Government to tighten control on Utah canning industry
F E Gorrell of Arsenal Canners Association says government plans to regulate canning nationwide through federal licenses, directing contracts with the government for supplies. He notes emphasis on staples like tomatoes beans corn and milk products and predicts limited exports to favor domestic needs amid wartime shortages.
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F. E. Gorrell
Arsenal Canners
Stineton
J. C
Tate
Weber Club
Gorrell
Canning
United States
Washington
Food Administration’ Board
Herbert C. Toaver
Ganterlin
Pot Fromedt
Cann
Food Administration
Bualtess Bat
Government Meensen
Str. Gorell
Hoover
Company Employees Urged to Buy Bonds for Second Liberty Loan
Ogden Toran and Maho Railway lines promote a payroll deducted bond sale to boost the Second Liberty Loan. Officers plan to mail circulars encouraging every employee to subscribe to a $30 bond, with installments via salary deductions over ten months. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, and the company will cover the difference to a 7 percent equivalent value. Early subscription requires a $5.76 initial payment per $59 of bonds, with the first installment due at subscription and subsequent deductions starting November 36th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Vaden
Lagan
Roen
W. A. Whitney
Toney
Ogden, Toran and
Maho
Ralleau Company
Fragmented notice on water purification and irrigation relief
The text describes a distorted account of water purification efforts and irrigation improvements. It mentions a large number of beneficiaries and related improvements in a rural area, noting reception by locals and ongoing efforts to address irrigation concerns.
Grand Army appoints new general officers at Indianapolis
Indianapolis. October 16. General orders announce Gianaulie named ceremonial headquar ters for the Grand Army. The slate includes July r wdyocals general Stith Kiljen Farey N. Dip faepectur general Thomas HI Drowne Sioux Falls 8.0 assistant atfulapt general C A W Tiames Portland chief of wtaft George A estoy Boston and senior alte de camp Flavin 11 Stomont Utah.
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Indianatolis
Ind
Gianaulie
Republic In
Orlando A. Somers
Juvenile court handles mischievous youth and water incident
In Mountitul Judge Homer heard cases of unruly youths including Kirltian Morgan who disrupted passersby by shouting and throwing water. Three youths were arrested for destroying property in Glenwood Park. older youths faced charges and some were discharged. Commissioner Jones reported vandalism like broken electric globes and taunted debris in the park. sentence to be set after advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alboust
Metriy Mentis
Joshua Momer Bridjewart
Mowntitul
Naveral
Paskerby
Glenwood Park
Miles L. Jones
Homer
Coramiselener Jones
Woolen Clothes Will Be a Luxury in Ogden
Wool shortages threaten civilian clothing nationwide. Sol Kaplan of a Ogden clothing house warns that by 1917 most wool will be tied up for military use, leaving civilians with limited options and higher prices. Mills shift to military needs, only about 25 percent of domestic woollen capacity remains for civilian fabrics.
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Merchanta
Oden Ho
Sol Kaplan
Focal
Kaplan
Elem
Rothe
United States
Uncle Sam
United Staes
Milla
Two British Steamer Sinks Reported at New York
News from New York states two British steamers Memphian once Gambrian of 6 305 ton gross and Boetonian 8 200 ton, both from Leyland Moe, were sunk and reached port today. Inquiries at International Mercantile Marine offices confirm the sinking and related negotiations.
