Random Notes From A Muddled Page Of The Red Cross And Town Notices
A garbled collage references the Red Cross seeking aid to finish work in a First Nation bank building, with delays to June 1. It mentions a tomato crop outlook, registrations for labor assistance, elevator inspections, concerns about inferior gasoline, police whistles, and a miscellany of local items including ward meetings and a convent event, all in fractured prose.
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Red Cross
Font Chapter
First Nation ‘Bank
Ogden News Roundup Mixed With Local Notices
Reports from health officials mention no influenza cases in Seaworth while city police enforce summer uniforms. Local business notes include The Standard office hiring for pure dinlilled products and Dumke Floral Co offering pot plants. Several social items cover a Salt Lake wedding, a divorce ruling, and a court-house marriage in Ogden.
Revival at Cieist church draws large crowd on Twenty fourth street
Last night a strong attendance filled the Twenty fourth street church for a revival led by Evangelist Sadson. The message centered on repentance and the acceptance of Jesus Christ, urging turning away from sin and obedience. An emotional display of views on Talestine and Cinat highlighted the event, as the evangelist announced baptism tonight with a large audience expected.
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Cieist Church
Nik Sadson
Jesus Christ
Talestine
Cinat
Captain L Noggle's Call For Discipline Amid War Claims
The article records Captain L Noggle arguing for strict discipline and forceful Allied authority. He asserts Germany will be whipped and occupied, sees the need for a strong postwar order, and disputes pacifist limits, citing strategic aims and the Allies’ broader goals.
Veterans Decorate Graves and Honor Dead Across Cemeteries
Veterans from three wars decorated graves at Mountain View and City cemeteries and held services near the Ogden River bridge. A morning parade gathered officers from the American Legion, G A R, Spanish War veterans and others, with Japanese delegations among attendees. An evening program at the Ogden Tabernacle featured speeches by Legion and veterans leaders.
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Filo
Mountain View
Ogdon
Aailnrs
Wera
Auxilaries
Lyles Larkin
Chidminan
Tac
aAnmerican Legion
Weber County
Git
Mountain View Cemetery
American R Legion
Agati
City Cemetery
City
Ogden River Bridge
Washington Avenue
Clay Cemetery
Thasa
Sacren Aumang
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Wire
G. A. Re
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J. St. Ward
Troyat Douglis
Owen Sherwaod
Samuel Powell
Ales Larkin
Osi Johangen
G. R. Grads
Ben Petarso
George Hoggan
Jack Arrowsmith
Jon K. Parker
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Agdergon
Lynn Meibos
C. F. Preahow
J. W. Empey
Lafaysite Gibby
A. Crown
Nye
William Greenwell
M. Evans
Finders
D. N. Wheeler
L. WV. Iscumperman
L. Lumberg
L. Partington
L. M. Griffin
Py Moore
H.W. Pyle
J. R. Ingrats
J. A. Ma ¥Oy
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de J. Baker
G. G. Smith
E. J. Cur
Tabernacle
Ogden Tabernacle
J.B. Carver
American Legion
D. G. Murphy
State Trap Championship Leads With Bigelow Sharman Ford Tie
Bigelow Sharman and Ford tie for first honors at the Utah state trap championship as 160 shooters register for today’s event. A large local contingent and competitors from across the Inter Mountain region participate with 300 birds to be shot over today and tomorrow. Winds were light but conditions tough. the trio’s 57 of 60 score headlines a field vying for a national title and potential team selections a major Utah display of marksmanship.
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Sharman
Ford
Inter- Mountain
Utah
Qogdon
A. P B. Tigelow
Sam Sharman
Ernest Ford
Casa
Ulah
United States
Myr
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Foard
Ranares
Chathonora
Stown
Anid
Ba Jtigie
Red Cross Urges Aid as Eastern Europe Faces Distress
A message from American Red Cross director general Irvy Farrand reports distress in eastern Europe due to the war. He notes Lithuania and nearby areas are central to relief efforts, calling for utmost aid and coordination through the American Red Cross channels. Farrand, a veteran executive, participated in relief planning during his visit and emphasized emergency needs in the region.
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Rea Croge Bullgtin
America
Atvicken Eqatern Tauniriva
Sheingetan Farrand
Aimvesigan Rest Cross
Europe
Red Cross Offort
Tan
Lithuania
Tatrand
Iry Farrand
Ranape
Cannes Allo Medea
Theatres Opening Week Vaudeville at the Orphean
A lively last week season program at the Orphean drew a full house with seven acts. The bill opened with Fritehin and included Ullmark Drink and AlniRing, S Miller and Konl Co in The Theat Q, Neal QO as a standout, and Jamt Freeman in You see the Vain. The audience enjoyed the cheerful performances and showed strong support.
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Pomages
Cireuil
Ltl
Ullmark
Ihyy Inanuer
Jumt Freeman
Tie Vain
Jury divided as Pingree case ends in mistrial
The jury in the state versus John Pingree failed to reach a verdict after 31 days of court, with eight jurors split five to three for acquittal. Judge Tobin discharged them after continued deliberations, signaling a likely retrial and leaving Pingree’s $10,000 bond in place.
