Big Planter Viaduct Project At Globe Milling Plant
Work starts on the Globe Milling and Grain plant in West Ogden with grading and surveying under J. H. Waugh. A new work house and elevator will rise, storing 600000 bushels in a 10 story house, with a 20 storage tanks mill complex planned to produce 1000 barrels per day. The first wall will cost about 5090901 dollars and the mill should finish by January.
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Globe Milling & Grain Company
West Ogden
Engincer
J. H. Waugh
Grin Company
Min‘peapors
Helena Society Notes and Local Events Spotlight
Helena society items detail Mrs A Salmenson returning home after a two week visit to Ogden with her mother, plus guests of Mies Feril Hesn and Mian Phyliss Witkin. Reports cover a Wednesday Woman's Missionary Society meeting, a motor trip to Burley Idaho, annual Warm Day events with fourteen numbers, and a popular wedding in Salt Lake Temple with C E Watson and Lona Ipsin.
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Helena
A. Salmenson
Helena, Mont
Ogden
Nateen Kuhn
Mig Hess
Mies
Feril Hesn
Ogden Hiteh School
Mian
Phyliss Witkin Gou
Bt. Joseph
Mich
Olive Powers
Riverelde
Cal
Mise “Wilkinson
Miss Towers
Miss Iras
Ln Yes
C. E Watson
Glendale
Wills Lona Ipsin
Plaza City
Salt Lake Temple
Sroom
Salt Lake
Orien
Waln
Connor
Eouth
Substitute for Rubber Ignites Outlook in Classifieds
A report from the forester’s office notes a study underway on a possible rubber substitute, as scarcity threats loom. The Altoona Chicle Company grows in prominence and hints at a new industry emerging in the southwest. Read the Classified Ads.
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Mecausa
Aubstficira Ate — Belog
Dividet Forester
Altoona Chicle Company
Ieee Corporation
Vertonali Con
Tog Ia Cen
Wouthwest
Lowe Abbott Returns From Grand Canyon War Duties
After a week of telephoning and telegraphing George Lowe Abbott was reached last Friday. He was in the Grand Canyon on an outing when informed he had been ordered to report for war service and a unit Tuesday to mobilize. He arrived home yesterday afternoon and went to Belt Lake today to confer with military authorities near Douglas.
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George “Lowe Abbott
Grand Canyon
Ile
Belt Lake
Bonfer
Jae St. Douglas
Stay at Home Hive Duty Defeats Insurance Bill
Wardington September 10 Speaker Clark spoke briefly defeating the soldiers and sailors Insurance Bill before Congress since the declaration of war. Objections center on government funding and burden. He voices support for transporting troops to Europe safely and caring for their families at home.
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Wardington
Clark
Europe
Pioneer Daker family marks Bath anniversary in Mendon
Dr C W W Daker and family traveled to Mendon Idaho for the Bath anniversary of Daker's father G W Baker Sr The elder is a Utah pioneer dating to 187 and has lived in Utah for many years The celebration included a banquet where the honored guest predicted a future gathering in ten years with his 75th anniversary attendees included Daker family members from Ogden Salt Lake Logan Silver City Mendon and Mendon residents with several grandchildren noted
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C. W W. Daker
Mendon
Idaho
Pr. Daker
G. W. Baker
Taker
Uteb
Helsing
Uta
Dy, G. W. Taker
Ogden
Joseph A. Daker
Salt Lake
F. T. Christensen
Lyzaan Baker
Silver City
Wiliam M. Hows
Logan
Sumner Hatch
Mary FE. Jensen
Toraaz exemption board to meet on Tuesday at 1 am
The Toraaz exemption board for Aden City will hold an official meeting tomorrow at 1 am to consider exemption claims and attend several minor details pertaining to the work. Today marks the first day of relative quiet in the board's office since the draft summons for Srat City quota was issued. Clerks and officials are on vacation from draft work.
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Fitch Ward
Amusezicot Hall
Mutual Improvement Association of Weber Stake
Weber Stake
Fifth Ward
Toraaz Emption Board
A¢- den City
Srat City
Peach picking drive seeks 100 workers in Weber County
Weber county farm bureau calls for peach pickers and tomato-field help across the county. About 100 workers needed for peach harvest starting mid November with wages 2.29 to 4.5 per day, depending on skill. Ten days until harvest begins, with 16 year olds eligible at the Utah National Bank office in Ogden.
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Weber County
W. P. Thoman
Farm Bureau
Otah National Bank
Sorme
BAS PLANT RECEWES MACHINERY AND RELIEF FOR CITY GAS PLANT
The Utah Power and Light gas plant has new machinery for making coal tar products. Superintendent Aired E. Urilton says machinery arrived Saturday and was installed Sunday. Production now improves and should ease widespread complaints that troubled households have faced in recent weeks.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Aired E. Uruerton
Federal Court Session Opens in Ogden
The federal court convened in Ogden with Judge T D Johnson presiding. The case involves Raymond Braa neain and multiple defendants including James Coal & Son, Security Trust & Savings Bank, First National Bank of Ogden, and several individuals. Plaintiffs seek 9 additional sums and attorney fees in two counts tied to a contested involuntary bankruptcy claim.