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New York
Memphian
Gambrian
Boetonian
Leyland Moe
Goday
International Mercantua/ Marine
World Markets Open Low as Stocks Rally Through Noon
New York October 16 markets opened with heavy activity across rails munition and specialty issues setting new intraday lows before a late rally. United States Steel and Liberty bonds showed varied moves with brisk short covering while trading volume reached about 350,000 shares in the first hour. noon levels held gains in steels copper and standard specialties with prices around 145 to 2 points above yesterday's close.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Agles
Yestoriay
Utah Stocks Summary From Utah Market Report
Utah stocks showed mixed activity with Columbia Resall failing to sell on first call, but recovering on second call to move 6800 shares at 132 4 and 1.30, closing higher than Monday. Iron Waswata weakened after bears pressured, New Quincy traded 4000 shares with some sales on declines, Tintle Central moved 6300 shares at 4 1 6, West Toledo and Zuota fell slightly at close with 11 4 and 9 1 2 cents respectively, while the market overall drifted 5 points lower on broad selling tied to Eastern market weakness. The opening and closing prices for key issues included Antelope Star 1000 at fc, Albion 1000 at 1 1 2, Great Big HM 1800 at 2 1 2, Columbus Hexall 119 2487 at 1 30, Potion King 500 at 3 and 600 at 3 1 2, Howell 3599 at 10 1 4, May Day 1000 at 6 1 2, The Consolidated 307 at 9 6 0, and Shoull 1000 at 9 1 4. The Utah market is seen as poised to recover as eastern market strength returns.
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Columbia Resall
al’ Ta
Real
Orst
Jocal Exchange
Fis Security
Iron Waswata
Almog
Jleing
Bears
New Quincy
Prince Conroil
Tintle Central
West Toledo
Zuota
Utah
Antelope Star
Satat
Albion
We Four
Columbus
Howell
Big Blichinag
Quincy
Consolidated
Vatoota
Ingo Dt Ae. Bolte
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Markets Report Noise
Mixed commodity quotes and scattered bids fill a chaotic market page. References include National Copper and Security State with varied bid prices, Chicago and Omaha livestock receipts and price ranges, and notes on market dullness and shipment shifts affecting cattle hogs and feeders.
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Roden Beate
Security State
Ralt Lake Security & Trust
Utab State National Bank
Ith Kay, & Ty
Walker Bros
Chicago
Yeateryeh
Fas Wikss
UE AG
Chicago Market Movements Amid Heavy Buying and Liquidation
Chicago quotations show heavy buying by speculators driving up futures as liquidation fears ease. Open prices for December and May rose despite mixed signals, while rural concerns about corn scarcity buoyed hogs and cattle. local markets report lower feeder and slaughter cattle values and varied grain prices across markets and vendors.
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Chilago
Chicago
MAS
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O.L
Asta
SRE
Headquarters
THE
Grand Army
Ogden
J. A. Hogle & Go
Hadean Avenue
Austrade Ab Sagar
Ite Bia
Tinake Hiv
St Asker
She Cael
Mountain States
Ts Co
FT Webel Orden Packing & Presislon
Gaan
Staniford Coat
Olah Vive Clay
Pat Vawer
Fight
Bec
HC Mod
Kansas Cy
Omaha
Weatero Atcera
Ewes
Ecelpis
Ae Tambs
Orden
Union Stock
Ulsb
South Uecla
Maz Tintic Central
Toledo
Fs Gank
Derorat, National
Farmers
Btorkgeowers
Firat National
Osden
McCormick and Company,239 Ltd
Oedes
Lidey
Meath
Ewen Zic
J. A. Hogle & CO
O. M. Broth, Jr
Cohen
Raundenn Ava
Prine
Membare
Culeaga Board of Trade
Balt Lake Stork
Logan & Bryan
Munk Comentbiiener
Ogden State Bank
Webar
U.S
National Banka
Aeportin Yewand
Carblers
Chectn Saviegs
Postal
Saviega
Reebeey
Bigelow
Cfsse
A. DT. Higelow
M. E. Rawson
UTAI
LW. B. Evans
Alice Ible
EL Ev ‘Ane
Baus
State of
Ogden Savings Bank
Weber
Conde
Indust Riocks
Purasure
Hevared
State Bank
Ghreke
Ailver Cola
Ral
VLAAT
County OF
Weter
Chas. H. Darton Belog
H. Nanton
Cashler
Sumnet P. Nelson
John Watson
A. T. Wright
W. E. Evace
Heck
Jaboye Cared
W. FE. Evans
Baota
Baokere
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Banka
Slate Banka
Wepoalia
Bavinga
Tanesas
Utan
Wei
F. J
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Yicre
Italy
Williams
Fred J. Riegel
C. Nye
Puredore
W. B Evans
Dagk
Wtah
W. K. Vans
Trank Corsmindoner
Tony
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