ANOTHER DAY 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings
Savings accounts continue to offer four percent interest with banks advertising steady yields. Market watchers note stable rates amid ongoing inflation concerns.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
1
Savings accounts continue to offer four percent interest with banks advertising steady yields. Market watchers note stable rates amid ongoing inflation concerns.
Portland defeats San Francisco 6 to 3 as Beavers beat the Seals in a high scoring afternoon. Key moments include Steeny’s rough sixth inning and early runs by Fisher, Ward, Muche, Vaughn, and Nabby Jones driving in several locals. Read the Classified Ads.
In Los Angeles on July 5 Roy Afitehell the well known farm band was quiet as Oaks faced Vernon. Mitchell, recently rested, pitched well allowing four hits and two men to reach second. Sammy Beer also pitched effectively until a sinking spell. Doane Ringle Gleichmann Kisbers and Bates contributed to a 4-2 Vernon win.
Standings show Von Angeles 21 Salt Lake 11 Oakland 0 Vernon 4 Portland 6 San Francisco 2. Fogay's Schedule lists Los Angeles at Salt Lake Oakland at Vernon Portland at San Francisco.
Nell Brady raises hopes for Columbus as a key contributor, while Rudy Nulswitt's Portland Cement squad contends for the A A title. Snon appears sidelined after a brief entrance, Buddy Ryan faces limited readiness, and Nuddy may shift positions as the team adapts to injuries and lineup changes.
Salt Lake City July 6 The Salt Lake Utes suffer a 21 to 12 defeat to the Los Angeles Chancemen in a chaotic game described as a disastrous campaign. The report notes poor play, long drives, and crude scoring with managers and players mentioned, including Bart Woolums moving to first base and previous seasons in the Western league and Union association.
Reports from July 5 to 6 show the National League scheduling with weather delays and key games. Philadelphia defeated Neatan 7 2 to take second place. St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 1 in a pitchers duel. Chicago edged Pittsburgh 4 3 as Williams and Mann powered the offense.
New York July 6 the challenge round of the states lawn tennis tournament will be played next Saturday at the Orange Lawn Tennis Courts Mountain Station N Y The announcement by the tournament committee dispels any belief the title would go by default Theodore H McM winner of the open tournament will meet his doubles partner Karl H Rehr for the singles title while Harold Throckmorton and Dean Mathey Nassau doubles winners will play Pell and Tene for the doubles title both title holders must win to gain permanent possession of the trophies
In yesterday's American League action New York and Washington finished 3 to 3 as the rain postponed Boston Philadelphia. No other games were scheduled. Washington and New York had run totals listed with Keating pitching for New York and Ayers batting. the box score shows New York scoring 9 and Washington 1 in the late innings while a later line lists Washington 1 and New York 9 with various partial scores omitted.
One million voters have joined the Fire Million club, tied to the Prohibition party mobilizing for the national convention in St Paul July 18 21. Branches spread nationwide with Easton Maryland enrolling 2000 and Hartford Connecticut over 200, nearly every voter in some precincts. The pledge seeks support for candidates and party platforms favoring prohibition of the liquor traffic.
Ely, Net. July 5. Frank Barrieau defeated Perry Lewis over ten rounds in Ely. Barrieau controlled the bout with accurate punches, opening a cut above Lewis's eye and keeping the Denver boy on the defensive. Barrieau weighed 148 pounds to Lewis's 147, with plans to stay in Ely for a Labor Day match. The preliminary between Harry Veecher and Nete Vasailiou drew crowd attention, with Vassiliou judged the better fighter though the result was disputed by spectators.
In Tuehle Colorado Marguerite Cook age 1 year old bride of J G Cook, 62, a steel worker, was found dead near a bridge with a bullet wound. A short distance away lay Cook with a wound to the heart, believed self inflicted after shooting his wife. The couple had been separated for most of their seven month marriage.
Incorporation papers for five new companies were filed yesterday with the secretary of state. The Duchesne Power Company of Duchesne Utah is capitalized at 25 000 dollars in 150 shares of 100 dollars each with J S Dean Topeka Kansas as president W H Caramerer as vice president W T Pean as secretary and treasurer T W Sweatman and M J H Pope named as directors The Clover Flat Imigation Company of Coyote Garfield County is incorporated for 5000 dollars in 1 shares T E King as president J EL leaves as vice president Arthur Montague as operator and treasurer and T EF Micketta Herbert Gleaves and Lyman King as directors plus officers. The Duchesne Farm & Mortgaged remains mentioned in the filings.
The document lists the Weber Lumber Company of Ogden with capital stock of 230,000 divided into 2,600 shares of 100 each. James G. Taylor is named secretary, with RE Bord as president, and notes W H Cammerer, P W Hillings as incorporators, J S Dean as president, and T W Sweatman as vice president.
On the Fourth near Provo a Knight party vehicle skidded on a narrow turnpike between Salem and Spanish Fork. Mrs Kaoleht drove. all occupants escaped serious harm though Mrs Knight and Mrs Worsley were bruised and Mrs Knight suffered shock. Others, including Lena Christensen, were uninjured. Dr Woodfull and Dr Kelly assisted. In Idaho, Nick Zeene was arrested for robbery, accused of stealing a friend's watch and $10 in gold. held on $500 bond.
An elderly lady struggles with a plant name in a quaint window scene. The florist’s assistant and observers share smiles as she recalls childhood England and the broom that turned yellow amid moorland heather.
A sharp critique notes that height is not what makes men lofty, but the disdain they show from above. The phrase implies aristocratic contempt and how audiences perceive those in power, contrasting physical stature with moral bearing.
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