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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

5

Nurses Home Dedicated at Ogden Hospital Ceremony

The Nurses Home at Thomas J. Pee Memorial Hospital in Ogden was dedicated with a service at 2:30 PM. Attendees included President Joseph F. Smith and LDS church leaders, city officials, and social leaders who praised the $30,000 project, supporting fifty nurses with a 25 percent local subscription.

Thomas Jy. Pee Memorial Hospital Latter- Day Saints Church Joseph F. Smith Ogden Oxden J. M M. 8 Hrawolag Company Abbot T. Weywood Thomes D. Dee We. H. Wattis James Pineace David Eccles Company F. J. Kiesel C. A. Day Joseph Beancroft Adama Patterson Patrick Kealy R. 5. Joyce TH. C. Digelow A. P. Bigelaw Latter Day Saints Church Eber F. Clere Villadson Brothers Noraes Nurate William It. Wattis David A. Smith Bres. I Bres. I Hy Porter, Secretary and Treasurer; Lewie W. Shurtlif Thomas Evans James Wotherspoon Jorce Thomas D. Dee W. W. Hawson Mise Stella ‘Baingbury End Eira McParland Thom March Schubert Gladys Rich Mias Mary Fisher Helen Hunter James Taylor David A. Brith Stella Rainabury W. W. Lawton Bola B. Porter Seeraeee Rich, Fisher Bunter

Guests of Honor at Banquet in Salt Lake

About 300 guests attended a farewell banquet at the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City honoring Utah National Guard artillery officers and Fort Douglas and Major W Q Williams adjutant general. Speakers stressed duty and unity, praising Utah’s early volunteer troops and the guardsmen’s Philippines record. The event included music and a later reception and dance for the departing artillery unit.

Winhfield Artillery Hotel Utah Salt Lake Fort Douglas W. Q. Williams Utah National Guani Abbot I. Heywood Ogden Weber M. Wells Erave William Spry Biman Bamberger Colggel Richansow Iforate Enslen J. J. McClellan Utah Bamberger Derton The Guard Hichanl W. Young Utah National Guard Utah Guardsmen Philippines Maj Linda J

Backache and Kidney Trouble Warned by Remedies

A public notice warns men and women about persistent backache, pale skin, and symptoms from kidney and bladder issues. It stresses that congested kidneys cause many pains and must not be neglected and urges proper attention to health concerns.

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Park 16 to be special grounds for circuses in future

Monroe in the northeast part of the city will be set aside as circus and carnival grounds. Officials say parking and lawn planting issues are hard to solve, so the area will remain for circuses, with two already performing there. Commissioner Miles L Innes cites the decision. A carnival is planned for September and Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond and The Truffles will appear at Rex theater this weekend, tickets one cent.

Monroe Mark Eortheast Miles L. Innes Charlie Chaplin Rex Theater Wichert

Births Reported as Boys Exceed Girls in City Week

The city health department reports eight births this week with five boys and three girls. Parents include Warmp on Second Street, Hlila on Thirteenth, Humba on Vary Avenue, Kenny on Thirty first, Shaw on Thirty third, Areniz at Dre hospital, Welch at Dee hospital, and Morrell on Madison Avenue. The Railway Mail Association votes to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.

Eity Health Department Boyn Fitx Elilp Joseph P Warmp Second Street Mon Jack Hlila Thirteenth Street Carlton A. Humba Varry Avenue Peter J. Kenny First Street John Rt. Shaw Thirty-third Street Gite Wern Hora Panty M. Areniz Dre Hospital Karl J. Welch jJoseph Tt. Morrell Madison Ave

Liberty bonds market tightens amid price fluctuations

Prices showed minor irregularities as Liberty bonds traded around $99.90 to $99.95. Investors monitored yields and demand while dealers noted small bid-ask spreads in a cautious session.

City Seeks Extension to Hold Water Rights

The city must file for an extension of time on its water rights application before October 20 to preserve its claim for Cobble Creek. The project envisioned a dam and a dipping power plant near the mouth of South Fork Canyon for a municipal power facility. City Engineer Joseph St. Tracy filed the extension request with the city commission yesterday.

South Fork Canyon Joseph St. Tracy

Fire in Stables Triggers Village Alarm

A fire outbreak in a French village stables involved American troops billeted there. Soldiers formed a bucket brigade and used a hand pump engine to fight the blaze. Seven Missouri men perished while others escaped serious injury as the fire raged near an adjoining house.

Chicago Corn and Wheat Prices Drift After Mixed Trade

Chicago grain markets saw light offerings push prices up early due to mild demand and cool temperatures, with December corn near 1.09 and May around 1.07, while wheat drifted lower after an initial rally. Livestock in Omaha and Ogden markets showed varied results for hogs, cattle, sheep, and dairy products, with limited demand and some price drops followed by steadier trends.

Chicago Northwest Ogden Lara California

World markets mixed on coal and metals gains

New York August 24 coal stocks led the morning session with gains as Washington’s anthracite schedule eyed as favorable. Reading, Tehrch Valley, Norfolk and Western among others rose. steel and tobacco shares climbed with metals and equipment stocks while trading cooled toward noon.

New York Washington Reading Tehrch Valley Norfolk Lelaware Hudson Steela United States S Pointe Marmines Ant

Utah Stocks Summary of the Local Market

The Salt Lake exchange shows more life with Albion and Miller Hill leading activity. Mock shares moved from 7 44 to 8 0, while Miller Hill and American Fork remain strong. Columbus Rex and Tintle Stannard traded actively, West Toledo and Silver King Consolidated weakened, Excpire Copper fell, Emma Consolidated Copper held steady.

Salt Lake Columbus Rex Tintle Silver King Consolidated Excpire Copper Emma Consolidated

Financial Market Snapshot United States and Utah Stocks

A dense listing of buy and sell bids across copper and stock markets shows Emma Consolidated Copper and numerous junior and regional stocks with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. Bank stocks and utility issues in Utah dominate the board with bid and ask spreads, while several large firms appear in the national listings with mixed bid levels.

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