Ogden News Briefs and Local Notices
Ogden updates include divorce granted to Mae Stansrn Kelly from Harry Kelly on cruelty grounds. Changes at Murphy Grocery and Drug rename to Murphy Wholesale Grocery Company. notice filed. Paving on South Washington Avenue underway. Twenty eighth Street base complete. Marriage licenses issued for George A L Checketts and Eva Rosa. Joseph Tart and Jennie Sanderson travel plans noted. Students may attend Utah Agricultural College state education programs. Hermitage excursion to Ogden Canyon noted. University Club building progress with tenants planned. Arrest of Hampton Adkins on grand larceny complaints. two boys nabbed with bottled soda water. New department at Ogden Packing age firm. missing inmate recovered. No home game Sunday for Ogden Packers vs Fortythind infantry team.
Household Expert Lectures On Food Campaign Campaign
Miss Eden Ludwig, county farm household expert, arrived in Ogden to lead a food conservation and economy campaign. Anna Ladewitz will supervise farm kitchen work and diet planning with cooperation from the county farm bureau, while Dr McKell addresses parents on nutrition and waste reduction.
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Eden Ludwig
Ogden
Anna Ladett
Earm Puthh
County Farm Bureau
Olen Ladelg
Educa Mon
Local contractor lands large schoolhouse project at Nounilful
Bountiful ScheoteChss secures major school building contract at Nounilful with a sizable workforce. Epworth League Rally planned for First Methodist Church in Salt Lake with Major Barry addressing youths. choir to perform. J. E. Carver and wife return from weeks away in Fort Wayne and Monterey. Departures include Capt Venstade heading home to New York and J A. Pond heading to Detroit for astronomy studies. Joseph Baker and H F Juddles discuss new homes in Natth Og ung. Jowa Witle buys land on Hudson Avenue from the Wiesita estate between Twentysecon sod.
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Bountiful ScheoteChss
Macaphrls
T Ite
Nounilful
First Methodist Church
Major Barry
Ralt Lake
Feazus
Epantog Hoer
Ogden Parade Plan for Soldiers Fund Event Moves Up Date
Ogden will host a September Parade fashion show to raise money for a soldiers relief fund. The event, organized by Charles H. Darton and committees, will feature a wage advance, canvassing by young women, and ticket sales at Glenwood Park. Harrison, Treinbold Kansler, and other local leaders oversee parade details as lodges and organizations pledge representation. A separate note promotes Foley Kidney Ville as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments.
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Ind Nalions
Ogden
Molea
Mercs Fund
Hattery T
California
Charles H. Darton
Weber Club
Frank
Drngee
Arkete
Young Ladlen
Theliy
Pbien
Glenwood Park
Trelnbold Kansler
George 8. Olen
Joseph Beoverall Jr
James Hh.fievine
Oxdent
C.J. Elia
Stour Falls
Eriten
Foley
A. R. Mcintyre
Jentits 10 Examine Teeth Of All Children
At a meeting of the Orien Hental club last night steps were taken to have the Oxdra public schools teeth examined within weeks after school opens. Each dentist will visit schools in pairs to inspect children under the supervision of a new school nurse. Parents will be notified. dentists work gratis. Doctors will also examine for other defects. The society exonerated Dr Carver from blame for a recent local office incident.
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Orien Hental Club
Johnson
Nurey
Notic
Carver
Draft army quotas set for Sunday assemblies in Ogden and Weber counties
Final instructions to Ogden and Weber county draft boards will be issued at meetings tomorrow. City board convenes at 9 with several named officials. county board meets at 6:50 with listed members. Boys will receive formation for travel to Camp Lewis, Washington, departing after a city rally. Enlistments of Lockwood and Rogers noted. Abbott granted permission to enlist in Forty second Infantry. Meester, Decosse, and other locals discussed under new wartime draft rules.
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Ogdena
Weber County
Bornt
Lieber Scowcroft Jr
Laura Nossanit
James Henry Uarkins
Tlosselte, Wheeler
Samauel A. Cottle
Joshua W. Homes
Claresce M. Baker
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Frank Nelson Lockwood
Domingo Rogers
Lockwood
Caden
Olt
Enilat
Washington
J. W Abbott
Ogden
George Lowe Abbott
Infantis
Ety
Narend Denkers
Atte Peter Meeatera
Domina N. Decosse
Girden
Meester
Lowell
Decose
Decosee
Army
Navy
Military service rulings in Weber County denied depictions
The Wiatrich board denied a series of disability claims including David Johnson Grandpn Neal Charles Louis Jones John William ibson Nathal George Chugg Cecil Reed John William Clerk Joseph Le Elmer Samuel Abbott Shaw and J 5 Campbell. Andrew Itsy Harbert son Jesse W. Fawers F Jt Naiobitt and Williams Temple Short were granted exemptions from military service on grounds of having dependents.
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Weber County
Wiatrich Board
David Johnson
Grandpn Neal
Charles
Louis Jones
John William Ibson
Nathal George Chugg
Cecil Reed
John William Clerk
Joseph le Elmer
Samuel Abbott Shaw
J. 5
Campbell
Andrew Itsy Harbertson
Jesse W. Fawers
F. Jt. Naiobitt
Williams Temple Short
Milk price feud stalls county talks in Weber County
Weber County officials meet at the farm bureau to resolve milk price disputes between producers and local dealers. Producers demand 20 cents per gallon, claiming Salt Lake buyers pay more, while local prices lag. Salt Lake area pricing cited at 40 cents per gallon for some products, with condensation plants offered near double the local rate. Local dairy buyers resist paying high prices, threatening to ship to Salt Lake if demands aren’t met.
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Weber County
Tha Nundurers
Salt Lake
Uden Tetalla
Hecho
Oeal Dafty Tien
Global labor and wage contrasts span continents
A garbled telegraph style report cites vast differences in employment. Russia reports ninety percent of women in Moscow employed in unspecified industries while India and China show large workforces. New Zealand and Australia note high injury counts. Germany notes low textile employment. Canada mentions a Niagara division proposing a high minimum salary and housing for ministers.
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Natth Ogung
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Uteh Artillery
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