Ogden News Briefs and Local Notices from March 18 1918
Ogden items report diverse notices from surgery at Dee hospital to clerical hires, with Mrs J F Jones mourning her niece and Leona Walker’s appendicitis improving post operation. Other notes cover weight issues delaying medical service, Irish events at Maose hall, Hawaiian paintings for a Salt Lake church, and a bean payment dispute with Utah Canning. Also mentioned are Curtis Richards visiting from Oklahoma, Union Pacific officials traveling to Po catello, and ongoing legal and civic updates around coal, rail, and laundry services.
Luncheon honors engineer leading Ogden public works branch
Einer B. Kidder civil engineer arrives to take charge of the local office of public works in Ogden. A luncheon at the Weber club, hosted by the Gordon Publicity bureau, introduces him to prominent Ogden business figures. G Williams of Utah's district board visits to review Jacob Kap’s draft eligibility and nationality protest after his Camp Lawton assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Club
Gudon Publicity Bureau
Einer B. Kidder
Office of Public
Roada
Col. Hudson
Kidder
Ogden
Micrapera
Publicity Bureau
G. Williams
The
District Board For
Utah
Jacob Kap
Camp Lanta
Kap
Lawts
Vawtully
Society Le A TOO Meeting Notice at Tooms Lodge
RG Metwhora of the Ladicu auxiliary to the G R C will meet in the lodge Tooms Saturday evening at 7:16 o'clock sharp for initiation. Members are asked to be present at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladicu
G R. C
Tooms
Children See Lions At Orpheum Matinee
Special children's matinee at the Orpheum theater offers a lions program on Pantages Hill. Admission 10 and 15 cents for better balcony seats. standard gallery seating for nickel. Lions act billed as the greatest animal performance to date with a 2 30 p m showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qgdenamorray
Mternoon
Orpheun Theater
Chilldren
Goly Aonickel
Shkead
Wilson
Ordon
Orpheum
Che
Record of Red Cross Benefit Concert in Salt Lake City
Large Salt Lake tabernacle crowd of about 7750 attended a Red Cross benefit concert featuring McCormack and supporting artists. Organizer John B. Spencer announced receipts near 39375, all donated to the Red Cross. Comparable events include a Chicago concert that raised 11500, with 500 autographed records contributing to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Yied Ld
John Motormack
Ana
Hila
Salt Lake County
American Red Crown
John B. Spencer
Red Cross
Cleveland
McCormack
Muck
Moscow Restores Historic Capital Status Amid Revolution Anniversary
Moscow officially resumes status as Russia's capital as Trotzky arrives and inaugurates ministries in the Kremlin. Government offices relocate from Petrograd. archives move to Nijni Novgorod. The anniversary of the revolution is marked as a national holiday with debates on the peace and demobilization of remaining forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Peter, the Great
Periograd
Nikolai Lenine
Janine
Tia
Trotzky
Petrograd
Nijni Novgorod
Early Utah pioneer Amanda Brown dies in Utah
Amanda Brown widow of Alexander Brown dies at her daughter’s home 230 West Second Street from blood poisoning. Born February 4 1834 in Missouri she crossed to Utah in 1847 with F Middleton’s company and formed part of the LDS Church. Survived by several children grandchildren and a sister in California. Funeral arrangements at Larkin chapel with interment to follow. Also noted are Marie Madarieta nine months old who died in Baker Nevada her funeral planned in Ogden Mountain View cemetery. Gwendolyn Carey widow of Edmund M Carey died at Dee hospital from blood poisoning and left Evanston for service. funeral in Wyoming city with LDS and Royal Neighbor memberships referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
F. Middleton
Eliza Kaplin
Jamez L. Brown
Mra
Lola Mutehins
William Jr. Hirewn
Effle Altn
Prentatt
