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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
3
In New York July market notes show automobile tones and accessories dampening general gains. Bridebaker index slips over 65 percent, down more than 30 points in recent weeks. Airbrake and minor equipment names face pressure while oils and utilities push forward. Railroad bonds steady with Liberty Bond yields touching 100 and 350 high.
Chicago quotations show sharp corn price moves with July at 1.60 and September around 1.60, amid reports of scarce supplies and strong demand. Wheat and oats fluctuated on news of hot winds in the northwest and drought in North Dakota, while livestock futures and hogs rose with corn.
Local market trading remained active with about 50,000 shares changing hands. Alta Consolidated and Original Yannack led gains while Tintle Standard rose to 1.72, yet few sales occurred. Numerous names including Rico Wellington, Howell, Columbus Rexall, Michigan Utah and Colorado Consolidated posted gains amid a generally firmer tone and steady quotations across stock and mining listings.
An ending note marked by an elaborate program closes Hunterville homecoming events. John H. Jorgensen leads an anvil chorus, A P Renstrom raises a flag, and Wikrauele conducts the band. Apostle David O. McKay and others speak at ten o'clock. Bephix Hunt Corfman recounts Huntaville's first Fourth of July. Band concert, sports, and a giant ball wrap up at Tetorson's hall.
Governor promotes First Lieutenant Walter K Lindquist to captain and Sergeant Owen Sherwood to lieutenant in the Ogden unit. Both have border service experience and will train at Jordan Narrows for two weeks as the unit prepares for formal recognition by the War Department.
Work begins on rating men aged 21 to 36 who recently registered for the selective draft in Oxdee and Weber counties. City and county boards enlist assistants to list registrants by number for army service. Governor Simon Bamberger expects the full list with numbers by tonight. Eden City board led by Mayor A R Leywood Henry Nelson and Walter Richey. county board chaired by Deputy Sheriff W H Lowder with J C Dalt and Alma Peteraan. Headquarters are at city hall and county clerk's office.
July 6 dispatch from Vovestiagen describes survivors of Danish ships sunk by German U-boats testifying before a maritime court. The bark Consul Nielsen and the schooner Fre were attacked. several crew were killed or wounded, others rescued after evacuation to ports for treatment.
A newspaper sale ad lists medium weight men garments and overalls, women white shoes and pumps, wash skirts, petticoats, and a variety of housewares. Highlights include denim overalls, dainty cut glass vases, alcohol stoves, water pitchers, and a wide range of women's and girls' apparel with promotional prices. The ad emphasizes clearance in basement and floor listings with multiple departments and items like gingham petticoats and silk petticoats.
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