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Federal Court
Federal
T. D. Johnson
Thiat
Raymond J. Braaneain
James Coat £ Ice Company
The
Security Trust & Savings Bank
Firet National Bank of Byanton
Firet National Bank of Ogden
Charles I. Goeling
Harry T. Sullivan
T. D. Ryan
George Fl. Green
We Thomas F. Costles
J. ¥. Ahern
A. Craig
Francia E Crafz
Bonnine Wilson
Kate Exan
Charles
James Coal & Son Company
J. D. Bkeona
Plainlif
Ebi Wi Ogden
Salt Lake
Mrat production Western feature at Alhambra this evening
The Ogden Feature Film Company presents The Tot a western romance shown at the Alhambra after the regular program. The plot follows Bil Ferguson who robs Harding then assumes another identity, Nell discovers her father is the robber, and a tense pursuit ensues ending in revelations and tragedy as cast members like Marty De Vera and Florence Rixer headline performances.
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Mrat
Ogden Feature Film Company
Alhambra
Ogden
Harry T. de Vere
George Westerher
Ferguson
Dil Warner
Ife
Lona Star Inn
KR Wong
Blanch
Nell
Pop” Harding
Hanting
Bob
Jere
Dob Harding
White
Tah
Biather
Steve
Sora
Gota
Jose Melville
Marty T. de Vera
Bil Ferguson
Bill Werner
Breve
George Morral
Bob Manning
Frederick Everett
Bob Majors
Bud Harding
Iba
Lillle Nell Ia
Florence Rixer
Divorced couple to be reunited after decree
The decree dated March 1917 by Judge Pratt dismisses the suit of Esther Wyon and James E. Williameon. They agree to live together again and seek the decree setting aside their single status. The text also notes brewery shut down concerns due to labor and materials shortages, with broader mentions of labor union activity and wage discussions.
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Esther Wyon
James E. Williameon
A. E. Pratt
Axale
Hopa and Barley, It Has Been Found Otceteary
Forest rangers sought as war draft depletes service
Government calls for forest rangers and forest service staff amid wartime drafts. Many foresters are entering the draft or enlisting in regular army, creating a shortage. An examination for forest rangers is set for October 16 at all supervisors’ headquarters, with inquiries directed to J. Bolt for details.
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Cardas
Forest Service
Ertay
Tha Cave
J, F, Bolt
Maintenases
Younes Oieo
Wright widow dies after heart disease at home
Mrs Wright, wife of Cedard W. Wright, died this morning at 10:96 at the family residence 278 Great Are. Born January 29, 1888 in Ortén, she was the daughter of Henry J. and Emly Dallinger Ware. Survived by her parents, brothers and sisters Mabel Mildred Mack Lawrece and Virginia Ware, her husband and two children Mabel Maris and Violet Lillian. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Mildred
Mack
Lawrecre
Virginia Ware
Mabel Maris
Violet Lillian
West End War Victory Parade Draws 9 Million Onlookers
Jemen De Ying reports New York business trip ended with ardent public support for victory as troops march in formation with bayonets gleaming. Parade crowds estimated around 9,000,000, cheering from morning to afternoon under martial notes. De Vine says nation shows strong unity amid wartime pressures as trains and traffic respond to the spectacle.
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New York City
Jemen de Ying
Orden
New York
Thoreday
de Vino
de Vine
Union Pacific
Trafic
France Faces Cabinet Shakeup After Socialist Walkout
Sept 10 report notes Ribot’s plan to reshuffle the cabinet triggered by Socialists withdrawing support over war policies. Proposed changes included new ministers for justice and subsistence and a national construction ministry. Painlevé, as war minister, seen poised to form a cabinet without Socialist backing with President Poincaré likely to appoint him.
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M. Ribot
M. Clenres Martin
Rene Viriniani
Mautics Long
Maurice Viallette
Lucian Riots
Louis Lochear
Mu 1 Rittoms
Tasna
Feeman
Monitiona Serzica
Albert Thomas
Palubete
Geclinr
Tun
Jta
J'olncare
Professor Painisre
Professor Painley
Ai Pobiia
Notate
Petain
French Army Chiefs Appointment Noted By Minister
The French minister has appointed a chief of staff to General Foch and named the chief of the French armies. The decision has been well received, with broad public approval and media favorable commentary on the new leadership structure.
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Foch
Damaging Story Tells Court of Early Parobroke Art Case
Fragmented court testimony describes an It as presented in the Parobroke collection, noting a painting valued around 200000 dollars and measuring about seven by ten inches. The report cites Washington DC federation ties, wartime factory changes, and impeachment charges against Governor James.
Huge Deficiency Bill Advances From House Committee
Washington Sent 30 The House Appropriations Committee approved another large deficiency appropriation bill carrying about 1.5 trillion dollars. Of the total, 975 billion for the Shipping Board and 136.6 billion for intermediate destroyers are slated for January. The measure plus last week’s deficiency bill push total deficiencies for Congress to roughly 6 trillion dollars.
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Washington
House of Propriations
Shipping Board
Lbis Acento
Congreta
Famous Painting Reaches America After Long Voyage
A famous painting titled Judhib With the end of Volotercer by Andrea Mantesos, popularly known as the Ceoibroks -Mastegaa, has arrived in New York. The work, long kept in private collections, is now on public display and expected to attract attention from scholars and art lovers alike.
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Charles I
America
Confure
Ales
Maine Votes on Suffrage in Referendum Drive
Voters across Maine go to the polls to decide on ratifying a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. The Maine Equal Suffrage League and Suffrage Referendum League led a campaign, facing organized opposition from the anti-suffrage association. Leaders on both sides voiced confidence of victory as farmers head to harvest.
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Tortland
Maine Equal Suffrage League
Suffrage Referendum League of
Maine
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