Wyoming Coal Will Not Be Sent to Chicago
Wyoming coal will not be sent to Chicago despite a proffer of thousands of tons from Lion Coal Co. Washington sent word that a new railroad freight rate schedule would not be set to move the coal east. General Manager Pape of Lion Coal Co. said the plan failed after a rail regulator declined the rate change, leaving eastern markets blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Coal
Lion Coal Company
Bax
Washington
Pirocter Gopora Mey Adoo
HW. Pape
The
Senstur J
Kendrick
Wyoming
Andl Aly
Pape
Tro Bt
Mock Springs Distetel
Sonior Kendrick
Ite Keleht
la Dirador General Meadoo
WL Fe
Procésa
Soliton
Bellayes
Embargo on Freight Exits From Omaha Area
An embargo restricts all freight shipments from Omaha and surrounding regions except government supplies. The order targets traffic east of the Missouri River and aims to ease congestion by limiting heavy freight movement.
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PLN
Wilgon
Awit Parsenker
Triton Pacite
Lori Last Agi
Omaha
Neb
Ihn
Union Pacific
Otley
Morbys
Romiinaga
Hiervolling
Connell
Irelait
Fandernita Anl
Aterm
Soc Bi
County Agents to Act on State Committees in Utah
A list of Utah extension workers meeting at Utah Agricultural College outlines county agents to act on state committees. Reports due Friday February 1 cover planning Utahs animal and crop production, pest control, farm management, campaigns, and program organization. Names include G A Hews, Ben R Bidgedge, Alma Wilson, J W Paxman, J T Witt wer, W W Owens, and others. COAL PINCH IN BOSTON. BOSTON, Jan 6 06 The coal pinch was felt in its fullest extent here in play with the enforcement of ombra rate cards in New York buyers for adding the delivery of cash to brethren provided...
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Convan
Extension Workers of
Utah
Utah” Agricultural College
Ceina Tf
G. A. Hews
Chrietlannen
Ben R. Bidgedge
J. P. Welch
E. Fe
Price
L.A. Richardson
Tl. Stewart
Alma Esplin
Meret
Witt
Wer
L. Wrigley
J. W. Watson
W. W. Owens
Messings
Thomas
Lowry Nolann
A. E. Smith
Th. Puller
HI. Beans
Ars
Sidsbury
Washington
Misa Gertrude
McCheyne
We W. Owens
W. PF. Thos
Milton Nenzigos
A. Bh. Vippets
Vabar
J. W. Wissen
J.-C. (Ogent Son
Wavill Gourley
J. PD
Edletron Sunvnyary
Aml
Covena
J. WY
Bracken
JTW
Paxema
Boston
Enal Pinel Wa
New York
Men Wanted for 20th Engineers Regiment Draft
Six thousand men are sought for the Second Forest Engineers regiment to join a large expedition abroad. Applicants include forestry workers, sawmill and railroad laborers, and builders. Training and early overseas service assured. applications through forest service offices or local recruiters with full personal and work history. Newsnote of film showing then in theater.
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Vantioth Angineera
Feiner
Ite
Quy Meiburship
Ue Forestry
Pha
Bee
Pronce
Saan Ag
Forester
Washington, D.C
Beltallona
Gawgers
Mxemon
Tie Wakera
Conka Rod Narcon
Warners Ace Clanias
Freuen
Ami Inkerore
Mlera
Bollermators
New Ogden Welcome for Rev Lewis A Hurt Pastor
A reception for Rev Lewis A Hurt, newly appointed pastor of the First Christian Church in Ogden, is planned for tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the church on Twenty fourth and Madison. Hurt, a missionary with Liberia experience and recent Indiana service, arrived two and a half years ago and will make Ogden his home at 2071 Madison Avenue. The local church, completed February 11, 1917, seats about 195 and was supported by the W B M. A sequel to the Abralian church work notes the rapid growth and fundraising efforts leading to the current pastorate in Ogden.
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Chelalian Church
Ogden
le Hak
Liberia
Africa
Amnerica
Chastar A. Snyder
Lly
Gang of Robbers May Be Moving on Reno City
A telegraph report from Gallagher Police Chief Brownrigg to Police Chief Tilitoune of Reno details a “short-chance gang” moving toward Reno Nevada. The gang leader is described as heavy-browed with furtive eyes and a neat appearance, wearing a dark suit, about 10 years old and weighing 240 to 169 pounds, reportedly with at least one confederate. They have been casing department stores, using quick purchases to obtain change, and were last seen in Ogden before heading toward Reno.
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Reno, Ney
Lelesnam
Poce Chiet Brownlig
Palla Chiet
Tilitoune
Ely
Ogden
Ile Fa
Flo
Stutoy
Tava Baen
Reno
Huyiden
Jevel
Ogdan
Bia Bank
Waitress Murder Case Baffles San City Police
A fragmented report describes the murder of a young waitress in San City with details suggesting foul play and a lone suspect. Investigators pursue a lead that ties the crime to a nearby tavern and call for witnesses to come forward as officers review evidence and timelines.
Thrift stamps sales rise as war effort boosts funding
Postmaster Browning reports thrift stamps and war savings certificates selling briskly at Ogden. Daily revenue around 1500 dollars, with roughly 6000 dollars recorded in business yesterday. Officials credit campaigns and patriotic zeal for the uptick as the public backs government war finance.
