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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
5
NY stock market opened with mixed results as a rail strike call fueled selling across sectors. Utilities and copper led declines while General Motors fluctuated, and grain and bond markets echoed cautious sentiment with no clear directional shift at session start.
In Great Hay two detectives testified as hay theft case against Ward. Tracks and scattered hay after a snow night pointed to theft from a haystack. The trial focused on whether the hay found matched the missing stock and if Ward aided by acquaintances.
Theda Bara stars in a dual role as poverty stricken wife and her twin sister a courtesan in a Paris setting. Ming Hara appears in a contrasting performance with a lively supporting company. The director Charles J Barbin adapts from a stage hit thrilling audiences with the dramatic confrontations and bittersweet ending.
Market report from Chicago shows corn and oats edging higher as demand remains mixed and receipts steady. May futures rise while oil, hogs, and other staples show varied strength, with price movements focusing on near term delivery and turnover.
A fragment recalls the mignonetts and rosemary of old-time gardens, hinting at cherished herb and flower varieties grown for fragrance and decor. The note evokes historical horticultural practices and the enduring appeal of these perennials in fragrant borders.
Tintic Standard moved higher in heavy trading with bids around 5.80 to 6.20 and a 6.19 bid, while Keystone softened to 85 cents with limited stock for sale. Prince Can and Eureka Life showed activity as other metals and mining listings fluctuated in a turbulent market. U.S. bond and silver prices were noted in closing remarks from J. A. Hogie & Company.
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