Excellent Record Made by Weber County Farm Boys and Girls
County Club Leader A J Tibbetts notes the year was disrupted by influenza yet the clubs produced $50,000 worth of food with the sugar beet project as top money maker. Prizes awarded to Almon Brown Parr Went Lloyd Marriott Cyril Wilson. youngsters earned profits and the value of experience outweighed money. The Amalgamated Sugar Co and Ogden Packing contributed prizes. at the state fair the clubs took multiple top prizes in poultry baking sewing and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tibbetts
Httle
Farr Weat
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ogden Packing Aga Provision Company
Inns Wection
Lyle
Plain City
Poulley
Nica
Packers deny conspiracy to fix prices in Senate hearings
WIlliam Magiving, head of the St. Paul union stockyards, told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that packers did not conspire to control prices and said government intervention would do more harm than good. Louis F Swift was briefly detained, with J Oxden Armour scheduled to testify tomorrow as hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wageington
Wwilliam Magiving
St. Paul
Arrests for Speeding in City Highlight Police Action
Charles Parker of Hooper and Paul Malan of the Washington Market were cited for speeding crossing Washington Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street. Parker, driving a Ford, reportedly traveled about 30 miles per hour and must appear in court with a $10 fine. Malan paid a $5 fine after stopping when signaled. Police warned future violators will face full penalties under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
Hooper
Washington Avenue
Fle Wee
Diemataion
Greenwell District Court Witnesses Named in Utah Case
Brown Jesse Brown Mrs J Mulan Mrs Joe Raitz and Chief Browning to appear as witnesses in State of Utah versus Hanes Greenwall in district court with Judge Pratt presiding. Case concerns a gun threat against a boy on a six week old incident. Laura Vandolph and others called as witnesses in State of Utah versus Wallace Randolph in district court before Judge Wratt for kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Brown
Jesse Brown
J. ¥. Mulan
Joe Raitz
T. E Browning
Witneysta
State of Utah
Hanes Greanwall
Jude A. E. Pratt
Greenwell
Boyy
Laura Vandolph
W. Laurel Vandolph
Sarah Bult
Verna Dult
Natalie Bult
Ima Donaldson
Kenneth Vanderhoo
Appa
State of
Wiah Va
Wallace Henry Randolph
Wratt
Randolph
Caray Hustes
Ogden
Two Men Charged With Drunkenness in City Court
Frank Maison and George King were arraigned for drunkenness on city streets. They admitted obtaining liquor from streetcar peddlers near the Union depot and received a day jail term or a fifty dollar fine. Other defendants, Jacobsen, Willan Keaton, and J. Yeamson, had bail forfeited after failing to appear, with bail set at fifty dollars for Keston and Yeamson and one hundred dollars for Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maison
George King
Borh
Union
Jacobsen
Willan Keaton
J. Yeamson
Provisioning of Europe Taken Up by High Council
Faris Jan 20 Further consideration of provisioning Europe was taken up by the supreme council of supply and rails after its members returned from the Troves conference. A permanent committee was named by the council and convened yesterday for its first meeting.
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Provisioning OF
Europe
High Council
Faris
Supreme Council of Supply and
Railas
Troves
Council
Virtuous Wives Opens At Orpheum With Anita Stewart
Virtuous Wives opens a four day run at the Orpheum with Anita Stewart in the title role. The crowd filled the house nightly as the cast delivers a tense drama with a happy ending and strong photoplay values. A one reel scenic piece from Atlas Stewart and a China travel segment accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Anita Stewart
Kiaenen
Shela
Charming
Sven
Owen Johnson
Averega
Acenery
Atlas Stewart
China
Demobilization trains shuttle troops to Pacific and Presidio
A contingent of soldiers moved through a station yesterday with many from the Ninety-first division. Three cars of a train were knocked by shell fire or gas, with attendants at a canteen. The signal corps train carried 125 officers and men en route to the Pacific theater for demobilization. A special train with 160 Sunshine division soldiers for demobilization at the Presidio was in Ogden at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieteherensea
Frest
Hew Crows
Signal Corps
Paccific
Publicity Bureau Praised for Services in Sperry Flour Deal
Ogden Imobutcity bureau head O J Stwat receives a letter from George Th Fitex of Sperry Flour thanking the bureau for splendid services in aiding negotiations for the purchase of a nozzle for a Sperry gall in Eden. The note praises how Ogden's papers told the story to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Stwat
Ogden Imobutcity Bureau
George Th Fitex
Sperry Flour Company
Bureau
Eden
Ogien
Trap Shooting Event Opens in Salt Lake Tonight
Salt Lake Jan 20 The Salt Lake Gun Club held the first of fifteen shotgun meets scheduled for the next fifteen weeks. A large crowd attended the evening event with excitement marking the start of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake, Jan
Salt
Pennant Winners from 25 Years Ago Now Lead Contenders
Five former Orioles players have risen to major league manage positions shaping current pennant races. Muggsy McGraw, Hugh Jennings, Wither Robinson, Joe Kelley, and IQ Gleason are noted for managerial success or notable failures, with Gleason recently named head of the Chicago White Sox.
