Local Ogden notices highlight classes and shop plans
Ogden area items detail domestic science trips to Brerfresh Food and Craig Canning plants, a visit to American Can, a Fine Arts Club gathering, and remodeling plans at Weber college including auditorium changes. Other notes report draft evasion chatter, a church talk, machine shop construction, and a new Ogden choral society planning.
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Weber College
Bik
Ogden
Lydia Tanner
Brerfresh Pood Company
Craig Canning Company
American Can Company
Woman Buys Stamp Supply Before Postage Rise
A morning visit to the post office stamp window reveals a customer buying ten cent worth of stamps just before word spreads that postage will rise to three cents per letter after November 1. Postmaster Browning notes a good stamp supply and urges patrons to purchase promptly at the current rate.
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Browning
Barzale
Ten Men Must Be Sent To Camp Lewis
The county draft board plans to send ten men to Camp Lewis on November 3 to fill the new requisition. A letter from the adjutant general reported two rejections from Camp Lewis as army physicians for physical disqualifications, raising the quota and prompting immediate deployment of additional county volunteers.
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Camp Lewis
Iome Jong
Irn Sound
Tewts
Surprise Salt Lake temple wedding of Vivian Eccles and Joseph Scowcroft
A surprise ceremony joined Vivian Eccles and Joseph Scowcroft in the Salt Lake temple. The bride, youngest daughter of Mrs David Eccles, and Scowcroft, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Scowcroft, plan a honeymoon to Honolulu after their wedding on November 1.
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Vivian Eccles
Joseph Scowcroft, Jr
Salt Lake Temple
Joseph Scowcroft
Ofden
David Eccles
Bcowcroft
Aoa
Joseph Growcroft
Bix Focal Manufacturing Concern
Orden
Salt Lake
Honolulu
Orpheum Rally Promises High School Spirit Before Game
High School students plan a rally at the Orpheum theatre tonight with a parade through town and a decorative dance as part of the event. They aim to boost morale for tomorrow’s football game against Kaysville at Glenwood Park, with about 300 fans expected. A stage stunt program includes a travesty on a mahalahula routine and a morning exam for team members.
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Orpheum
Hiro School
Kaysville
Glenwood Park
Orden
Atndenta
Kayaville
RACE MIEN NEEDED TO FILL OUT COUNTY QUOTA
Three men join the pool of prospective soldiers for the city to depart November 3 for Camp Lewis. Named are Dennis Spathes Robert W well and Charley Walker with others slated as alternates. One recruit Cyril David Jenkins was struck by appendicitis, likely replaced by Waunia Varaneadakis. Randall Angus Campbell receives new serial and order numbers after prior absence. At Utah Theatre hundreds turned away. Harold Lockwood in Paradise Garden tonight as Popular Plays and Players advertises.
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Flor Camp Lewis
Dennis Spathes
Robert W. Well
Charley Walker
Cyd
David Jenkins
Nevn
Flygrave
Earl Filo Munton
James W. Nelson
Arthur Fronberg
Elakt
Tire
Adjutant General
Camp Levin
Wauia Varaneadakis
Srave
Randall Angus Campbell
Oxden
Bon
Campbell
Nevada
Utah Theatre
Harold Lockwood
Paradise Garden
Detroit Circuit Judge Van Zeile Dies at Home
Circuit Judge Phillip T. Van Zeile of Detroit died at his home today of anemia. In 1878 he was appointed United States district attorney for Utah and was prominent in the prosecution of Mormon cases. He was well known throughout the state. The notice urges people to come early and provides phone number 3060 for Harold Lock.
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Phillip T. van Zeile
Detroit
van Zeile
United States
Utah
Stair
Potatoes Stopped by Rail Car Shortage Across Idaho Regions
Rail and farm have serious fears as car supply dwindles for potato shipments. Ogden Logan Idaho lines cry for cars. Honeyville lists twenty carloads on the ground. General Manager Whitney seeks cars in Denver while Mogson searches yards for stray cars. Forester Fenn returns from inspection noting crop yield risks and labor shortages. Idaho Falls area faces fruit harvest disruption and dried apple orders of 500000 pounds threatened by lack of available cars. The shortage risks wasting harvests and delaying the biggest Idaho farming season in years.
