measures. Proposals include renewal of the business profits tax, higher income tax, new excise duties, and taxes on tea, timber, autos, jewelry, and records. Married exemptions fall to $2,000. singles to $3,000. the general rate rises to 2 percent on higher brackets. A wartime paper tax and a revised corporate tax are also proposed.
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Ottawa
K. MeLtan
Mandalobili Kationa
Ane
Lax
Canada
Orlina
Fiscars
Ta & Wr
Engines Marked With U S In Rail Contract Details
A noisy OCR fragment reports on U S engine markings and a May 1025 railway contract awarded to Locomotive Works in Laramotiva. It mentions a $4,000 amount and the involvement of a master of American affairs, with insufficient clarity on parties or dates.
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Washington
Raliw Ralizaag Ralinintatr Cin Laramotiva cm Wih Locomotive Works
Ian
Wile Arden
Toby
Auserican
Railroads plan multiple engine types with heavy and light sizes
United railroads will place orders for six standard engine types with balanced delivery from io July through the year, allocating most to eastern routes. About 200000 tons of steel are needed as government control tightens, with American company deliveries around 554 engines and 15 more from Baldy. trenches in Chicago show veterans marching amid war impact.
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Ofavturers
Snfer
Haa al
Tre
Cmcago
Ray Fe
Persuing
Chicago
Heighilqs
Balmmwort Kidney Tablets Advertised Amid Fractured Claims
A damaged ad from Myra Monden of St Louis promotes Balmmwort Kidney Tablets claiming dramatic cures. The testimonial speaks of lifesaving effects and urges purchase, reflecting dubious medical claims and unclear efficacy.
Liberty Loan Campaign Parade Visits Chicago
A World War I relief group returns to Chicago to rally support for the third Liberty loan. The unit includes Sergeant Owen Slawkins and Corporal Edward Barnes, with several other named servicemen from Iowa and Texas who have endured trench raid gas attacks and other combat experiences. C C Hawkins holds the French war cross for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hawkins
Chicago
Qwen
Slawwkins
Ited Oak
Lowe
Edward Barnes
Jeffers
Auto Owners Ad Highlights New Stock and Low Prices
Local notice urges motorists to visit a display of new stock with low prices. It promotes early visiting to save on tire costs and mentions a south display window with offerings. Limited legible details focus on price-cutting and urgency.
Raiphneal Oleen Lectures Opens P T A Series
In Baigham City on April 30 Raphael Oleen of Salt Lake spoke at the Presbyterian church before the Parent-Teacher Association. This marked the first lecture in a summer series under the auspices of the avarianien. Mirate Reynold Kaizer was the jin.
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Drighanm City
Raphael Oleen
Salt Lake
Presbyterian Church
Avanriaien
Mirate Reynold Kaizer Ag
Jin
Local Notes From Fort Artillens Fort St Okla
Field Artillens Fort St Okla notes a brief furlough for Mr Kalser son of Merchant Rudolph Kalser after about a year and a half in service. Fires ward members begin landscaping around the growths near the ward chapel Second East Third South Streets. Editor Madsen of the Bog Zlder Sews critiques rising costs of clothing for youths and suggests uniforms under ten dollars for school days. Draft quota named Charles Johnzen John R Gibby BAL G Pettersen John E Neville Wallace Pelt and Francia zon with alternates Oscar V Anderson and Scott G Ellolland. departure May 11. Harold Schaffer, son-in-law of Charles W Watkins, injured in Ogden when a switch engine hit his arm. A Ford driven by a stranger tried to crash through Security Savings Bank window at Main and Forest. steering gear failed as it swerved across the gutter into the building.
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Field Artillens
Fort St
Okla
Kalser
Rudolph Kalser
Fires Ward
We Ward Chapel
Second East
Third South Steet
Madsen
Zlder
Phy
Caf
Ous Hays
Elicr County
End Life
Charles Johnzen
John R. Gibby
Bal G. Pettersen
John E
Neville
Wallace Pelt
Francia Zon
Ogcar V. Anderson
Scott G. Elolland
Harold Schaffer
Ogden
Charles W. Watkins
Security Savings
Forest Streets
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