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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
6
Garfield Gunnell, a Manila customs officer and former Ogden resident, tours Ogden during U S Philippine involvement in World War I, discussing Filipino loyalty, wartime labor to France, and a historic voyage from the Philippines to assist the war effort. He observes strong American and Filipino cooperation and notes Ogden's steady growth.
The Big Pine Mining Company headquartered near Saline on the Southern Pacific reports its mine shaft to 71 feet with a carload of ore ready for shipment. Mohiman presides as president with an eight-man board including J. S. Lewis and Dr. Henith. five workers are employed in a new mining camp prepared to sustain steady labor.
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Extension division of the University at Vah offers evening English classes for teachers. Principal Owen Ay Heat of Weber will host a session at the Central dantor. Instructors from the Gal verelty wells will be present to discuss philosophy of nature and pedagogy. Classes open to the public. topics include elementary psychology and modern teaching methods.
The Alhambra presents a new picture with massive effects and lavish scenery. Cecil The Mille advertises a Math Sraneit comedy Raging Wer Rores featuring Poly Meran and Ben Tarpir, promising strong laughs from Sennett-style films.
The Ogden Red Cross chapter welcomed troop trains from Camp Funston and Camp Kearny, giving each car Jonathan apples newspapers magazines and letters. Women volunteers distributed up to date issues and a children’s festival invitation while officers organized quick exercises to keep soldiers fit during their stop. Some troops had limited equipment and uniforms and were awaiting full gear at their training camps.
Ogden meat dealers with annual sales over $100,000 including packing plants, warehouses, and wholesalers must apply for a government license by November 1 to avoid closure. Applications go to the Law Department of the License Department, U. S. Food Administration in Washington, D C. The license is part of rovers plan to check meat consumption and control jarno rates.
Mrs Jessie M Galt, wife of E Burton and mother of seven, died October 29 at the family home 360 Goddard. Born in Edinburgh Bootland, she came to Utah in 1887 and was active in the Mormon church. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also a legal summons in Ogden for Mike Stoss/Cucchia in a civil suit seeking 149.58 plus interest and costs. Judge George S Barker presiding.
The annual election of officers and five directors of the American Red Cross Ogden chapter will be held at City Hall from 2 to 8 PM. All members may vote. An annual meeting follows with reports from treasurer president and committees. Western manager Mr Oxley will speak and answer questions to clarify the year’s work.
Liberty loan figures reported by the treasury show banks nationwide rushing to meet the final day of subscription. Officials noted banks and 76,000 other institutions must submit subscriptions and the two percent bond applications by Thursday. Washington reports the third day of short term certificate subscriptions reached 7045 000, bringing total sales to 395,201,000 so far.
Special regulations to curb speculation place cannery operations under license from November 1. All canners were previously licensed and barred from selling canned corn pears tomatoes salmon and sardines before February 19. Read the clarified ad in the Chauville News.
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