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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
3
Ogden and Weber County women mobilize for the Red Cross effort to produce 1800 pairs of garments for needy children abroad. Local workers have cut and prepared outfits with buttons, trimmings and thread, aiming to finish by February first and ship to areas most in need.
A fragmentary letter from Lieutenant Touglas F. Kewls of the 115th Supply Train in France describes bivouac life near Revigny, with humor about Army mess kits, coffee, stew, and the adjustive tasks of modern equipment. He notes December reports and jokes about morale, food, and the duties of Allied soldiers in a war zone.
Notice to members of the Weber County chapter of the American National Red Cross to meet on Wednesday January 1st at 7:30 p.m. at The Banerrs ADS club Ogden Utah for election of an executive committee consideration of and acting reports of committees and other proper business. Members urged to attend. Porter See. Publication date Jan 2 1910. Publication date Jan 8 1919.
Te CoeeALBENT GAINES 18 WANTED. A Denver store theft led to a search and examination papers. He allegedly planned to return to Leaver to clear charges. Officials say he denied the full scope of the accusations.
The Royal Stewart Lodge No. in Florida and Albany Masonry announces a regular meeting on January 2. Members are urged to attend as the lodge discusses current affairs and community matters. A brief entertainment program is planned with a comedy showcase for patrons at the Cozy venue tonight and tomorrow.
Maurice Tourneur, famed director, has launched a motion picture company and presents Sporting Life as its flagship. The producer, painter, actor and musician favors a lean starless method using a cast of capable players for each role, praised by the New York Times and heralded as a significant screen achievement debuting at the Rivoli and soon at the Als-Wanda.
A Weber County case concerns a young man from Rook Wye seeking a marriage license while his mother warns against marriage due to age. Sheriff Peterson reports the boy departed with the intent to wed, with a message found on a note referencing a phrase about taking salt. Title reflects the central issue and includes named places and roles.
Clarence Fowers, a married man and son of Mr. and Mrs. Pod Powers, recently arrived from Port Lagan California. He wed Miss Pearl Grow, daughter of Mrs. Kayid Grow of Levande Lore, in a ceremony conducted by Bishop Deoree Browning. After a reception, the couple will reside at the bridegroom's parents' home.
A garbled report outlines YM MA work plans and a campaign to reopen Mutual societies with classes, community singing, and religious activities. It references training for teachers, advanced senior classes, and a cooperative campaign with YOM Mob A, plus notes on equipment and market movements.
Liberal receipts and prospect of a larger crop eased prices in the corn market. Bearish sentiment grew with improved weather. Trading widened after lifting quantity restrictions. Opening bids for corn ranged 14 to 34 with May 1953 to 1.94. Oats moved down except January option held. May rose to 69750 then eased. Hog market price pressures affected provisions. shorts led buying.
January 2 reports show stock market activity mixed at the New York Exchange. notable moves include Interharvard Consolidated preferred trading around 24.60 and several high-grade issues with varied performance amid receivership firmness notes and broader trading fluctuations.
Price listings for oats and feed, and multiple livestock markets across Ogden, Chicago, Omaha, and Kansas City. Includes cattle receipts, steers, cows, heifers, calves, hogs, lambs, and feeder animals with price ranges and shifts on January 2. Names of markets and price brackets reflect regional commodities reporting.
Wholesale cattle receipts show 4,500 head with strong demand. Steers in the $18.00 to $20.00 range, heifers around $11.00 to $16.00, calves about $100.00. Sheep receipts near 1,000 with lambs at $12.00 and yearlings about $11.00 to $12.25. wethers around $11.25.
In Chicago on January 2 persistent buying by commission houses lifted May corn while options showed weaker than other months. Prices closed unsettled with January at 1.45 and May around 1.454.
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