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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1918
Page
5
The Standard plans to distribute "Carry A Soldier" signs to autoists. Red white and blue signs printed on gum paper will be placed on windshields to show patriotism. Many autoists have sought signs at the recruiting station but were told action awaited from the Weber club.
Milton H. Welling of Utah named by the Democratic leaders as dependable in the House. He received a letter urging him to attend a three day session to assist in carrying out an agreement among party members. The letter references a proposition and the need to keep enough members present at meetings.
Erie garbled listings describe a Prowest Day at Liberty Park in Ogden with speaking and musical programs, a ball game, and a featured wrestling match between Patsen and Joba Ikeiler. Exhibition aims to draw crowds with engaging sport and social events. hospital chatter and reception chatter also appear in broken lines.
Ralph Cloninger, known Ogden actor, plans departure toward Camp Lewis with a contingent of national army men en route to Camp Lowry. He arranged a farewell at the depot through a Selby letter, having appeared on stage with Geldy Roach and earlier tried to enlist in the navy before the draft.
Officers transferred at camp include Colonel William C Webb commander of the Winh artillery and Captain J B Ward regimental adjutant. A comprehensive reorganization of duty rosters followed, with transfers affecting multiple batteries and companies to balance strength and improve administration.
A garbled snippet appears to mix names and phrases. It mentions Amun, tie papers, rave hosa, and a spiker, with stray fragments suggesting a disrupted report or personal note. The readable content is minimal, lacking clear events or identifications.
John Lacy a railroad man traveling from Chicago to Lake was arrested at Union depot by Deputy Sheriff Robert Mark and appeared in Justice court on a charge of intoxication. He was fined 50 dollars or 30 days in jail. Lacy claimed he did not know Utah was a state and said the liquor was obtained in Bryanston. Dorothy Dalton stars in The Flame of the Yukon and a Big V comedy at the Cozy today and tomorrow.
Sir Clara Morris and Miss Louise Owens, graduates of Oyden’s nurses training school, will soon leave to join a Red Cross unit. Morris received a telegram Monday asking her to reply with readiness details, while Owens awaits notice. Both about three years since graduation from Dee hospital program, Morris already has her Red Cross pin.
UTAN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE GO and the Geo A Lowe Company advertise commercial storage facilities on Washington Avenue. They emphasize sprinkler-equipped warehouses and low insurance rates, presenting themselves as specialists in storage services for businesses.
The district board reports several appeal actions and reclassifications. Franklin G Boulger shifts from $-B to 1-7 with action suspended. Shearer moves 30 to 1-A with action sustained. Rolapp transitions from 4-4 to Class 1. George A Lorn changes from ATi to LX with sustained district action. Alexander White shifts from 4-A to 3 with district yard action.
Special cars arranged by Utah Idaho Central Railroad for the Pioneer day celebration in Huntsville tomorrow will depart Melon at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. The last car from Huntsville will leave at 1 a.m. The cars will return after a brief stop in Huntsville.
Special Correspondence reports bombs bursting over Grove during a church service conducted by Rev. Ferury Sloane Cofin of New York. An ambulance unit arrived amid debris and aircraft overhead as locals and soldiers attended the ceremony in a war zone setting.
Pittsburg reports a conference will be held in Washington with Provost General Crowder and war department officials on Secretary Maker's ruling that the work of Debt applies to professional baseball. Gary Herrmann says an effort will be made to obtain government consent to reprint baseball until season’s end. Berlin plans a one mark deposit pass to celebrate a 10th anniversary, noting a birth rate of 40,000.
Younes KO and Brown enlist and will leave July 2 to join a contingent. Brown, veteran of 137 battles, is praised by local circles and lines up for a staged bout at Le with Kalzer Nit and others under Ornkeum and Billy Glasmann management. Wheat deal mules trigger heated exchanges as Taner notes fingers burned.
Daily market notes from New York and Omaha list metal quotations and livestock receipts. Prices shown include copper and silver, hogs and cattle at Kansas City and Omaha, with several feeders and calves reported, along with steady to higher trend notes and mixed commodity activity.
In New York trading July 24 renewed Diure against United States Steel dominated the session as stocks moved erratically under professional control. Telegraph and telephone shares remained weak while Western Union slipped two points. Canadian issues led the rally with Haven and others advancing. Liberty bonds hovered near key levels with prices fluctuating between $99.40 and $94.00 and 434s near 3.95.
Chicago July 23. Receipts and continued favorable weather led to renewed weakness in the town market. Early strength faded as scarce offerings kept prices volatile with August to 1.500 and 1.5034 for hogs and cattle seeing a general setback. Oats offerings appeared weaker with hedging present while export demand rumors for carne supported later in the session.
Chicago market notes hogs and cattle receipts and price shifts. Hogs show varying bids with slight gains and meat values around 18 to 19 dollars. cattle receipts around 14,000 with steer demand steady to higher, beef and veal prices mostly firm to up. Lambs advance about 28 percent with typical regional price ranges. New York figures follow with steady gains in centrifugal values.
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