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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
9
A local notice announces a removal sale by Seager Brothers at their Si Twenty seventh Street location to clear stock and save customers money. The event promises greatly reduced prices on groceries and store fixtures, with fixtures to be sold during the sale week at the thoroughfare bar.
Daily Market Report from New York notes oil, shipping, and equipment shares lifting sentiment at opening. General Motors led early gains before noon, with rails such as Pennsylvania and New Haven advancing 1 to 2 points as money and foreign exchange firmness support demand. Chicago quotes show mixed agricultural prices and fixed staples with corn and oats near steady.
The report details active mining exchange activity with copper and ore quotes, plus livestock market figures from Omaha and surrounding areas. It lists cattle, sheep, and hog receipts, prices for feeders and fat cattle, and mentions specific buyers and sellers including Brady Island and H. Fodenhoff. It also covers New York exchange notes, government and rail bonds, and Liberty bond prices as of March 4.
Fragments describe dairy items and egg market figures with receipts and prices. Mentions creameries, milk and egg counts, and local market activity, though many words are garbled. References to markets, quantities, and regional sellers imply a brief commodity listing from Cumnago area.
A city police chief or public safety commissioner announces resignation amid friction over safety operations. A detective and a city official discuss the resignation while a commissioner's aide notes the timing and public response. The item also briefly mentions sleep aid advertising and local notices.
Owen Moore stars in a new Gwen Maare photoplay described as a lively farce with a charming heroine. Seena Owen appears alongside a cast including Cortford Gary, Amy Dennis, Joseph Trennan, Jane Arleton, Marie Burke, and Katherine Parry. Wesley Ruggles directs with a scenario by Lannie Alan Burwite based on a story by Lane Alan Brawtie.
The Acorn staff announces a dance tomorrow night at Weber Normal College. The college team plays Ogden High after which Weber hosts a dance with music by Thatcher and her seven piece orchestra. A morning cobbler's program by Guartel tally and pieces by Roy B. Cowles, Zeeley, Farley, and Ricks are noted.
A man identified as Lerch, 26, was arrested Monday afternoon by Ab Welton vouncy sheriff officers and held for mental competence evaluation. He displayed erratic behavior at a local residence and wards, with witnesses noting odd, unsteady actions before being brought to court for vagrancy charges.
Report outlines fr grazing permits amid wartime provisioning. Officials note limited forest areas and shifts in personnel and supplies. Early morning updates from Ogden reference provisions and delays affecting local land use and road checkpoints.
Property owners petitioned the commissioners to form a paving district for Gramimercy Avenue between Twenty Fourth and Twenty sixth streets.
James Elliott, 15, named sanitary inspector with new duties under city health department. George Horton to step down. J Rey Ward to serve as commissioner. Deputy inspectors listed including Wyatt, G Whake, and others. weather notes mention variable winds and a rare forecast.
A sweet thrilling tale of mischief and menace features Jove and Alana with Faith in a new William Fox project opening today at the Mah theater. A kitchen drudge from a rich home, her position as mistress of a routine, drives action through stirring scenes with vim and dash. Supporting cast includes Vyland, Jones, Hearn, Hall, Davenport and Islerzog. Written by Jonathan Roach and directed by Howard Mitchel.
Traffic Officer William Micke warns that many automobile license application forms are available at the police office and orders proprietors to procure them at once. After March 10 he will enforce the law and arrest drivers riding without current license numbers on their cars.
The county livestock committee of Weber County plans a meeting in Eden to arrange for a number of thoroughbred heifers for the county club members. The event, led by A. E. Taylor, aims to organize purchase and distribution across the area as part of a countywide effort.
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