Forest Ranger Exams Set For October Twenty Seventh
Civil service announces forest ranger examinations to be held October 27 in Ogden and in multiple towns across Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming. Applications available from the Civil Service Commission in Washington and from district forester Ogden Utah or local exam sites. Eligible applicants must be U.S. citizens 21 to 40 with at least a high school education. Salary begins at 1100 monthly with potential raise to 210 yearly after congress action. special veterans’ provisions apply. training includes horse handling and field work. preferences for honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines.
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Civil Service
Rompett
Forest Rangers
Ogden
la Utah
Gedyy Oly
Aunah
Moab
Trove
Arlinn
Vernal Ephraim
Logan
Hlehfled Salt Tike
City Wittnoe
Tn Idaho
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Halley
Macail
Montgelier Pocatello
Sandpoint St. Maries
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Coeur d'Alene
Cirangeriie
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Sabian
St. Anthony
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Aytm
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Civil Service Commission
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Dealyfale
Perencr Iy
Itodirate
Sallova
Congress
Unaa
Knights Celebrate Columbus Day in Salt Lake City Event
The Knights of Columbus celebrated Columbus Day in Salt Lake City with a solemn gathering at the Cathedral of the Madeleine. The day included mass balances, degree work, and a banquet at the hotel, drawing about 240 members from Utah and beyond in one of the era’s most representative gatherings.
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Oalt Lake
Miyety Iknights
Collumbua
Ami Higheet
Columbia
Utah
Eoleme Woalael
Cathedral
Madglelmene
Wee Wath
Winky
Mentate
Vrle
Prelages
Uen
Masa
Mie
Madeleine
Uwe Hishoeps
Tie
Tnitivtes
Tre Uniter Torniif
Aes
Anarden Tron
Sali
Florel Utah
Vkn
Einiveh
Joulondante
Evans
Christ
John
Helena
Panti
Bose
Philip A. Baesbaek
Ogden Council
Trey
Morton
Woiell
Taylor
Gears
Phomnrite
Vincent Carney
Sony
Clitiond
Glenents
Clementa
J. C
Dean
Colonel House Suffers Attage Of Gallstones
Colonel House suffers an attack, remains hospitalized, and hopes a weekend rest will restore health enough to travel to Washington. In a brief interview he said his service depends on his health and his ability to continue to work.
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House
Ome
York
Troms
Aany
Cal
Hans
Pisnee
Hose
Washington
Hun
Tishan
Expenditures of Cities Surpass Revenues in 1918
A Bureau of the Census report shows 227 U.S. cities spent 70,083,090 dollars more than their revenues in 1918 while only 30 cities ran a surplus. New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, and Washington listed among those with higher expenditures, per capita figures around 4 dollars.
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Waslington
Tore
Fingachil
Bureau of the
Peasud Tang Lethe
Sseers
Ditee Vay
Resus
Manny Mir Eltirs
New York
Unclear OCR Item On Consolidation Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text references a company and individuals, with unclear context on consolidation, terms, and locations. Readable names include Eldredge Th. Johnson and The Columbin company, plus mentions of a deTonit latecesis and Vian campans, but no coherent event or outcome can be determined.
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Calumbin Company
Ronaiderél
Eldredge Th. Johnson
Arpsitene
Vian Campans
President Wilsons health status A brief update from White House
Washington October 13 President Wilson remains in a saner state but weak and bedridden reports a White House bulletin. Officials say he can form judgments if needed and will sign bills only if presented. The cabinet meets tonight as foreign relations questions and a Poindexter resolution delay proceed.
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White House
Wilkow
Actin Wis
Willams
Mitsiasinns
C. Grayson
Grayson
Nile
Natal
Tonisview
Bocre
Jnty
Loindexter
Wartington
McKinley
Meking
Wilson
Tually
Whyrernu
King
Utah
Senate
Thrace
Greece
Loder
Wied Lio rumor fuels positive spin amid unclear talks
The remarks express optimism about a potential deal while denying any formal negotiations or agreements. The speaker blames inactive parties and elusive intermediaries for circulating rumors, noting no concrete steps or financing has been presented by either side.
Plans for Big Celebration by Boys 70 at Legion tonight
Local post of the American Legion holds a weekly meeting to name committees and launch plans for a November 11 celebration. The card includes a regional football game, several track events, and a day of sports followed by an evening dance. Committees are led by Dr. Rethtwhckl Kanzler, Roscoe Gh Mann, and J. Ward. music, athletics, entertainment, and incidentals are organized by named chairs.
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American Legion
Aro
Rethtwhckl Kanzler
Roscoe Gh 'Mann
J. Ward
Enn
Lester Iineheit
Arthur Wool
Ogden Tus
Conference Plea for Joint Action Against Bolsheviki
A German Russian force commander Colonel Acuoff Berouadi invites Letlet and Esthonians to meet in Riga to prevent further Bolshevik advances and coordinate joint action. No eastern advance by German Russian troops is confirmed. A German Baltic landing near Lihay signals ongoing operations, while Yamberg remains under Russian Northwestern Army pressure.
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Berkel
Letlet Troapa
Acuoff-Berouadi
Hay
Mig
Vie Letty
Esthonians
Rint
Mita
Tarther
Riga
Lihay
Arn
Dram Club to Represent City at Federation Meeting
Members of the local Drama Club will present two playlets at a Federation of Women’s Clubs meal tomorrow evening. The works include Love Something directed by Lila Eccles Urlohal and The Exchange directed by Jinige Dan Sullivan. The Utah production Lonesome Hire features Henry Anderson, Artinnie Macre Brown, and Lin Brimhall, with a cast including Mrs Rol and Ballantyne, Mrs Clyde Greemwell, Raymond Ryan, Hal Farr, and Tudge Sullivan.
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Drama Club
Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lila Eccles Urlohal
Jinige Dan Sullivan
Utah
Alva Thurston
University of Utah
Henry Anderson
Artinnie Macre Brown
Lin Brimhall
Lonesome-Hire
Roland Ballantyne
Clyde Greemwell
Raymond Ryan
Hal Farr
Tudge Sullivan
Verde Pingree Speaks at Second Ward Meeting
Elder Verde Pingree, recently connected with the West Pennsylvania branch of the Eastern mission for twenty months, spoke last evening in the Second Ward chapel. The talk covered his experiences while a splendid program by the choir complemented the event.
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Verde Pingree
Aan Evatern
Meer Hell
Second Ward
Mingree
West Pennsylvania
Eastern Mission
Oyden
Lester Tinch
N, Lenis
Conference Held at Weber College in Ogden
A tri-stake revision class conference brought together North Weber Weber and Ogden stake members at Weber Normal College. Apostle D. McKay attended the morning session along with W. A. Merton and others. Lectures covered religious renewal topics and aimed to enlighten attendees and strengthen faith among participants.
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Weber Norimal College
Webler
Weber
Ogden
Wree
High Council
Apostle DO. McKay
W. A. Merton
Wilken
Rd. Jensen
Rd. Jensen, All At Whe All Delivered Andresars
Eachtacsalon
Baal
Kraves
Spirit of the Lord and classroom faith guidance
Superintendent Morton urged teachers to balance prayer and work in religion classes emphasizing eternal life as the goal. He warned children need barriers between play and work and urged creating scriptures to strengthen faith while students develop practical study and living for eternal life.
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Jenson
Childern
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