Ogden area shop notices and local updates
Ogden business and civic items dominate this clipping. Highlights include a small Sunday morning fire at a residence on Twenty Second Street, the Walter County Council of Defense women's division planning a meeting, local moves and relocations in Ogden, editorial staff changes at Reno Gazette, and upcoming community events such as a school drama production and a WCTU program, with brief notices on services, plants, and a newborn boy in the Glasmann family.
Allied plans go steadily ahead amid wartime shipping
Washington reports steady progress in operating ships needed by the United States and Great Britain under voluntary agreement or requisition. Holland’s reply to terms for seizure of all Dutch tonnage is expected in London today. Seizure of Dutch Alps in American waters delayed until the reply arrives, ships to fly American flag and be armed to carry food to the Allies.
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Washington
Great Britain
Holland
Dermand
London
Unclear Baseball Report From Washington Game
Fragmentary baseball note lists players and teams with garbled names. Mentions Cubs Arrowstalth Scruby and Sandstrom Ob with scattered surnames Gall ather Brown Weaver and KiIDILO. Lacks readable dates or clear outcome.
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Phe
Washington
Cubs
Vno
Seruba
Soceree
Brady Coors
Sandstrom
Ob. M ‘Srland
Kouw
Tolfe
Coco Weaver
Creer Kiidiloff S
Gallagher Brown
Foreigners Made Citizens In Local Naturalization
Five foreign born men were made citizens in Judge A W Ageen's court by Paul Armstrong. Named to receive papers were Jacob Boekweg Job van der Werff Pietre Hurt of the Netherlands George Sherratt and Charles Janes Hobba of Frigland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ageen
Paul Armstrong
Joer
Jacob Boekweg
Job van der Werff
Pietre
Hurt
Netherlanda
I George Sherratt
Charies Janes Hobba
Frigland
Divorce Granted to Lydia Heron by District Court Judge
Lydia Heron was granted a divorce from James Heron by Judge Arthur Pratt of the district court today. The record notes drunkenness and desertion as grounds with the marriage stated as March 1517 and abandonment in May 1517. Lydia requests restoration of her maiden name Lydia Kennedy.
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Lydia Heron
James Heron
Arthur ©. Pratt
District Court
Heron
Lydia Kennedy
New Parliament Opens at Ottawa in Wartime Voice
Ottawa Ont March 13 War mood marked the opening today of the new parliament. E N Rheder member for Chambarlain elected speaker of the house of commons. Premier Lordon’s supporters gain strong majority as Conservative and Liberal leaders are wiped out by conscription victory. House expected to push wartime prosecution with government support outnumbering opposition by about seventy.
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Ottawa
Ont
E. N.rheder
Chambarlain
Lordon
House of Commons
Mremier Hordeh
Sid Wilfred Lathler
Germans Own Much Property in United States
Washington March 18 There is 109 hoes as much German property in the United States as there is American property in Germany according to estimates presented to alien property committees by A Mitchell Palmer the alien property custodian The greater part of the property in Germany is represented in Standard Oil interests The German law now enables the German government to do with American property exactly what congress is now asked to do with German property in America The senate already has passed legislation authorizing the alien property custodian to seize and sell the property holdings of great German organizations in the United States so that they may not serve on the outposts of commerce after the war
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Washington
United States
Germany
A. Mitchell Palymer
Congress
America
Senate
Senators urge higher wheat prices in Senate debate
Senators from western states pressed for a government guarantee of 2.60 per bushel based on No 2 northern wheat. Senator Gore proposed the price basis amid debate on federal support while Senator Curtin of Kansas cited letters from farmers and agricultural groups calling current values too low. Senators Sterling Norris and McCumber backed the measure.
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Washington
Sena« Inra
Senate
Gore
Curtin
Kansas
Sterling
South Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
McCumber
North Dakota
Robert Proudfit Wins His Game In Weber Club
In the Weber club bizard tournament Robert Proudfit defeated Mark Murphy to claim the latest win as the field narrows toward the final struggle. Handicap was set to 101 and play concluded yesterday. A Moyes and W H Dra may have been matched. the winner advances toward the last game. Bandits train ob Paso Texas report follows.
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Weber Club
Robert Proudfit
Mark Murphy
A. Moyes
W. H. Dramay
Government 10 Buy Locomotives In Plan
Washington March 16 President Weissbert signs railroad administration bill enabling the government to buy ten locomotives and thousands of freight cars as part of new railroad legislation.
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Government
Washington
Weissbeth
Railroad Administration
Weber Club to Have New Carpets in Hudson Building
The Weber Club in the Colonel Hudson buildings is set for extensive remodeling with new carpets as the first feature of the project.
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Webereb
Colonel Hudson
Club undergoes carpet replacement with velvet material
Workmen are laying 207 Bigelow-Axminator velvet carpet in the reception room at a club. About 160 yards will be used to cover the area and the total cost is expected near $2000. New rugs will replace old ones, and the home will gain an attractive appearance as renovation proceeds.
