Butchers Wanted and Firemen Shortage Hit Ogden Area
RANDOM REFERENCES Butchers needed for cattle sheep and hog lines at Ogden Packing and Provision Co Ogden Utah 1388 Firemen sought Chief Grates says government recruitment across occupations draws away young men to training and positions Applicants 18 to 25 single preferred apply at central fire station College opening social by Epworth League and First Presbyterian at the Met church opening 6 o clock all members invited Boy with biel
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Ogden Packing & Provision Co
Ogden, Utah
Grates
Gre
Nee
Central Fro
Epworth Toague
First Methods
Church
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Met Church
Utah Students to Receive ARMM Uniforms
UtahA C cadets to get uniforms from the war department under a plan described by Adjutant General McCain. Details outline issued clothing, future provisions, and potential commissions, with emphasis on ROTC training and senior division aims.
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Utah
Urn Arstcultural College
War Department
Ale Calp
A. C
Center Division
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Stephen Abdbol
McCain
Quartermaster General
Army
RB. O. T.C
Tiidad
Ary
Heutenania
Brown, Carlson & Treeeder
Fort Douglas soldiers recruited to gather fruit in North Ogden
About forty soldiers from Fort Douglas arrived in North Ogden to harvest peaches apples watermelons and squash from local farms. They used trucks loaned by Ogden concerns and sent produce to Salt Lake and the fort for mess tables. Captain Jorap oversaw the operation with Governor Bamberger supplying transport.
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Fort Douglas
Orden
North Orden
Ogden Concerns
Darmberker
Salt Lake
Jorfap
Bamberger
Ogden City
Murphy Wholesale Grocery Company
Amalpain Aird Sugar Company
Ogden Packing and Provision Company
Aden Wholesale Grocery Company
North Ogden
Arveral Cood
Ioana
Theae
Alec
Ogden
Gatber
Fort Wouging
Condemnation Suit In Utah Power and Light Case
The Utah Power and Light Company sues Har ity B Eaton in the second division district court presided by Jude A E Pratt seeking to condemn Eaton lands to secure a right of way for a power line. The tract lies in Slater ville near the Ogden and Weber rivers, with portions on each bank.
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Utah Power and Light Company
Harity B. Eaton
District Court
Jude A. E Pratt
Ieht
Te Eecklas
Eaton
Slaterville
Ogden
Weber Rivers
Cannery closure after walkout delays reopening plan
The Hen Lomond Canning company suspended operations last Tuesday following a walkout by sixty workers amid misunderstandings and jealousy. Senator Craiganya said the plant will reopen once peaches are ripened and enough workers are re hired, with most employees choosing to seek work elsewhere. Negotiations have resumed and workers are being offered reinstatement without prejudice.
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Hen Lomond Canning Company
William Craie
Ile
Eixty
Tus
Craiganya
Ita
Glia
Ogden Valley Prepares Largest Grain Harvest Yet
Ogden Valley residents report the biggest grain crop in history with 70 000 bushels ready for threshing in the Huntsville district. Wheat and oats estimates total about 25 000 and 45 000 bushels respectively, harvest to begin within thirty days as conditions favor farmers. In Huntsville the grain growers expect a strong yield while members of the Ladies of the G A R prepare to initiate new members at the Thursday meeting in the C O F hall chaired by Mrs Hate Anderson and guests from Salt Lake City referenced.
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Ogten
Uuotsville
Huntsville
Hate Anderson
Post Department
Sale Lake City
City Court weighs case against chiropractor Johnson
Judge Tirker hears proceedings on Dr. Johnson charged with practicing medicine without a license. The state and defense debate the medical law as to whether an ailment must be diagnosed and treated before a violation occurs. Witness J T Madson testifies he was sent to obtain a complaint and paid for the treatment. The hearing determines if probable cause exists to bind Johnson over for district court trial.
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Lad
C. Johnson
Tirker
Dr. Johnson
J. T. Madson
Atom
Therss
Johnson
Disstrict Court
Madson
Ter
St. Jotineen
Society to Present Play The Nelbbozy Friday Night
The Wilson Ward Mutual Improvement Association will present the play The Nelbbozy Friday night in the ward ball. Daughters of Pioneers Company and Daughters of the Monsters are listed among participants. Attendance urged for all members and friends.
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Wilson Ward Mutual Improvement Association
Daugghters OF Pioneers, Company
Daughters of the Monsters
Bill
Men to Meet with the Board on October 1
The county exemption board will meet with a contingent of twenty four men and two alternates summoned for the third quota on Monday October 1. The entrainment for Vamp Lewis will wait on October 3 and men will be rented in groups. Officials have not received confirmation of rumors that all eligible could be called and examined before disorganization.
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County Exemption Board
Ina
Inateuc
Hona
Vamp Lewis
Judge Agee Recovers From Cholera Attack
Judge Alfred W. Agee is steadily recovering from an acute cholera morbita attack suffered days ago. It is believed he will be strong enough to return within a few days. Opening of district No. 1 of the district court has been set for October 4. Judge Agee was struck down in the rally morning but rallied surprisingly, considering his age.
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Alfred W. Agee
Dinrick Court
Wright-Ecles Wedding Brings Ogden Society Notices
A notable wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Parley Taylor Wright last evening. Miss Lut dian Magdalene Wright wed Rotund Beaw Heeles in a ceremony held at 7:12 o clock, followed by a reception for prominent Northwestern region guests.
