Hay shortage drives district court actions in Ogden
In Ogden district court a hay price dispute arises from Hansen Livestock and Feeding Co. v. Meek and Ogden Sale Co. as U.S. farmers face shortages. The case centers on purchase of 187 tons of hay at 44.50 per ton, shipping issues, and a judgment of 1605.24 for the plaintiff. Counterclaims involve stockyards and mortgage disputes as briefs note contracts, damages, and settlements.
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Helteich
Sinha
Uannon Livestock & Feeding Company
Carlint Wa
Pealerday
Dursley
Ioha
Ogden Bale Company
Tianidaho Luger Company
Cout
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Sumwright
Rathi
H Ave
Fred
Knit For The Boys By W. W. Cooley Poem
A wartime appeal by W. W. Cooley urges readers to knit for soldiers in trenches. It describes relief through warm garments and comfort despite hardship, highlighting mothers and daughters supporting brothers overseas with patterns and care.
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Avery
W. W. Cooley
Society Delegates Attend Grand Army Encampment in Ogden
Delegates from Ogden join the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with Orlando Somers arriving as commander in chief. Utah reception committees plan events led by W. M. Dostapl and Past Department Commander Henry Juras, among others. George L. Phelps heads north to resume duties near Hern, Idaho, leaving Mrs Phelps in Ogden.
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Ogden Wittend
GA. TR
G. AR
Orlando
Somers
Grand Army of the Nepublic
Utah
Commides Tomy
W. M. Dostapl
Henry J. Page
Henry B. Juras
Sperry
G. Rolie
NA. Tleath
Bonnie V. Owens
Ogden
Women’s
Re Corps
Mary L. Hubbard
Salt Lake
G. A. Ry
Dance Party Tonight at THA Sedan by Me Amusement Attlos
A dancing party is planned for this evening at the THA sedan hosted by Me amusement Attlos. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Tha Sedan
Attlos
Potash Brine Zone Open to Leasers
Moroni Olsen and Ingtruenay counties open brine zone leases by Interior Department. Applications invited for leases in a Moroni Olsen area with a section of the Moroni brine zone. Also notes Harley Stephens of Riverine died, funeral private. Services held in Ogden.
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Nya
Cal
Moroni Olsen
Ingtruenay
Sweden
Stephens
Harley Stephens
Riverine
Ogden Cily Cemelirys
Rasoweile Dies in Denver Hospital
Mrs. George P. Masswellen, wife of Rev. Stassweiler and former pastor of the First Methodist church in Opien, died April 24 in St. Luke's hospital, Denver after weeks of illness. An operation was attempted but unsuccessful. Her body will return to Naperville, IL for Funeral. Members of the Final Methodist church at Ogden held services and announced arrangements.
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Predd Selegram
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Young Women Attempt Out of Town Getaway Arrested
Maggie and Sadie Jones aged 23 and 25 were arrested by Sergeant K F Whickburn after being found near a car barn attempting to beat their way out of town while claiming to travel by the side-door Pullman method. They had been in Ogden for a couple of days and are held for investigation into theft though no wider interest is believed. The police say they are not wanted elsewhere.
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Sadie Jones
Iatera
K. F. Whickburn
Ogden
Poller
Hr Sara
Nolien
Bond Buying of Railroads Mer Campaign Progress
Railroads push bond sales aiming near one half per cent. Southern Pacific reports 217000 subscriptions for Salt Lake division with 380000 to be allocated to Weber county. Clerk W G Johnny has distributed Liberty bond signup sheets as railroads push toward 250000 target by tomorrow night.
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Preslig
Salt Lake Division
Wohor County
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Autardi Wates
Bash
Ife
Hanes
Soldier Joseph Sehilla to Visit Ogden Before France
Sergeant Joseph Sehilla of Company C 22nd infantry based in New York has been visiting his sisters Mrs A M Mack and Mrs Pearl Sehilla at 435 Eighteenth Street Ogden. He has served ten years in the army and is bound for France, his first trip home in years before reporting to duty overseas.
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Co. C
New York
Vlon
Dasa
Mra
A.M. Maek Mac Mba Pearl Sehila
Sehilla
Arauy
Captain Faces Court Martial in Arkansas Racial Tension Case
The case of Captain B C Rowan of Rogahuen Ga opens in Little Rock on April 2 as he faces court martial for alleged refusal to obey orders amid controversy over race. Witnesses describe tensions between white and Black personnel affecting brigades and duties.
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Telal
Rowsy
Drama League Center Planned for Ogden
A Drama League Centre, a branch of the Drama League of America, may be formed in Ogden in May 2000. Earl Pardee leads efforts with local figures to establish a center to foster good drama, broaden audiences, and support theater as a democratic cultural medium. Clark, a league founder, plans to visit Ogden in May to lecture and assist in organizing the center setup.
