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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
14
The Johnson jury awarded damages of 580 dollars to Agatha McGregor. The judge noted the case would be reargued later and jurors were not released to leave court. The court adjourned for January with no date set for the next jury call. Also promoting the play As Ye Sow at the Tie theater tonight.
A city wall weather record shows the past week had generally high temperatures with a few notes of relief. The thermometer never dropped below 30 degrees Fahrenheit and peaked at 42 degrees on the warmest day. Only one day saw a high as low as 3 degrees. Readings from the official weather station near the wall include January highs of 33 and 42 with many days in the teens. An enlarged orchestra event accompanied the stormy night, featuring Likian Robertshaw, Slot.
The health officer George Shorten reports high school and ward counts of contagious diseases for the year. Scarlet fever 36 smallpox 307 diphtheria 8 whooping cough 39 measles 22 chickenpox 11, with totals and school-by-school breakdowns listed across multiple campuses.
Fragmented OCR of a bank statement lists resources including overdrafts, deposits, and bonds. It notes secured securities and reserves with references to Federal Reserve, certifications of deposits, and balances like 1 0 0 0 82.49 and 220,600. The text mentions accounts, dividends, and various assets and liabilities in a dense ledger style.
The December financial report shows receipts exceeding expenditures by 13 763.08 dollars. Public affairs and finance led receipts 68 170.99 with water works 13 509.72 and public safety 20 292.00 listed among major outlays. The statement includes certification by J A Riley as cashier and sworn before James Pingree and Charles Zizater on January 5, 1975.
Fragmented market report notes butter and produce prices with varied listings for vegetables and fish. Mentions fresh ceas and assorted goods with prices given in cents and pounds amid an advertisement for an Isis orchestra performance tomorrow evening.
Real estate transfers recorded in Mie County Recorder’s Office include Winam Aull and wife conveying part of heartheaat and park of the aquibwest quarters of section MW, range 2 west, to Robert Hult. and Richard D. Robbins and wife transferring late 17 and 18 to Io jarre Te Yastien. Cost transformation listed as $809.
A brief note of gratitude from the Jenkins to friends and family for their kindness and words of sympathy during a time of bereavement.
The Whitley Board of Education reappointed Hodgeon as school architect for two years, with Bhreeve and Madsen among other applicants. A $2.80 per tenth fee was set and a financial report showed receipts of $61,600.57 and expenditures of $50,800.70, leaving a balance of $10,799.87. The district plans to borrow to finish the year after tax revenue declines. Superintendent Millardu received a leave to attend a national educators convention.
A February gathering in Chela Nadé featured a special demonstration to cover expenses, with a $300 contribution arranged to offset costs. The notice notes broader undertakings by local organizers.
Local churches including St Pauls Geran Evarigaltcal and First Presbyterian announce morning worship, Sunday schools, and evening services with varied sermon topics such as The Day Break Beyond the Death Valley and The Test of Universal Brotherhood. Other houses of worship list midweek meetings, missionary events, and guest speakers from the University of Utah.
The report lists funeral services for Lidzel Afton Hie and infant La Vern Fou Phine Le Vern, with ministers and speakers including G. F. Midato Tah, J. Th. Beedon, Murray Jaéova, Bishop Bingtam, and others. Interments occurred at Ogden City Cemetery, and services for Mrs. Sarah A. A. Mowdr and Mrs. Carys G. Barrett are noted, with interment arrangements via Grande Railroad and local chapels in Pleasant View and North Glen.
Stocks and commodities showed small movements with United States Rubber and Amalgamated Copper edging higher while Atchison and Southern Pacific dipped slightly. In London, major firms were firmer but other American issues eased. Cotton prices held steady as futures opened with modest gains.
A jumble of commodity quotes and market notes shows sugar, cotton, corn, wheat, and raw materials fluctuating. Price ranges, storage, and transport details appear alongside corporate mentions in a snapshot of trading activity and financial conditions.
The Chicago grain notes report unsettled wheat with prices down after opening, corn and oats following similar trends. Gains or losses are described with references to futures and market reactions, while hog projections for next week hint at potential price movements.
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