Aged Pioneer of West Passes Away
William Wray, 80, pioneer of Miseauem river boating and founder of Wray's Landing, dies. He built the river landing in the 1860s, a key link until river course change. Known as Manawa Perk, the resort area faded after 1481 when the lake formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Blupfs
William Wray
Leland Brewer Joins Service in Ogden Area
Leland Brewer son of A L Brewer of 2131 Jefferson avenue awaits orders from the ship building service. He applied weeks ago and was accepted but not assigned. He hopes to go to Washington. Brewer attended the University of Chicago for two years studying commerce but left to work in his father's business if a brother is drafted. He is soon to be twenty one. Also note court action in Utah and a federal ruling on beer shipments in Minnesota. An alias summons in Weber County Utah seeks quiet title to lots 20,21 and 22 in Moffitt's subdivision Ogden City.
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Leland Brewer
A. L. Brewer
Jefferson Avenue
Ogden
Washington
Drewer
University of Chicago
Lee
Fist
Are
District Court
Weber County
State of
H. Chambers
Evans
Imla
Moffitt
Ogden City
Range Sweet
Salt Lake
Meridan
U. S. Survey
Atagta
Utah
Jos. B. Evans
Piaintifty
P.O
David Eccles
Howley Milling Co. controls Idaho flour mill
The Holley Milling Co. of Ogden has taken over the Shelley Idaho flour mill from Shelley Milling Co. The deal announced by A G Holley, president, expands Holley’s reach to 200 barrels daily and makes it the fourth mill controlled by the company, already operating in Ogden Riverdale Laramie and now Shelley Idaho. Also notes a feature by Doug Fairbanks titled Wild and Woolly at the Cozy tomorrow.
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Holley Milling Company
Ogfen
Sheiley Milling Company
Shelley
Idaho
A. G. Holley
Sim
W Rich
Ogden Company
Doug” Fairbanks
Dramatic Club Plans Logan Benefit Evening
The Ogden Dramatic Club rehearses three plays for a Logan benefit to raise funds for the Red Cross, with performances at Nibley Hall next Saturday. Casts include Mirinio Moore Drew, Henry A. Anderson, Ella ONeill Dallantyne, Moront Olsen, Petter Kasfas, Kathryn Bagnett Pardos, Douglas Leishman, Wilford Moench, and Miles Dorothy McGaw plus readings by Moreal Olsen. Proceeds aimed at $1000 with strong local support expected.
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Ogden Dramatic Club
Barre
Goodman
France
Nibley
Hall al'Logan
Oder
Orpheum
Logar
Drama Club
Red Cross
Mirinio Moore Drew
Henry A. Anderson
Fardi Greenwell
Helen Bichsel
Ella O'Neill Dallantyne
Moront Olsen
Petter Kasfas
Kathryn Bagnett Pardos
Douglas Leishman
Wilford Moench
Tady Ursula
Hope
Miles Dorothy McGaw
Cache County
Red Grass
Edward 7. Lewis
Logan
Cache Valley
Logan i
Weatherby
Moreal Olsen
George B. Hobart
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Urge Reserved Somber Remembrance
Jack T. Wessler died at home born in Canada February 22 age unborn months funeral at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at 38th Street and Grant Avenue interment Ogden City Cemetery. Harriet Minor wife of William E. Minor died after five weeks illness at 2736 Park Avenue born England April 23 1872 came to Utah 1878 later married Minor survivors include William Henderson and Earl Minor and others. Lindquist chapel prepared body for funeral to be announced later.
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Wessler
Jack T.owly Wessler
Lowie Weasler
Atreel
Grant Avenue
Canada
Ogden City Cemetery
George Wesaler
Washington Avenue
Minor
Harriet Minor
William E. Minor
Park Avenue
Bright
Mrs. Minor
England
William
Caroline Hodgin White
Laramie
Wye
Earl Minor
Ogden
Alice Ammerson
Ogder
James White
Bancroft
Ida
William White
Los Angeles
PL Thompson
Tl. Neover
Lindquist Chapel
Hindu and White Woman Arrested for Plot in India
New York reports indictments in federal court against Gallendra Nali Ghose, a Hindu, and Franz Wopp, former German counsel, for plotting a military uprising in India. They were arrested in San Francisco with a young woman named Agnea Smediey, charged as conspirators.
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New York
Gallendra Nali Ghose
San Francisco
Franz Wopp
Viders
India
Agnea Smediey
Daily Market Report reflects mixed stock, rail, and cattle prices
New York trading opened with moderate steadiness and selective gains in some rails and specialties while other rails dipped. Liberty bonds held firm as readings show fractions to a point shifts. Ogden Livestock Market reports cattle at 6.00 to 11.00, hogs near 16.25 to 16.75, and lambs around 16.00 to 15.50 with steady to higher tone.