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Ogden
Drama League
Drama League of America
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Osama League of America
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Gifford
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Washington, D.C
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Yoo Jto
Gaden
Clark
Drama Club
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Senate 10 Takes Up New Bill On War Agencies
Waslington April 26 With an option today for a provision on reorganization of the aircraft industry the senate cleared the way for decision action tomorrow on the Ov Min with no brand authority for the president to coordinate government agencies during the war. In a brief session adjourned for Senators marching in the Liberty loan parade the senate adopted unanimously Senator Wadsworth New York proposal authorizing the president to delegate to a single executive agency all power and appropriations for aircraft production. A lack of agreement was seen on voting tomorrow on decisive amendments exempting the Interstate Commerce Commission the Federal Reserve Board and other independent bureaus. Senator Overman North Carolina heads the Opposition both confident of a vote tomorrow on the administration and probably a final message of the WH Wr probable
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Waslington
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Private Stone Shot at Burder near Everett's Ranch
Marta Tex April 26 Private Sueca Stone wounded in the eye as Mexican soldiers fired on an American cavalry patrol along the river near Everett's ranch south of here. The patrol pursued Mexicans who butchered a herd and took 25 head. Fire was returned. Mexicans crossed the river, leaving five made in Germany rifles and ammunition.
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Sueca Stone
Everett's
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Rivey
World Markets Open Amid Sluggish Trade Review
Slacks in control of rails and markets dominated the opening session as prices drifted with minor gains and losses. Major names including United States Steel, United Fruit, General Motors, and Continental Telephone saw mixed activity while Liberty bonds held gains as trading aimed for steadier levels.
Chicago Quotations April 26 Market Summary
Chicago quotations show mixed activity as winter related factors faded. May contracts edged up briefly then eased with May 1279 and related prices reflecting cautious sentiment. Weather and broader wheat demand influenced gains and late session weakness amid unsettled orders.
Ogden and Chicago markets show mixed livestock and grain shifts
The report surveys commodity trading across Chicago and Ogden with notes on lard buying, open and close prices for soy and grain futures, and cattle, hogs, and sheep markets. It highlights steady sugar, strong hogs in Chicago, and variable cattle receipts in Ogden and Kansas City with notable price ranges for steers, cows, and calves.
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Plendy
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Castle
Bert
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Aleady
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Ogs
GS Ste
Hulk Efening
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Mike Is
Texas
National Campaign for Cottage Cheese Gathers Attention
Washington notes a nationwide push highlighting cottage cheese as a cheap palatable substitute for meat. The statement, issued from Washington on April 20, promotes cottage cheese as an affordable protein source amid rising meat costs.
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Washington
D.C
Cottage Cheese Campaign Aids Soldiers And Allies
The U.S. Department of Agriculture launches a campaign encouraging cottage cheese production from skim milk to save meat for soldiers. Three divisions lead the effort with Food Administration cooperation, aiming to reduce waste and boost valuable nourishment.
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Department of Agriculture
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Wiles
United States Food Administration
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Severe defeat for the enemy at Amiens front
London April 26 reports a strong Australian and British counter attack reversing a German advance before Amiens. British troops including Northamptonshire regiments and new English units retook Villers-Bretonneux, repelling a five-division assault with a night bomb and bayonet effort. German forces were driven from the village and the Amiens position restored to the Allied side. The piece also notes shifting fronts toward Ypres and general remarks on reserves under General Radcliffe.
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Amiens
England
Villers- Aretonneux
Hle
Somme
Ypres
Tishtias
Taillen
Delmar Radcliffe
War Office
Western Front
Foch
Hadchifte
Jaulon
Villers-Gretonneux
Villers-Firetannens
Kaiser Boasts of German Strength
Amsterdam April 26 The people who wish to destroy us are digging their own graves said Emperor William in an interview quoted by Karl Rosner and published in the Düsseldorf Anzeiger. He noted German victories overseas and at home proving the nation cannot be subdued by arms or economic isolation.
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Amsterdam
Willam
Karl Rosner
Dusseldorf Anzeiger
Relay Carnival Opens at Franklin Field Philadelphia
The twenty fourth annual relay race carnival of the University of Pennsylvania opened today at Franklin Field with a record breaking list of entries and events. The opening day honored men in the service with a program featuring army and navy events confined to servicemen.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin Geld
Army
Navy
Wilson Buying Liberty Bonds in New York Theater
President Wilson made a second Liberty Bond subscription of 2029 dollars at a New York theater, following a prior 1000 dollar pledge two weeks earlier. He urged posters be displayed to troops in France, stressing home support for the war effort.
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Prezecht Wilson
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Aime Theater
Liberty
Pan
General Pershing
France
War Loan Organization of the Treasury
Frances West
United States
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