Graduation at Box Elder High School in Brigham City
Box Elder High School closes the year with a large graduating class. Commencement activities began at the Tabernacle with processions, solos, and an address by Hon. James H. Moyle. The program continues Sunday evening with conferring of certificates by President Pace M. Hanson. The class lists include Orlando Anderson, Alta Anderson, Irene Andreazen, David Ozwald Anderson, Claude Harris Adams, Violet C. Barker, and many others.
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Bdrigham City
Dox Rider High School
Dar
Baz Elder High School
Tabernacle
A. M. Merrill
Jorden
Balt Lake County
St. the Tabernacle
Orne
Joseph
Warkine
John. C. Wricht
Ione Haake
Hon. James
Hi. Moyle
H. L. Frisby
Wilford Reeder
Batunday
Rich
Norman Watkins
Ephriam Jonepbson
Oral Mathias
Preston Watwing
S . Balutatory
Harold J. Welling
Settle
Away
Grace Card
Bolo
Genera Endlen
Winifred Roberts
Olfford Watland
Fern Dalby
Alice L. Eddy
Tra
Nockin
Tino
Genera Eadlen
Myrtle Dung
Gulalvere Koter
Vernet
Flancon
A.M. Merritme
Pace M. Hanson
Board of Educaton
Clara Sang
Sissy
Benediction J. D. Peters
Orlando Anderson
Alta Anderson
Laroy Anderson
Irene
Andreazen
David Ozwald Anderson
Claude Harris Adams
Henry A. Bagley
Violet C. Barker
Cecelia Rott
Carlos N. Burt
Robert Gen Calderwood
Grave Card
I Merlin No Cook
Iris Coombs
Alda Crawford
Adah Fern Dalby
Vesta
Davis
Lettie Dewey
Myrtle Duos
Thomas Edwards
Parley SM. Ellison
Geneva Enslen
Phils C Forsgren
Maurine
Orat Mathias
Hortrase C. Malomse
Norman Olsen
Hortense M. Olsen
Fred Adelbert Olnes
Harriet Parkinson
Mabel Arminto Pett
Lillie Mae Rees
Winifred Florence Roberts
Alice Reeder
Heber Devern
Sheffield
Foster C. Simonsen
Nillicent Amith
Ernest. Steffin
Lester L. Ward
J. Ralph Watt
Norman
Watkins
Flora
Gifford Watland
Mary L. Wagstaff
Harold Welling
Tracy Welling
Clark I. Wheatley
Elten Luelite Zundel
Garden Work Under City Mobilization Supervised by Wilson
Robert E. Wilson, agricultural superintendent for the city board of education, leads the gardens for the general mobilization movement. He organises the soldiers of the soil from room 4, Utah National Desk building, seeks volunteers, labor, and lots, and coordinates with teachers, students, and parents to maximize garden cultivation across 100 sites between Twenty-third and Twenty-sixth streets west of Jackson Avenue. most vacant spaces are being used.
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Robert E. Wilson
City Board of Education
Wilson
Roora 4
Utah
J. H. Wardleigh
Dis. Firiete 7
Jackson Avenue
Women Food Experts Launch Countrywide Campaign
London April 24 reports women food experts have begun a nationwide drive to teach Britons what food economy means and how to use neglected resources like wild foods. They travel theatres halls and soapboxes sharing that Britain has over 260 edible foods nature provides including birds eggs edible frogs fish mollusks honey and insect products.
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London
Grand Opening Ball by the Fagles Saturday May 10
The Fagles hold a grand opening ball in their new home with dancing in the Jolgal room and the large gymnasium. Special entertainments boost the program as refreshments are promised. Organizations previously entertained are invited to join a large friendly gathering and tickets are available at the club rooms.
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Fagles
Grand Opening of Berber Shop at Twenty fourth Hudson
An opening notice for a berber shop at comer Twenty four Hudson invites readers. The event is described as a private gathering with a lodge receipt admitting attendees and a committee overseeing the grand opening.
