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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
7
An archaic satirical chronicle recounts a clash between a great political king and William the Spry amid Prohibites. The king schemes against William, who is accused of defiance and threatened with punishment by a gathered assembly. Murmurs, whispers, and symbolic public justice mark the tale of power, dissent, and peril.
The Lyceum presents a program featuring The Secret of the Sub marine No 10 Painless Extracting Reel Life and Bungling Bill's Dress Suit today. The brief bill highlights a variety act lineup with comic and musical pieces in a single afternoon performance.
William Kennedy seeks to end his marriage to Laura Kennedy in Judge Howell’s court. He testifies he moved to Utah in June 194, his wife refused to join him, and he even traveled to Twin Falls to induce her. She later moved to Montana and says she has no desire to contest the suit. Judge Howell grants the divorce.
GA I District Court entries show Lois Newey Keeter and her two children winning a default against John Noblneton Show Company after the defendant failed to respond to the complaint. Circus events noted in the same item.
Mutual Creamery Company advertises complete in-house pasteurization to ensure pure butter. It claims its process costs nothing extra to the buyer and highlights Pure Butter selections like Four-in-One and Blanchard Butters. The copy emphasizes safety and quality with direct assurance of pasteurization under internal supervision.
Ogden City joined the case as a defendant but demurred. The suit accuses the circus of jointly causing the death of Mrs Ketler's husband in a runaway during a Julia Harrison Show parade two months earlier.
The quarterly conference of the Ogden stake will be held in the Tabernacle Sunday with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. Apostles Oraon F Whit ney and Seymour DB Young of the first quorum of sevents are the principal speakers. Special music by the Ogden Tabernacle Choir and soloists under Professor Joseph Dallantyne. Ogden Municipal Band Benefit Dance at Sylvan Park on Saturday August 12.
Batteries from the Fifth and Twentieth coast artillery moved through Ogden last night on a sheetal train en route from the Presidio to Fort Douglas. They were relieved from service on the Mexican border after nearly three years and will remain at Fort Douglas during the citizen soldier training encampment next month.
Aggies coach Watson outlines a tough schedule and demands fitness discipline. The lineup will feature returning players and strong high school recruits as Utah Aggies face open dates and road tests at Colorado State and other opponents. The schedule lists October 7 open, October 14 Colorado Aggies at Logan, October 21 University of Wyoming at Logan, October 28 University of Nevada at Reno, November 4 open, November 11 University of Utah at East Lake City, November 18 Montana Aggies at Logan, November 25 open, November 30 University of Idaho at Logan.
The Sell-Alotd Circus with JES Willard and Frank Gotch comes to Buffalo on Monday August 28. Notable acts include Nant the conqueror, Willard riding with the Buffalo City Aviat West Cowboys, and demonstrations of will and skill from Jack Johnson and Frank Moran in the arena. Marie Walcamp stars in The Money Lenders at the Oracle on Saturday.
New York forenoon trading dampened by speculation weakness in key stocks notably Industrial Alcohol. Rail mediation uncertainty weighs on overall sentiment as motor shares rise modestly and others retreat. Chicago hog and cattle markets show firm receipts and mixed price movement. refined petroleum exports cut prices. Omaha livestock reports higher cattle and steady receipts with mixed sheep demand amid broader market softness.
Chicago grains mix as reports from Canada, especially Saskatchewan, signal rust damage risk. Wheat futures swing with one market analyst noting 75 percent crop damage possible in the principal Saskatchewan area. Prices hovered broadly. September contracts quoted around a high set of figures amid uncertain crop prospects.
The market showed a sharp swing ending near yesterday's finish as corn led a broad rally then eased. Prices closed modestly lower across September and December positions amid cooler weather worries about black rust in Saskatchewan. Bank bids and asks listed include Utah and Ogden institutions with varied envelopes of bids.
Local mining exchange opened August 1 with scant activity. Roms Copper led gains, trading around 66 cents, while Four Exploration rose to 94 cents and Prince Con held at 1.60. South Hecla traded heavily at 2.17 and Trade Standard slipped to 0.19. Overall, prices softened versus recent days, with quotations from J A Hoyte & Co. reflectively noting weaker morning values.
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