Beet Sugar Prosperity Report Amid Rural Strife and Law Reform
An 1914 contrast notes a 50 cent beet price increase announced by Amalgamated Sugar, with future plant expansion and farmer participation. It narrates wartime shifts, rising profits, and district payouts, then pivots to commentary on traffic law, police power, and bicycle safety, urging civil conduct and stricter enforcement of traffic and public safety laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Idaho
Ochen
Orden
Disregard of Pedestrians At City Crossing Incident
A chaotic scene at Twenty-fifth Street and Lincoln Avenue follows a bicycle race clash with a streetcar. A pedestrian girl is knocked down as riders collide with a Salt Lake and Ogden car. bystanders and a signal maintainer discuss blame, while an officer questions onlookers and a sheriff in plain clothes notes the event. The incident sparks debate over who bears responsibility and the treatment of victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Well Brew
Husky
Salt Lake
Ogden
Eitzen
Peasing
West Branch West Branch rebuked over loyalty storm
A fragment from a 1919 era column condemns West Branch Iowa for patriotism doubts amid national service disputes. It cites Captain McGregor of West Branch and mentions disloyal acts by townsfolk while noting other cities’ reactions and questions about future residency for the cited captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Lowa
Tuitla
Mexico
Can. J. C. McGregor
West Tiranch
Iowa
West Branch
McGregor
Tha Capton
Firet
Hutie
Fireside Reflections on Loyalty and Citizenship
The piece argues Hess is correct and urges exile of Went ranch. It praises Captain McGregor and condemns those unworthy of American citizenship. It calls for readiness to defend the flag and for the community to support royal defenders at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellele
Hess
Pirat
Fint Casary
Ferva
McGregor
Deden
Ster Gregor
Enunici
Unarmed Country Debate on National Preparedness
A letter from the Committes on National Preparedness argues that mere buildup of armies and navies without mobilizing industrial strength is insufficient. It urges rapid rifle and shell production, warns against reliance on foreign arms, and cites England and Russia as examples of massive mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary A. Wire Wood
Standart
National Defense Shapes Manufacturing Roles for Industry
The piece argues major manufacturers must adapt to produce nonstandard articles for defense. It highlights opportunities for captains of industry and workers alike to serve the nation, stressing the need for intelligence and loyalty in this pivotal effort and its impact on America's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loing
America
World Markets Report From July Hog and Cattle Receipts
Ohio and Chicago markets show varied receipts and steady undertone. Hog demand stays firm with limited selling. cattle and sheep receipts mix of steady to higher prices across steers cows heifers and feeders. Sugar futures stay quiet yet steady with near term contracts steady to unchanged at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ombhaha
Sebra
Wales
Ateady
Kinga
Wethera
Jamba
New York
Wheat market eases as expert notes moisture outlook
In Chicago Grain, July futures slid on government crop report bearishness and weak buying support. A leading expert linked northwest moisture to an improving crop outlook, while oats moved with corn and hogs provided some support in provisions as traders booked profits and export demand influenced prices.
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Chicago
Northwest
Ypallanti
Seaboard
July 1916 Local Market Summary With Mining Slump
A July 1916 market wrap notes a quiet week with no price records in mining. Repurposed reports show Iron Mossom and Silver King ton regaining strength while Poor Explora- Hon experiences a sharp slide from 150 to 105 due to weak demand. Quotes from brokers Hogla & Co summarize copper and silver movements and list various stocks and bids across the board.
