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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
5
New York led with a cautious start as stocks showed modest gains in some sectors while transport and equipment shares lagged. In Chicago and Omaha, cattle and hog markets moved higher with mixed bids on steer, heifer, and calf lots while feeders held steady amid ongoing price shifts in regional listings.
Police near resolution in the Lowes murder and woman robbery case. Detective notes implicate BD. R. Mont in a hotel robbery as he confesses to stealing a woman's wallet to cover perceived track. Moored with unnamed billiard players linked to the murder, authorities pursue identifications and further inquiries.
Live stock receipts at Ogden include cattle calves and sheep with varying prices for heavy and good steers and heifers, cull and common categories, and hogs with feeder hogs and butcher hogs listed. Chicago grain and markets reflect weak demand from railroads, with changes in prices for corn, oats, wheat, and soy nearby, plus cash market quotes and Liberty Bond figures.
Miss Elizabeth T H. is identified as organizer and top executive of a large gasoline manufacturing group centered in Dulles Pennsylvania, with oil refining in Indiana and two major Kushner oil companies in Texas. Miss Plelter, born at Put-in-Bay Ohio, began as a 46 year‑old Cleveland stenographer, then built operations in the city. Freiffer is noted as a mezzo-soprano with concert ambitions derailed by business ties.
The weather section notes a pale night turning colder with daytime temperatures around 40 degrees. A brief Christmas downpour occurred but did not trigger an official weather observation.
Members are urged to attend a regular meeting Friday at 3 o'clock pm for important business. The text references Moose organization with a dated note 1795.
A strong cast led by William Russell presents Sacred Silence on the Ogden screen. The tale of fleeting men and life in the army unfolds with tense, steady interest from start to finish. Harold Toydenm led a dandy one reel feature and Copies of the Day rounds out the program. A holiday crowd observed a special matinee, with a children’s feature titled Pressure Iskind shown between noon and 4 pm tomorrow.
The article notes a San Diego trained naval athlete from 1918, famed as a top half mile runner who later met AL Warden in a 1.95 performance. It mentions a Harvard gridiron forecast, a trip from Salt Lake to Los Angeles, and youth banter about bravery and brains amid wartime context.
Ogden Lodge No. 12324 extends a holiday invitation to all members, fellow lodge brothers and families for a Christmas tree gathering on Sunday afternoon December 28 at 1 019. Members are asked to meet at the lodge at 2 o'clock p m to join the event.
TACOMA WASH Feb 26 A manufacturing dispute over troop use to protect Wilkeson coal miners flared as Governor refuses sending troops. Sheriff Morris contends peace can be kept by county officials while Wilkeson mine operations remain open shop. The Kilkeson Coal and Coke company reports 50 contractors, many ex servicemen, and about 1500 workers impacted by the strike looming since November. Three extra deputy sheriffs were dispatched with no disasters reported.
Hobart Weston son of a noted American walking champion traveled with thirty four students from the anlar elas en route to Los Angles. The group heads to a Muie gridiran toant against Oregon University at Para, New Venuts day as part of a touring trip.
Fragmented notes describe a planned gymnasium for Webb Normal College with expected start dates and management aligned to Deseret gymnasium standards. Mention of John Wilsen and Seber xal presidency hints at organizational sponsorship, while references to attire and class offerings imply broad faculty and student use amid unclear details.
The Ogden Union Stockyards announce no vacant space will remain for the January 6-10 grand livestock show. A continuous exhibition of livestock and related farm equipment will fill the grounds. Space inquiries are handled by Secretary Evans, with entries closing January 7 for standard cattle, sheep, and swine classes judged by international experts on symmetry, size, and breed merit. Public auction will follow, with exhibits and optional freight-return arrangements.
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