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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
3
Last evening the Baptist church held its annual meeting with the ladies serving a New England supper from Bidd to 7:30. Attendees enjoyed a hearty meal before the business session began at 7:30, focusing on Sunday school repairs and missionary reports.
The Tale of the world’s largest painting Shadow of the Crows is on display at the Public Library tonight through Sunday in Ogden. A winter scene report notes a snowstorm across Wyoming and Utah with several inches of snow and cold temperatures while rail freight faces delays.
An upcoming forestry convention in Washington DC gathers leaders including Ulydy Tronvilt and A.B. Botter to discuss policy and funding. Mr Machota was replaced by Mr Potter as the preparatory speaker. the agenda centers on forestry questions and grazing communications in relation to national growth.
A terse missing person note reports a man sought after with vague details about a weapon and assault in Canary Woods area. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the listed agency at once.
A dated 1810 message from Governor Spry and Mayor Glasmann warns of enforcing prize fight law if a 20 round boxing match proceeds. The letters discuss a supposed Bulliyan Collins contest and note prohibition with potential stoppage if prize money is at stake.
Ladies tailored made suits and dresses are a specialty with guaranteed work. Prompt visits invited at Belphy TIOR, Mrs. Lion Allin, and Nell Colum in room 26 Woodmansee Elk to see samples and discuss latest styles.
Nabil of Cokevilla Wyoming, a leading figure among western wool growers, reported via telegram that severe storms have disrupted plans near Grangen. The message notes calm winds and sun but poor conditions, with no cart activity yet as weather moderates after a harsh storm season.
Reported from Deadwood and surrounding regions indicates thousands of sheep are being purchased amid cold weather. Several sections confirm owners selling large flocks, with prices around one thousand for two thousand sheep. Severe feed shortages impede ranchers in the Sanday Wyron area, hindering sheep movement and survival.
Mrs. Cwinthian Jenkins of Nevada, a leading sheep owner with about 24,000 head expanding to 100,000 acres of land and 60 winter workers, arrived in Ogden with her three daughters to attend the National Wool Growers convention. Her flock spans Elko Humboldt and Lander counties, and she markets 5,000 head per year while selling wool to Boston.
An Orpheum program note describes a strong female crowd expected tonight as elegant ladies attend the theater. It notes men will attend unescorted and praises the bill as exceptionally good, promising lively entertainment for the audience.
The Ernst case proceedings reveal the defense hinting at a surgical mishap rather than a bullet causing Charles Staydes’s death after May 15. Testimony describes a long operation, removal of intestines, and the patient’s rapid decline, with doctors Dr. Pidevek and Dr. Forbes performing the surgery before Staydes died at the hospital.
Market notes from Chicago and Omaha show livestock receipts and prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices span steer and heifer ranges from about 8.50 to 9.00 per hundredweight with calves and stockers midrange, while hogs move around 8.50 to 9.90 with bulk sales near 8.46 to 8.55. Butter eggs and cheese prices in Chicago reflect steady dairy markets alongside animal product notes.
Money to call easy 1 2 in fier cent with bid 5 34 offered 4 1 2 per cent. Government bonds steady. Sugar and cotton futures firm with molasses up to 8 27. Copper steady at New York price. Real estate prospects noted by Geo J. Kelly.
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