One Hundred Peaks Surveyed During Summer Expedition
William Mohler, former Ogden High athlete, returned from a coast and geodetic survey trip led by Captain G. D. Cowie. The party mapped Littlerock to the western region, establishing latitude and longitude and planning map repairs for grazing forest lands. Mohler, in good condition, plans to enter the University of Wind or California, likely not pursuing football due to a past injury.
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William
Bill) Mohler
Ogden High Schoal
Coast
Geodettc Survey
Ogden
Mahler
University of Wind
University of California
Ite
Hia
Fifty Sailors Headed to Boston School Amid War Navy Training
Fifty sailors from the New York warship pass entrance exams to join a naval aviation program. They will be educated at Heston for eight months, then advance to broader training, as they prepare to defend the nation and learn discipline and skill onboard.
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Pitty Farmer
New York
Dorton
Boston
Naval Aviation
Tre
Heston
Tabernacle Choir Opens Season With High Hopes
The Tabernacle choir held its first rehearsal of the season with strong attendance and enthusiasm. Directors report a promising year, with full aisles and plans to prepare music for a forthcoming Tri-State Mutual convention. Future practices are scheduled for Thursday at 7:45 and women at 4 o clock. few new members may join this year.
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Tabernacle Choir
Oaten ‘Tabernacle
Joseph J. Scoville
Tri-Sluke
Ric
Engineer Bryce McBride Arrives for County Waterways Survey
Bryce McBride, aide to J M Wine and D W Tsreelson, arrives in Ogden to oversee canal and waterways surveys in the county. He prepares to overhauls instruments and begin measurements to determine current water availability and future needs, with work expected to start within two weeks.
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Bryce McBride
J. M. Wine
D. W. Tsreelson
Amate
Department of Agricalture
Ogden
Menance
Water Investigation Committee
Enginere
Storekeepers of the Railroads Meet in Salt Lake
A delegation of railroad storekeepers led by E iW) from Ogden and including E. W Watty of Sacramento arrives in Salt Lake City for a general meeting of storekeepers from roads under federal control. The gathering aims to review store operations and related features.
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Salt Lake
E. Iw
Southern Pacific
Ogden
West Oakland
E. Wwatty
Iron, Sauramento
A. J. Mello
Sacramento
Salt Tanke City
Britannic Association meeting planned at Eagles club rooms
Tha Tirithihera will hold a meeting at the Eagles club rooms Sunday night at 8 oclock. Delegates from Salt Lake will attend to organize an Ogden Iwaneh of the Britannic Association. Members are invited. Refreshments will be served. The organization aims for nationwide presence soon.
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Tha Tirithihera
Eagles Club
Brittanic Association
Salt Lanke
Ogden Iwaneh
Britannic Association
Vt Ula
League Bigger Than Any Party in Senate Debate
Washington September 19 Senator Wadsworth Republican New York warned that ratifying the peace treaty and the league covenant is bigger than any party or man but not bigger than the U S government He argued the policy intrudes on national sovereignty noting Poles in Poland Hungarians in Romania and the occupation of Munich as issues to ponder He warned against actions that imply foreign settlements and world affairs over the American people.
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Washington
United States
Wadsworth
Republican
New York
Senate
Senator Wadsworth
Hungary
Mune
College grid notes link Notre Dame with St Marys game
Oakland reports early season practice as Notre Dame eyes a December 5 contest with St Marys. The piece lists Saint Marys first-string players including Carl Freel at center and Bob May at fullback, while other football figures and veterans from Argonne and Marne appear among potential St Marys lineup. Also noted are seaplane aqua planing sport in San Diego, Idaho football recruit Irwin Daniel, boxer Frank Rice, and Poles cutting rail links between Kiev and Petrograd. Washington and Missouri notes close with UW’s 1920 football prospects and veterans expected on the field.
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Oakland
Cal
St. 8 College
Notre Dame University
Tadiira Catholic
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Argonne
Marne
sAanong
Carl Freel
Bob May
Don Lamberts
Dick Delaman
Tony Corea
Charles Mach
Notle Sehane
F. Decker
Manuel Silva
Nate
U. OF Washington
Seattle
University of Washington
Vetecan
Army of Navy
Erving
Armib
Dailey
Dally
George Smith
Ray Feltman
Sandy” Wick
Dart Abel
Charles Lore
Raz Gardner
Powell to coach Montana State football this fall
Powell, a former star center for the Wisconsin football team and an All Western selection, will take over as coach at Montana State College this fall. He succeeds Fred Bennion, who resigned last spring.
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Powell
University of Wisconci
Women Dry Clean Things at Home Ad Advice
An old advertisement urges women to save five to ten dollars by dry cleaning household items at home. It suggests placing gasoline in a basin and washing fabrics like silk and fur with Salvite soap, claiming no fading or shrinking. The note promises simple instructions and references Bolvite for home dry cleaning guidance.
Army Goods Offered to Ogden Residents at Reduced Prices
Surplus Property Officer Major Womack announces Ogdenites can buy army property and foodstuffs at lower rates. Payment must be by check payable to Surplus Property Officer. A price list will be mailed to the Ogden mayor with full details and mail order instructions.
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Meyer T
Browning
Womack
Ogdenites Army
Denver
Ogden
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