Local News Briefs from Ogden District Court and City
District court hearings opened with Mrs Chadwick seeking cover for 32000 in life insurance on husband Chadwick. Other items note indictments, birthdays, and relocations. bankers discuss Ogden meeting, Induction papers issued, and Mrs Chadwick’s insurance matter dominates the page with various notices, arrivals, and local updates.
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Mando Chadwick
Wea
Judea Alg
Arlgham
Chadwick
Agen
Brighinn Yeaters
Thrft Stamp Prize Won By Ogden Girls
After a long rivalry the Ogden girls dominated the thrift stamp contest and won the prize. The event raised more than $500 in total stamps and featured several standout performers including Hines, Tut Margin, and Misa Veanse.
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Thrift Stamp Prize
Ogden Girls
Nowstenila
John Walely
wiNy Crow
Tegan
Ogton
Lyon Ierly Orian
Wear to make home in Ogden after 22 years
James A Wear, 82, veteran of the Civil War, plans to move from Ogden to Chicago with his wife. He served as janitor of the Carnegie Library for 12 years and helped beautify the grounds. He recalls service in the Shenandoah Valley with the First Virginia Regiment and a long Union Army career.
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Ogden
Yesra
Jiamen A. Wear
Civit
Chicago
Ward
Virginia
Shenandoah
Voluken
Birthday Party for Harry Gale at Heritage in Ogden Canyon
Society notes report a birthday celebration for Harry Gale of the Heritage in Ogden Canyon. Attendees include Elna Cinta, Bea Gale, Lamb, Taylor Ste Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Ham, Mary Joseph Guid, and Leith Pear kon, with table decor of American beauty roses. After lunch guests swam, rode boats, and danced. gifts were exchanged. Other items note Mrs. Carl Clark and son Clarence returning to Evanston, Mrs. Mary Koppenyan departing for Wisconsin, and Mina Lidig leaving for the east. The Child Culture Club hosts its annual field day at Mrs. Joseph Click’s home with invited honorary members attending.
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Harry Gale
Dpedgrew
Heritage
Ogden Canyon
Auryreed
Hlamnather
Brothera
Telalives
Rlenda
Mi Elna Cinta
Bea Gale
An Mra
O, Lamb
Taylor Ste Arthur
Bork Ham
Mary
Joseph Guid
Child Culture Club
Child Cultura Club
Joseph Click
Ocesalon
Maten Returns to Idaho After Visit in Mantrelier
O G Maten hag returned to hie vom in Mantrelier Idaho after spending the week end in Opden with his parents Mr. and Mrs Ef Eaton and children at 765 West Twelfth street. He also visited with his sister Mrs JW Myers on Seventh street during his stay in this city.
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Idaho
O. G. Maten Hag
Hie Vom
Mantrelier
Ida
Ater
Opden
Mra
Eatay
Nod
Eaton
JW. Myers
Hla Atny
Elty
Eaves for Florida Officer Leaves Fort for School
Walter Broker who recently enlisted in the quartermaster corps left Fort Doughty Monday for Dacksnonyville Pia. There he will enter the school for quartermasters. Mr Hlokwe Ja Ui kephow of fom Mein ine of this city and as cousin of CB Wytmer of Garrison ave.
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Eaves
Florida
Walter Broker
Quartermaster's Corps
Wrmy
Fort Doughty
Dacksnonyville
Pia
Hlokwe Ja Ui Kephow
Fom
Utah man perfects indicator device in Salt Lake
Macari Geoshot of Salt Lake, inventor of the UC-1T Indicator, demonstrates a portable cash register attachment viewable from any part of a store. The device attaches to registers, is battery powered, and can be used at distance. The company based in Salt Lake plans high daily production while regulatory notes limit rubber imports and licensing.
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Macari Geoshot
Salt Lake
Walash Waho
Paramilealor
Grogtell
Belle and Splt
Opiden
Promoted to Captain Clark of Ogden Receives Promotion
Friends of Dr. Fred Clark of Ogden announce his formal promotion to the medical service corps captaincy. Clark, born in Ogden and a Jefferson Medical College graduate, left for Fort Riley in 1918 and has since served, with his wife and two children Harold and Marjorie, his mother Mrs. Joseph Clark, a sister Miss Piling, and two brothers. The appointment became effective June 1, with duties at Camp Funston before possible reassignment.
