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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
6
Thirty five cars of horses will depart Ogden on Tuesday to serve in the war zone in France. The shipment includes hundreds of animals to bolster British and allied forces, with the Ogden Horse Sale Commission coordinating transfers to the British government for battlefield use.
Several youths appeared in municipal court on charges of raiding a cherry orchard owned by M. K. dxobhis near Tyerdale. Four were fined $3 each and given lectures by Juriga George Be Bharker. Three defendants, aged 17, were turned over to juvenile court, including Maynart Paterson Wayne Anderson and J. J. Slantit. The others faced charges of malicious mischief. first defendant Victor Gyten named as among those arrested earlier.
A 1930s cinema note outlines Viola Dana starring in a Belgie raaralg tale at the Cab theater with Donn Col Ting directing. The piece highlights a lively plot featuring Star Willard a tomboy who dreams of a big prize and a boyish disguise amid a backstage comedy and romantic entanglements.
A colorful festival program features a chorus of celebrated performers backing Miss Dana. Highlighted participants include Halo Samintond Eulwan Abotes, whose presence signals high public interest and a vibrant arts season.
The Urovka 2 Sen Livestock Co of Rawlina Wyoming reports 600 head of thoroughbred Catswell rips to be sold October 1 at the Ogden livestock market in Sevier. Stocksmen describe the herd as in high demand and in strong condition. Brooks of the company says they have rounded up cattle from the West and that many are highbred ewes in good shape.
The city health department lists births at multiple addresses. Entries include a June 18 boy born to Chie and Tavrete Garner Woolcack at 260 Bartow Avenue and a June 19 day birth for Richard and Mabey Turner Crum at Dive hospital.
A real examiner of 23 who has been stationed in the national contest in Weemins will depart this evening for Marve Win where he will be engaged in war work for the government at the federal laboratory There
Neighbors of Woorteral Offlen cliche fo hold memorial service Sunday evening at 681 Me Hora Street. The memorial ride will be held in the City Cemetery at FSH.
Mrs W S Donaldson of 2270 Moffitt avenue is honored for three sons volunteering for World War I. George Donaldson, in Kearney, on furlough. Delos left for Camp Lewis in April and now in New York City. Eddie Donaldson enlisted last May and is with the 307th motor car company at Camp Johnston Jacksonville Fla.
The Weber Ogden Red Cross chapter calls all women and girls to knit socks and sweaters for soldiers, aiming for 4 800 pairs of socks and 600 sweaters by August 20, with deliveries to Denver headquarters for use in France. The effort, led by Mrs. W. L Shearman, fosters friendly competition among city societies and emphasizes community cooperation across churches clubs and fraternal groups.
Ottawa dispatch reports the Canadian troop ship City of Vienna ran aground on the Atlantic coast. All troops and crew were safely removed as a salvage landing was conducted through the ship's officer. A heavy fog delayed rescue efforts and prompted early official warnings.
Washington briefing to Senate Military Committee outlines mobilization with 251000 troops on fighting line in Europe. Officials note numbers vary and emphasize ongoing war effort as March updates are discussed.
A municipal court session opened with Assistant City Attorney Vavle la Relic and A G Morw ca trading sharp remarks over veracity and carelessness. The judge adjourned to next week due to absence of key witness Captain Mohian, delaying trial at least three weeks. No conclusive evidence was presented as the court prepared to hear further classified notices.
President Wilson called a White House conference with Secretaries Lansing Duker and Daniels and Admiral Bennon to discuss the Russian situation. A report circulated that the meeting reviewed American and Allied military intervention in Siberia, with allies pressing for action. General Muir joined. naval officers brought a large map of Russia, and officials stressed secrecy while no official decision was announced.
The opening stock market session in New York shows irregular and hesitant moves with leaders signaling no decisive trend. Trading is limited to key sectors such as independent steels coal oils and marine specialties. United States Steel rises to near the week’s high while rail and other issues show limited gains and volume remains light.
Chicago market notes show weather conditions influencing corn trading with cautious selling at the start and later gains as prices shift. Sellers held back, then any significant price move drew reaction from traders in a choppy session.
Oats prices fluctuated from slight declines to small gains while August and September futures showed modest moves. Hedging demand for new oats kept the market soft, with no strong futures pressure. Hog receipts rose in Chicago to 9,000 with cash bids mostly 10 cents higher, while cattle, sheep, and regional markets mixed with varied feeding and slaughter quotes.
Fragmented notes show sales and receipts figures including spring lambs at 12.00, yearlings at 13.00, and heavy welders at 10.00. Mentions bulk sales around 15.7 and frez selling around 1830 to 15.75 with an owes balance of 10,090 dollars across sheep market items.
Washington July 6 Two of the 40000 ton battleships authorized by Congress will be constructed at Brooklyn navy yards. Secretary Iy Iels has approved the building of ways at that yard for this purpose.
Washington July reports Congress settled the government guaranteed price of wheat by approving 2.40 dollars, a change from the 2.59 dollars favored by the Senate. The action ends a long controversy and sets the new support level for farmers.
A vintage advertisement by C. M. Clay touts bath purity through claims of absolute mineral water. The text uses quirky spellings to emphasize cleanliness and quality, presented as a local business promotion.
Washington July 6 government officials announced that movist picture players and all skilled workers in film production are to be treated as legitimate theatrical performers. The move directs boards to consider such actors musicians and others employed in creation and presentation of moving pictures as engaged in productive employment.
The State of Utah to said defendant You are hereby summoned within twenty days after service to answer the complaint in Weber District Court. The action seeks dissolution of the marriage and custody of the minor child arising from the marriage between plaintiff Carrie Harris and defendant Harris. Address listed for service is 363 24th Street, Utah.
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