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Iron Mossom
Kington
Pirie
J. 4
Hogla & Co
Brok Ra
Wastiinatons
Flaming Secsion Puest Mben
Fernide
T! Atellan Con
Hitnetarr Amalgamated
BOON
Ute Vottenmond
New Qalney
Prince Con
Fiewall
Buti Uh
South Hecht
Levy
Aorey
Weethde
Tat
Shokint
Good Re
Open
Miton
Fone
Feo Ghant
Sota Sas
Vr O Colhe WI Ete
An Tageih
Beg Ny Pte
Mia Areer
Desert Baylogs and Local Bank Bids Listed in Market
A long list of bids from Desert Baylogs to Utah Power & Light shows bid and ask prices across multiple banks and companies. Notable entries include First National with 00 bid, McCarrick & Co. at 287, Zion's Savinge Bank & Trust at 4423 bid, Industrial Stocks like Amalgamated Sugar at 200, Layton Sugar at 180, and Intermountain Life at 343.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Baylogs
Farmer & Stockgrowers
First National
Orden
Geso Bia
Brigham
McCarrick & Co
National City Bank
Ogden Gavings Bank
Orfen Btale Bank
Grate Bank
Brigham City
Balk Lake Security and Trust
Thatcher Bros. Logan
Utah State National
Utah Savings & Trust
Walker Mos
Zion's Savinge Bark & Trust
Tamnes Nanking
Davis County
Layton
Amalgamated Sugar
Djeneficial Life
Cement Recuritice
Consolidated Wagon
Con Litelos
Byer Fresh Food Co
Guardian C. & G. Co
Fire Tea
H. J. Grant & Co
Hotel Utah Op. Co
Tuland Crystal Ball
Intermountain Life
Layton Sugar
Mountain States Telephone
Utah Fire Clay
Utah Power & Light
Viel
Lion Coal
Galco Hardware expands in Intermountain region
Galco Hardware Co known as Thew A Lowe Co has grown rapidly in recent years ranking third in freight tonnage in the Intermountain area. The firm issues a heavy hardware catalogue for contractors and mill supply references and plans a fall release. An Ogden official notes rapid regional growth and anticipates Ogden as a leading mountain trade center. The plant on Washington Avenue invites inspection, with machine shops and ware rooms adjacent to the tracks. The company operates a Special Auto Service to meet trains for local and out of town patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lowe Co
Pe Ft Ia
Galco Hardware Co
Intermountain
Feade
Aisek
Latr
Ogden
Arcky Mountain
Washington Avenue
Dwyorce Granted Tow BG Kennedy Dwyorce Granted Tow BG Kennedy
A decree at divorce has been granted William I Kennedy from Mary Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy failed to appear or answer the complaint, and the attorney's testimony was sufficient. The couple were married December 4 in Ogden Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diveree
William i. Ft. Kennedy
Mary ¥. Kennedy
Mra. Kennety
Tenn
Ogden
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Local Parcels
William G Wilson and wife transfer southeastern quarter of RecHOn 18 Township 6 north to Nete Sorenmyn pirk. Noel of Fal Lake transfers to 0 Os Meomaquiss of alt Lake all of Jots.
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William G Wilson
Nete Sorenmyn Pirk
RecHon 18
Yance Oon Noel
Lake Menalan
Pant Seharte
Salt Lake
Os Meomaquiss
Alt Lake
University Place Addition
Joseph Fisher
Farr
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Balt Lake Meridian
Willams G. Wilson
Oxden City Survey
Carrier Bons and Vacation Pay for Carrier Boys
The text details carrier boys receiving a week of vacation with pay, with four boys off each Monday until all have had their week. It mentions various unrelated items and quotes about hardship, class satire, and public notices, including references to sugar companies and real estate transactions, reflecting a miscellany page from a historical newspaper.
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Carrier Boys
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Guncey
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Curbstone Court
Hans
Recklean Automobilista
Allence
Careleas
10WA
Towa
Ogden Savings Bank
Wesina
Hore
Europe
Tx Mammoth
Eneland
Oen
Rusaia
Trusaia
Japan
United States
Gregt Arilala
Rusehe
Pune
Avi
Uriml
Maplestiere Foodie
Yager
Celine
Lkippers
Apeculators
Chicago Grain
Remit Navanih Fem MA
Af Natlegal Oer
Lea
J. A. Mogle & CO
Drokers
Phine
24Th Street
Milch’s
Galco Hardware
Dworce
Kennedy
England
Philadelphia Ledger
HIVE
Amos Whittaker
Iife
Amos
Andy
Jeosso
Jesso
Agony
London Times
Punch
Insille
Rene
Toy
Utah Power & Light Co
Eccles
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