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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
10
A trainload of naval troops en route to Mare Island Cal arrive in Ogden this morning and were entertained at the Red Cross canteen. Another trainload from Dengir bound for the coast is expected to arrive in Ogden this evening.
Miss Della Roshon daughter of Mr and Mrs Katt Roshon celebrated turning ten with seventeen playmates at their Boston home. Rooms adorned in pink and lilac with a luncheon served by Della and helpers.
The Twelfth ward Sun ding school presents two one act plays tonight in an amusement hall. First titled Fudge and a Bur, with a long cast list led by Caroline Pollinar and Edith Schofield. Second, Two Ghosts in White, featuring Miss Praxis and Miss Verna Young. A dance follows with Lillian Thatcher’s orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
Members of Herman Baker Post No 9 Ogden discuss the League of Nations at the next meeting focusing on universal military training. Royal Douglas will vote on national convention attitudes after the formal ballot. Treasurer absent, temporary appointment made. thanks extend to police for law and order support.
Night school registration opens tonight at Aden High School as enrollment begins for the season. I. H. Noall reports 400 to 600 students expected to enroll. a small tuition fee will be charged as in previous years. Classes for 1959 start today.
Gary officials traced six bombs from Gary to New York, blaming alleged bomb maker Ivanoff, an expert electrician at a large hill factory. He reportedly built the devices at home, with plans tied to destroying his workplace. Officials say the cache involved dynamics and dispersal but details remain limited.
A Montello Nevada wreck last night injured five men riding a switch engine to Ogden. Conductor Webber and brakemen Giller Plyer and others suffered severe and moderate injuries. Guthrie, Taylor from Montello sustained multiple fractures and serious wounds. The train crew were transported to the hospital for treatment.
Detectives tracked a Gary flare of threats tied to a Chicago bombing. Officers said a dynamited Chicago post office last year involved Myron Miter and that a suspect was released to aid the hunt for Ivanott. A Gary based inflammatory circular aimed to spark prints of bombs in Chicago and Gary.
The 11 year old Jonel, son of Mr and Mrs W F Johnson, disappeared from home near Payson while hunting and was found dead yesterday. Parents appealed for help from their pastor as clues pointed to a self reliant youth planning to "get along" in the world. Authorities reported the case as a probable accidental death after a search by Salt Lake community members.
Adjutant General Fred Jorgenson of Titah National Guard along with officers will visit Troop B this evening. The meeting aims to discuss drought relief and artillery unit matters under Captain Horace Giessmann.
Elisabeth A. Wert known as Tizzie West died recently and her funeral was held at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon in the North Ward meeting house under Bishop W. O. Ridgdes. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended plus Women of Woodcraft as flower bearers. Speakers included John J. Herrick Hyrum Shupe Joseph A. West and Bishop Ridgden. Final services at Ogden City Cemetery were led by Women of Woodcraft. Esther Rennie, longtime resident of 2974 Washington Avenue, known for her kindly and lovable nature, was among mourners.
A Tonopah mine owner recounts leaving his Virulleutor Divide Mine in Nevada for health reasons. After long indigestion and nervous trouble, he traveled to Los Angeles and tried various treatments without relief. A friend recommended Tanlac, and after four bottles he reports dramatic improvement, plans to return to mining, sleep better, eat well, and regain strength, calling Tanlac worth the expense and effort. Advertisements note McIntyre Drug Co. Ogden stores sell Tanlac.
Developments over the double holiday unsettled trading as industrial shares led declines. Motors, steel, and related issues fell 1 to 6 points while oil and some rail and tobacco stocks rebounded later. General Motors and Kaiser-style names hit intraday highs then faded. the day closed with recoveries and mixed rally in oil, motors, and steel sectors.
Chicago grain market report shows corn prices with open high low close for new and old crop contracts. Traders note fluctuations in December and May positions with percentage changes and bid offers reflecting market uncertainties.
A condensed update shows corn, oats, rye, and sugar prices in Chicago markets with mixed results. It notes wheat and flour guidance, pork pricing, and various produce items while Cotton, Kansas City Livestock, and regional figures reflect activity and pricing shifts, including hogs and cattle receipts, with overall market softness in many categories.
Market attendees at Omaha and Ogden report cattle and hog receipts with price ranges. Hogs weighed 176 to 260 pounds bring 18.25 to 14.00 per hundredweight, while cattle and calves show varied bids from good to prime ranges, with feeders and cows listed at multiple values. Sheep receipts include feeder and yearling notes with fluctuating prices. Bond figures and silver prices appear in the same column.
Mercantile paper 5 1 2 percent. Sterling Nomand 4 17 4 cables. Francs Demand 8 7 1 cables 3 0 3. Lire Demand 30 10 cables. Marks Demand 2 60 cables. Time loans strong. bids 6 9 9 days and six months 6 percent. Call money high 14 percent, low 8 percent. offered at 12 and 11 percent. At close call loans 14 percent for mixed collateral, 15 percent for all Industrials. Read the Classified Ads.
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