Market Opens Berth Steady Gains Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York July 2 stocks opened hesitantly after yesterday's heavy decline but soon resumed a bullish tilt led by Mexican Petrol Foam distillers and Atlantic Guarantor. United States Steel rose on strong initial volume while General Motors and Bethlehem Steel showed only modest gains amid mixed results across rail and tobacco issues. Liberty bonds held steady as trading narrowed with steel and oil issues advancing and railroad activity remaining subdued.
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United States
Baldwin
Crucible Steel
American Smelling
Anaconda
Amest- Jean
Telephone
Lalsa
Lackawan
Reading
Liberty
Chicago Markets Mixed Bears Benefit From Liberal Weather
Liberal weather and favorable receipts aided the bears in early Chicago trading as values declined though commissions bought, turning to a modest upturn later. Oats and corn movements followed, with seasonal light offerings keeping prices steady to slightly higher, while Kansas City livestock reported lower hog receipts and mixed cattle and sheep cattle prices across the board.
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Chicago
Bears
Commission House
HDG
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha Neb July 2 livestock receipts 17600 cattle 6800 hogs 12760 sheep steady prices mixed and lower across categories native steers 18.30 cows and heifers 8.00 19.50 western steers 9.00 13.00 calves 10.00 12.28 hogs 16.25 26.15 bulk 16.25 cattle and sheep receipts show varied demand with strong bids for certain grades and buyers continuing to show steady to lower bidding across the market
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ateady
Ted
Bret Fleers
Omaha
Neb
Ogden Livestock
Union Stage
Ogden
Cannes
BARTE
Entoa
Shelp---Receipta
Jamba
Ewos
Louis
Shicago Livestock
Chicago
Ogden Livestock Market Totals and Rates Report
July 2 cattle receipts at Ogden Union Stock Yards show steady demand with steers ranging from seven to nine dollars and calves and feeders logging strong prices. Hog and sheep receipts at St Louis and Chicago markets reflect varied demand with hogs around 18 to 19 dollars, cattle steady, and lambs and sheep broadly steady to higher, capturing overall market tone across three major centers.
Metal Workers Go Back to Work in Salt Lake City
July 2 report says about 900 metal workers who struck over a $1 daily wage increase returned to work after a late night conference led by Federal conciliator Captain Charles T. Cannell. The agreement reportedly covers a ninety day period though workers claim some demands remain unmet.
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Salt Lake City
No Trade With Enemy Policy Adopted by Exchange
Liverpool England July moment of Liverpool cotton exchange unanimously resolves that no member or member of the exchange shall trade either directly or indirectly with the present enemies of Great Britain for a period of ten years after the war.
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Livarpool
England
Mombera
Tiverpool
Fourth of July Parade in Ogden Draws Global Lineup
Ogden residents anticipate a grand Fourth of July parade featuring representatives from nineteen countries, with dignitaries and performances by the 145th reel Mental band from Camp Kearny, the Ruthertz Pacific band, Ogden Ladies band, and Red Cross units. Oath of loyalty and Declaration of Independence interpretations will be offered, with music by Rephi L Morris and Justice Tillmunn D Johnson presiding. The parade forms on Twenty sixth Street and Washington and proceeds through Twenty-fifth Street toward Hudson Avenue, concluding with a final march.
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America
Rephi L. Morris
Tillmunn D. Johnson
Heawcrofe
Red Cross
Nnite
Tas
Tas Parade Will Form At ‘Wenly Sixth Street
Washington Wychue
Wailayeoue
Twenty-fifth
Hudson
Camp Lewis Soldiers Spend 500000 In Eight Months At Exchanges
Camp Lewis Tacoma June 25 More than 1.5 million dollars has been spent by Camp Lewis soldiers in eight months through post exchanges up to May 1. Captain Oldenburg reports sales and profits across 21 exchanges with 381645 dollars profit. Major purchases include tea cream tobacco and ice cream with 152000 100000 spent on ice cream. Exchanges profits fund company needs and morale events and aid poorer camp guests as funds are directed to menus and comforts for troops.
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Tacoma
Wash
Camp Lawr
Deltrich Oldenburg
Keengu Ofa
Goca
Mees
Mers
Fourth of July Car Service to Ogden Canyon and Huntsville
Cars for Ogden Canyon run every 45 minutes from 6 to 9 a.m., then every 30 minutes until noon, then every 20 minutes from noon to 6 p.m. Late cars at 7:30, 10, and 10:30 p.m. Huntsville service at 7:30, 8:30, 12 noon, 2:20 p.m., 5 p.m., 9:45 p.m. Returning last car leaves Huntsville at 12 p.m. Cars depart Union Depot on Twenty-fourth Street. Utah Idaho Central.
