Worms and grasshoppers draw expert from Salt Lake
Professor Y W Henderson former ly principal of Weber academy Ogden today studying insect pests impact on crops in Weber and Ogden valleys. He tours with county farm agent W P Tham through Wilzoo Lans and West Weber to inspect grasshopper invasion. Henderson notes some worm damage in beet patches but says eradication possible by rotating crops after beet harvest. Grasshoppers are spreading in Ogden valley. aim this year to kill remaining adults to curb next year’s births. In Pocatello valley two tons of the insecticide mixture were used last year to clear the area of pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. W. Henderson
Weber Academy, Io
Ogden
Wenderson
Utah Agricultural College
Mornizs
Wilzoo Lans
Weber
W. P. Thamne
Ogden Valley
Henderson
Pocatello Valley
Marriage Licenses and Local News From Ogden
Randall references report marriage licenses for Shore Be fes and Josephine Wright of Rock Springs Wyoming married by Bishop C M Sanderson. Chris C Carlton and Agda Wester of Rawlins also received a license. Dr B G Titus, state entomologist, is in Ogden for department work. Dances run Fridays at Riverdale Amusement Hall. Two boys escaped from the Nevada state industrial school at Elko. officers warned. A baby boy born to Leo Egan. Clarence G Hopkins and Grace (last name unclear) went to Pittshore and Allen Pennsylvania for a month visit. Arthur Kennedy rearrested after suspended sentence for vagrancy. judge Barker to hear case tomorrow. H W Peery fined 48 for speeding in Ogden Canyon. Union Pacific, Burlington, Missouri Pacific, and Cumberland Gap Dispatch agents in Ogden. E J Smith leaves for Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs Dyhs Peery and family return to Chicago. Miss Florence Dobu returns from Nevada trip with Mr. Archie…
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Shore BeFes
Josephine Wright
Rock Springs
Wyo
Heenio
Court House
C. M. Sanderson
Chris C. Carlton
Agda Wester
Raxiles
Arthur Kennedy
Barker
Funeral services for Fizzle Pash in Larkin chapel
Funeral services for Fizzle Oals Pash will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Larkin chapel with Bishop J Howard Jenks officiating. Remains will lie in state at the chapel this evening and tomorrow until the funeral hour. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. Automobile cortege. Also reported, Mrs Stella May Hoy died yesterday morning at her daughter's residence 539 Twenty third Street aged 74. Body to Kirkendall chapel for shipment to Los Angeles for interment.
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Larkin Chapel
J. Howard Jenkson
Ogden cRy Cemetery
Hoy
Stella May
Community Notices and Social Gatherings 1917 18 season kicks off
The first meeting of the Children's Aid Society for the 1917-18 season is set for tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs A D Corey at Jefferson Ave and Twenty sixth Street. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church meets with Mrs E T Richardson at 1517 Twenty fourth Street Friday at 2 30 PM. Mrs C F Smith and Mrs W W Gilles will host the Historical Society Saturday Sept 8 at Mrs Smith's home 2928 Childes Avenue, instead of the University club. Mr and Mrs P A Steers and daughter Iva return from Idaho after a month away. A Roof Garden Dinner Party at the Utah Hotel marks Colonel Richard W Young and wife’s 35th wedding anniversary with Lucian A Ray and other family members present. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association holds its monthly meeting at Mrs A Jensen 619 Twenty second Street with hostesses Mrs Soxey and Mrs J Livingston. New members Mrs West Mrs Gorman and Mrs Bright join from Oakland Calif. The Wilbur Henderson wedding of Grace Le Wilbur and Aubrey Henderson was held at noon at the bride’s sister Mrs J W Smalley’s home. the couple depart for New York on their honeymoon.
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Grandeat Hotel
Utah
Lucian A
Richard W. Young
Tr. W. Young
Lucian A. Ray
Brrs
R. W. Young Jr
Samuel Thurman
Adam Fennlon
Mary Young
Mian
Connla Young
Railway Mall Association
Mra
Seven Heirs Granted Equal Share of Estate in Court
The seven heirs of the late Isto Andrew Christensen receive an equal portion of a $4912.13 estate. Andrew Christensen died intestate on October 30, 1916, leaving heirs Faul Anton Chris Andrew Willem Christensen Chris and Mary Shipley. An drew Christenson named administrator. Judge A E Pratt signed the order dividing the estate in court.
