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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
3
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A readable fragment shows job ads for a dictaphone operator and city property buys, plus varied items like firefighting masks, court dismissals, busier public notices, and social calendar notes. Names of places and organizations appear amid scattered phrases and partial sentences.
A surveying party was sent to locate a new road over a mountain range between Starvale Joy and Jackson Hole Wye. The project promises an indirect drive to Yellowstone, saving hours for auto tourists. Local notices report shop closures on Labor Day and Tabor Day with factory and business shutdowns in Ogden.
Reports state management of the Canyon Hotel at Yellowstone Park has been altered. Officials were directed to provide motorists and travelers with full consideration, responding to prior complaints of discrimination.
Worolis faces a writ of detention in district court over a $1000 cash bond posted related to a criminal charge. Kyeotis files a criminal complaint and a civil action to recover funds paid for mining stock now claimed valueless. Total payments cited total $4500 plus in ad listings.
Railroad offices report Ogden not yet affected by strike conditions on the Southern Pacific lines in California. Trains between Ogden and Sacramento remain on schedule, with possible later impacts on freight and livestock shipments. No move toward a strike on the Salt Lake division. service to western points may be affected if embargoes occur.
Calvert Remains held at Kirkendall chapel at 1 PM. Door Wrons Calvert, former forest service engineer, dies. Miss Calvert to be sent to Washington DC on Union Pacific train 20, with services in the capital. Maxwell funeral at Lindquist chapel at 10:30 AM, body shipped to Myde Park Utah. Thomas funeral held at 3 PM in Second Ward meetinghouse, burial in Ogden City Cemetery.
The Orpheum presents a six act summer bill headlined by In Kajinigus a Japanese mentalist with a live blackboard demonstration and rapid reading. The Shimiste Paincera return as a cheeky jelly shake act. Hager and Goodwin perform popular songs, including That Wonderful Mother of Mine. Lawrence and Edwards, a cheerful duo, perform The Pension Office. Hutton Yannis Rooney sing, Monroe teams with a comic sketch Having Troubles, and a photo comedy plus Albert Erickson's orchestra cap the show.
Society notes reveal a Watermelon Feast by the Porena society of the Elim English church with a young ladies water party, plus an outing for Mrs Sterling Thurapada and family touring Logen and nearby towns. Riverdale social event hosts a Friday eight o clock gathering at a home in Rivertales with dancing and refreshments. Miss Catherine Hancer hosts a party in honor of Miss Rost Liniscont with plans for a September wedding for Mike Lindervent. details mention a water set and Vine Fyaiag tidies.
Obex Grain and Milling Co plans a six story glass brick elevator and a four story feed mill in Ogden. The project aims to handle 16 000 to 20 000 bushels daily with a capacity near 700 000 bushels. Construction will begin soon with a grand opening likely in late October and substantial local employment expected.
Thursday evening Mrs O L Sy phers hosted the Hinebird club for Miss Rose Lindstrom with a kitchen shower as the highlight. Miss Elva Johnson gave a parcel shower on August 14 in Rose Lindstroms honor. Agda Wilson hosted many young ladies for a Rosa Lindstrom shower with decorated lights and luncheon. Misa Lindstrom hosted a trousseau tea for her September wedding with friends at her home. A driving party along local streams and canyons to Ogden included engineers and officials to gather information on Weber County water supply.
A Forest Service exhibit from the Idaho and Utah offices will tour state fairs in October and October. W R Scott states the display aims to show forest work and gain public cooperation. An initial $500 appropriation funds preparations with larger sums expected. the exhibit features erosion models, fire effects, nurseries, and a lookout tower to illustrate fire detection.
Alice Smith files for divorce from Jack Smith alleging weeks of home disorders and a fatal confrontation after a public park incident. The complaint states they wed in Rexburg Idaho in July 1917 and seeks divorce costs, action, and restoration of her maiden name Alice Vickers.
Fragmented report describes a trip extending to Evanston via water storage areas and headwaters. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references a party, a route, and a return path involving waterways and a person likely named Winsor. Further readable details are inconsistent.
A large crowd attended a community gathering in the Ninth and Fourteenth wards at the Larin Fore work. The program featured songs, prayers, addresses, readings, piano solo, and athletic events, followed by supper and a dance that continued late into the night.
Moderate selling triggered by railroad shopmen's rejection of President Wilson weighed on the New York stock market at the open. Early losses of 1 to nearly 2 points appeared in rails, steels, equipment, coppers, motors and oils, but most were recovered after an hour as demand revived for Crasible Steel, Dalitwin Locomotive and other strong performers from yesterday.
Chicago area prices show corn No 2 at 1 dollar Aug futures, with No 2 yellow and white varieties noted and barley near 12.87. Butter and eggs steady to higher, poultry up slightly, potatoes firm with steady arrivals. In Omaha, livestock trade mixed with cattle receipts around 10,000 and hogs selling mainly 50 to 60 cents off, steers and heifers steady to lower, heavy weights near 19.00.
Receipts and price ranges for cattle calves and sheep from St. Joseph Missouri and Ogden Idaho markets. Highlights include top cattle around 21 dollars, steer and heifer prices in the 5 to 17 dollar range, and sheep lamb figures from 8 to 18 dollars. Multiple categories show varied grades and weights across listed lots.
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts 18 000 with steers 9 0 to 18 74 and cows to 12 25 while hogs and sheep receipts are listed with varied prices. Money exchange in New York notes sterling demand 4 01|4 6 and francs at 8.05 with Liberty Bond finals at various posted values.
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