Murder and Robbery on 29th Street in Early Hours
Reported murder and robbery on 29th Street as a man, believed to be George Lowes of Green River, Wyoming, was found near Thomas Clark’s residence with a crushed head and bloodstained clothing. Police traced bloodstains along a path and suspect a robbery motive. An inquest was planned. authorities sought leads from Wyoming rail towns. The victim was about 45 years old, 6 feet tall, around 176 pounds, with black hair and moustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowea
Grean River
Wyre
Bullaing
Thomas Clark
Clark
Pallée
B. Noble
Riley Patrow
Mlawkull
George Lowes
W. R. Brown
Ety
Hewan
Thio
Opistan
Pirge
Joseph EB. Bates
Wyoming Railroad
Tie Wan
New Ice Plant Under Construction At Waynesboro
A new ice plant for Anwel Farr & Son is under construction at the corner of Grant Avenue and Twenty-third Street. Foundations are completed and materials on site. Machinery from Adams Machine & Supply Co of Seattle will be installed, with two enclosed ice making units and a capacity of 26 tons daily. An ice house will store 10 tons, railroad trackage will run along the building, and the expected investment is about $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anwel Farr &Sonk Company
Rendy
Rant Avenue
Adwargdy Ive Machine & Supply Co
Seattle
Ward
Prick Company
Waynesboro
Az Slazags House
Thace
Ogden Finds Christmas Cheer Amid Hardship
Ogden residents face high Christmas costs yet show generosity as charity buckets, gifts, and food reach the needy. War veterans and families anticipate a warmer, brighter holiday with personal gift deliveries and weather offering a mild, festive outlook.
Floral price list from Weber Floral Co
Casares priced at 1.50 to 2 per dozen roses range 2.50 to 4.50 per dozen violets 25 to 40 cents per bunch Weber Floral Co tele phone 410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casares
Weber Floral Co
Notice of Ogden bank shareholders meeting
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah announces a shareholders meeting at its banking rooms 2384 Washing ton Ave on Tuesday January 13 1920 at 11 o’clock a m to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Ogden Utah December 13 isth James F Burton cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Ogden
Utah
Washington Ave
Christmas Dinner at Guantanamo Marines Barracks
A garbled account describes a Christmas meal at the Marine Barracks Guantanamo Bay with mentions of turkey goose steak and cranberry mince pies. The text references Sargent Tyan Melos and U.S. Marine officers and hints at a festive military dining scene with varied dishes and a nostalgic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Barracks
Guantanamo Bay
Kansas Farm Values Top One Billion in 1919
TOPEKA Kan Dec 24 For the first time in state history farm products and livestock raised all year exceed one billion dollars in value The annual production report issued by J C Mower secretary of the state board of agriculture shows aggregate values of 1 087 000 00 High prices rather than acreage explain the rise according to the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Te State
J.C. Mower
State Board of Nel Ovllurr
Angrece
Felda Wern
Ihr
Ad Santel to Meet Harbertson on January 8
Ad Santel world heavyweight wrestler trains in Boise for his match with Jack Harbertson at the All Shombra theatre in Ogden. In a letter to The Standard sporting editor, Santel says he will weigh 175 pounds at 2:00 on match day, plans to arrive seven days before the bout, and predicts a hard but winnable contest. He praises Harbertson as one of the toughest and expects a large Ogden crowd and delegation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Santel
Boise
Jack Harbertson
All Shombra
Jannery J
Standard Sante
The
Standard
Jo Ye
Jack Marberison
Ogden
Not Springs
Fucatello
Christman
Jack Herbertson
Shane
Ogden Ra
Oxdon
Harbertson
Balan
Angis
Naval Officer Receives Gift as Baby Girl Arrives
William A. Cori of the United States Navy notes Santa Claus gave a fine season’s gift as a baby girl was born last night to Miss Bentvied Browler, daughter of former Mayayak Brewew. Lt Carn, son of Mr and Mrs T. Carn of Ogden, is assigned to the Mississippi in the Pacific fleet and will be in Ogden on leave before returning to San Pedro. Herbert McFarlin reports on the Pacific coast with contractor Ronald Coleman signing a contract a month ago. He pitched three innings for Martinez against Huacha before release by the Union team at Lynch after pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam ‘A. Cori
United States Navy
Tarn
Bentvied Browler
Ogden
San Pedro
Cal
Vaklant
Dee
Herbert
McFarlin
Tonald Coleman
Martinez
Union
Songs to Be Heard on the Streets This Evening
American Legion carolers will sing old fashioned Christmas melodies from 9:30 to night. Director Leater Hincheliffa announced an earlier time change for convenience. Participants meet in the Conservatory of Music Rama and rehearse. carols depart at 9:36 after rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Leater Hincheliffa
Conservatory
Musio Rama
Dobsiighs
Market opening dull but firm in New York stocks
Traders saw a hesitant start with rail and steel shares leading gains while utilities firmed modestly. American International, American Locomotive, Crucible, Public steels and Cent Leather were notable uplifted names as day trades fluctuated and key bets shifted in the early sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O Strong
Bessan
American International
American
Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible
Republic Steels
Cent Leather
Manhattan
Ist Inter
Laderao
Andh
American Woolen
American Tobacco Securities
Mexican Petroleum
Endicott-Jownsen
Henmington Typewriter
California
Columbia Graphophone
Barrett Coanprny
Amperteau Lingoed
Indicott Johnson
Railroad orders seek inventory for private ownership return
Anticipated return to private ownership after January 1 prompts Southern Pacific to order a complete inventory of all unused supplies and materials. After turning over the railroad, an inventory will be made to determine due amounts from the federal government. Similar orders reach the Ogden Union Railway and Nepot Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Ogden Union Railway & Nepot
Small Boys Ride Train Trespass Incident At Salt Lake Division
Small boys boarded a Union Pacific No. 3 train near Green River and rode to Los Angeles area, opening parcel post packages and taking contents. Superintendent I A Campbell ordered strict lookout for trespassers on Salt Lake division. Readouts show varied livestock and market figures including cattle, calves, and hogs with mixed prices. reports of strong sheep market and lamb receipts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Green River
Loorals
Calif
I. A. Campbell
Salt Lake
Chicago grain and livestock markets mixed amid export demand
Fresh strength in corn driven by rye export demand and anticipated European demand. Lard and hog futures gained on higher quotes, while oats and other grains rose modestly. holiday effects trimmed late-session activity. Cattle and hog receipts higher in Omaha and Chicago with varied gains across classes. Kansas City and Chicago markets showed overall firm tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Jacheher
Saale
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
29Th Street
Sumin
Gary
Turkey
France
Brea
Howes
Uae
James F. Burton
Cashler
Ian
JaHople
Unitei
Marine Corps
Aiae
Opdsen
Christan
Guantanamo
Cahn
Tateler
Mtr
Tarpon
Mls
Kansas
AD Santell
Coleman
Washington
Capitol Building
Irords
Pesan
Mpcpidis
Coke neAvy
Gard Nleers
Chicago Grain
Omaha
Omala
Neb. Dee
United St Hurcanal
Strang
Kansas City
City
Mediuny Ana Rood
Comron
Palite
Heife Iganners
Mark Ae
Sian
Sreowatch
Ari
Vie
Tory
Ctncags
Mark
Poultry Alive
Bieder
Chicago Livestock
Des
Souther
Bed
Amd
Money Exchange
iMatka
Nec
Wallace Reid and
Lila Lee
Oreames Footlight
Santa Claus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!