Ogden Sale Company Seeks Horses and Mules May Auction
The Ogden Sale Company calls for all horses and mules for a May 7 sale extending three days and a French inspection through 1917 starting May 4. They seek cavalry, artillery, farm mares, draft horses and mules for the auction and eastern trade. Ogden now ranked as a top Western horse market with high prices promised. many buyers expected. Auctioneers Col. C. Ny Moore and Col. Tim Autpach lead. Otto Meek is manager.
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Ogden Sale Company
Ogden
Gden Sale Company
C. Ny Moore
Col
Tim Autpach
Otto Meek
MEN MEET FROM ALL THE STATES FOR WAR UNITY
Governors and state defense leaders met the Council of National Defense to discuss unifying national war efforts. They urged cooperation between federal and state agencies on prohibition, crop production, labor supply, and munitions output with messages for the president and officials.
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Counell of National Defense
State Councils of Defense
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Baker
Wilson
Pearson
Harris
Georzia
Italia Warrocastte
Department of Agriculture
Nquor
United States
Argenta
Boye
Hardy
Georgia
Stardling
Boyle
Nevada
Frater
North Dakota
Sister
Washington
Alexander
Idaho
Epreze
Lumber yards close Saturdays at noon ad notice
On and after Saturday May 1 the undersigned lumber dealers will close their yards for business every Saturday at 12 o'clock noon Volker Lumber Co Meer City Wheelayalgh Lumber Co Elnap Lumber Co Avilliam Romer Co advertisement 4
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Volker Lumber CO
Meer CI Wheelayalgh Lumber CO
Elnap Lumber CO
Avilliame Romer Co
Roosevelt message to Russia echoes calls for restraint
May 2 to Petrograd count Tolstoy departs for Petrograd as Roosevelt's message to the Russian people is released. He urges leaders to use sinking victory with moderate wisdom to prevent reaction, praising courage and disinterestedness that fueled revolution and warning against intense bombardment. Regina Petrograd May 3 via London 3 10 p m British Admiralty wireless. Front activity remains limited aside from German bombardment near Mechiahuy.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Count Tolstoy
Petrograd
Regina
London
British Admiralty
Mechiahuy
General business holds steady after war entry report
Washington May 2 General business conditions nationwide have not been materially affected by the United States entering the war. The federal reserve board issued a monthly review noting readjustment in many lines but no industrial financial or commercial distress in any district as the country moves to war footing.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Tte
United States
Onda
French Army Reports Prisoners After Gains On Front
Grand Headquarters of the French Army reports continued prisoner influx following yesterday’s success between Berne and Moronvilliers and Mont Haut. German counterattacks northwest of the area were unsuccessful. French infantry breached a cliff ravine in Chiry, observed a smoke plume from a summit hole, and captured about 200 Germans who emerged from a rock chimney. A German officer was seen telephoning headquarters as he surrendered.
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Associated Press
Tak
Berne
Moronriliferss
Mont Haut Combatanta
Airplanes Shot Down Across Front in April Totals
British French and German officials report 717 aircraft shot down on the western front in April. Germany 369, French and Italians 701, and Milch 147. This marks a large increase over prior totals. Women in Germany take jobs in digging sewers.
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London
Headless 15 year old Antoinette Repal found near marsh
Memphis on May 2 the headless body of 15 year old Antoinette Repal, who left to join the Red Cross, was found in a marsh near Wolf River. Sheriff Tate and deputies hunted the area with bloodhounds amid a tense search. three suspicious people, including a woman, were jailed as the inquiry began.
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Ansoinette Repal
Red Cross
Wan
Maron Road
Shen Tate
Isruurlos
Nead
Tommine
Antoineus
Wolf River
Nancy Woods
Woods
Antoinette
Treadwell School
Face Tate
Tate
Fraternal Eagles Open New Home With Opening Ball
The committee announces a change from a cabaret banquet to an opening ball on Thursday May 10 1917 at the Eagles new home. Invitations go to fraternal members and tickets are $1.60 per couple with extra lady. Tickets obtainable by presenting receipts. Refreshments provided.
