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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
3
Market report notes mixed stock and commodity movements amid Federal Reserve signals. Dated items reference Vanadium and other metals, with several named companies and markets showing modest gains or losses amid broader economic uncertainty.
The page compiles Chicago grain cash sales, spot quotations, and market codes alongside livestock receipts and prices from Ogden and external markets. It lists potato, butter and egg pricing, with advancing market notes and price movements, reflecting a broad mid century commodity snapshot.
Lost readable details show scattered phrases about Omaha livestock and WMATA with unclear references to a monetary amount and dates, making precise summary difficult. Entities are indiscernible, with many garbled terms and missing context.
A brief notice reports a decision by President Wilnan to appoint William Pail as interim secretary to a project involving the Netherlands and related agricultural and commodity listings. The text also mentions various prices and items such as cattle, veal, lambs, and other goods with assorted amounts.
A garbled OCR passage mixes metal prices and names with a policy note. It references Wilson, farm organizations, a veto request on a railroad bill, and concerns over freight rate increases borne by farmers, noting potential economic strain and parliamentary figures. The text blends commodity figures with a heated discussion on policy and farm interests.
District Forester F. Endipr notes Boise has built facilities to aid travelers with electric irons baths and showers. The bathhouse, funded by materials donated and work by volunteers, cost under 250 dollars, aiming to attract visitors and support local business without heavy expense.
Unity Ledge No 18 Fr. and AM members meet Wednesday February 25 in person at Seeley. Distinctive notices urge attendance and detail unspecified rituals and adjournment.
Feb 24 report shows varied money exchange rates, government bonds, and liberty bond quotations. Includes currency notes, 60 day bills, and demand cables with several prices and percentages, plus call money rates and short term lending conditions.
Local officials announce readiness for the return of railroads to private ownership on March first. Inventories from wartime holdovers have been tidied, and a new timetable draft calls for one train to adjust by midnight, with Train No. 10 arriving eight minutes later than current.
Ageden Lodge No 81 A A M announces a regular communion in February 93. The Mark work will be performed. The officers call all members to attend per order of the secretary.
DIENNEL Feb 2. Nursed by the wife of Mo mon he killed Charles P. Brown is under guard in Miramiad local Woted tonight seriously ill. We of tatiusnas. The gun came when Edward Hell ers of Whiteon Hixer Wyoming entered Herau where Frown and Mrs Rad leers admit they have been saving for several months as san and wife Heal ger s ronghad for his pistol. I emupght he clin packet amt Brown drew a gun beneath the pillow and shot. “Pan net sorry” Brown said Gompf. “Tries to defend myself and Die the woman who has nureed and crads for one.” After shooting Redecra three nones in the heart, Brown calmly lay back on his bed and awaited the coming of afficie. He was too ill to be jailed or to hospital and a guard was picked over him by the police department. An inquest over Roger Dotly will be held tomorrow. Nwih Brown and Wedgers are former service pen and hath railroad brakemen. Rogers Formerly lived in Amarillo Texas and Albuquerque NM. E te spa WICH REMINDS US THAT Comb will doesn’t preer into the sale s of usiness any more. There is lang. On Opimlom is dap NG anyone whet the other fillow elds the winning had.
Washington Feb 24 Congress begins a new inquiry into the meat packing industry before the agriculture committee Representative Tisehar Republican Ken Fas asserts stock producers go bankrupt while packers gain wealth. Debate over federal regulation to study a proposed federal livestock commission and to examine divorcing packer owned refrigerator cars.
Leonard W Fristoe 27 and Doe Bell 20 shot and killed Arthur near Cherry Creek. Fristoe claims self defense and says he fired multiple rounds, wounding two officers. Bell reportedly shot once and missed. evidence unclear. Police report ongoing investigation.
American skater Bobby McLean failed to set two world records in Stockholm on February 23. Competing in a professional show, McLean's attempts were hindered by cold conditions and a strong rival field, leaving him short of new marks.
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