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Isto
Andrew Christensen
Mr. Christensen
Faul
Anton
Chris
Andrew
Willem Christensen
Tne
Davis
Mary Shipley
Andrew Christenson
A. E. Pratt
Thompson Held Under 1000 Dollar Bond
Thompson James Thompson, an Or den man, was arrested on suspicion of evading death and faced a hearing before United States Commissioner W I Reeder. He pleaded not guilty to failing to register on June 15, remained in federal custody on a 1000 dollar bond, claiming to be over 11 but officers allege a birth record shows a later date.
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Tarry James Thompson
Orden
United States
Miseinner W. Il
Reeder
Thompson
Ord
Une Dee
Trewan
Caden
Robert Mayes
Commercial National Book
James WG. Riley
Pingree National Bank
Ogden
Canada
Funeral for Drew Marshal Held at Masonic Temple
The funeral of A J Drew Marshal was held at 2 p m from the Masonic temple under Unity lodge No 18 F and A M. Attending were Ogden lodge 710 H P O Biks and Ogden Aer le F Co Eagles. Rev William W Fleetwood gave the address with solos by Ara O H Blevens and A H Sanders. Pallbearers were A R McIntyre Jung Clark Earl Peterson Leroy Buchmler and Weary Rosenbluth. The cortege proceeded to Ogden City Cemetery where the body was interred. Marshal was lost in Bear River near Christensen ranch west of Brigham City on Oct 18 1916 after a duck hunting trip. His body was found days later by E M Backett of the Sackett club, with identification from clothing articles, two wallets two hunting licenses and dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. (Drew) Marshal
Masonic Temple
Unity Lodge No. 18
A. M
Ogden Lodge No. Tio
Biks
Ogden Aerle
F. Co
Eagles
William W. Fleetwood
Ara
O. H. Blevens
A. H. Sanders
Bear River
Ogden City
Drew Marshall
Bear, River
Christensen Ranch
Brigham City
E. M. Backett
Sackett Wuck Club
Marshall
Drew Serthall
Peach Day Parade Promises Spectacle in Penhomy City
Parade committee plans one of the largest Peach Day events with a pageant opening the celebration. The route travels Main Street north to First North, then Forgat Street to city park. Divisions feature educational officials, civic groups, agriculture, manufactures, and novelty entries. Pearl White in The Fatal Ring and a Lonesome Luke comedy appear at the REX today and tomorrow. Open 7 p.m. daily.
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Drighan City
Bept
Main Street
First
Forgat Street
Wil
Clry
Boy Scouts
Salt Lake Nemsles
Nough Riders
Pearl White
REX
Bankers Seek Early Holdings of Liberty Certificates
Details from the United States treasury certificates v which precede the second Liberty loan reached the Utah National Bank. A telegram from Secretary of the Treasury proposes $300 million certificates due December 20 at 3.5 percent with subscriptions through September 11 and withdrawal notice possible after September 17. Banks are urged to accumulate ind ibtedness certificates to preclude a single heavy payment day and to earn interest while awaiting government use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Utah National Bank
Treasury
Joan
Utah National Banc
Federal Reseive Bank
Ethel Moore Sues for Damages in Interurban Death
Attorneys opened arguments today in Rubel Ki Aloore's damage suit against L and J Company seeking 25300. Ethel Moore, administratrix of Charles Walter Moore's estate, claims his death resulted from the company's negligence after a May 21, 1916, interurban car collision with a work train near Pleasant View. Moore, a conductor and motorman, died May 24 from injuries. an eight man jury was sworn and Judge A W Ages presiding.
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Rubel Ki Aloore
L. & J. Company
Charles Walter Moore
Malle
A. W
Final four Weber county men join selective draft army
The four men chosen to be the first from Weber county to join the selective draft met the board for final instructions. They are now in the United States Army and report to officers. They requested four days with families and were granted. They will report to Bay for American Lake Washington next Monday morning at 12:54. Reported: Russell C. Wheeler, J. E. Homer, Samuel A. Cot, He, and J. M. Baker. Baker is the alternate.
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Weber County
Board
United States Army
American Lake
Waa
Russell C. Wheeler
J. E. Homer
Samuel A. Cot
J. M. Baker
Baker
Cantwell Sues Utah State for 200000 Damages
James Cantwell of Ogden, formerly Cache valley, filed a third district court suit against the state for 200000 damages. He claims injury from the refusal of the Utah Supreme Court and other courts to investigate disbarment proceedings against Attorney George Q Rich. Cantwell acts as his own attorney and filed an Impecuniosity affidavit. Secretary of State Harden Bennion was served with summons. The state’s immunity may lead to a demurrer by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Cantwell
Ogden
Cache Valley
Third District
Utah
India
State Supreme Court
George Q. Rich
Cantwell
Harden Bennion
Mit Fe Rald
Professor Dana Denied Interview by Wilson Aide
Washington Sept 6 Professor Dana representing the People to Council of America for Democracy and Term of Peace was refused an interview with President Wilson by Secretary Turulty who said the president was too busy to see any one from that organization.
