Two Nevada Men Killed as Train Strikes Auto
Russell Dorsey and J Tavelle of Death Nevada were instantly killed while George Sharp and Jim Russell of the bare place were severely injured when the automobile they rode in was struck by Southern Pacific mail train No 6. The four men attempted to cross in front of the speeding train and the engine struck the car before it cleared the tracks, according to Southern Pacific reports received in the morning.
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Nevada
Russell Dorsey
J. Tavelle
Hight
George Sharp
Jim Russell
Southern Pacific Mall
Ing
Southern Pacific
Ogden Eyes Aerial Mail Route Landing Offer
Ogden seeks a central landing and terminal station for a proposed trans continental aerial mail route. The Merchants of Ogden cite letters from Senator Reed Moot and Congressman Milton H. Welling pledging support and urging Ogden as a stopping point, following the Golden Spike celebration.
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Phaso
Ogden
Heed Smoat
Milton H. Welling
Merchants of
Merchante
Ozdens
Matherfield
Sacramento
Cal
Huntelwitt
Smapl
Oxden
Thors
Reed
Congressman Welling
Welling
Merchans
Army
M. I. Welling
Crop Sitretion 6 Now Considered Serious in Utah
The drought worsens across Utah with low water supplies and failing ranges. Weber county crops face damage without rain while grains, barley, oats, and alfalfa falter under heat. Some fruits like peaches, apples, and tomatoes show mixed results. cattle and sheep remain in relatively good condition. Temperatures across multiple towns are recorded with ranges drying up and stock conditions varying.
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Utah
United States Weather Bureau
Sait Lake
Weber County
Ooden
Salt Lake
Weather Office
Millard
Deseret
Flighest Telly
Old Folks Day at Lorin Farr Park in Weber County
The elderly of Weber County are feted today at Lorin Farr Park with ward and Relief Society involvement. About 1250 people are expected to attend as gates opened at 10 am and events run from 2:30 pm with talks. White blue and red badges mark age brackets, honoring ages 90 and over, 80 and over, and 70 and over respectively. A concert by the Ogden Stake band precedes noon.
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Weber County
Lorin Farr Park
Relief Society
Uak
Bey Het Nootety
Opten
Ogden
North
Weber S
Weber
Aly Lor Fir Park
Ogden Later
Trent
Utah Nationg
Ogden Milling Interests Weigh Building in Denver Firm cites current supply and high costs
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company of Denver, led by J. Mullen, responds to Ogden inquiry about expansion. He notes Ogden’s ample milling capacity and high building costs, saying no new construction is prudent but thanks for the progressive spirit and interest in the city.
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Ogden
Rota
J. . Mullen
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
Denyver
Tone Merchants
Mullen
Trade you can learn a job for life at Scowcroft
Girls urged to apply to John Scowcroft & Sons Co Mfg Dept offering a paid learn while you work program. In a few weeks you will learn two trades that lead to permanent, year round employment with short hours and satisfactory conditions. Apply now at 4466.
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John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Mfg
Scotch People Have Enjoyable Day at Lagoon
Ogden residents gathered at Lagoon for a Scottish reunion and homage to homeland. Oxden formed a new Scottish band directed by farmer Hamilton with four pipers and a drum. the event promoted via march to Bimberger depot. A fund drive for Scottish church huts for soldiers raised 2640 dollars. The program featured Thomas Hamilton, regimental dancer for the 48th Canadian Highlanders and a WWI entrant.
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Ogden
Oxden
Alec Ope
Bimberger
Lagoon
Thomas Hamilton
48Th
Canadian Highlanders
Yellowstone Park seen by Eastern Traveler opening week woes
An Eastern traveler reports on Yellowstone Park opening week with crowded expectations and lingering shortages. Weather is described as unseasonably sunny with scarce food and shifting camp arrangements. Visitor numbers fell from last year’s three thousand to fourteen hundred in the first week, yet the park’s natural wonders remain a draw for future voyagers.
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Tos
Oden Standard
Yellowstone Park
Yetr Inwatntn Station
Yellowstone Lake
Wall Worth
Jack
Mre
Hande
Philadelphia
World Market Tumbles and Rallies at Irregular Opening
New York June 26 The stock market opened irregularly with Baltimore Ghia common slipping on civil dividend suspensions tied to the rail bond issue while General Motors advanced 244 points. Utilities and auto related stocks fluctuated with selective gains in U S Rubber California Packing and Studebaker alongside pressure on Royal Dutch Dest Sugar Motors and others in demand after early uncertainty.
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New York
Baltimore
A. S
Advant
Chandler Motors
Crucible Steel
Chicago Grain Market Mixed in Later June Trading
Mixed sentiment across sections reflected in the corn market with prices mostly steady to slight gains. Opening quotes ranged from about 1 percent lower to 1 percent higher with July around 1.804 to 1.804, September 1.76 to 1.77 as the market absorbed crop conditions.
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Chicago
Monte
Inia
Narrom
These Girls Who Sang Under the Guns Now Perform in Germany
Four performers Janu Tutte Carroll McComas Eleanor Mogers and Walter Dale led concert tours with Allied troops in France during the Argonne battles. They traveled through war torn towns, entertaining soldiers as German field pieces shelled nearby, highlighting the peril and morale-boosting efforts of entertainers with the American forces.
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Germany
Europe
Janu ‘Tutte
Carroll McComas
Sleanor Mogers
Walter Dale
France
Argonne Forest
Cobleat
Middle West
Market Prices Slip Amid Slight Crop Gains and Beef Demand
Market notes show mixed signals with grain futures fluctuating and slight declines in corn and oats while beef prices edge down. Livestock legs off to steady start with feeders and cows holding, pork futures steady as harvest weather improves shed conditions.
Omaha Livestock and Cattle Markets Report
Receipts mixed with declines and gains across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices range for hogs near 20.00 to 21.00, cattle steady to firm with varying weights and grades, sheep trims higher with lambs and yearlings noted. Markets at Omaha and surrounding exchanges show broad activity, with cattle heifers and cows priced from roughly 7.25 to 14.50 and hogs near 19.00 to 21.00 per hundredweight.
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Omaha
United States Bureau of Markele
Ian Ferderk
Contmén
Bulcher Catiie
Camera Ant
Nlocker Stears
T. Josep
Reralpig
Jkangas
City
Yelp
Nygher
Tony Light
Feiei
Hig Teers
Stocker
Chicago produce and market report with various commodities and bonds
Market notes from Chicago and New York cover butter prices up eight cents, poultry and creamery changes, grain and storage details. Bond quotes include Liberty bonds with final prices. currency and commercial paper details reflect 60 day bills, 90 day rates, and demand figures. Also mentions potato arrivals in Chicago and bar silver prices. Fragment mentions a domestic domestic note about a wife seeking nursery advice and corrugated iron.
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Money Exchange
New York
ABSA
Guildera
Ioan
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