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Comer Twenty-fourth and
Hudson
Arkets Exriy
Fraternal Eagles Change to Grand Opening Night
The Eagles announce a grand opening event on Thursday May 10 1917 replacing a cabaret banquet due to catering conditions. All orders previously invited may attend by presenting receipts. This is not a public dance. Tickets are $1.50 per couple with extra ladies admitted for refreshments.
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Eagles
Vardous
Phe
New Plaza Apis Two room Apartments Ad
Advertisement notes two room apartments with disappearing beds gas ranges and refrigerators equaling four room fats. Price from 18 to 30 dollars per month including heat gas and other utilities. Mentions summer farm labor and cultural cancellations.
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U. &. Treasury
WU. A
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
Cessseeneseree Redemption Fund
Tycaturet Ceccseessce-Steeeas Cae Eeeene Enenar
NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY READY FOR CIRCULATION
New books arrive at the Camel Street Free Library for Baby Week and are ready for circulation on Saturday. Titles include Holt Diseases of Infancy and Childbirth, Kerler Short Talks With Young Mothers, Barnaey Infant and Childhood, Smith The Babys First Ten Years, plus Home Economics and diverse works on food, clothing, health, history, and travel from authors such as Bishop, Fietcher, Frothingham, Gibbon, Guaterala and Honduras, Hale, Stewart, and many more.
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Camesle Free
Hirary
Holt
Kerler
Barmaey
Smith
Gilmore Meadews
Kline and Coaley
Veyinne
Cosley
Kilckmann
Eeemann
Mexico
Fietcher
Europe
China
Cooper
Eerpt
Enoch
Earle
Franck
Guaterala
Honduras
Hale
Simmons Beds Offer Luxurious Look at Low Cost
The store promotes affordable stylish furniture for any room with a focus on Simmons Beds. It emphasizes customer choice without pressure and claims long wear at low prices, citing beds shown in the illustration as part of a widely advertised, affordable line.
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Simmons
Local School Chorus Delights Ogden Fans With Four Part Harmony
A Saturday evening program featured thirty four voice and piano students led by Miss Shields. Highlights included Verdi La Traviata selections and Schumann Soaring, with solos by Shields and Thurman. A blind chorus with 22 members performed, accompanied by Murray Allen and Miss Farnsworth.
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Ber
Iay
Miss Shields
Mr. Thurman
Maz Woodbury
Milas June Farnsworth
Verdi
Barney
Schnecker
Chadwick
The
Lake
Franz Abt
Parker
Pherims
Tennhauser
Wagner
Waite
Misa Shields
Miss Farnsworth
Mr. Woodbury
Murray Allen
Mies
Sophie Burkhardt
Ogden
Schumann
Walte
Chopin
Lucia
Leschetsky
Mize Shield
Joseph Latlantynr
Orden Tabernacle Choir
Fred G. Heas
Driggs
Massachusetts
Blind schedule chorus at Utah School for the Deaf and Blind
Superintendent Frank M. Driggins of the Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind presented a chorus by blind students at a program in the chapel funded by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The twelve-piece program impressed spectators with the remarkable singing and patience of the students and their able guides, Miss Irvine Shields and D. J. Thurman, reflecting a milestone in the school’s annual musical events.
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Frank M. Driggn
Utah State School
Draf
Tod
Charits
Milind School
Church of Sraus Christ of Lattertay Seine
Liberty Avenue
Dregs
Utah
Dal
Knen
Penra
N Ermal
Nim
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Pingree National Bank
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James Tnanre
No. Blackman
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TH Public Library
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Giacomo Pacelat
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Schubert
Evans
Tchaikovsky
Fuller
Maitland
Joseph Taachim
Hotlan—Leschetizeky
Kiias
Heltemus
Hice
Belgium
Holland
Sciences Porter
American Insecta
Fiedon
Castle
Chamberlain
John Dogardur
Cleghorn
Comstock
Eaton
Hough
Johnator
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Malabows
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Matalals
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York
Watts
the Tudder
Runkle—Strateht
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Cosmos
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Foraker
Gravee
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Wandering Stars
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Everyman's Religion
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Coly Theatre
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Charlie _Chaplin
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