Elks Honor Flag with Veteran Speakers and G A R Guests
A evening program at Ogien lodge No. 71 marking Flag Day featured tributes to the flag. Captain E. T. Huthnirki of the GA B delivered the principal address, with remarks on patriotism, national justice, and foreign policy alongside ritual ceremonies and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogien Lodge
Grant Avenue
United State
Palma
Honar
the Elks
Grand Army of the Republic
Auditorim
E. T. Huhinrki
Dix-Logan
Pat Ratie
Freight Depots to Close Saturday Afternoons This Summer
Beginning next Saturday and through June July and August all local freight offices and depots including Union Pacific Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Denver Rio Grande will close Saturday afternoons. Clerks and freight handlers will receive a half holiday on Saturdays for the three months, a practice used in past summers.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Denver & Rio Grande
Little Miss Brown Arrives at the Alhambra Tomorrow
The Alhambra Theater hosts the play Little Miss Brown tomorrow, adapting a volume by Phillip Bartholomew.
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Miss Brown
the Alhambra
Phillip Bartholomew
New Train to Run Chicago to California on June 19
A new passenger train will be added between Chicago and California by Chicago & North Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The main line departs Chicago daily at 10:20 a.m. and arrives in San Francisco on the third day at 9:30 p.m. The eastbound departs San Francisco at 10:20 a.m. and arrives in Chicago on the third day at 1:00 a.m. Earle and Anita, Alhambra tonight.
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Chicago
California
Chicago & North Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Ogden Educators to Spend Summer in California
Matilda Pelevaon, former pre director of Weber county schools, will join Box Fid board of education as primary department sharer. Albert Paw, Weber music director, attends summer school at Berkeley. Miss Peterson plans California stay and attending national conventions in Oakland before returning to lead primary work in September. Powell plans early summer return after supervisory study in music.
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Matilda Pelevaon
Weber County Schools
Box Fid Board of Education
Albert Paw
Berkelyst
Miss Peterson
California
Aldo
Oakland
Tiine
Powell
Ap Povntul
Wisconsin Medical Men Visit Oden on Their Way to Coast
Wisconsin medical men including W. Wherry and George Vo Reewa tour Oden en route to the coast. They will observe local hospitals and discuss dental and medical care with the community leaders. The trip includes sightseeing stops and anticipated discussion of health outreach programs.
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Wisconsin
Oden
W. Wherry
George Vo
Weber
California
Forest Road Building Across Utah and Nevada Areas
Reports detail highway work by the forest service with C H Kendall surveying routes from Uluta basin to Salt Lake Valley and Ka mas Stockmore road from Uinta basin toward Salt Lake and Ogden valleys. R A Brown notes improvements to the Ruby valley to Elko route, noting snow drift and damp areas. A M Smith returns from Washington planning supplies, while firefighting depots are established in San Francisco Spokane Kalispell and Missoula. Nils B Eckho studies future planting sites in several forests. grazing and poison plant issues noted in the Manti district. A government telephone line is built Monticello to Cottswood station, and farmers in the La Sal district hired wolf pups for predator control. Also includes commodity market summaries for cattle hogs and wheat.
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C.H. Kendall
Forest Service
Dantela Canyon
Uluta Forest
Ulata Basin
Salt Lake Valley
Strawberry Valley
Ber
Provo
C. P. Calvert
Kamas-Stockmore
Uinta Basin
Salt Lake
Ogden Valleys
Kamas
Coalville
Park City
R. A. Brown
Ruby Forest
Nevada
Brown
Ruby Valley
Ruby Range
Elko
Cafa
A. M. Smith
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
California
Spokane
Kalispell
Missoula
Idaho
Montana
D. M. Lang
Manti Forest
Mattson
Fairview
Fairview Canyon
Utah Fuel Company
Ttah
Nils B. Eckho
Fishlake
Mini‘doka
Tiaho
Rom Monticello
Cottaswood
la Sal National Forest
Utah
World Markets Open With Mixed War Shares Gains
New York stock market opened with war shares showing little change. Westinghouse Electric led early trading, rising to 982.4 and reaching a 2 point high, New York Air Brake gained 4, General Electric and Baldwin Locomotive moved up, with Reading Missouri Pacific and Chesapeake Ohio edging higher. Chicago hog prices were unsettled with receipts around 34,000, light hogs steady to slightly higher, while mixed and heavy hogs varied. Omaha hog market details begin with June 16 sales notes.
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New York
Westinhouse Electric
Air Brake
General Wiedkie
American
Baldwin Locomotive
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake& Ohio
Chicago
Wheat prices slump as harvest weather aids bulls
Chicago grain notes record low prices for the 1916 wheat crop amid Liverpool declines and improved domestic harvest weather. Despite the downturn, some buying emerged from reports of heavy frags in North Dakota. The market opened lower before further sagging as Washington reported a $14,256,207 foreign trade surplus for the week ended June 12, with imports at $33,021,619 and exports $40,877,826. Raw sugar in New York was steady with centrifugal at 4.89 cents, molasses 4.12 cents, refined steady, and futures broadly unchanged at noon.
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Chicago
Liverpool
North Dakota
Washington
Une
United States
Department
New York
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Elas
Hood
Charles Lamb
Europe
James Monroe
Maximililan
Mexico
Magdeleng Bay
George Dewey
Santis Bay
Hawaii
Lke
Sven
Yoache Ivalleys
Presto Iling Preston Gobel
Thos, Farr & CO
George A. Barry
A. S. Macbeth
Gertrude Barry
Ogden
Commission
Ogden, Utah
Re Cr & etables—Poultry
Ane
Anita Stewart
Alhambra
Earle
Anita
Oeavige News
Texas
Martet
Spa
Omaha Livestock
Omaha, Neb
Aberdeen
Big Uns
Kenilworth
Ind, Goal & Coke Co
Earl of Sandwich
Frank Tea & Spice CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago Grain
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Jitney
SALEM
Forco
Filarry David
Ogden’s
Popular Price Jeweler
Eccles
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