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Eagles
Orand Otening
Hollweg Speech Postponed Amid Reichstag Caucus
Copenhagen May 2 report from London says Dr. Von Bethmann Hollweg's peace speech in tribalsg is delayed. A Derll0 dispatch notes that the delay stems from a Reichstag Socialist caucus vote to postpone an Interpellation on Germany's peace plans to a more suitable occasion.
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London
Stockholm
Copenhagen
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Derllo
Reichstag
Germany
The Girl Who Did Not Care at the Alhambra Tonight
A nightly program titled The Girl Who Did Not Care will be shown at the Alhambra tonight. The brief screening advertises a single performance, inviting local audiences to attend the venue for the feature.
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Alhambra
Deaths and Funerals EUGLESIAN and GRAY
The funeral for Dru Ten Eggleston was held in the Larkin and Sone chapel with Rev. Thomas B. Wheelwright preaching and special music. Speakers included Chief Thomas E. Drowning and Patriarch George W. Larkin. George Gray, secretary of the George A. Lawn Co., died at 46 after months of illness, survived by his wife. he belonged to local lodges and his body was moved to Kirkendall mortuary with later announcements planned.
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Larkin & Sone
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Thomas E. Drowning
George W. Larkin
Morons Poulter
Gray
George Gray
George A. Lawn Company
Twenty-third Street
Mr. Gray
Ogden
Home Guards Plan Uniforms and Memorial Day Parade
Attendance at the Home Guard drill showed growing efficiency as companies prepared for a patriotic parade on Decoration Day May 30. Members voted to wear regulation khaki uniforms tailored by Beoncroft & Bonson and to participate in uniform at full strength, with arms provided soon.
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Home Guard
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Cuardymen
John Beoncroft & Bonson
Ogden
Wideawake
Wiliam H. King
Reed Simant
Washington
Simon Damberger
Williams
Charles C. Richards
Alfred H. Ashton
Walkover
Ashtos
Patelotlem
Weber County Farmers Seek Acreage Increase for Canners
The State Manufacturer's association asked the Utah State Council of Defense to immediately boost tomato acreage by 1 000 and pea acreage by 1 000 in Weber County to supply canneries in Weber Box Elder Doyle and Morgan counties. Funds were provided by the council to seed farmers in Weber County through farm sources. Preston Thomas, a director, helped arrange seed potato distribution. The matter was referred to Judge Charles C Richards, Ogden council member, for preparation and safety considerations.
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Weber
Box Edder
Doyle
Morgan Counties
Fbm
Preston Thomas
St Thre Pesdauartere
Utah Nationad Atte Council
Reed Committee
State Council
Charles C. Richards
Chhairman
Ogden
Itching Pimples Covered Arms
Itching painful eruption appeared on wrists and arms with small pimples growing larger and watery. Skin red cracked and bleeding. nails inflamed. The narrator used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after hearing about their effectiveness and purchased more, seeking relief from a local shop.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Scene
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal back pain remedy. It claims daily use prevents distress and cites Holland origin with Government charter. The copy urges readers to buy from reliable druggists in sealed packages, prices 60 cents to $1, with a money back guarantee.
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Haarlem
Iolland
Netherlands
Holland
Lolland
Cadomene Tablets Advert: Spring Tonic for Humans and cattle
An extravagant advertisement extolling Cadomene Tablets as a spring tonic for both humans and livestock. It claims fatigue relief, improved energy, and youthful vigor, with guaranteed satisfaction and money back if not, urging readers to buy from local druggists and noting accompanying film listings and theatre ads.