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New York
Raila
Hrieg
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Sumatra Tobacco
Reading
United States Steel
Liberty Bomds
Stude- Saker
Bathichem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Anaconds Copper
Erie
Liberty 244
Ogden
Union Stock Yards
Bulk
Wales
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Nelfers
Bailey
Calven
Omaha
Neb
Grain and hog markets show active trading and limit move
In Chicago grain pits on March 18 traders faced rapid price swings as a 200000 bushel limit per member was announced. Corn opened lower then rallied before giving back gains, with May around 1.22 and March near 1.27. Oats followed corn with mixed sentiment and a sharp pullback. Hog and cattle prices moved in Kansas City and Chicago with gains for hogs on lighter supplies, while cattle remained weak. Sugar and other commodities showed mixed action across New York trading floors.
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Chicago
Hig Reveiple
Shorts
Utah Stocks Quotation Summary on Private Wire Trading
Utah stocks session on the Salt Lake market opened active with Sullion Minis leading a 7000 share sale at 4.5 cents, while Columbus Rexall and Hurek2 Bullion showed heavy trades and price movement. Lehi Tintic and Silver King Coal moved notable volumes, with bids and closings reflecting mixed demand, and a wide list of brokered quotes across mining, banking, and utility issues.
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J. Hogle & Co
Hudson Avenue
Ub Rhe
Sullion Minis
Columbus Trexall
Lehi Tintic
Silver King Coalition
Thnts
Utah Consolidated
Wilbert
Alte Con
Bingham Amal
Ec Big Hill
Bay State
Cedar Talisman
Columbus Rexall
Eureka
Bullion
Great Western
Eaat Crown Point
O Howell Mining
Abe
Iron Blossom
Obo Ak
de Miller Hill
May Day
Phutus
Prince Con
Rice Wellington
Selly Mining
Silver King Coal
South Hecla
Tinel Standard
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Mls
Bommesgrph
Bramwell
Reecsipeme and Advertising Ee
IRIGH
Hudson Sig
Women's Divisias
Walter County Council of
Defeses Ic
Court Hotel
Jamea F. Heseart
Pocatello
Daeden
Washington Ave
Ogden Elece
Dutake Moral Co
Bert
L. J. Young
Sacre Mereta
California
Ogden Elected Co
Mise
Lillian Thatcher
Eisetime Department
Salistac Ogdes
Wiho
Fred Clark
Ten Sant
Bn Pepurnes
Witehalls
Epg
City Cemetery
L. Z. Knelpp
Hatliday
la Fal
Ashley
Ogden Steam Laceiry
Wryeming
BE. Miller
Teton
Wreming
Hhe
Jackson Wye
Anis
Mr. Jones Coal & Ice Company
First Ward
le Club
Y. M
Y. 1
Mutual Improvement Association
Jane
Charlen Shackleton
Tlangon Broxham Air
Kershaw
Dee Purrington
William Littson
Lewelling Roberts Mr
Picksan
Sesesssee
O. Patton
Claude
Acrrowsmith
Vepo Thursa Parker
A. o.Clar
Charlesworth
Lizzle Norton
Hard Elsdsey Mra, Pickan
Evelyn Neto
W. C, Tuf
Never Muller
Porter Agenus
Welloeaday
Glenn Wkswerting
Mra
W. Welch
Moore's Aurnery
Mra. Willams Glasmann
Persrssors
Minher Ant Babe
Danver
Mick Excha Benmore
Nations Bank
Denver
Lyk Heron
Qworce
U. S
Robert
Proudfit
Paso
Tex
Ganuto, Reyen
Psibewio FU
PROU
Montana
Wichita
Kan
Sinclair Oil and Ga Company
Tulée
Oklo
Leland Brewer Eye
Waliington
Minnesota
White Earth
Mgnor Seles
Supreme Court
John Guan Brewing Company
Great Northern Railroad
Boches
Dima
Souskan
Howley Milling Co
Idaho Mill
William Duncan
J. B. Dana
Carver's
Sand St
ST. Patrick
Moose Hall
Daily Market Report
Aou
Ewes
Hee
Lara— Mare
Texeret National
First National
McCornick & Co
National Bank of Republic
National City
National Copper
Ogden State
Security
Salt Lake See, & Trust
Utah State National
Utah Savings & ‘Trust
Walker Fry
Zions’ Law, & Trust
Amalgamated Sugar
Cement
Consolidated Wagon
Independent Coal
Lion Coal
Mountain Tales Telephone
Fages Packing & Provision
Standard Coal
Utah Fire Clay
Utah Idaho Sugar
Utah Power & Iight
J. A. Hogle & CO
Rudson Ave
Paere
Go Board of Trade Cock Peo
Logan & Bryan
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