Red Cross March contributions brighten Weber chapter funds
The Weber chapter of the American Red Cross reports a strong March in finances with total March receipts near 2600 from benefits alone. Military balls, a ladies' benefit, school concerts, and knitted shawls contributed, plus high school donations. Ongoing hospital supply work relies on new yarn, muslin, and materials as shipments proceed.
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Weber
Hedares
Bensfita
Red Cross
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Ceresere
Orden Stake Relief Society
Herrisville Teboo
Congregational Church
Mins Holbers
Mra. Beamon
Pisin City
Oxden
Orarha
Amllowenia
Flowers as souvenirs at Ogden automobile show
Flowers are distributed to ladies at the Ogden Automobile Show. Today features a lecture by W. G. Wilson on motor trucks and transportation by motor. Society day includes table attendees receiving flowers and dealer entertainment. Wilson, former Provo publicity secretary, discusses motor transport from end to end. The event aims for an enjoyable day amid growing interest in motor trucks in business and wartime preparation.
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Ogden Automobile Show
Ogden
W. G. Wilson
Bir
Wilson
Provo
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers and Supplies at Once
The Red Cross calls for a dozen rooms for bandage work and asks volunteers with sewing machines to telephone 216 for instructions. Donated kid gloves leather scraps and old boxes of used clothing are needed to make aviation coats and warm garments for refugees. A March report lists 7749 total items shipped, including thousands of coats dresses and footwear. The city also borrows 16000 to cover payroll and approves a small plumbing contract. Fourteen Americans in Paris receive the War Cross for service with the ambulance corps.
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Red Cross
Red Crown
Charitable Societies of
Oxden
Red Cross Tooms
Charg
Wed Clothing Department
Agj, J
Paris
United States Army Ambulance Corps
Joseph Greenwood
Ronald D. Kinsley
Otka F. Dober
Louis B. Timson
Arthur W. Crosby
John F. Fitzpatrick
Robert E. Gaff
C. V. Tomkins
C. J. Jenks
John S. Wood
Richard Baker
Peter A. Murray
Richard Y. Deel
George Repley Butler
City Board Targets Draft Delinquents and Deserters
City board leaders warn of a surge in draft defaulters with 242 men failing to appear for physical exams. Records show 482 drafted for general service and 33 for limited duty, plus several delays. The roll lists 730 in class one and 341 in class five with notable numbers among minority districts.
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A. RB. Heywood
Apear
Iitta
Touré
Java
Oden
City Board
City Commission Briefly Deals With Water Connections
The city commission held a short session this morning and approved minor improvements for paying districts Nos 126 and 127. Engineer Joseph Tracy reported on needed water connections and city radior Larson admitted two claims, including 65 cents and a $10 sum, to facilitate ongoing work.
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Joseph Tracy
Larson
World markets open with gains as New Haven leads advances
Washington reports a brisk opening with New Haven bonds and several railway issues rising on government aid hopes. Industrials gain while shipping and motors slip. a late rally forms around United States Steel as Pacifics and couplers recover. Liberty bonds ease. first and second 4s and City of Tokio 5s show varied quotes.
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New York
New Haven
Raiis
Coalera
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
United States Steel and Equipments
Raila
Livestock markets report from Union Stock Yards and Chicago
Union Stock Yards opened March 28 with receipts of 1031 cattle and 605 hogs. prices quoted for steers, heifers, cows, canners and calves, plus separate hog and sheep sales at Chicago and Omaha regions. Hogs sharply lower in Chicago as supply remains heavy. cattle demand softer due to religious holidays. regional dairy and beef cattle price ranges provided for mixed lots, stockers, feeders, and bulls.
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UNION
Recoinia
Chicago
Omaha
Omaia
Neb
Ilic Nieder
Texas
Orpheum Week Opens With Star-Studded Variety Bill
At the Orpheum Theater today through Saturday the Pantages circuit presents an elaborate vaudeville program headlined by Warry Langdon Co and Johnny's New Car with Rose and James. Miss Rose Tosalind performs somersaults on Arabian horses, Dixie Harris offers 20 minutes of comedic variety, and Fred Jarvis with Frederica Harrison star in Shooting the Sheets. The Cortez Trio adds street music, Tony and George Piorenz close the bill. Also featured are scrabatic innovations and the week’s Telegram previews.
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Pantages
Orphum
Warry Langdon & Co
Rose
James
Johnny
Dixie Harris
Fred Jarvis
Frederica Harrison
Cortez
Spain
Tony
George Piorenz
Telegram
Jocal Pla House
Market Roundup From Early Stockyard Exchange
Calves bring 3013 dollars with hulls and stage listed at 725 dollars on 10 25. Sheep receipts total 4000 with market 16 to 28 cents higher. Yearlings quoted 13.00 to 17.00, wethers 12.50 to 16.00, lambs 16.50 to 19.25. Owes cited at 12,000 with 14.50 on offer.
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Kansas City
Bert Atcors
Lowes
Chicago Markets Edge Up on Military News and Wheat Demand
Chicago today saw mixed price moves with open quotes easing slightly then firming on May corn and oats. May silver tin and assorted stocks fluctuated as fears of a stronger war economy boosted steel and copper while hog values declined and warehouse stocks grew heavy. Desert National and local banks traded with modest gains as analysts noted continued light receipts and seaborne buying supported oats and related commodities.
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Chicago
Nolico
Oals
Seaboard
Msport
Rexail Stock Rebounds After Slump on Salt Lake Exchange
Quotations from J A Hogh Cay wire show Rexail hits bottom then recovers as Columbus-Resail leads Salt Lake trading. After dipping to 54 cents, Rexail opened at 55 and rose to 61 during two open calls with heavy volume around 3700 shares traded, Teleian Mining among the heaviest movers.
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Columbus-Resail
Salt Lake Exchange
Teliian
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