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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
4
The page lists prices for health items and groceries including DromoSeltzer at 1.00, Mentholatum 0.25, Horlicks Malted Milk 3.25, and baby foods around 60 cents, reflecting a mid century catalog style with multiple brands. Mentions of Horlick’s and Seltzer products indicate a general shop display.
Denale Tasalla sues for divorce from Vavid Taralla on grounds of non support claiming failure to assist for two years. She seeks custody of two children Edna and Emily. Married in New York with Lawyer O Connelly for the plaintiff. Episcopal Ladies Bazaar announced at the Guild hall with a sale of Xmas gifts and dinner to follow.
In our recent bereavement our beloved mother was unexpectedly taken. We thank Te y Mansen, singers, those who spoke comfort and sent floral offerings. Elya Ant Albert Johnson.
Arendt found guilty of selling liquor without license in a Central hotel incident. He received 299 dollars fine or 220 days in jail, while authorities confiscated 31 bottles of beer and a case of whiskey. Frank Zimmermann listed as city prosecutor. testimony by Laurence Seassions and others. Defendant accused of selling liquor to a minor. witness accounts dispute age and identification. Additional defendants, including Seassions and Zimmerman, face related charges. others cited for drunkenness or bail forfeiture.
Miss Minnhy Trown of Ogden, now a senior at Leland Pony school in the Spoken Ward at Toston, earned praise for a theatre scene from Old Artdelbere. She reports encouragement from teachers and fond memories of Mageie Tout, whose singing she admired as great.
A storm sank the Spanish steamship Bo IX from New Orleans for Marse Ion a 200 miles off the Canary Islands. One hundred crew members perished and twenty two were saved. The Plo EX carried no passengers while the Buenos Ayres supplied limited aid amid rough seas.
Washington reports after a White House conference Chairman Henry of the house rules committee said Congress may investigate the rising cost of living. Labor and trade leaders, including Chicago Board of Trade and New York Produce Exchange, could fall under review. Officials cite price trends, dealer profit and possible producer or dealer agreements as main causes. The trade commission will aid with data while broader coal price increases are also under scrutiny. Local rent related coal price hikes in cities remain outside federal reach.
The Berlin Vorwaerts, voice of the German Socialists, comments on peace. It rejects the idea that enemies seek peace and argues they are “peace blind.” It says harsh rulers may fail but their power endures, offering consolation that strong men may not achieve victory.
New York December 6 directors of the Guaranty Trust Company voted a distribution of 300000 dollars for its 1000 employees, marking a substantial bonus from a leading New York financial institution.
The W. O. W. Weber Camp No. TV invites members to its regular annual officer election on Thursday evening December 7. Full attendance is requested to ensure a quorum and proper selection of officers.
A series of informal hearings in Citar marked the fourth national conference on marketing and farm credits. Delegates discussed changes in the livestock industry, with producers and feeders urged to organize amid price shifts and feeding costs. Prominent figures from the American Livestock Association and Milk Producers Association attended to advocate reform and funding.
Professor Hasmussen of Pennsylvania State College says a new national cooperative milk organization will be launched immediately with a headquarters to manage nationwide cooperative marketing. He cites rising cattle and land costs as driving factors and frames the move as self defense and self production. The report also notes hog values rising in Chicago and sugar market steady in New York with minor price changes.
Chicago grain futures rise as week export totals reach 4,500,000 bushels and talk of increased American and Canadian wheat sales to belligerents grows. European crop news is bullish, Argentine sellers consider price floors, and May and July wheat advance while oats and corn firm but face selling pressure. Provisions rise with higher demand. marine war risk insurance cited as contributing factor.
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