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Fred 1
Clark
Ogden
Re- Sarva Corps
Mea
Ura
Fork Riley
Canarg
Funslon
Dr. Clarke
Joseph Clark
Iowith
Jefferson Medien Caloge
Uta Wits
Allen Bowrlmy Clark
Harold
Marjorie
Mia
Births Reported by City Death Department
George and Dora Chirlétengen Knight Ben Hospital June 12 0 boy. Christen and Annie Slapen Weat Weber June 6 1 boy. Lugh and Verna Tavla Howe int 14 a boy and Ida Wheat Filkington 2010 Pacific avenue June 18 rl.
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Cily
George
Dora
Chirlétengen
Knight
Ben Hospital
Christen
Annie Slapen
Weat Weber
Lugh
Verna Tavla Howe
Ida Wheat Filkington
Pacific Avenue
Markets and Livestock Summary From June Reports
World markets open with gains led by Crucible Steels Republic Iron and General Motors on favorable war news. Livestock receipts in Ogden and Omaha show steady cattle and hog prices with mixed to higher bids. cattle and veal ranges recorded across several grades. hogs at Omaha traded around 16.15 to 16.30. Sheep markets sparse with lambs around 16.00 to 16.50.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Crucible Steels
Republic Iron
General Motors
United Staton Bleet
Wilson
Millsburg
West Virginia
Raila
United States Steel
Rendiax
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 19
Receipts 6000 head with mixed bidding. Cattle: fed steers around 17.25 to 18.00. cows near 12.25 to 15.50. bulls 3.00 to 6.00. calves 15.00 to 20.00. Hogs: varied from 16.00 to 18.00. sows and boars weaker. Lambs and yearlings active with buyers steady. Chicago hog prices show firm to higher tone. receipts 11000.
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Ogden Livestock
Union Stock
Conpn
Rigady
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Alockera
Sileel
Iecelpta Papot
Aleady
Welhers
Ewes
Lamby
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Highve
IGYS
Piatetern
West
Tarluiry Sitniecket Lawer
Dregs JC Eel
Belley
Ealyey
Jtes
Chigago
Miticagm
Tyeels
Ste
Packard
Wife seeks Class One draft for husband in order to send him to war
A city draft board is asked by Mrs. Wallth Devore to move her husband Andrew Purr Devore from Class 4 to Class 1A so he can be drafted. She swears he has abused her and their 11 year old daughter, describing a pattern of violent beatings and neglect. The affidavit led to a quick board decision that transferred Devore to Class 1A and set his call date for June 24, with his home in Ogden and the couple married in August 1914 in La Junta, California.
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Nieband
Claen 4
Seemplinn
Wallth Devore
Andrew Purr Devore
Devore
Jus Hinbaod
Clasa 4 Mars
Ogden
Pnentelio
Shipmons Bullish Turns Rally in Mixed Market
Futures for corn rose after a bullish session sparked by improved export demand and favorable weather. Opening declines gave way to moderate gains across July and August contracts, with a cautious tone on the crop’s critical phase. Mixed activity in metals and miners followed, as Provisions advanced alongside corn while offerings stayed light and several stocks posted varied quotes.
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Shipmons
Utah Stocks Quotation Sheet for June 19 1918
Quotations furnished over the private wire of J A Hogle and Co 2409 Hadean Avenue show the cloning sales for June 19 1918. Flowle supplied the quotations.
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J. A. Hogle & Co
Hadean Avenue
J. A
Flowle
Coal Prices and Contacts From Regional Listings
The notice compiles several coal and material price asks from multiple suppliers. Lion Coal lists 90, Mt Slaten Tel 100, Opden Pex Prov 100, Standard Coal 88, Utah Firg Clay 79, Idaho Sugar 4, with varying asks and references to BOG and measured conditions.
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Lion Coal
Meat shipments rejected over quality concerns at inquiry
Hundreds of thousands of pounds of meat intended for American battle use, supplied by Wilson & Company, were rejected for poor condition. Captain Williams of the Navy testified at the federal trade commission inquiry that bad meat had been furnished to the Navy.
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Nsw
York
Wilson & Company
Wiliams
Navy
Lextifod
Federal Trade
Commieslan
Fourth Liberty Loan Outlined Plans Short and Vague
Wallington June 19 tentative plans of the fourth Liberty loan as indicated by the treasury set a minimum amount of six billion with an interest rate of 4 44 per cent. Details are unclear with several OCR errors but imply early opening in November and bond denominations unspecified.
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Wallington
Treasury
Canigalen
Netobey
Joan
Crowder to rule on useful labor during war orders
Washington June 19 Major question is what constitutes useful and nonuseful employment under Provost Marshal Crowder’s work or fight order. Army officers and labor department officials are studying the issue with other government agencies and a ruling is expected within a day or so. Homestead bill passage noted as it moves to President for approval. Day War Savings Stamps urged to boost citizen financial effort.
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Washington
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