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Stangardl
Sawp Lake
John Pingres
John &Fobin
Fily
Judson McCarthy
Tlehaeds
Pingree
G Cglock
Toh K Tobin
Midnleft
Lecato Court
Norway’s Most Famous Joe Skaters Shine at Night Show
The Three Nacases, who style the maneuvers as Norway’s Most Famous Joe Skaters, delivered their share in an entertaining act. A strong closing sequence featured Matt and Jeff cartoons. Saturday night marks the season finale.
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Nacases
Norway
Joe
Matt
Jeff
Graves Decorated By American Legion Honors Weber County War Dead
The American Legion decorated the graves today of eleven Weber County men on the Gold Star honor roll. Names include Lieutenant Orville Wallace Rules Joseph C Muir Oliver Kt Crystrate Cyrus White Leland Brower Willian Strice Earl Slaliings Henry Jorgan seh Harry Malone Lt Katvarites and a man named Furguton with the grave located though the last man’s fate is unknown.
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Weber County
American Legion
Orville Wallace Rules
Joseph C. Muir
Oliver Kt. Crystrate
Cyrus White
Leland Brower
Willian Strice
Earl Slaliings
Henry Jorganseh
Harry Malone
Katvarites
Furguton
Chrisant
North Weber stake holds quarterly conference at Ogden tabernacle
The North Weber stake will hold its quarterly conference in the Ogden tabernacle on Sunday June 22 replacing the previously announced date. The change follows the Mutual Improvement general conference in Salt Lake on June 3. This is the stake’s first meeting since last fall with two sessions planned and church authorities addressing attendees.
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North Weber
Ogden Tabernacle
Mutual Improvement Organizations
Io Salt Lake
Stake Hill
Wounded soldiers from overseas pass through Ogden en route to San Francisco
Two carloads of wounded Americas soldiers from overseas pass through Ogden on Union Pacific train No. 41 this morning. They will receive further treatment at Letterman hospital before discharge from military service after breakfast at the local canteen.
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Passidikrous Ogaden
San Francisco
Letterman Hospital
Ogden
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Vice President of Brotherhood in Ogden
Senior vice president E. J. Fitger of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks visited Ogden after returning from the national convention in Cincinnati. He congratulated the agent leaders on their efforts this year and noted a 35 percent increase in wagon demand discussed at the convention. He urged maintaining calm and peaceful conduct.
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Ogden
E. JJ
Fitgerald
Ogden Esterday
Ntder
Cincinnati
Agiten Lars
Storm Delays Hit Southern Pacific Trains West of Great Salt Lake
Cloudbursts and electric storms in Nevada yesterday and last night delayed Southern Pacific trains both east and west of the Great Salt Lake. Officials report automatic block signals failing west of the lake and brakemen guiding trains through the blocks. A conductor on the Trinhan City to Kelton run reports a severe rainstorm with one half to one inch of rain.
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Nevada
Southern Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Oer
Itrinhan City
Kelton
Deaths and Funerals for Arave and Brunker
Funeral services for Joseph Arave held at 11 o'clock this morning conducted by Bishop James Rh Tens. Interment at Hooper Cemetery. General services for Noephi Brunker held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Willard meeting house, with burial at Willard Cemetery.
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Arave
Joseph
Haust
James RH. Tens
Hooper Cemetery
Brunker
Noephi Brunker
Willard Meeting House
Atainent Willard Cemetery
North Weber Stake Plans Fast Day Services Sunday
North Weber stake authorities announce fast day services in wards next Sunday for those missing the general conference session in Salt Lake. Sunday school also will be held, with some wards arranging Mutual Improvement Association programs for evening services.
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North Weber
Salt Lake
Wards Mutual Improvement Association
Ogden Packing team to play Brigham City nine
The Mountain Grand baseball team of the Ogden Packing and Provision company will travel to Brigham City this afternoon to face Brigham City’s nine. The Ogden team has shown notable speed in recent days.
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Ogden
Brigham City Boys
Mountain Grand
Brigham
Brigham City
No Priesthood or Sacrament Meeting This Sunday
General LDS edited conferences are in session so no priesthood or sacrament meeting will be held this Sunday. The notice cites church sessions as the reason and urges members to adjust attendance accordingly.
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L.ds
Salt Lake Priesthood Meeting Across Weber Stake
In Salt Lake next Sunday there will be priesthood in sacrament meeting in any ward of the Weber stake. Sunday school services will be held as usual for the children in all wards.
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Salt Lake
Weber
Baseball Game at Loria Farr Park This Afternoon
A baseball game will be played this afternoon at 3 30 at Loria Farr Park between the Southern Pacific shops team and the Western Optical company of Mall Lake. Both teams are composed of skilled professional players and the contest promises to be a top class event.
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O'Clork
Loria Farr Park
Southern Pacific
Western Optical Company
Mall Lake
Chiropractors Granted Extended Time to Answer Complaints
The five Ogden chiropractors named in the state medical board charges have been granted an extended period to respond. Defendants listed include Ross 11, McCune, B. Johnson, J. H. Mekell, AF Clair and George A. Cullinan. Atyped note about a classified ad appears as filler text.
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Ogden Chiropra
Inwa
Ross
McCune
Citirew B. Johnson
J. H. Mekell
AF Clair
George A. Cullinan
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Ogden Standard
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