Siger
Zeus Rendicker
California
Larkin Chapel
Mararieta
Marie Madarieta
Ira
John Madarinta
Howiest Baker
Nev
Kiriendal Chepal
Ogden
Mountain View Cemetery
Carey
Gwendolyn Carey
Edmund M. Carey
Dee Hospital
Sentice
Nile
Relief Society
Evanston
Plain City Home-coming Delights Residents and Guests
A large Plain City Home-coming drew about a thousand residents and visitors. James S. Carver led the banquet with speeches from James Wotherspoon and D H Eusten among others. A musical program and recitations complemented the event, praised as a premier county celebration and a cherished Plain City tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain City
Ogjon
James S. Carver
James Wotherspoon
D. H. Eusten
Higginbothart
L. W. Shurtliff
Malo Ty
Freborg Joins Army Engineering Corps in Rockford Report
Barney Y Freborg, son of Mrs A Freborg of Ogilen, travels to Rockford Illinois to join the Army Engineering Corps after serving in the Philippines. He previously trained in California. His mother and friend saw him off at the depot amid farewell wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Y. Freboarg
Mra. A. Freborg
Ogilen
Rockford
Ilinois
Army
California
Freborg
Phillippines
Jia
Births Reported to City Officer Dates in March
The following births were reported to George Shorten, city coaliary commissioner, today. Royal J. and Sarah Shupe at 444 Arden Avenue, born March 14. Eddie and Ruth Keating at Bore Twenty-Fourth Street, West Court, a girl born March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shorten
City
Royal J
Sarah Shupe
Arden Avenue
Bey
Eddie
Ruth Keating
Twenty-fourth Street
West Court
World Markets Open With Broad Gains Across Firms And Regions
March 15 reporting gains in early trading across steel, auto, and chemical stocks led a broadly firmer session. Daléwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel and Crucible Steels posted notable advances while New Haven faced pressure on new preferred stock offerings and short selling. Across livestock markets, receipts and prices varied, with sharp moves in hogs, cattle, and sheep on regional boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daléwin Locomotive
Bethlehem
Cruellite Steels
General Motors
AmericaneCan
United States Steel
Marine Preferred
American Can
Central Leather
Mexican Petroleum
Union Pacific
Reading
New Haven
Liberty
Rado
Metris
Canadian Pacific
Cope Para
Agatt
Chateaues
Roy Organizes Woman's Bureau in Roy
The Woman's Farm Bureau of Roy was organized yesterday at Mrs. J. W. Jensen's home. Mrs. Jensen was elected president, Sophine Brown vice president, and Mamian Thompson secretary treasurer. Edna Ladwie assisted, with chairs named for Poultry, Gardens, Girls' Club, and Clothing conservation work. More than twenty women attended as Ludwig spoke on conservation and others offered lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Farm Bureau of
Roy
J. W. Jensen
Jen Seno
Sophine Brown
Mamian Thompson
Edna Ladwie
Thomas Gibbey
J. F. Norman
Leda Hammond
Misa Ludwig
Ruth Roberts Mag Ill Under Guard In Illness Case
Details the continued illness of Mrs. Ruth Roberts who was arrested by state and federal officers. A deputy from the DOJ bureau in Salt Lake City arrived to escort the prisoner back to Salt Lake City. Allegations say Roberts married two soldiers at Counc Pluffa, Iowa, under threats of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Far
Vie
Leroy Mecumber
Southern
Mecumber
O. H. Mohlman
Wi. Ff. Corder
Southern Pacific
Mra
Stuth Hoberts
Jerry Kelcher
J. J. Hobson Sil
Re Eral
Biramona
Deel Hospital
Leon Bons
Bureau
Department of Justice
Salt Lake City
Roberts
Counc Pluffa
Camp Punston
Kan
Fort Omaha
Billiards match at club features Strowdht and Murphy duel
In progress at the We ber club this afternoon a top billiards match pits R. Strowdht against Mick Murphy. Earlier William Et Kaney defeated Dr My Paper by 45 to 29. Handicaps set at 45 to 60 respectively.
