Funeral for Alfred Whittemore in Ogden
Alfred Whittemore died after pneumonia and relapse. His funeral at Fire Presbyterian Church in Ogden on Thursday was led by Rev. John D. Carver with a student choir and community tribute. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery, with many high school friends in attendance.
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Alfred Whittemore
Amos Whittemore
Fowler Avenue
Tie Fire Presbyterian Church
John Datward Carver
S Quaztello
Ogden High School
Mountain View Cemetery
Alfred Whittersore
Vyneni
Ogden
Hth
Ogden Standard
Governor Bamberger to Tour Wilson Lane District Tomorrow
Governor Simon Bamberger and Secretary Harden Benalan will visit Ogden tomorrow with a large party of business leaders. They will tour the Wilson Lane district to view recent developments, then tour the Fran Ree company plant before returning to Ogden for a luncheon at the Weber club hosted by Hansen Livestock & Feeding Co.
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Simon Bamberger
Hansen lLivestney & Faeding Co
Wilt Dé Torda
Toseal and
Galt
Pronla
Wilson Lane
Bamberger
Harden Benalan
Guiton
Htge
Senate Eyes $2.50 Wheat Price Increase Debate
The senate again formally backed raising the government minimum for wheat to $2.50 a bushel. The body rejected a counterproposal by the house and urged wheat price support to the agricultural appropriation bill, though passage was not guaranteed in the conference.
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Washington
Senate
Anderson and Bride Return From Washington to Ogden
Mark Anderson a forest service specialist returned to Ogden with his bride Miss Arleen Stevens from Washington where he was called for two months to prepare a book on range management to be published by the department of agriculture. They planned a quick honeymoon before resuming work and will stay until June then move to Missoula Montana for further duties.
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Mark Anderson
Special Forest Service
Office of Writing
Ogden
Washington, D
Campile
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Forest Advice
T. PF. Keelor
Arleen Steveng
Washington
Leo
Mr. Anderson
Missoula
Mont
Theatres Week Review of Phd Yauvrese and Orebels
A theatre segment notes mixed crowds yesterday, with several acts drawing laughs. Performers include Eileen Fleury in The Little Girl with The Big Valeo, Hotem's Royal Nine women, Leulfo Clave and company in The Girl at the Cleary Stan, Shurokhy Homer and Walt DuBaird in A Johnny Claskie, and Canfield and Cohen in As You Like It.
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Ore Pheum
Eileen Fleury
Hotem
Royal Nine
Shurokhy Homer
Walt DuBaird
Audiencs
Autlenes
Canfield
Cohen
Sean
Nurses Stage Dee Theater and Dinner Party
A theater and dinner party was given to the graduating class of nurses at the Dee hospital last evening. Miss Mary K. Swan funded the event via a check to Miss Irana Swanson, night supervisor, coordinating with Miss Stella Peterson. The thirteen graduates, after three years of hospital training, attended the Orpheum theater and Kern's cafe for dinner, then returned to the nurses home for social time.
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Dee Hospital
Mary K. Swan
Ramo School of Nurses
Severnm Pet Hospital
Camp Kearny
Misa Swan
Misa Irana Swanson
Stella Peterson
Nuvaca
Henallutlom
Alias Peterson
Niss Swanson
Orpheum Theater
Kern
Gad
Employed workers buy Liberty loan bonds at plant
At John Scowcroft & Sone company, 101 new employees subscribed to the Liberty loan, totaling 79000 dollars with an average of about 100 dollars per man. Many male workers across departments purchased at least one bond, some reaching several hundred dollars, while women in manufacturing volunteered but staff did not push for a full record.
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Wan Ong Road
John Scowcroft & Sone Company
Baker Submits War Estimates to House Committee
Secretary Baker and aides presented detailed wartime funding estimates to the House Military Committee. Immediate program costs were set at about 15 billion dollars for all branches of the Army and related agencies, with specifics reviewed by Baker’s team.
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Washington
Qriay Adrvice
Baker
Aesslon
Nevada editor George Russell visits Elko amid health drive
George Russell Sr prominent Nevada newspaper man and former editor of the Elko Independent stopped in Orden on his way home after two months traveling for health. A Cubans war veteran and ally of Senator Henderson, Russell notes Hendersons rising influence and cautions about Ann Martins senatorial bid. Russell left the Independent months ago to seek medical care for chronic appendicitis and will undergo surgery after a six month diet plan. he also observed President Wilson’s strain at a theater event.
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George Russell, Sr
New
Nevada
Elko Independent
Orden
Elko
Russell
Cuba
United States
Charles Henderson
Washington
Henderson
Rus’kell
Sheen Hfelong
Stossell
Senate
Rupeau
Stone
Henderen
Chave
Alf
Ann Martin
Reno W
Ann
Tank Wml
Charles Senderson
Russsell
Independent Avows
My. Nutesell
Secret Service
Wison
Hig Cleeks
Deaths and Funerals from Local Notices
A garbled death notice reports Daniel Duggan aged 64 dying at home on Washington Avenue with funeral plans pending from Canada. Clara G White, wife of J R White, to have services at noon Sunday with Bishop Howard Jenkins presiding and interment at Ogden City Cemetery. George E Bambrough of Mathaw and Elizabeth Tambrene relatives noted with funeral details forthcoming. brothers and sisters listed. community mourns. obituary fragment ends.