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Ogden
United State
Senator Hughes Passes Away in New Jersey
United States Senator William Hughes of Paterson died at 10:15 a.m. after weeks of illness from septin poisoning related to an infection. Born in Ireland April 8, 1872, he rose to prominence as a labor lawyer before serving in Congress and as a U.S. senator. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Trenton
Jy Jan
United States
William Hughes
Paterson
Zenatnr
New Jersey
Teoalyard
Weghington
White House
Tuwulty
Hughes
Rauahda
Ireland
Patecton
Fitzhugh
Jacksonville
Fla
Altoney
John W. Griggs
Paterson Labor Organization
Congress
Deaths and Funerals in Kato and Garr Generations
Funeral notices record the death of 63 year old Kato of Hunter Wyoming with services at Hindwardall chapel and City cemetery interment. Garr, son of Mr and Mrs Ten Garr, died at 8 this morning at the family residence on Gio Douglas Avenue with services planned for tomorrow.
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Kato
Hunter
Wyo
Hirkandall Chapel
City Cemetery
Garr
Aira
Gio Douglas Avenue
Daily Market Report Highlights Early Stock Market Activity
New York markets opened with gains driven by short covering as United States Steel and General Motors showed initial strength amid mixed commodity moves. Rail shippings advanced modestly while Liberty 8s hit a new low and Tiberly Vania fell to record lows. Cotton prices remained firm with middling at 91.66 cents. A local pig club anecdote adds a quirky note to the page.
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New York
United States Steel
Tirat
Genere Motors
Liberty 8
Ponta
Toaume
Tiberly
Vania
Chicago Markets and Livestock Scores From Jan 30
The Chicago markets show a downward trend in corn with limited arrivals and firm prices for old and new contracts. Omaha and Kansas City livestock markets report higher cattle and hog values with steady to strong demand, while local ads promote Ford ownership and local meat products amid a rural economy backdrop.
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Kansas City
Merket
Psexora
Smarkel
Hotlers
Chicago
ION Stock
YANOS
Ouden
Hocelota
Story
Koo
Sun
Utah Stocks of 1948 Active Trading on Private Wire
Utah market notes show one of the most active days with Resxul and Columbua Rexalt leading volume. Copper, Dillion, New Quincy, and Tintin Standard driven by gains, with Paloma and West Toledo notable, closing mixed as January 50, 1948 prices listed for several issues.
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Hl Lake
Dillion
Columbua-Rexalt
Limelieht
Belug
New Quincy
Orley
Do Salen
West Toledo
Welker Mining
Wlock
Wile
Valer Rad Qualationa
Fallawa
Where Did the Ducks Face a Bla Mystery Item
A garbled stock and mining market listing shows numerous company names and prices, including Wilbert, Walker Mining, Alty Consolidated, Prince Con, Paloma Mining, Har Gaby, Setts Mining, and Utah Power. Trading figures appear amid chaotic OCR text with many unclear figures and misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alty Consolidated
Bullion Maloy
Columbus-Rexyll
See
Froma Con
Hewett Minto
Michigan Ulsh
Ide
New Quincy
Prince Con
Paloma Mining
Olle Copper
Setts Mining
Har Gaby
So Wivhyind Mining Co
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Annual Meeting of Poligeon SlnoAh in Ogden City
Members of the Ogden City Poligeon association plan their annual meeting in the municipal court building at 8:30. Bergh T H Blackburn presides. officers include Sargi Jerry Kelcher Dronton Earl Wilsins secretary treasurer and George Carey special auditor. Reports will cover finances incl 1200 dollars raised for charity between November 18 last year and January 1 this year.
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Ogden City
Kelanga
Bergh T. H. Blackburn
Otter
Sargi
Jerry Kelcher
Earl Wilsins
Derk
George Carey
Aspatization
Alua
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He Cc
Taylor Holmes
Taylor Holames
Chicag
Omana
Ethel Clayton
Sifino
Gansee & Hwm
York
TevtavtSte
Lewis
Hurt
Lewis C. Hurt
San
Ming Maralml
Herr Knatand
Amay
Chivaga
Jailanapolis
Valen
Talmadge
Ghosts of Yesterday
Norma Talmadge
Barin
Foley
Daily Market Report
Vent Cnlyox
Necalsts
Mariet
Tewls
Nyarkat
Jamba
Ewes
Clibs
Tle
CL Bray
Yorkshire Ewine Journal
Noreeso
Hig
Bey
Ohigagg
Jon
Corm
Murdock
Axport
Yeater
Ghia
Stuart
Texas
Etwga
Mirket Ateady
Wethern
Ever
J. A. Hagla & Coy
Hudson Avenue
East Lake
Iscurs
Crosby
Antelope
Alin Consolidated
American Con
FOO
Soller
Doo
umhue-Texall
Eureka Mines
Howall Mining
Ida
Lu Tabi Tintle
Bounack
Prince Dun
Balls Mining
Bell Ans
Wilbert
ASC
Vrs Woat Toluio
Walker
Dagdret National
Yhviet National
Onderfas
McCormick & Co
Natouwat Jeu Ot Republic
Rational City
National Conpaer
Salt Lake Sec, & Trust
Ste Aah
Uteb
Warloyel
Iarta
Utab Savinga & Arta
Walker Ros
Ell Zions Saving & Trust
Oakal
Ceiment
Lg v
Consolidated Wragon
Auken
Home Pro Insurnace
Udon Coal
Caden Packing & Provision
Poligeon slnOh
OIL Menaghee
London
Ansareemets
Ka Drparlme
Iabor
Gan Flaida
Ndsiatsett
Hogle & CO
Wiebe Prete
Kodeon Ave
Atosks
Geonde
Chicago Board of Treds Galt Lake Stonk
Pnt
Intra Exchange
B. M. Beott
Ire
Logan & Bryan
Fin Evans
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