Ogden 1917 Building Operations Report Totals
City Engineer Joseph Tracy reports 1917 building activity in Ogden totaled $567,1189 with $300,100 in new buildings and $233,250 in residences. There were 157 permits, including 41 for business buildings and 116 for residences, issuing 16 iron concrete brick frame and remodeling projects.
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Anna
Joseph Tracy
Iwuitdli
Daden
Inga
Eves
Ogden
Busines
Turing
Tracy
Khown
United States
Liana Fi Ogden
United Stten Way
Individua
Bootlegger in court over knock-out drops case
Judge Barker and Assistant City Attorney Sneddon heard the method used by bootlegger James Roach who sold pint bottles of rotten whiskey to a well dressed man in Sugar Town. Roach was jailed after admission and court heavy questioning seeks the bootlegger’s name to end the liquor truffle, offering leniency for cooperation.
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George 8.Barker
John A. Sneddon
James Roach
O. H. Molityen
Yerra
Salu Road
Sugar+ ton
Cache Valley
Elelo
Troach
Esther Roach
Alleged Whiskey Sale Tied to Potato Trade in City
OC H Sutton, claimed to run a potato and produce business in Electric Alley, was arrested by Sergt Mohhman and Isoked Wp after an undercover probe. He is expected to face municipal court, accused of a covert alcohol operation hidden beneath vegetables. Draney was also arrested, charged with liquor possession.
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H. Sutton
Electric Alley
Serkt
H. Mohhman
Sutton
Tia
Draney
Surgi
Atohiman
Tramp Ernest Birkby Killed By Freight Train
Ernest Birkby about 50, a transient, was crushed by a northbound passenger near Sand Cut just after 2 PM. He jumped from a freight car and died instantly. sheriff investigates his relatives and the man’s prior travels and child in France. no inquest.
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Ernest Birkby
Ogden
Ibn Kirkendall
Reinsin
Herbert Peterson
Sheriff Paterson
Lamb
Birkby
Ogden Yards
Providence
Birkbey
Peterson
France
Tateliyes
The Storm Country sequel at the Alhambra
Norma Talmadge stars in The Secret of the Storm Country, a complete feature at the Alhambra for three days. The previous tale starring Mary Pickford and Nora Talmage is recalled as the stage is set for a grand presentation, with advertising rates noted.
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Ville Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Mary
Nequel
Grant
Alhambra
Mixed Conditions Open World Markets Report Jan 3
World markets show mixed conditions with some sectors advancing and others retreating. Notable activity and price moves include gains in copper and war securit ies while steel and equipment slip. rail shares rise on demand, and Liberty bonds hold steady amid foreign policy backdrop. Kansas City and Chicago livestock futures reflect varied cash markets, with hogs soft and cattle mixed amid regional updates.
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New York
Tha
Gulf States Steel and Harvestar Corporation
Rolla
Alls
Railh
Thoas
Almoat
Union Parise
Faeliir
St. Paul
New York Central
Mos
Rigstan
Ttwan
Congress
Ngon
Liberty 4
Chicago Rail Freight Freeze Sets Equal Terms Across Classes
Chicago January 3 announcement suspends all priority railroad orders and places freight on an equal footing. Traders expect reduced coin shipments to expose weakness in core markets though immediate buying remains cautious. Opening prices show little change as markets digest the policy.
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Chicago
Dream of the Orient heads Big Seven Act at Orpheum
Orpheum manager Gaxe promotes a seven act program headlined by Madam Makarenko as queen of the harem supported by a large Oriental company. The bill includes the Favorite Well Dance, fresh acts by Charles Hogg and Harry Lee, All Wrong, Glau die Coleman, Dea Laxe Four, the Youngers, and Goldberg and Wayne with Just 2 Biljet the Top.
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Gaxe
Orpheum Theater
Markarenko
Madam Makarenko
Elfin
Charles Hogg
Harry Lee
Lea Recepli
Fannia Fraunton
Francea Drent
Tella
Glaudie Coleman
Dea Laxe
Goldberg
Wayne
Furdlah
Local Livestock Market Report at Union Stock Yards Ogden
Jan 3 cattle with no receipts and steady to high prices. Hogs sharply higher with bulk sales around 15.85 and top quotes near 16.24 to 18.85 per hundredweight. Sheep steady with arrivals 287 to 287. Horses listed with varied hog weights and prices. Market noted weak provisions and warehouse stock declines amid slight alight demand.
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Kansas
Stackera
Chicago
Omaha
Nob
Jin
Henry
Texas
Stags Gate
Fearlings
Lambs
Bearsal
Union Stoce
Ogden
Tailay
Utah Stocks and Market Quotation Highlights January 3 1918
Utah markets show a busy session with numerous stock entries and prices. Highlights include Alta Consolidated 500, American Copper 600, Silver King Con 200, and Utah Sugar at 8.48 bid 4.65 asked. Banking names like National Bank of Republic and Zions Sav. & Tr. appear with bids and asks.
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Alta Consolidated
Zbc
Athlon
Alta Germania
Tuition Mining
Columbus Roxall
Howell
Leonora
Michigan Star
Nei New Quincy
Prince Con
Anny
Paloma
Sells
South Heela
Bolt
Toledo
Kolate
Burn
Desernt National
York
Telassen
Palmers & Stockcrowers
First National
Ogden
McCorrick & Co
Nati
Bank of Republic
National City
National Copper
Ogden State
Security
Salt Lake Sec. & Trust
Ulan State Nath
Utah Lav. & Trust
Walker Bros
Zions Snv. & T
Amalgamated Sugar
Naked
Cement Securities
Con
Home Fire Inc
Indépendent Coal
Sde Naked
Tian-Coal
Mountain States
Tel
Ogden Pek. & Prov
Ked
Standard Coal
Utah Fire Day
Utah-Kdaka Sugar
Utah Power & Light
Lame
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Birihs
George Shorieh
City
Lorwy
Ada A. Mortell
Adame Ayephive
Biri
Juipyary i
Fred'e.williams
Smith
Williams & Smith
Twenty-fifth Street
Bocabelli
Castile
Bour
Rene
Trdeede Creer
Eagles
Billy Johnson
Kid Davis
Kid Sam
Tommy Corbett
Red Hogan
Kid Koko
Jack Ryan
Mian
NORA
J. A. Hogle & CO
Studion Ave
Phan
Investment Securitier Etocks
Bonda
Cotten, Grain
Chicago Board of Trade
Galt Laka Tocks
Ining Exchange
S. M. Scott, Jr
Correapondenta
Logan & Bryan
Orpheum
the Orphieunt
Utah
J. A. Hogle & Day
Hudson Avenues
Western States
Serge
Last
Thomas
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