Market Report Evening Dow Open Declines Offset by some Gains
New York stock market openings show dull trade with General Majors, American Tobacco and Gulf States weak. Industrials and copper edged lower, while Texas Company and Manhattan Railway offered slight progress. Heavyweights fell 1 to 4 points with United States Steel among leaders, as Gulf States Steel and tobacco issues remained active. Closing was firm with 276000 shares traded.
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New York
American Tobacco
Gulf States
Texas Company
Manhattan Railway
Dusiness
Railroste
Oita
Bearish Corn Market Amid Food Administration Talk
Chicago grain markets opened with prices near yesterday's close as an official from the food administration urged lower costs. Declines spread across corn with futures easing from January to May contracts. In Omaha, hogs and cattle showed softer to steady bids, with receipts around 8,700 hogs and 200 cattle. Livestock markets in Chicago and Omaha reflected weak demand and broader price pressure as Britain and France cancelled large food contracts.
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Chicago
United States
Great Britain
France
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Fall, Market Mixed at Kansas City
Livestock notes show hogs and cattle steady to higher with veal calves up about a dollar. Sheep and lambs lift for yearlings and feeding lambs while lower-grade stock declines. Liberty bonds quotes and film listings included toward end with Viola Dana and Nazimova in current screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Legislators Visit State School for the Deaf and Blind
Weber county lawmakers including Senator W J Parker and Representatives L N Plorea and Thomas E McKay visited the state school for the deaf and blind yesterday. They were shown the facilities and work of the students as a luncheon was served. board president C C Nelson Rev J S Carver and Mrs K I Corey attended.
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Weber County
Scludta
W. J Parker
Ln, Plorea
Thomas E. McKay
Lincheon
C. C. Nelson
Rev. J
K. I Corey
Meomay If ‘Tee
Corporal Homer Horner In France Hospital Report
Corporal Homer Horner of the Ninety-first division from Karr Wout, Iowa, was poisoned in the left hand by poisonous bushes while advancing in the Argonne forest. He has been hospitalized since October 12 and hopes to rejoin his company and return home by Easter Sunday after twelve days of hard fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Hamer
Karr Wout
J. Weniel Horner
Argonne Forest
Bie Parenta
Con
Homer
Argonne
Outera
Cragun Brothers Sell Business Property on Washington Ave
A parcel on the east side of Washington avenue between Twenty second and Twenty third streets changed hands yesterday. Cragun Bros including Wilson and Wiley Cragun and others sold to Dr William H Telty Eugene A Pack and Dudley W Chase for 15000 dollars. The two story brick building fronts 26 feet with a depth of 460 feet.
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Washington Avenue
Cragun Dros
Wilson
Wiley Cragun
Wiliam H. Telty
Eugene A. Pack
Dudley W. Chase
Lieutenant G Thinean McLead Leaves Army
Lieutenant G Thinean McLead has received notice of honorable discharge from the United States Army. Former relieving officer in Ogdenesty, he is known for his capable service and earned the respect of colleagues. He recently took up the Gettyford agency for a World War history project and is staying at the Lucerne Hotel on Mudah Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Thinean Mclead
Washington
United States Army
McLead
Ogdenesty
Aldious
Ant
McLeed
Gettford
Set
McLaed
Lucerne
Mudsah Avenue
Influenza Cases Rise Among Ogden Children
Inspector Shorten reports 49 new influenza cases by 8 p.m. with most in children. city urges strict quarantine and public cooperation. School principals report active health inspections and medical checks in all grades, aiming to curb spread and protect student health through ongoing education and early treatment.
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George Shorten
City Board of Health
Shorten
San Francisco
Comnion
Sirgeon
Bine
Henry C. Johnson
City Board of Education
Ogden
John Fan
Johnson
Chidren
Cannot Serve as President Cannot Serve as President
Senator Joseph Chez informs University Club nominating committee chair Beeson that his name for president has been withdrawn due to private business and the upcoming session. He notes the committee hidden his name and states it is out of the question for him to be considered.
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State-Regialamre
Joseph Chez
Beeson
University Club
E. Beeson
University
Gaden
Utah
Univers ‘Aily Clib
Iehiden
Josepn Cuez
Sophomore BAttery Upsets Seniors In Inter-Mass Basketball
The Weber College Sophomore team surprised the 10 Lote class seniors by winning opening game of the inter-mass series 9 to 7. The contest was tight with lead changes late and featured Critchlow Campbell Parry and Newman for the sophomores while Benlors-tarker Nap, Shope and Saphomtorea contributed for the seniors. The next series round is set for Monday with Juniors and Freshmen clashing.
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Weber College
Alife
Attier
Sentara
Critchlow
Dowels Campbell
Shreeve Newman
Parry Isto Hinkley
Lindsay
Murdacie
Benlors—tarker
Hell Nap
Shope
Williams
Saphomtorea
Newman
Beynes
Reed
Bad Effect on Edward Holt in Ogden Lifts from Evanston
Edward Holt, 37, of Evanston, arrived in Ogden on Union Pacific No. 21 with a quantity of quer concealed on his person. Deputies Brown Burke and Blackinen placed him in county jail awaiting Monday morning municipal court before Judge Rogderta. He allegedly admitted enjoying "one or two" in Evanston prior to the trip.
