Pershing’s Tribute to Congress and War Effort
A speech by General John J. Pershing expresses deep gratitude to Congress for supporting American Expeditionary Forces. He praises drafted service, wartime mobilization, and the Allied cause, highlighting the courage of soldiers, nurses, and civilians, and warning that national unity and duty must be preserved for future generations.
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Congress
Pershing
America
Pat Kim
Boleian
Gontinmuen
Consrens
Cour Armice
Whler
Inmie
Iam
Britain
Yial
Coed
Thorne
Republic
Portland Society Notes Depart for New Home
Swanson and her daughter, both named in the notice, have left Portland, Oregon, to seek a new residence. The article mentions Mrs Swanson and her daughter, a graduate nurse, moving in connection with a social party and the possible new direction of a Miss.
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Portland
Swanson
Anite
Mortland
Ore
Local church tea cream party fundraiser and notices
High school class members Lorene Eid Hattichell Shictis and Mary Heywood announce a tea cream party at the First Congregational Sunday School basement tomorrow evening at 7 30. Proceeds aid a new organ donation and a board party with the Woodlands No 331 at the Women of the World Tent supports the organization. The Ladies Aid Society postpones a meeting. members meet next Friday at Mrs 173 CG Christensen’s home. The historical society meets Saturday at Miss Eva C Erb’s home on Twenty third Street. Obituary notes report the death of Wills Burt Wilford at 20 with services Saturday. interment in Salt Lake City. The forest campaign targets coyote extermination with meetings in winter and ranger involvement across districts.
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Lorene Eid Hattichell Shictis
Mary Heywood
First Congregational
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Tay Morrow Ag
Mgmbers
Pater
Mra
CG. Christensen
Danilel Avenue
the Historical Society
Eva C. Erb
Twentythird Street
Almmermann
Miss Firth
Wills
Burt Wilford Wills
John Jr. Foley
Eighteenth Street
Mammo
Teh
Robert Ite
Salina A. Wheeler Wills
Jia Ip
Ala Slater
Bro Brothers
Victor and
Almer i Mills
Lackin & Sons Chanel
Deaths and Funerals Summary in Ogden Area
IPSEN Emma IS Ipsen wife of Michael Ipsen funeral set for Friday at 2 PM in Righter Ward Meeting House with Bishop W W tawnen leading. Interment at Qerden city cemetery. SPENCE Anna Spence funeral held at Baptist Church at 2 PM with Rev Ray falmer officiating. interment at Oaden city Cemetery. YOUNG William Lowe Young aged 89 veteran of the Mack Hawk war died September 15 in Mroa ton Idaho. long-time Idaho resident and early settler with Derbyshire origins. OGDEN YOUNG MAN MARRIED in early East days. joined by Miss Frirn Ma. married in Sidney, Nebranga. notes indicate a long marriage and local connections.
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Spence
Anna Spence
Baptist Church
iRay Falmer
Llarge
Oaden City Cemetery
Young
William ‘Lowe Young
Utah
Idaho
Mroaton
Mr. Young
Derbyshire
England
Kays- Ogden
Yin
East
Fhamas
Miss Frirn
Predatory Animal Inspector Visited Forester On Cogalea Plan
Orarge A Holmes, predator y animal inspector of the biological survey, met with District Forester Ts Py Kneipp to discuss joint operations to exterminate cogalea in western states. Despite summer handicaps, Holmes plans an extensive point toward this program.
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Orarge A. Holmes
Biological Survey
Ts Py Kneipp
Fragmentary note on Irish daily papers and railway loan shipments
A fragmented report notes developments tied to today’s publications of a loan announcement. It mentions connections with Montreal banks and branch rail shipments for a special payment to soldiers. Postal regulations restricted mall clerks carrying items of any kind.
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Ireland
Montreal
Théi
Pleasant View sends twenty two students to Weber Normal
Twenty two students from Pleasant View ward attend Weber Normal College this year, a record praised by ward residents. The group constitutes about 39 percent of the ward population and the ward supplies a larger college share than any other in Weber county. College records note Blanley Rhees as a fourth year student from Pleasant View.
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Preasant View Ward
Weber Normal College
Counmun Iy
Wee Her County
Blanley Rhees
Audant
Pleasant View
Four Escaped Prisoners Captured Near Fort Douglas
Four escaped prisoners from Fort Douglas in Salt Lake were recaptured near Ogden after a motor chase. The group, Paul Seldler Joe Bron Harry Salk and G Koch, were returned to Fort Douglas this afternoon guarded by Sergeants Jo Kay and T Union. Seldler expressed intent to try escaping again if given the chance. The sergeants reported no further disposition of the men was known.
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Jo Kay
Uo T. Union
Ogetiis
Ft Douglas
Salt Lake
Ft. Bouglas
S. W. Anderson
Anelvitian
Paul Seldler
Joe Bron
Harry Salk
G. Koch
Seldler
Armel
Senenak
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Ershing
Alhambra Theatre
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Rex Theatre
Alhambra
Bear Cat
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Qgden
Hemenway Ana Mover Cigar Company
Thomas
Airs
A. F. Thomas
Oden
Preston
Predatory Animal Inspector Viaits WN Ogden
Emeralds
Health Pleasant
Incal Health Office
Health Office
Riecord
Que
Tlarlake
Terlin
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