Poultry Association election and civic notices in Ogden
Random references describe an election of Utah branch heads of the American Poultry Association at a state poultry exhibit, with Oxlen Coxhiblin sweeping awards. The page mentions civic events: ward gatherings, military and veterans’ recognitions, boys entertained, and community notices from The Standard including ads, lost items, and local services.
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Poultry Association
Haney
Walter Ny Farr
Clima
Hay
Utah
American Coultry Association
Wafa Himmwell
Wille A
BR. Larxter
Frank Francis Denies Socialist Allegations in Mayor Bid
Frank Francis, candidate for mayor, rebutted a circulating report labeling him a socialist. He stated he has never affiliated with the Socialist party and expressed confidence in the average working American. He condemned the insinuation and urged voters to judge him by his record and faith in the republic.
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Frank Francis
Frank Francia
Francis
Weiniexter
Witkon
Socialist Party
Tam
Edhearlal
Saciniain
Telshevik
Ite IF
Warkera
Pan A Rra
Naval Airmen in Ogden Promote Naval Aviation Careers
Naval aviators visit Ogden to stir interest and recruit men for the Navy. They tour the city during a recruitment drive, explaining aviation valor and the commercial value of naval air work, and noting wartime pay and civilian skill transfer benefits.
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Ute Stalles Naval Wr
Ilmeer
Chieta Ts Lumen
Gyden Westering
She Navy
Navy Sien
Iain Avery
Magpecx
Ogden
Fcontinental Aviation
Last Day to Register for October 21 Election
Urgent notice warns residents tomorrow is the final day to register for the October 21 election. Officials in newspaper offices report registration districts unsettled and about 2000 veterans and non registered residents in the city may be affected.
Soldiers' voting rights challenged in wartime era
Fragmentary note asserts soldiers have not lost voting rights yet many are denied registration due to absence from service. The piece claims veterans and full citizens remain eligible while others face obstacles, with homefront residents noted as keeping all rights intact.
Meeting of the Local Britannic Association in Oxden
The Britannic Association of Oxden meets this evening at the Eugies Club on Front Avenue. Members will open session and discuss to exchange to the central justice. A four part program is arranged with several prominent speakers scheduled to speak.
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Oxden
Eugies
Front Avenue
Offledes
Deaths and Funerals Mary K Drown obituary note
Mary Klignaeth Drown wife of taradl Reawn of the lone of her mother Mrs Jota Jareon 3588 Washington avenue yesterday sparning after being aut hered for the past year with chronic bronchitis Her death attributed to pneumonia brought about by bronchitis Mr Brown who was in Idaho was
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Brown
Mary Klignaeth
Taradl
Jota Jareon
Washington Avenue
Idaho
Observance and Meeting Highlight Local Events
An observance for COWADUA Day marked a holiday with a dance in the Tenth ward on October 14. Thatcher’s activities and a box event were noted with bricks and closets in reference. A merchants meeting of Ogdim’s held in Ereles holding westelack on Wednesday evening was announced as a sinekholders gathering.
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Vlir Teculae
Ogdim
Ereles
Westelack
Death notices from Ogden area burial services
Notify of a wife’s death and survivors in Ogden late last night. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 o clock in the Tenth ward meetinghouse. Interment at City Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Ann Bathh elor with services tomorrow at 6 o clock in the Ninth ward meetinghouse followed by interment at Mont Ose cemetery. Body will lie in state at the residence 2272 Adams ryonie.
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Ogden
Taylor
Moth Mil
Hesday
Tenth Ward
T. J. Terry
Mefaling
City Cemetery
Mra
Ann Bathhelor
Ninth Ward
W. OL. Ridges Alrlelnting
Che
Adama Ryonie
Bank Robbers Caught in Brigham City
Brigham City police captured three men involved in a bank robbery at the local bank. One suspect claimed to be married and claimed his wife’s whereabouts as authorities tracked the case from Brigham to nearby towns. Evidence included bonds, currency, and items recovered from the gang, with identities tentatively linked to James Miller, Van Underwood, and Mrs. M. McGarty, as investigators followed leads from Crabb County to LaGrands via cross-state connections.
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Henkoathank
Springville
Broad
Howornan
Nhorite
Roney
Wotaah
Reverend Matthews Reviews Senator Johnson Speech on Nations League
At the First Congregational Church Rev. Godfrey Matthews criticized Senator Johnson’s address on the league of nations. He labeled Johnson an idealist and nationalist, attacked his portrayal of President Wilson, and urged belief in international cooperation through a genuine League of Nations approach.
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First Congregational Church
Godfrey Matthews
Whratm Johnson
Ogden
United States
League of Nations
Alhamibra
League
Tami
Mr. Johnson
John
Jesus
Ulm
Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Jwhnson
Varis
Versailles
America
Europe
Asiavela
Wilson
Oura
Edward Grey
Edward Grey, Then Foreign Wilnjatey
Great Britain
Sehn
Taft
Greberg Smuta
South Afric
Wilfal
Liles George
Lloyd Genge
Lloyd Grooge
Stohnson
Testisorae
Jalingon
Jokson
Lloyd George
Brad Ram bin
Jaayd George
John Melures
Canfarnia
Frank Francis
Standard
Pulitahel
Sughand
John Bull
Roratta Bottomley
Bottomley
Neltowntes
Paris
Nottousley
Leltain
Alx
British Empire
Assembly of the League
House of Debate and Discussion
Great Tirlait
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
India
Britain
Council of the League
Shen
Hoya
Ashshalla
Gladstone
Ievades
Ywara
Fingland
Japan
France
Lliaselt
Smulz
Ianuce
League of ‘Nations
South Dakota
Norway
Sweden
England
Royope
Pepie
Trealdent Wilson
Earth
Benator Johnson
Lin
Texas
Hla Debci
Tio
Ladies Band Heads to Salt Lake Event
A local ladies band prepares for a major event in Salt Lake City. The group departed by the Bamberger interurban at 8 30 this morning and arranged to appear at the celebration. Musicians were awakened early to be ready for the duties.
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Salt Lake
Heiy Wrestaee
Bamberger
Hanil
Railroads report heavier business than any prewar year
Walker e2, director general of railroads, notes railroads are handling record volumes. He cites heavy freight and passenger movements, improved but stressed conditions, coal zoning ending, and wartime controls easing but capacity still lagging amid uncertain postwar adjustments.
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Walker
Inday
Railronda
Angnat
Suipes
Thia
Talland Faeitlien
Marie
Ypan
Raiiroad
Aynin
Lmner
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Son Guthrie
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Henry Blair
Kelly & Herrick
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Ine Standard
Arnalla Funeral Sigers
Dumbs Floral Company
MS. Jones Conferee Co
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Fortland
May Sih
Ents Data Office
Mensy
Welp
Weber Stake
Banefit Hekets
Alhambra Theater
Phood Amt
Wyoming
W. J. Williamg
Tha Etty Trom Kemmerer
Wyaminnie
Filenila
AH Cls
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Scott
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Lucia
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Optom
Ciel Prades
Onden
Salt Lake Frusckh
Ahsefty
Nis
Hugg
Lacores
Gydentton
Lio Ine Atriclora
Songboge
Fsr
Wader Duggan
Ind
Wang de Zona
Regiaiér
Tha
Prt
Thatcher
Boxevent
Brigham City
Sen
G. C. McPeek
First National Bank
Thor
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Utah Power & Light CO
Eccles Building
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