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Cugcan
Daniel Duggan
Washington Avenue
Optario
Cita
Fle
Baly
Kirkendall
Ward
Canada
Bambrough
George EH. Bambrowah
Mathaw
Elizabeth Tambrene
South Weber
Utah
J. W. Bambrough
Salt Lake
Willard M. Harbrough
Syracuse
Ruth Bowman
May
Farn Bambrough
Shipyards Hire Moves Salt Lake City Man to Seattle
A Shipyards-Kenneth B Campbell from Salt Lake City accepts a position in Seattle shipyards. He previously worked with Utah Mower and Light at Cadence. The district court notes an appeal in the William Ham versus Ogden Packing and Revision case and a jury awarded damages for personal injuries at the packing company's plant in February 19Y8.
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Kenneth B. Campbell
Pat
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Wash
Ano Mim Dehare
Campbel
Utah
Caden
Vadwn Macking
William Ham
Ogden Packing & Trevision Company
Safe Supreme Court
Stam
Lan Inian
Banya
Acquittal in espionage case for Rev. Leesmman and Miss Deckmann
The jury at the United States district court in East Lake found Rev. B. Henry Leesmman of Ogden and Miss Augusta Minnie Deckmann of Seattle not guilty on charges of violating the espionage act. They were accused of attempting to deliver a letter to a prisoner in the enemy internment camp at Fort Douglas.
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B. Henry Laesmann
Ogden
Augusta Minnie Deckman
Seattle
United States District Court
Eait Lake
Farmers Holly Mill and Riverdale Mill Government Licensed
Farmers Holly mill and Riverdale mill are government licensed facilities. They offer to pay full government price or grist for wheat in the area, citing a price of 5600. The notice emphasizes official oversight and standard pricing for producers.
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Holly Mil
Wash
Ave
Riverdale Mill
Society Dance Tonight At Wilson Ward Celebrate New Improvements
A dance is planned tonight in the Wilson ward to celebrate the completion of improvements to the building including a new floor in the amusement hall. The Mutual Improvement association will host the event as part of the Third Ward social calendar.
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Wilson Ward
Tsa
Mutual Improvement Association
Wheat supplies urged as nation needs rise
A tea businessman warned against rumors that growers cannot sell wheat except to U S government agents. He said all millers and grain dealers operate under Food Administration licenses, growers may sell to any buyer, and wheat should be delivered to feed troops and allies. He warned of misinformation and urged action within months.
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U.S
Prop 8 Clark Here to Deliver Series of Lectures
Clark of Chicago will speak tomorrow evening at the Ogden Tabernacle after addressing the Four-Minute club of Ogden in the University club. He arrived in Ogden this morning to be greeted by Four-Minute and Drama club members. He praised the Four-Minute Club as a major vehicle of educational propaganda and Americanism teaching, noting the school should teach Americanism even more than before.
Four Minute Men Aim to Spread Civic Instruction Worldwide
The Four Minute club expands rapidly with an estimated 23,000 speakers reaching 10 to 15 million people. Professor Clark and Mrs. J. F. Palck led a gathering that included Dranin and Walver sley club members. The movement, praised as government approved, plans to extend to Honolulu Alaska and the Orient as it emphasis its impact on public instruction and national leadership messages.
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Betwenn
Unsil
Honolulu
Alaska
Orient
Salt
Dranin Club
Walversley Club
Clark
J. F. Palck
Minagteeld
Minnie
McKenn Joins Canadian Service for World War II Duty
Joseph S McKenn foreman at George A Lowe warehouse has enlisted in the Canadian forces after Boer War experience. He will depart May 7 for Seattle to join a Canadian cantonment, leaving behind wife Mrs McLean. His brothers and brother-in-law also serve. he previously worked as a motorman and in Lowe’s employ. residence listed as 437 Washington Avenue Ogden.
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Joseph
McKenn
George A. Lowe
Seattle
McLean
Engineers Department of Heavy Artillery
Ogden
Australia
George 4. Lowe
Washington Avenue
Liberty Loan funds lag in Ogden banks
About $20,000 was subscribed yesterday among seven Ogden banks to the liberty loan. Officials report the campaign is about $126,000 short of its apportionment and only today and tomorrow remain to reach the $1,370,000. Small subscribers urged to contribute from savings as banks cannot be drained further.
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Ogden
Rer
Elys
Brigham City banks push for subscriptions drive
In Brigham City a coordinated effort by satip sign jenders to secure county district subscriptions continues. Secretary W. J. Lowe reports $306,700 raised with a remaining balance to meet the target. Officials urge a final burst of support to reach the goal by May 4 as donors and readers rally to push the campaign over the top in the next ten days.
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Satip
Cauvasiers
SGM
Brigham City
W. J. Lowe
Brigham
Tet Mighe
Clearing, House Association
Liberty Joan Organization
Waden
Sifmort
Met
No Discrimination Claims in Allied Ambulance Allegations
Washington May 2 and 3 reports state the Spanish government and German authorities addressed claims that American volunteers and ambulance attendants went to France or Germany under false pretenses. The U S state department pressed Spain to obtain proof from Germany, while Germany said American prisoners are treated like other nationalities.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
City Officials Push Booths 1 Action and Delays
City officials serve notice on the one booth issue under the new ordinance. They threaten to push action and seek immediate state supreme court ruling on legality. Procrastination will not be tolerated, with potential removal of obstructing parties if delays continue.
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New Booth
W. Ti. Hesder
For Sale Miscellaneous and Tomato Plants
Fragmented notice camera degraded text lists for sale items including tomato plants. It mentions a reward tease and a contact line with partial names and street references between Hudson and Grant. The readable fragments indicate miscellaneous sale items and plant listings with incomplete contact details.
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Hudson
Grant
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