Wal ks 140 Miles to Join Marines
Chicago May 2 John Narley Hopkins of White Tall Wisconsin a great grandson of the founder of John Hopkins University at Gallimore is a United States marine today having walked the 140 miles to Chicago from Madison Wisconsin where he left school without food or sleep His physical condition after the walk was poor when first applying he was rejected but after obtaining an opportunity he was examined again and passed
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Chicago
John Narley Hopkins
White Tall
Wis
John Hopkins University
Gallimore
United States
Madi
University of Wisconsin
Bodies recovered after Hartings tunnels blast in Colorado
In the Victor American Fuel Company mine at Hartings tunnels, 120 men were at work when an explosion Friday. Report says 22 bodies recovered with a total of 34 now identified. A special musical program by Prof. Rackham's orchestra is set for Alhambra tonight with 5c and 10c admission.
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Victor American Fuel Company
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Prof
Rackham
Alhambra Tonight
New Plaza Apts Offer Two Room Units At Low Rent
Real estate ad notes two room apartments with disappearing beds, fat ranges and refrigerators comparable to larger flats. Prices range from 18 to 30 dollars monthly, including gas and heat. Also references Harold Lockswood and May Allison in The Promise at the Utah Theatre and a popular Rand Players show. Phone 3060 for details.
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Severe defeat for the Turks drives army from Mesopotamia
London May 2 report by General Maude states the thirteenth Turkish army corps has been driven from its position on both banks of the Shatt el Adhem in Mesopotamia. British cavalry pursue toward the rebel lines, taking many captures as they press the advance.
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Turkiah
Mesopotamia
Shattel Adbem
Maude
Plan to Combat Infantile Plague
State boards of health in annual tension here laid plans for combatting infantile paralysis this summer by imposing tight quarantine regulations on cities or divisions where the disease may become epidemic and by formulating measures to prevent its spread.
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Washington
State Boards of Health
Health Officials Debate War Time Sanitary Policy
A conference on interstate cooperation among health officials emphasized sanitary policies during wartime. Much of today's and tomorrow's program focused on public health under war conditions and cooperative measures to protect communities.
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Ing & Program
Italian mission to United States named in Rome dispatch
Rome dispatch reports a special mission to America will include Prince Udine eldest son of the Duke of Genoa frontier Marconi Barquin Borsaretti foreign undersecretary Deputies Cluffelli and Ni former ministers.
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Notice of sale of real estate and city improvements in Ogden Utah
In Weber County Utah executors of Martha J Witten deceased offer private sale of a described land tract open after May 1 1917 with payment terms cash or certified checks and staged mortgage options. Also notice of Hudson Avenue opening in Block 25 26 Ogden City to determine objections May 11 1917 and assessment details for special taxes across frontage parcels including Wy Wright Sons Co and J G Read Brothers Co and local title records. Contains names Josephine Mentire Flac hael A Fark executors Chez Line attorneys.
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Martha J. Witten
Weber County
Utah
Moge
Gall Lake
Burney
Chalua
Breinning
Chez & Line
Flist National Bank
Ogden City
Josephine Mentire
Flachael A. Fark
Mertha J. Wirten
Josedi Chez
David L. Btine
Novica
Board of Commissioners
Dial
Taid Board of Cat Missioners
Lowdl
Hudson Avenue
Mock 25
Pat A
Twenty-fourth
Twenty -Fifth Street
Avenge
Elther
Larea Epon
Ogden
Eaid
Wy. H. Wright & Sons Company
Eacd
J. G. Read & Brothers Company
Beal
Ogden City Delineates Street Improvement Levy Plan
The notice outlines a proposed street widening and strip land acquisition along Hudson Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets in Ogden City Weber County Utah. It details parcel boundaries areas of 22 040 and 32 040 square feet, requests written protests by May 28 1917, and states a public hearing by the Board of Commissioners at City Hall.
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Judson Avenue
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Weber County
State of Lah
Eald Hudson Avenue
Imald Orden
Board ‘of Commissioners
Utah
Zaid
Board of Consaminaion Era
Walter Richey
City Recorder
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