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Edward Holt
Ogden
Evanston
Union Pacific Srain
Inden
Wael
Sheriff's Department
Brown, Burke
Hlackinen
Canteen Feeds Soldiers At Union Depot
A Red Cross relief effort fed a Bend group of hungry soldiers from train No 80 arriving from the west. Forty seven men were reported badly in need of food. others rode in on the same train. The meal included sandwiches potato salad cream puffs cookies and coffee with special thanks to Mrs Mariner Brownleg for the dessert items.
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Red Cross
Union Depot
Cramp Fremont
Cal
Fort Riley
Kansas
Tula
Fins
California
Mariner Brownleg
Prairie Oil Tests New Fort Steele Dome Venture
Prairie Oil and Gas begins a 43 mile pipeline from Lost Soldier field Fort Steele under H A Garsey. A new well five miles west at depth 251 feet prompts expectations of a fresh oil district expansion. Prairie plans storage at Fort Steele possibly linking Last Soldier Ferris Dome fields. Glenrock Petroleum and Terra nce Oil also push tests in Niobrara County with a potential refinery on Fort Steele property.
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Prairie Pips Line Company
Fort Steele
H. A. Garsey No Elena
Roan
Sizi Ag
Douging
Tthat Place
Terrance Oil Company
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Fort Sleele
Ferris Smeelds
Prairie OM & Gas Company
Glenrock Petroleum Company
Manville
Niobrara County
Ameria Oil Magazine
Forester Quarantined After Influenza Exposure
District Forester Vernon Metcalf returns from Nevada forest inspection to find his wife ill with influenza and is placed in quarantine at home. The agency notes the influenza outbreak spreading rapidly in central Indiana.
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Assistam District
Vernon Metcalf
Nevada
Dinh
Mexican Arrested For Bootlegging In Ogden
Mexican laborer Juan Coneiles was arrested at 1 15 a m by Captain Mohiman and Officer Syphers for illegal distilling along Maquor Gonzales street and Pacific avenue. Bond set at 150 dollars. Details of the case are unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Juan Coneiles
Ogden
Mohiman
Syphers
Maquor
Gonzales
Chitty-Chat Street
Pacific Avenue
Thad Tase
Horne YR Cour
Suspended sentence for young man in court
Ea Buachman age 18 faced Municipal Court for attempted robbery of a pool ball on Twenty fifth Street. He and Tom Smith, parolee from the State Industrial School, had been out of work. Judge granted Buachman a suspended sentence of 10 days. Weber Floral ad follows.
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Ea Buachman
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Wea
Thas
Buschman Waa
Tom Smith
Smith Waa
Globe Milling Company
Tals
Goachman
Ogden Ice Co Sees Strong Harvest Prospect This Year
Manager Earl Thomes of Ogden City Ice reports ponds yielding a larger anticipated harvest than in prior seasons. He estimates output around seven thousand tons with ice fourteen inches thick, enabling early collection. Last year’s harvest was hampered by thinner ice and poor weather. One hundred workers kept production steady despite delays.
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Earl Thomes
Ogden City Ice Company
Geasons
Tt Fa
Thomnay
Churches and Churches Listing on Twenty Fourth Street
A read through church notices lists First Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist on Grant Avenue, Church of the Good Shepherd at Grantsview and Twenty fourth, First Congregational Five Points, Second Congregational, Banish Lutheran at Twenty third, English Lutheran at Twenty third, Central Park Sunday School and First Presbyterian led by John E Carver. Services include morning worship at 11, Sunday schools, evening services, and various auxiliary activities throughout the week. The pastor names include Ian A. Garver, Homer J. Selp, Rev. D. Mackay, Rev. Jotace, Rev. A B Minaker, Rev. Godfrey Matthews, and Arthur E. Oleos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Twenty-fourth Street
Court House
Chris
Ian A. Garver
Suniday School
Homer Ja. Selp
Donald. Mackay
Patrighe
Daha Jotace
Salt Lake
First Baptist Church
Grant Avenue
Carliste Stevens
A. B. Minaker
Delse
Daho
Church OF the Good Shepherd
Grantsvete
Tiwenty-fourth Street
John W. Hyslop
Woman's Auxiliary
Gramercy Avenue
Girls’ Friendly Society
Women's Guild
Wesimonday
Culleang
Guild Hall
First Congregational
Godfrey Matthews
Ham
Henry C. Johnson
Mentelano
Mendelagoho Thomas
Second Congregational
Schiool Umder
Banish Lutheran
Danieh J Lutheran
Jefferson Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Sundeal
Hey. Clarkson
Selim
Jaftercon
Arthur E. Oleos
Corvices
Dareas Socieiy
Evelyn Swangon
Harrisville
Siar Bengt i
First Presbyterian Church
John Edward Carver
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Liberty Bonds
Jas
Viola Dana
Great Nazimova
Utah Theatre
Good Pictures
Legislators Vial
Corporal Homer IA
Cragun Brothers
Mleod
Uteh Theatre
Wyoming
Uyr
China
Weber Floral
Boston
Heme
P. Wilson
Pngavoie
Romatico
Amn
Endldnsey
Custer
Theodore Roosevelt
Wenan
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G. Sprieger
Central Park
Thirty-first Streets
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Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply Co
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