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Huntsville
A. Ti
Union Depot
Twenty-atth Atreet
Utah
Idaho Central
Theatres Charles Ray Cotoga at the Alhambra review
The Alhambra screens Charles Ray in a homely performance in Tis Home Town. The film follows a boy with innate talent who roams and falls with corrupt gangs, then returns years later to drop a decisive blow on the gang. Two extra shorts accompany the feature.
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Charles Ray Cotoga
Alhambra
Ray
Atory
Happy Hooli Xan
Pias Motays
McCarthy Knocked Out By Dempsey In Tulsa Bout
In Tulsa on July 1 Tommy McCarthy of Montana was knocked out by Jack Dempsey after a quick start and a powerful uppercut that sent McCarthy to the canvas. The bout, a twelve round scheduled affair, ended with Dempsey delivering a decisive blow to McCarthy's jaw in the first round.
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Tulsa
Okla
Leck Dempary
Utah Haavewetent
Tommy McCarthy
Montana
Uwerity
McCarthy
Fleeoly
Montanen
Men Placed In Glass One By Board
After caremal investigation of each case where registrant of Wehor comity had been given deferred ehtss Meadow da the draft, the board has found boi eine ave who Ib could recommend for a veclasification in Class Onan. The board has bhen engaged on this work sev eral days and called out a tuber of questionnaires for consideraion. The eight men named for classification are Robert B. Euler Gillesae Elmer Chancey Gardner John Barnest Mipweil A Gratanex Joseph BE eLong Larnest Wangs gird Wilford C Russel. Apost ae action will be taken by the district Uded for the stace to which hes bee been refered for consideration. A pepe WIL then be made 8 Lue county board, and BIG BILL HART in The Cold Deck at the Cozy today and tomorrow. Also a Big V Comedy.
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Iyeut
Culyigory Board
Boi Eine
Robert B. Euler
FM. Gillesae
Elmer Chancey Gardner
John Barnest
Mipweil
A. Gratanex
Joseph BE. beLong
Larnest Wangs
Gird
Wilford C
Russel
Viefal
Governor arrives to do their part in war effort
Incoming report notes Richard TL Tawlon, once a registration clerk at the freight depot to Inez Christmas, received the promised supplies. The text mentions 900 A.M. and positions at Supply Co. and Youngerton, with references to Herbert and Merritt, former members of Battery D, as part of the ongoing mobilization.
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Inez Christms
Prones
Supply Co
Pershing Reports Early War Fronts Gains
General Pershing's communiqué summarizes actions on June 27 to 28 in Picardy and the Toul region. American forces penetrated German lines near Chantry and Grivennes, capturing 33 prisoners including an officer, and repelled counter fire with artillery fire and barrage. German activity declined with lighter artillery and fewer air sorties, while American air forces downed an enemy plane and repelled balloon and balloon station incidents.
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Yepton
Chantery Jenils
Villers
Tournelts
Cantigny
Fontaine Wood
Ifushe Patrely
Ana
Pstead Amu
Arcittery
Tha
Americans Fight Like Wild Men on the Marne
American forces drive fierce assault on the Marne as prisoners describe U S troops charging with relentless energy. German defenders reportedly broke and retreated under intense pressure, while observers note the American advance sweeping all before them.
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Marne
Leaves for Los Angeles and local notices
Mrs Neille Perkins left yesterday for Los Angeles to pay rent to relations. Seven children from Markburn were devoted today for Grouse Croek for about a month. Royal Neighbors to meet in Aruerton at high school Wednesday afternoon July 3. Remember Me Shower honored Mikaleuwa Gureer with a party hosted by her sister Genevieve and Edytha Ericson. Lake party guests in the Capital City included Mrs Carver and Miss Edythe Ericson enjoying a lake gathering Tuesday.
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Neille Perkins
Cal
Aruerton
Thin Red Cross
Cape
Taranapie
Mikaleuwa Gureer
Genevieve
Edytha Ericson
Lake
Carver
Fawn
Misa Edythe Ericson
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area Names Obituaries
Anita Tergstrom Brows and other locals face death notices in Ogden with details on services and survivors. Wul fin Forsgren William F Anderson Billy Sophia Peterson Carl Lundquist and others listed, with funeral times, locations, and burial plans in Ogden and nearby towns.
Senator King Bill Passes in Utah Vote
Fragmentary report notes a July session in Washington where a bill named after Senator King was adopted, reforming a federal charted act and annulling a national agreement. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, and outcomes.
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Washington
Alacinalas
Aeugta
Remaler
Utah
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