Francis Conroy to Re Enter College
Francis Conroy son of Dr J M Conroy left yesterday to reenter Bush Medical College at Chicago He will be in his third year He had aimed to enter the army but was sent back to complete medical studies
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Francis Conroy
J. M. Conroy
Yosterday
Bush Medical College
Chicago
Rine
Tle Medical
Deaths and Funerals of Nya Lubeck 2019
Nya Lubeck died after a cancer illness at 5:20 am. Born May 23, 1443 in Denmark, she was 50 and lived in Ogden for twenty eight years. Survived by husband Harold and Ernest, one grandchild, one brother in Vreblo, and three sisters in Denmark. Funeral plans pending with dates to be announced.
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Nya
Antona Lubeck
Nya Nyenue
Denmark
Ogden
Troenna
Harold
Ernest
Vreblo
Los Anpales
Thre Pisters
Fanerel
Hundred Carload Peach Shipments Reported Across States
Government bureau records show one hundred carloads of peaches shipped last Saturday to numerous destinations including Wauneta Ames Indianapolis Minneapolis Waterville Metcher Red Cloud Moore Hiawatha Port Dodge Nich tland Sheldon St Anthony Wyoming ton El Paro Corning Topeka Creston Portage Marshalltown Milford Dex Turble Fall City Kankaker Art Odell Grand Island Britt Humboldt Ogden Hutchinson Cedar Rapids Des Moines Saint Francis Washington Kaw Stanton Dewits Mansam Nesburg Beatrice Crawfons Wiesler Leonardville Eddyville Edgewood Orumowa Aurora Little Rock Salina Woenltleet Merciott Nehawka Summerfield Hoeky Ford Joseph Tota Davenport Lincoln Omaha Pueblo Dew Molten and others. Every potato carload totals varied with Omaha and Pueblo shipping six and Dew Molten four.
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Government Bureau of Markets
Aen
Wauneta
Aanamona
Auburn
Merrill
Campbell
Indianapolis
Minneaporte
Waterville
Metcher
Red
Cloud
Moore
Hiawatha
Port Dodge
Nichtland
Sheldon
St. Anthony
Wyoamington
el Paro
Corning
Topeka
Creston
Portage
Marshalltown
Milford
Timby Divorce Answer Filed in Michigan Court
Lucy J Timby has filed an answer in the divorce suit brought by Theo dore F Timby. The couple wed in Grand Rapids on September 9 1812. She claims lack of support since December 20 1912 and desertion since November 1 1913. She asks dismissal of his action and that the divorce be granted.
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Lucy J. Timby
Theodore F. Timby
Timby
Michican
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eirca
Maintiff
Oklahoma antir draft uprising plot exposed by federal raid
Federal agents seized LW.W. papers showing a small antiwar group under the Industrial Workers of the World planned a nationwide uprising to seize towns and burn buildings. Ranchers in Oklahoma, misled by clergy meetings and paid agitators, thought thousands would join from Missouri Kansas and Texas. Agents halted the scheme before July 27 arresting ringleaders. disturbances were expected but local in scope.
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Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
Bold
Oxfa
Oklahoma
Wy W
Thwan
Missouri
Kansan
Tesak
Department of Justica Agente
Thie Mauble
Celenia
L. WW. W
Disloyalists Denounced at Minnesota Farming Congress
Fred D. Sherman, Minnesota agriculture official, led a denunciation of disloyalists during an anniversary event at the International Nivy Farming congress in Peoria. He announced plans to introduce a loyalty resolution before the Friday meeting, attracting cheers as speakers urged unity and stern action against La Follette supporters. Taft in Montreal says pacifists in the United States lack national sentiment and supports punishing traitorous acts and speeches.
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Peoria
Trenounerd
Fred D. Sherman
Conn Stoner
Agricultura
Minnesota
Ahermag
Ke Thompson
Chieaks
Censturs de la Follette
Wistonalo
LA Follette
Montreal
United States
William Howard Taft Wold
Lam
Roossvelt
Government takes over Lakes fleet in Milwaukee
Government seizes part of the Creal Lakes Transit fleet in Milwaukee and the company will cease freight operations October 2. The government contract requires an embargo on all freight to, from, or through Chicago and Milwaukee, per today’s announcement.
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Milwaukee
Creal Lakes Transit Corporation
Rankes WM
Chicago
Teddy Bullies Time at Rockford Camp
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt inspected 15,000 recruits described as the right kind of Americans in Rockford Camp Hrant. He chatted with recruits listened to martial music and called the occasion a bully meeting. He addressed the honor men briefly and then took a train to Chicago for a 3 p.m. speech.
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Camp Hrant
Rockford
Bepl
Theodore Roosevelt Inday
Emmy
Chicago
Remarkable losses in Kitchener circle in war
London September 26 Brigadier General F A Maxwell has been killed in action. The Express notes only Lieutenant General William R Birdwood survives among Earl Kitchener's India staff, a striking fact in this war.
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London
F. A. Maxwell
Earl Kitchener
India
the Express
Feoeral William R. Tirdwood
Express
Bernstorree In Very Bad Light
Washington September 6 further evidence that Count von Bernstorff former German ambassador to Washington knew the Imperial government planned unrestricted submarine warfare before requesting money to influence Congress was possessed by the State Department Secretary Lansing stated that on January 19 the count knew of the plan and had read the Zimmerman telegram to Mexico conveying the intent to push the United States into neutrality while Germany sought support for its submarine program and operations against the U S government
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Wabilington
Srp
Couot von Dernatorf
Wash Inston
Congress
Atate Department
Lanning Asid
Count von Bernatorff
Count von Niernatorff
Department of State
Count von Nematorff
Zimmerman
von Hekhardt
Mexico
United States of America
Count von Nemator F Wan
Ume
Hesiin
Corn Crop Past Danger Indicates Timely Weather Outlook
Washington weather bulletin reports most of the corn belt escaped major frost damage and is safely past danger. It notes that remaining principal corn growth areas will need ten to fifteen days of clear warm weather to mature, with weekly temperatures and forecasts guiding farmers.
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Washington
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