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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1919
Page
7
Annie Day Porter of Ogden, born 1868, died after a three months illness at her parents home 2217 Va Huren a Portey. Survived by her husband and granddaughter, funeral arrangements to be announced.
A broad market advance carried most sectors higher as major industrials like United States Steel and Colorado Fuel rose at midday. Strong gains in coal, oil, and shipping shares supported a firm close despite persistent profit taking in more speculative issues. Total volume approached 1.4 million shares.
Chicago grain advanced on July delivery amid wet planting conditions and profit taking. Hog and cattle futures traded unevenly with receipts from major markets including Chicago and Kansas City. prices showed mixed moves across hogs, cattle, and sheep, while Liberty bonds ended cautiously with final prices published.
Citizens of Oaden claim a black bear was killed by two hunters from Tha Cit after a Saturday hunt near Read foe god bear hunt doumered. The report notes the bear was observed near the Read foe area and that the hunters Carlee and Roa were involved. Local authorities and residents discuss the event and its surrounding details.
Municipal court proceedings list Hessler pleading to a charge and receiving a reprimand. John Doe Bartow and J. R. Ure appeared to answer that charges involved speeding on the fleet of Oger City. Both men were fined $10. Bartow and Ure each fined $10. Kawa was fined $4 for speeding while driving his automobile.
Three airplanes from Maher field at Sarramenta Cal are listed by the war department for a Golfen Spike celebration next Saturday. The return route includes a stop at Nike Sew Remonstratiey and Nevada, with Haviland and Jer nines craft among those joining. The survey of the Maher venture notes the mail route details and plans for the flight to Ogden with stops and final service preparations.
E L Waltemeyer a pioneer on the railroad is noted as retired. The fragmentary text mentions an event or celebration and references individuals including John Werstes and Mr Baker with a four dollar fine. Mentions engineer Mieton Moghy as Roberts of the Vial central.
William Tupwell of West Weber aged 81 recalls work on the Union Pacific and Central Pacific rails around 1808 to 1860. He says he helped at Tromontory and worked as far west as Wells and later served on the Utah Central.
The Ogden musicians meet at Madison Avenue Daventry Hite Street on Sunday May 1 to form a Muelelins Social club within its membership. The aim is to advance the musical art and to establish a foundation to aid by the advancement of the musical. Members of the American Federation at Masicdans are invited to join and participate in the planned ceremony and future activities. Contact secretary CYEAS C. Thatcher for details.
The president of the firm Brownings Brothers and Jack Browning pleaded guilty Saturday to transporting liquor into a dry territory. Federal counsel and Judge Wit Fleet explained the charges and actions, with sentences likely to follow on the violation.
Market summaries note cautious trade with profits trimmed ahead of holidays. Investors respond to mixed signals as commodities and copper shares retreat while leaders defend gains.
Market data from Chicago and Minneapolis finance sections shows multiple commodity prices and market rates. Includes crude metals, copper, lard, ribs, flour, and sugar futures with varied bids and offers. Also notes about call money rates, time loans, and remand cables with miscellaneous figures and currency mentions.
Ribs May figures and July prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep at Ogden Livestock. Heavy steers good to fair values shown with feeders and cows and heifers prices, plus veal calves hogs and lambs bids and receipts noted.
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