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Ogden
Logan
Idaho
Honeyville
oMdale
W. A. Whitney
Denver
J. Wi E Mogson
Asalient Dts
Homer E. Fenn
Mlackfoot
Bir
Paushl
Caught With Liquor at the Depot Case Report
Deputy Willers Crown arrested En Atenero and George Fi Taatchar at the Union depot for carrying liquor in dry territory. Both men had suit cases with liquor concealed inside. They were en route from Wyoming and expected to outwit Weber County officers. Thatcher, a reputed man, offered to post bond for their appearance.
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EN Atenero
George Fi. Taatchar
Union
Willers Crown
Niquor Co
Dry Territory
Mager
Wyoming
Weber County
Thatcher
German 6 Jailed On Arrival From Salt Lake
Branley Torck, a German, was questioned by Deputy Sheriff Boyle on arrival from Salt Lake for allegedly making unpatriotic remarks about the United States. No charge planned at county jail. a federal agent will investigate. Torck had previously been in Ogden and Salt Lake.
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Jefferson
Smith
Colah
Branley Torck
Boyle
Balt Lake
United States
Detiny
Torck
Torch
Ogden
Salt Lake
Niveacea
Parcel post rules for war era movements from Hoboken
A mixed note outlines that American Expeditionary Forces in France will have a corral officer in Hoboken, N J to forward packages and coordinate with post office and express company officials in New York City. It sets rules: parcel post packages under seven pounds, enclosed in wooden boxes. express shipments boxed up to twenty pounds. coverings must ease inspection. food products to be secured for shipment.
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France
Hoboken
N. J
Express Company
New York City
Admiral Capps Plans Large Fleet Administrative Overhaul
Washington October 21 6 Under a reorganization of the emergency shipping board Read Admiral Connell manager of the corporation will concentrate on construction matters leaving routine business to assistants He will devote his energy to ware housing and administrative duties. the Commercial National Bank handles bond sales and officials invite engineering leaders to step in Read the Classified Ads for details
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Washington
Emergency Meet Corporation
Airhhipping Board
Admiral Conne
Capps
Commercial National Bank
Xeals
Liberty Bonds
Rob A. Moyea
Wild Currant Jelly From Forest Ranger's Find
Forest Ranger Taylor of the Sum Bedit National Forest gathered about ten gallons of wild currants and made first-class jelly. He used improvised containers with tops knocked off, showcasing an unusual method that impressed those who tasted it.
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Forest Manger Taylor
Sumbedit National Forest
Ile
Taylor
Rangers
Bomb conspirator indicted by Brooklyn grand jury
New York Oct 36 The federal grand jury in Brooklyn indicted Charles W Walnum a former pantyman on one of Harry Payne Whitney s yachts on a charge of attempting to place an explosive aboard a liner then on dry dock Walnum pleaded not guilty before Judge Hatheld who set bail at 25000 for trial on November 1
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Charles W. Walnum
Harry Payne Whitney
Rules for sending Christmas boxes in wartime
Washington Oct 26 The War Department released rules governing the handling of gifts and parcels for Christmas presents. The directive outlines eligibility for senders and recipients and specifies packaging and inspection procedures for wartime shipments.
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Washington
War Department
Oxden Sales Company Sells Hundreds of Horses at Auction
The Oxden Sales Company reported a record run selling hundreds of horses in ten days, including thirty carloads at auction and several state roads at private sale. Buyers traveled from across the country and every lot was reportedly sold. A May Day ceremony featured a flagpole and a floral tribute at the office.
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Ol Santenced
Jaylia Larephear
A. F. Palsnar
International ‘Typographical Union Ufity
Tha Man
American Federation Ab
Pla Pase
Oxden
Tate
Monda
Deaths and Funerals Mary Jane Wallace
Mrs Mary Jane Wallace died yesterday at the DEA hospital after a month long typhoid fever illness. Born in Birmingham England December 1 1863 she came to Utah in 1913 with husband and three children as Norman church converts. Survived by children John Wallace San Francisco Alex Florence Wallace Ogden Mrs Mary Veuwis Mrs Juanita Darrett and Mrs Barbara England. Body moved to Lindquist mortuary for burial preparations with general announcements to follow.
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Barbara
England
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