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Washington
Wol
Dana
Peopita Council of America For Democracy
Terma of Peace
Wan
Wilson
Turulty
Tana
Army Paymaster 13 Found Dead at Fort Stevens
Fort Stevens Oregon reports Captain E G Krook army paymaster attached to the quartermaster corps was found dead in a bathroom with his throat slashed. Fellow officers say a nervous breakdown prompted the suicide. The official announcement confirmed the death.
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Fort Stevens
Ore
Bent
E. G. Krook
Krook
Thrilling tale of ship's crew amid German submarine attack
An American ship docking at a U S port today carried the crew of the freighter Nagdalene, sunk by a submarine. They recount escapes and the loss of twenty-one crew members with ten saved and nine wounded from shellfire after the ship was shelled about 120 miles southeast of Agora.
A Dollar Corset The best Dollar Corset in the land
A promotional note touts Dollar Corsets as superior to Warner’s and Nirs, claims lower prices and rapid turnover. It highlights fall styles with long hip and medium bust, pink or white, all sizes and models, sold second floor.
Playerphone price drop sale in Washington window
Price drops of one dollar a day on the handsome cabinet phonograph in new mission style touted at 75 dollars with tomorrow's price at 60. A clean saving of 15 dollars if bid tomorrow. See it in the Washington window with payments available.
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Washington
Sale of Samples At The Subway Drummer's Stand
A drummer offered a variety of samples including dresses, underwear, and waists at a subway footpath. The line suggested most items were not identical and many would need laundering, yet the price was described as insignificant.
Bungalow Aprons Advertise Comfortable Laundering
An advertisement describes bungalow aprons as easy to wear and simple to launder. It highlights short sleeves, slip on design, and comfort, inviting shoppers to find good looking options in the basement or on the second floor.
New Cretonnes At The Height Of Popularity This Season
The New Cretonnes this season show Dive Bird Cretonnes at the height of popularity. New cretonnes for walls valances covering furniture cushions and knitting bags in the Subway store. Best selections are made early as there is but one piece of a kind.
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Cretonnes
Hollow Silverware Wedding Gift or Birthday Item
A cabinet listing describes modest hollow silverware gifts including frit dishes, a quadruple silver plate glass bowl with handle, nut bowls in silver, and berry bowls. Prices shown range from $1.20 to $2.05. Items reportedly sold for Christmas and may be limited as remaining stock dwindles in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Cleaning Skill Tip Sparks Seasonal Goods Advice
A brief note urges women known for cleaning to buy certain items while advising those less skilled at cleaning to skip them. The guidance implies practical usefulness tied to household chores and personal ability, reflecting a domestic efficiency mindset.
Learn To Knit In Art Dept Offers Free Instructions
Learn to knit guidance available in the Art Dept with free instructional sessions except Mondays and Saturdays. The program covers making sweaters and related projects and is presented in a practical workshop style.
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Randon
Titus
B. G. Titus
Bla
Hla
Riverdale
Boya Escapa
Boya
Tchard A. Crown
Chester WW. Darling
Nerads State
Etko
Nev
Leo Egan
Ona Vialt
Clarence G. Hopkins
Glerce
Pillshore and
Allen, Pa
H. W. Peery
Ogden Canyon
W. N. Barton
Union Pacific
Carl W. Poll
The
Burlington
J. J. Karasnaugh
Missouri Pacific
le E. Trowbridge
Cumberland Gap Dispatch
Qoes
Iowa
E. J. Smith
Union
Preltic
Harlan, Lows
Mirw
Fulkerson
Tamily
Chicago
Mra Dy Hs
Peery
Nevyada
Florence Dobu
Nevada
Archie Aw. Man
Orpheum
Children's Aid Society
Children’s Aid Society
Mra. A. D. Corey
Jefferson Avenua
Twentysixth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
E. T. Richandson
C'Ctork
Irfende
PA. Steers
Iva
Idaho
Tabor Wainga
Drew Marshal
Helo
Penhomy Pare
Arkansas City
Ethel Moore
UR Wench
Sandy
Wee Kirk
Wright
Ogden’s Shopping Center
Warner's
Japan
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