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Vesa
Hugue Jennings
Withert Robinson
Brooklyn
Joe Kelley
Hoston Braves
Cinefmnali Reds
Ballion
Orioles
Iq” Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Fred C. Clarke
Pittsburé Pirates
Fielder
Eines
Jesse
Soarcesigire St
Becket Becker leads in open skeet event despite gusting wind
Weather warm and clear, strong wind challenges shooters in the medal shoot. D N Hood tops the pro ranks with 48 of 50, while B Riter J N Sharp and W J Michell lead A class with 46 of 50. Becker makes a notable appearance, winning the amateur and black medal shoots. Ogden entrants include G T Becker and others, contributing to a strong team showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Hood
Dave
B. Riter
J. N. Sharp
W. JH. Michell
Ecoras
J. F. Cowan
G. L. Becker
Becker
B. B. Heagren
Hla
Harry
Dickins
Ogden
G. T. Becker
C. J. Doon
Joan Taylor
Charley Parnell
Ernest Fon
Yeateriay
D. ON
Hood
Teagven Yn
Riker
Mitchell Jon
Cowan
G.T. Hecker
Heron E. Ford
Harry Tandl
Galllehore
Wharton Oil Moffatees
Charles
Relley
ALT
Bath
Asher Cowan
Charles Parnell
Behobhott
Archie Browning
Yerae
Eeuy
J. Taylor
Tommy Shuttla
Oils Show Weakness in Market Opening Amid Mixed Stocks
New York trading opened with oils the sole strong issue while broader equities slipped from last week's selling. United States Steel and several industrials fell to new lows. rails briefly improved on rate hopes, and midday saw some gains in leather, paper and certain chemicals as trading stabilized. Kansas City livestock and futures for hogs calves and lambs showed varied moves with bulls prevailing in some segments and buyers cautious overall.
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New York
Marine
American
Consolidated Gas
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Pacific Mall
American Car
Republic Iron
Baldwin
Meda
Texas Bpany
Hite and Leather
Washington
Oie and
Leathers
Casualty list reports varied World War I losses and Chicago livestock prices
The casualty section lists American Expeditionary Forces deaths and wounds with names and standings, followed by scattered notes on cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices in Omaha and Chicago markets. The report includes terms like killed in action and wounded, plus market figures for steers calves and hogs.
Ogden Livestock Market Report January 20
Ogden price roll shows cattle receipts 650 with choice heavy feeds at 10.00 to 12.50 and good steers 4.00 to 10.60. Feeder steers bring 13.00 to 14.50, cows and heifers 6.80 to 8.60, veal calves 8.00 to 10.00. Hogs receipts 40 with choice fat hogs 15.75 to 16.00. Sheep receipts 2090 with choice lambs 12.00 to 13.00, feeders 10.00 to 12.12 and fat ewes 6.00 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
Finsog H
Wethern
Omaha
Omaica
Nebr
Bill
Preg Sona Ltd
Fexas
Cawa
Abd Nelfers
Dixelsy
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
United States
Ciro
Canaria
Cybers
Ogden Livestock Market
Ogden
Chicago Grain Steady Decline in Corn Futures Feared
Chicago grain trading shows corn futures slipping as traders await lower prices and a cautious outlook from trade authorities. Food officials signal tolerance for reduced famine rhetoric while cows and hogs buoy support. Liberty bonds and metal prices also move, with copper and lead showing modest shifts amid global port congestion and embargo signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Soppert
Canada
Sugar and sugar trade notes and railroad tariff dispute
Raw sugar and refined sugar prices appear with various measures and prices listed. The text also mentions service billing rules tied to published tariff rates and a set of legal actions initiated by several railroads against telegraph and cable companies, outlining intercompany disputes over charges. The document references the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and other carriers as plaintiffs in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Baltimore and Uhb
Western Balsa Telegraph Company
Chicago Green Western Railroad
Post Telegraph and Cable Company
Tonopahaté Tidewater Railroad
Supreme Court decides cases on utility service exchanges
Washington January 20 the Supreme Court today ruled that the commerce act as amended in 1910 does not prohibit free exchange of utility service between telegraph and telephone companies and railroad lines. The decision sustains the lower court in setting aside interstate commerce commission rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtor
Supreme Court
Commerce Ant Ag
Interstate Commerce Commission
Holland to Make Deposits in U S Banking Houses
THE HAGUE Jan 20 The government laid before the Tweede Kamer for approval conventions with Holland and France Italy Great Britain and the United States Credit arrangements to France Italy and Britain will cover treasury bills and the American government will make deposits in U S banks to stabilize exchange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Halland
France
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Halland Geaers
Holland Wit
Why Outfielders Rarely Make Major League Managers
A look at managers who were former outfielders and the rarity of their success. The piece notes Tris Speaker with the Indians and references roles of Fred Clarke and other outfielders, arguing many managers come from pitching or infield backgrounds rather than outfield. It discusses historical patterns since 1903 and suggests the bulk of managers are former players who were not outfielders.
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Clu
Lee Fort
Cleveland Indians
Tris Speaker
Husneldere
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