Something Wrong in Marketing in Ogden City and Trade
The urban market reports mismanagement in marketing with Ogden and St Louis tied to freight losses. An 38 car shipment failed to cover freight, baskets unpaid, and charters valued at 49011 dollars. Peach growers face price pressure while wheat bread trends spread in Germany and the U S. living costs rise amid scarce meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigtyam
Bome
Inc
Orounrth
Elssan
St. Louis
Wabash Food
United States
St. Lawis
Missioulppi Alley
Wlate
Grovera Weeld
Barries
Dhs
Tabcermo
Neal
la Mont
Germany
Food prices and grain notes in early market rubrics
A fragmentary price report shows wheat around 141 and corn around 142 on the seaboard and mixed dairy and beef quotations for a Chicago morning. The text hints at rising costs and food supply concerns across the United States, with references to oats and oats related prices amid uncertain deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
United States
Invite the President for a Ben Visit
Fragmentary dispatch describes plans for a presidential visit to Ogden and surrounding routes. It notes a ceremony, a return trip by land, possible stops along Southern Pacific and Western Pacific lines, and forwarding of a four day itinerary to the tourists.
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Wilton
Suvestip Teat
Ito
Slopa
Bar Annies Onat
Wentery Packir
Peta
Fx Ogden
Ogden
War Strain Impacts Feather Boot Orders
A St Louis factory halted orders from the Turanian government for feather bodied footwear bound for the Rugainn army. The supplier cited quality concerns and inability to meet the price or quota, with imports from Puig nla and Gaymahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lonia
St. Louis
America
Puig Nla
Gaymahy
War Orders and Allied Supplies Amid European Strife
Wartime dispatch notes orders valued at 30,600,064 dollars and mentions German and French dispositions. It cites Allied production boosts and limited U.S. involvement while France and Russia reportedly act on imports and armament plans. The piece references a March or April escalation and notes orders for soldiers amid ongoing conflict.
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Fraser
Germany
France
Germsey
Ragnard Fine
United States
Russia
Law of Workmen's Compensation Discussed by McGillcuddy
McGillcuddy of Minnesota addressed a meeting on workmen's compensation, arguing comp for injuries should reflect actual costs and include care for families. He noted proposed bills in New York and nationwide reforms, weighing employer burden against social protection for injured workers and widows.
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McGillcuddy
Minn
Chicago Herald
Dean
Michal
New York State Commission
New
Jena Enaity
Angland
Wall
Howe
Maine
Tna
Sbxnet Juelite
War strain in Germany sparks food worries and women’s toil
A revived wartime dispatch from Stuttgart describes civil hardship in Germany as food shortages bite. It warns of belligerent policies raising prices for basic staples, causing widespread hunger and strain on families. The piece emphasizes the impact on women, children, and the elderly as the war drags on.
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Petrograd
Sociel
Germany
Cam
Potiloos
Baen
Alemoala
Jean
Ayecu
Roca
Berlin Famine Prices Rise Behind Rationed Supply
The Berlin Vorwarts comments on economic strain amid shortages with shortages in bread and wages. It notes workers living on paltry wages and many out of work, while support for trade rises remains insufficient to curb hunger. The piece also critiques wartime controls and calls for broader self preservation.
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Ftlees
Berlin
War and Wealth. Letters on economic consequences of war.
A reader letter argues war does not destroy wealth. It claims daily wartime spending totals about 31,000,000 and that money persists after peace. Destruction harms material well being but prewar wealth could rebound. property values and human energy rise faster than losses, yet the social cost remains appalling.
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New York World
Rapkins
Manny Sas Froteio
Gan Erindsen
Peart Torsard
The Groom Forgot and The Groom Forgot cast
Orpanam theater presents a farce billed The Groom Forgot with Mabel Cameron, Alun Devfit and company delivering a cleverly written sketch. The program also features Shi Haalons and Arabian acrobats performing for a diverse audience.
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Orpanam
Farre Winders
Marcus Lows
Jose
Mabel Cameron
Alun Devfit
Havite
Proceedings Strict UAT in Separate Maintenance Suit
The court orders the defendant to pay six thousand dollars for the plaintiff's support. An agreement with the attorney firm Turka Harbron attractor is noted. The Union Permanent Cement Co. is also involved as a party, with a $16,940.65 claim for Red Devil commands used in construction at Lake City since October 13, 19. In relation to the suit, a writ of garnishment against Salt Lake City is sought.
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Ted
Uonirartor
Maman
Wask Jn
Lake Sine
Salt Lake City
Tab
Public works debt and divorce case in district court
The municipality is indebted to the defendant in a dispute over public improvements. In the divorce case of Margaret Moyes Richardson versus Leslie B Richardson, the defendant was cited to show cause for nonpayment of sums ordered by the court. The administrator of Mary Ann J Terry, deceased, filed for an order to sell property. A drowning incident about the Mile Bure boy prompted neighbors to react as two boys were saved with blankets after cold water exposure.
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Nacgaret Moyes Richardson
Leslie B. Richardson
Ure
Chase
Allmany
Mery Ann J. Terry
Walter
Gataly
Taylor
Hope Sea
Ned
Little Boy Rescues Companions On Ogden River
A local boy and neighbors rescued two children, Roland and Stanley Taylor, ages seven and eight, after they wandered onto thin ice on the Ogden river near their home on a thawed, dangerous evening. The Taylor boys are sons of Willard H. Taylor of Seventeenth Street. The ice broke as the youths reached midstream, prompting the rescue by the unnamed hero and bystanders.
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Burl
Burt
Roland
Stanley "Taylor
Taylor Boys
Soia
Willand
H. Taylor
Ogden
Belgian Family Murdered in Montréal Case
Police investigate the BelgIan family murder in Montréal where Mr and Mrs Vabiday and two children were found dead in their home, neighbors say they had been dead about two days. A Belgian reservist husband reportedly left Canada to fight for Belgium, and authorities pursue a suspect.
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Montréal
Quetize
Tan
Robert Vabiday
Hee
Rp Cis
Mre
Vantooy
Canada
Sittin
Aorithe
Betting row on football match ends with even stakes
Setty and Tom bet five on jitarward to win the game while Mico-Sagan and Tack wagered 95 on Yale, yielding an easy even split but one party claiming an $8 win from Tons. The other bet appears unsettled as tactics and payment are disputed.
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Mico—Sagan
Tom
Jitarward
Tack
Yale
Boston Heyald
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