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An independent newspaper notes the publisher's irregular schedule with evening editions except Sundays, lacking any formal club or guild reference.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
2
An independent newspaper notes the publisher's irregular schedule with evening editions except Sundays, lacking any formal club or guild reference.
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple city newsstands and agencies including Kemps News Agency in Lon Angeles, Medalls News Stand in Galt Lake, Eddy Drug Store in Brigham City, Wah Torsnety News Stacd in Balt Late City, Huck News Co in San Francisco, Golden Gate News Co in San Francisco, and various Chinese News Agencies. The text is incomplete and unreadable in parts.
An obituary reflecting on the life of William Glasmann, Ogden’s former mayor and influential public speaker. The piece honors his education advocacy, practical public service, and firm yet compassionate leadership. It notes his impact on the community, his fraternal roles, and the sense of loss felt by residents. It concludes with a view of his death signaling a shift in local leadership and affairs.
News of publisher William Glasmann’s death shocks Ogden officials and business leaders who knew him as a longtime city leader. He served as mayor for three years and was closely involved in city affairs, leaving a marked impact on the Weber City community.
The Lewis Junior High School will hold its 14th annual exhibit on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 16 and 17, with an evening memorial program by students and a G A R wives’ attendance. After the programs, the domestic art, woodwork, and academic departments will be open for inspection. The Tuesday program features songs, speeches, and patriotic readings, including Frances Naylen, Leo Thinnes, and Mrs Agia Warner. the Wednesday program includes literary and musical performances by various classes and choirs.
The 15-16 season closes at the Oeden Tabernacle with a program led by Mr. Grahant featuring Mica bt Inhamon Roos and Frede ric Gustafe Soderlund. The youngest performer, aged nine, charms with violin pieces after training at the Royal Conservatory in Stockholm.
Coroner Juries will convene next Monday as deputy Hobson and De Tindlich continue investigations into the death of Burt Jenking. The inquest will focus on the Wilson death case with a preliminary inquiry already noted. Local authorities urge timely glassification and remind readers of the approaching dates for the coroner's inquest.
The Jag await the league opening as Utah Power & Light meets Brigham City at Glenwood Park at 3 PM. Utah Made Ping of Ogden plays Garland at Gerland, with the season running to September 4. Four teams are evenly matched after close practice games, aiming for a strong pennant start. Preston and Logan are expected to join by Saturday as the league begins full play.
A reader asks about what the Mayflower name refers to and the article explains that the Pilgrims named their ship for the hawthorn, not for flowers or other plants. It notes the journey, hardship, and spring arbutus recollection as context.
World markets report a cautious open after yesterday's uptick in active stocks with War issues higher including Baldwin and Crucible Steel. Locomotive and motor shares rose, Mexican situation seen more hopeful, rails like New Haven and Canadian Pacific firm. In futures, corn and May contracts moved higher while hog and cattle markets show varied receipts and steady to strong prices across Chicago and Omaha.
Chicago grain futures opened firmer after an early setback as forecasts of added moisture boosted corn and wheat. Traders watched Kansas wheat prospects amid infestation concerns and tightening receipts, with May and other contracts showing initial gains before a cautious rally ensued.
The report notes temporary easing in cat prices and a rise in certain grains as selling dries and livestock futures firm. Hog and wheat prices edge higher with hard winter wheat futures advancing. Export inquiries for corn mirror domestic demand as traders monitor July and September contracts. Clove prices climb to modest gains amid steady demand.
In May 13 trading, Rice formed led gains with heavy buying, Western stock prices rose across many issues. Consolidated Copper and Silver King remained near steady, sugar stocks softened amid tepid inquiry. Notable quotes include Alto and American Consolidated Copper around 23, Crown Point at 9 1/2 cents, Cardiff near 9 cents, and Keweenaw listings varied. market activity centered on Utah and West stock lines with private wire quotes from J A Hogle & Co.
A broad view of bank and corporate securities shows bids and asks from Commercial National to Bank of Ogden, with names like First National in Logan and Brigham. Notable bids include Ogden Savings at 470 and Utah Iron firms, industrials, and utilities listed with varied bid and ask levels across early market quotes.
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