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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
9
A sales pitch highlights spring suits built on quality, good taste, and value. It promises smart features like distinctive textures and exclusive patterns to attract habitual patrons of refined dress.
A. W. Gwilliam and wife transfer to Charles and Patterson Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Cropsey's addition. Marlila Rolow to A. J. Rotlow part of lot 1, Block 40, Plat A. Charles Rollow and wife to J. B. E. Rollow parts of sections 19 and 20 in Township 6N, Range 1W with sundry parcels, $1. Robert M. Caldwell and wife to T. McEntire all of Lot 6 and west half of Lot 7, Block 2, Taylor additions, $250. M. Jones and wife to Willard Hull all of the southwest quarter, Section 1, Township 5 North, Range 3 West, $500. D. St. Peery Estate to Joseph P. Jepy, Block 8, Riverside Annex, $500. Joseph Patterson and wife to Joseph A. Patterson part of the northeast quarter, Section 1, Township 5 North, Range 2 West, $2,500. I. L. Keller and wife to Fox-Stetler Dressed Meat Company part of the northwest quarter, Section 39, Township 6 North, Range 1 West, $100.
Owing to the celebration tomorrow evening to celebrate the burning of the mortgage the regular lodge session will begin at 7 30 oclock. 4081
The Ogden Chamber of Commerce urges the city to proceed with the Thirteenth Street paving project and will send a delegation to tonight’s city commission meeting. Members cite prior guarantees to Sperry Plant for Ogden and demand action to redeem promises made in 1918 and 1919.
Frank Baker 45 Salt Lake Florence Bartlett 20 Pocatello Ida and Marie Truitt 20 Boise were arrested at 7:60 am by Sergeant Pineva for vagrancy. A minor disturbance at a hotel prompted police action. They were taken to the station, released on $50, $25, and $25 bonds, and the court ordered forfeiture of the bail.
Neal Hert in The Elements of Might and Antonio Moreno in The Invisible Herd headline a program alongside the final episode of Smashing Barriers a two reel comedy. The American Legion plans a meeting at University Club Rooms at 8 o clock this evening with business of special importance to every service man on the agenda.
The Alhambra drew a merry crowd for a family program last evening featuring the comedy A Roman Scandal with lively onstage and Ray- picture scenes. The show continues through Wednesday. Call J. J. Brummill at 12417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds by phone.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and assistance following the death of Mrs John Gray and family request remembrance.
Alfred Webb, 19, was arrested by city detectives for operating a motorcycle on the sidewalk at Cross atrees between Washington and Adams avenues. Appearing before Judge Roberta, he pleaded guilty and said he did not know it violated the law. He was fined $5 or five days in jail.
Four Japanese farmers Mueski Kioki Mana and Suga were arrested at 2428 Grant Avenue for gambling in a quiet poker game. They failed to appear in city court this morning. bail of 50 dollars each was forfeited by City Judge Roberts.
Taki Rowe a 30 year old Japanese laborer living in Salt Lake appeared before Judge 2 R Roberts in city court on a drunkenness charge brought by city police officers. He was seen in a drunken condition on Twenty fifth Street and entered the Vienna cafe where he allegedly called to the cook. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten days in jail.
World markets opened with a higher trend overall as copper and certain equipment shares lagged. Strong gains appeared in Atlantic Gulf United Fruit oils and related specialties, while American Can Corn Products Tobacco and Western Electric rose 1 to 3 percent. London exchange rates firmed near last week’s peak as trading remained volatile due to the mid sea storm disrupting wire service communications.
Ogden hosts a benefit dance to raise funds for Ogden Ladies band uniforms. A chapelnee party is set for tomorrow evening at Terihana hall with Lilian Thatcher’s orchestra providing music. The appeal aims to make the young Women’s band a permanent civic feature.
CHICAGO GRAIN in the corn market rose amid limited crop movement and stock on hand. Opening prices advanced and then eased, with July at 7 1/4 to 7 3/4 cents higher while cash quotes showed wheat, corn, oats, and rye trading and meat prices firm on strong hog and cattle receipts in Chicago, Omaha, and related markets.
The March 28 report from New York notes Liberty Bonds trading with prices listed for 3 percent bonds at 807.30 and mature at 4390.60, reflecting market activity and recent movements in the government securities. The brief entry records ongoing bond pricing without further context.
A cryptic race card fragment lists payouts and amounts for four placements including second 4tia, third 414s, and Victory entries with figures like 3%s and individual odds such as 89.40 and 92.78. The text reads as a partial betting ledger with miscellaneous symbols.
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