Farmers urged to raise poultry in the commonwealth
Springfield reports Governor Talon tells Parmes of Minas and farmers across the commonwealth to boost poultry raising as a real war service. The speech emphasizes duties of medical arts and public service amid wartime mobilization, but the text remains unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Parmes
Minas
Travernor Talon
Raiaing Poultry
Commonwealth
Sugar Market Stays Steady In New York Trade
Raw sugar remains steady in New York with centrifugal at 6 00 and molasses nominal. Refined sugar holds at 7 55 cents for fine granulated, as dealers report calm market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Market Sags on Liberal Receipts and Poor Crop Outlook
Chicago reports liberal receipts and favorable weather easing corn prices. Absence of eastern outlets and expectations of a lower standard for 1917 contracts depress prices. Opening bids fell from March 1.27 May 1.26 to around 1.26 and oats dropped as selling intensified. Provisions and hogs also weakened amid grain softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cncago
Pcrop
Hearic
Goasip
Reveral Convitasion House
Chicago
Utah and Chicago market quotes feature varied securities
The column provides Chicago quotations and Utah stock prices from J. A. Hogie & Co detailing bank stocks, mining shares, and utilities with bids and asks. It lists Deseret National at 30 percent, First National Ogden at 93 percent, Utah Power and Light at preferred, and numerous copper and bullion prices, plus theatre news and war pictures notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseret National
First National
Ogden
McCormick & Co
National Bank of Republic
National City
Ogden State
Security
Salt Lake Sec. & Trust
Utah State National
Utah Savings & Trust
Walker Bros
Zions Saving & Trust
Utah Theatre News Industrial Stocke
HBC 2
aComent Securities
Pic Consolidated Wagon
France
Uthseeker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feere Exclusive Aire
Mimseograph
Bramwell’s
Hudson Didgene
J. F. Jones
Bownlill
Pear] Fisher
Jones
Cutter Par Excellence
Leona Walker
Ogten Steam
Lanbury
George M. Bowe
Medical Board
Serevices
Natron
St. Patrick's
Webere
Joseph Smith
Pacific Coast
Weberg
Islanda
City Commission
Utah Canning Company
Robert Wilson
Wort
Ogden Steam Laundry
Oklahoma
Curtis Richards
Alden
Oklo
George Koepp
Tyler Avenue
Richards
Koepy
Mitchelll
City Cemetery
Pocatello
B.bo Calvin
Union Pacific System
Omaha
H. V. Pratt
Oregon Short Line
Calvin
Union Pacific Systems
Thomas I. Howlands
Sparks
Cartin
Trowlands
Ea Pipers
Oyden Standard
Jones Coal & Ire Company
Ogden Clearing House
Redfield
King
J. 0
van Zween
Osden
Modre’s Nursery
Washington. Avenue
Puone
Beal
Mre. I. FP
Cottle
Monroe
Sam Porell
Laka
Hoidlo
Glruight
Tabernacle
Mycormick
Amsterdam
Anks
Gunersl von Ludendorft
Cologne
Volks Zeltuns
Germany
Kremlin
Rumania
Isstla
Bucharest
Bul’garla
Onissa, En
Rhe
Ragania
Constenta
Prarinca
Dodrudja
Geren
Belaaria
Tbn County
J.G. Read
Intah
Lfe
Utah Theatre News
Garney
Engineering Corps OF
George Walsh
Saty
Union Stuck Xards
Amare Kel
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Trong
Titus
Omana Livestock
Neb
Sielowet
Amhs
Woman's Bureau
Mag
Ruth Roberts
J. A. Hogie & Co
Hudeen Avenue
Independent Coal
Lion Goal
Mountain States Telephone
Ogden Packing & Provision
Standard Coal
Utah Fire Clay
Utibidaho
Utah Power & Light
J. A. Hagh & Go
Alin Tunnel
Bullion
Foo
Lg Gatton Con
Beaver
Hay State
Columbus-Hexall
Gio
Ote
Empire Mines
Fareka
Keystone
Abae
Michigan
Ulih
Talée
New Quincy
Ohio Copper
Stu
Prince Con
Sic
Paloma
Bells
Ife
Silver King Coach
Trail
Toledo
Zuma
Royal Ann
Washington
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