Fine Show at Cozy Carmen of the Klondike
The Cozy presents Carmen of the Klondike as a top feature with a big picture of the Northwest and compares it favorably to Flames of the Yukon. Big Bill Hart stars in Hell's Hinges tomorrow as the headliners.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
3
The Cozy presents Carmen of the Klondike as a top feature with a big picture of the Northwest and compares it favorably to Flames of the Yukon. Big Bill Hart stars in Hell's Hinges tomorrow as the headliners.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends who aided us in our sorrow following the death of our beloved wife and mother. Also those who sent flowers and assisted at the services. Nazimova featured in Revelation Toys of Fate Eye for Eye at the Theatre beginning Sunday.
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper announced that income tax forms for the 1918 calendar year, covering taxes under $6000, are expected to be in the hands of collectors by February 1. He said the forms will reflect the pending revenue bill and be printed promptly to aid taxpayers and education efforts.
Joan Webster plays the titular heroine in the U S stage comedy Daddy Long Legs presented by Ifonry Miller at the Orpheum for two nights This modern Cinderella tale follows Judy Abbott from an institution to a college life aided by a benefactor and the romance with Jervis Pendleton.
The third day of the outbreak brings a fresh tally of new cases, with twelve reported yesterday amid ongoing flu concerns. Officials note a shift toward milder symptoms in many patients, though the epidemic remains active.
Jadnt Shiney Jamea of the state council of divorce (?) coordinates demobilization follow up at the college in Utah. Lieut Jones works with RJ Kirkanany and a speechist to gather information on how hundreds of returning soldiers will be placed. About 450 plan to return to Lago positions, 500 seek posts elsewhere in the state.
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council of the peace conference deciding to appoint a committee to inquire into the strength of forces to be maintained by Allied powers in western Europe during the period ahead. Statements mention leaders and ministers and note a wedding in Nolan, MANO.
The Weber County Farm Bureau announces withdrawal from coal supply efforts as price controls ease. Farmers are urged to buy large quantities to benefit from cooperative shipments, with seven of eleven coal orders shipped and local feed grain quotations noted.
Early trading shows Bethlehem Steel holding its dividend rate as a bullish factor. Steel shares rise about 1 point while Reading and vacancies lead gains among rail and utility stocks. Tobaccos and rubbers advance, Brooklyn Transit hits a low, oils and shippings gain, Liberty bonds weaken.
Fragmented report from Chicago shows a vague sentiment in the grain market with aggressive selling and declining values. No clear names or dates are readable in the provided text.
The report details price drops in grain futures with February and May contracts easing after opening. Livestock markets in Ogden, Kansas City, and Omaha show mixed to lower demand with hogs and cattle prices slipping. Paris faces a renewal transport strike impacting subways and auto traffic as residents walk to work.
Berlin reports pressure from a wave of strikes affecting gas works and electric labor, with workers winning a six hour day and a 12,500,000 mark wage rise amid threats to gas supply. Police chairman Morr Tichter cautions revolutionary wage movements risk Germany, while Katzenstein notes a shift from capitalist exploitation to proletariat gains.
Funeral services for Risle Peterson Ferando Troving Pete Urizinwena and Mattie Lyons were held in Kirkendall and Lindquist chapels with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Anna Erickson dies after pneumonia and quinsy. survivor Joseph E Saderquist. Maria Dina?
District Court Weber County Utah notices state guardianship probate claims for Mary Elizabeth Sorrs estate with creditor claims due by May 25 1929. Also a sheriff's sale announced for February 1 1919 at noon at the Weber County Court House Ogden City with property described including Lots 12 13 14 15 in a listed subdivision. (Names: Stuart Dobbs attorney, Cushnaham executor)
In the Llather Court of Wiber County Utah Mamie Tunot Talntttt v Freda Kinnd Defendant The State of Utah to the defendant you are summoned to appear within twenty days after service or within thirty days after service and defend the above entitled action to obtain a judgment dissolving the marriage between you and the plaintiff DOVE DEVINE ECCLES STINE Plaintiffs attorneys 625 Eccles Building Ogden P.O. Address shown
The obituary column lists several funeral notices. Miss Myra Kigje Timmers, Mrs Hazel Pincock Child, Mrs Lena Gutornsen, and James Morrison are noted with services, interment details, and survivor lists. Additional references include pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and arrangements by Larkin & Sons.
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