Claims Service Station Declared Nuisance Damaging Home
Winifred H. H. McCool sues Continental Oil for abatement of a Conoco service station at Twenty fifth Street and Quilocy Avenue, alleging noise from engines, air pumps, lights, and vehicle activity, plus odors and glare harming her home near 879 Twenty-Alth Street. She claims depreciation of property value from 1600 to 4000 dollars and reduced rental income, seeking relief and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred HH. McCool
Chex and Stine
Continental Oll Company
Quincy Avenue
Platotima
Amelia
Body found on Weber River bank signals possible murder
Decomposed corpse of a man about thirty five found on the Weber River bank near Wah Construction yards after a reported struggle. Police and coroner investigate with witnesses, soldiers, and reporters at the scene. body identified as Hennie Dayera of Loran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber River
Wah Construction Company
Oregon Short Line
Grant Syphera
Judge Marker
C. le Fare
Sherif Wiliam Brown
Sherif Petriaoa
Earl Wiegins
Ben A. Critchlow
Alfred Gladwell
Noble
Kan
Mag
Idaho Raldiers
Union Pacific Railroad
Darker
EA. Larkin
Hennie Dayera
Loran
Regulated enlistment weight rise may broaden recruit pool
New army rules lower minimum weight from 120 to 110 pounds and reduce height from 5 feet 4 inches to 5 feet 1 inch, aiming to draft more applicants previously exempt. The change could expand the national army while barring some underweight applicants from service. Other items include a court matter and a job call for construction workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreands
Regular Army
City Contest Over Paving Protests in Garden City
In a morning session City Engineer Joseph M. Tracy led the case for the Tron treighth street district paving project. He said nine protests not owned by the city were properly disallowed with only one name listed for protested properties. Attorneys for protesting owners are preparing individual appeals, likely to continue shaping the case as it moves toward conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attormese
Garden City
Trontreighth Street
Thin Morn
Inna Seasion
Joseph M. Tracy
Witeas
Cnaes Uke
Elizabeth Childs
Eizabeth AL Childs
Chig Eminerr
Tracy
Mame Wan
City Commission
Harrop Appeals to District Court in Local Police Case
Willam McCtond and Joe Miller faced fines in police court for unlawful drinking. Officer Harrop testified about conduct during a ride incident and noisy behavior. One man was fined for acting unlawfully on the sidewalk and using abusive language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darker
Harrop
Tarrop
Willam McCtond
Joe Miller
Deine
Walax
Pallies Auto
Jon Jt van Riven
Hahta
J. Harrop
Oficer Vrack Togle
Corn trading jitters ripple through Chicago markets
Chicago quotations show nervousness over trading checks in corn at St Louis and Kansas City lifting price volatility. September delivery fixed high, new business restricted, Texas and Oklahoma droughts pressuring values while oats and wheat swing with corn weakness. Provisions drop as corn weakens. feed prices respond.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Yama
Texas
Oklahoma
Omaha Livestock Market Report Text
Omaha market activity July 1 shows cattle receipts 2100 with mixed to higher demand. Native cows and heifers range around 7.50 to 13.15, stockers and feeders 6.50 to 9.51, Texas steers about 8.70 to 9.10, cows and bulls varying to 7.70 to 9.50, sheep receipts 10,500 with prices 7.53 to 15.40 for yearlings and lambs noted as slow with a 10 to 18 cent drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chicago hog market and corn trading notes
July 1 reports show improved demand from shippers and speculators lifting hog prices though offerings found a ready outlet. Sheep trading was quiet and corn activity paused with September contracts halted in Kansas City. No change to the maximum price of $1.62 in effect.
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Chicago
Chwago
Kansas
City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Utah Stocks Market Summary Shows Mixed Local Activity
Local market summary reports Standard opening strong at 12714 and rising, with about 6509 shares traded. Silver King Coalition and other hint-priced stocks mostly steady but down 5 cents on 1635 shares. New Quincy declined a few cents with 6200 shares changing hands, while Columbus Revalle rose modestly amid overall varied activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Silver King Coalition
New Quincy Agale
Daren Werm
Columbus
Revalle
Market closes mixed with varied penny stocks gains
The bid list shows gains for Tintic Central and several early producers while many names trade in small increments. Notable quotes include American Consolidated Copper at 111 and Tallied totals for Columbus Rexall and May Day holdings. bank and industrial stocks display modest bids and asks across Deseret National, First National branches, Amalgamated Sugar, and Mountain States Telephone among others.
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Pittsburg
Cappath Alvarez
Felline Medien Standard
Utah ‘Theatre Co
Utah
J. A. Hogie & Co
Hudson Avenue
Alhambra
Mary Pickford
Ogden
Hich
Yestery Day
Tintic Central
Sates - Alta Consolidated
Albion
Antelope Star
American Consolidated Copper
Big Four
Columbus Rexall
FOO
Colorado Consolidated
Nowell
Iron Blossom
Keystone
Miter Hue
May Day
Michlezo-Utah
New Quincy
Mannack
Prince Consolidated
Paloma
Nien Whitington
Bells
Bliver King Coalition
Sloe Consolidated
South Media
Tiatle Central
Tintic Standard
Commercial National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
First National
Hiarked
Logan
Brigham
McCornick & Co
Merchants
National Bank of the Republic
National City
Ogden State
Security State
Salt Lake
Utah State National
Utah Saylogs and Trust
Walker Brothers
Zion's Bavings and Trust
Amalgamated Sugar
Consolidated Wagon
Consolidated Life Insurance
Uouse Fire Insurance
Tiotel Utah Operating Co
Lion Coal
Mountain States
Ogden Tracking & Provision
Idaho Guear
Utah Gas & Coke
Utah Power & Light First
Ogden Pictures Corporation
Pavia
Weber Canal
Sam
Mary Janes
Wale- Cues
Boot Shop
Washington
A. H. Ashton
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