Kaiser Offers Prize for American Heads
A French authorities report from Paris claims Emperor William promised a 300 mark prize and three weeks leave to the first German who captures an American soldier. A captured German sergeant’s diary allegedly reveals the offer was issued army wide. A telegraph from headquarters in France and Belgium on September 15 cited the Eler eoth Reserve division promise of 400 mark and three weeks leave for the man delivering the first American dead or alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stait
France
Wiliam
Chinese Students Headed to Eastern Colleges
A group of about seventy Chinese students, selected from top graduates, travel to the United States to study at various colleges. They will pursue subjects such as commerce engineering economics and railroading to represent China’s educational fund endowment and strengthen US China ties. They travel in three cars with an extra baggage car under supervision of Dr. T. T. Wong and George W. Lippitana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Buch
Yo T. Tur
University of Iekis
Standard
Union Depot
Bosers
Calum
Ftty
Tesur
San Franccisco
Twor
T. T. Wong
Chinese Educational Bureau
Washington, D.C
Ren Francisco
Woox
Cheng
Lung
Lee
Loy
Ubinas
St. James
London
Chineae
Paris
Chicago
San Francisco
Wblaro
George W. Lipp Tana
Southern Pacific
Ogden Hosts Peach Market Bureau Office
The Vaulted Blates department of agriculture establishes a temporary Ogden office under T E Crews to prepare a peach bulletin covering Utah carlot shipments and market reports. Reports mailed free to eligible subscribers. telegraph and telephone access arranged. Crews arrives from Mammothon, New Jersey for the peach season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blates Department of
Ag.ricuttare
Washington
D.C
Orden
Twn E
United States
Utsh
Utah
Frank
Crewe
Ogden
Mammontog
New Jerary
Servica
Htstes
Rollanders Arrested as Alien Enemies During War
Two men were detained by county deputies on suspicion of alien sympathy with Germany. Names given as John Hf Vogelzang and Bowa De Freas, both found to be Hollanders and released after a Justice Department review. Deputies note prior comments in support of Germany but authorities decided to free them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunty
United States
Germany
Nollendera
John Hf
Vogelzang
Bowa de Freas
Vogelsang
Witeca Lane
de Freas
Leon Rone
Department of Justice
Tim
Jesson
Ducks 0 to Soldiers at Fort Douglas Headline
Weber county officials and sportsmen discussed duck and game limits and agreed to a post October 1 wild duck feed for soldiers at Fort Douglas. Surplus ducks will be gathered October 3 at Drowning Brothem's and packed for shipment to the Western Army store in Salt Lake for distribution to the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siddoway
Citis
Port Douglas
Browning
Western Arma
Salt Lake
Jean D Case 10 Leaves for Camp Lewin with Ogden Contingent
Jean D Case, a well known Ogden boy who registered for the draft to Nevada, has been called to depart with the second quota. The Nevada board permits him to go with the Ogden contingent, and he will leave with the local boys for Camp Lewin next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Utah Theater Expansion Nears Completion
The Utah theater is nearing completion with manager A J Fyhn predicting an opening soon. External improvements include a 26 foot extension and complete redecorating and restructuring of the lay out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
A.J. Fyhn
Wrights Ogden Shopping Center Adds Silk Sale Attractions
Ogden shoppers discover new silk offerings during September sale. Prices range from 81 cents per yard for plain satin Messaline to 4.90 for heavy soft dress satins. Net selections include Blain Black Satin Mesaline, Duchess satin, Jap silks, striped Messaline, and Peau de Sol in multiple colors and widths.
New Fall Fabrics Arrive In Satin and Taffeta Falls
The shop lists several fabrics including black satin at 95 cents per yard, plain chiffon and taffeta at 1.49 to 2.00 per yard, and a 36 inch satin at 1.49. Prices reflect quality yardage suitable for dresses, suits, and waists in new fall shades.
Utah theater nears occupancy as interior work proceeds
Builders work on the Utah theater interior to ready the building for its opening date. Aiming for a top city motion picture house, crews assemble new installations including upscaled equipment. Adjacent notes mention sewer tunneling, a novel fountain design, and fluctuating bond market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Theater
Bost Axwell Nn
Jews of Ogden Aid European War Sufferers
In response to Rev. Alkow’s appeal, the Jews of Ogden raised $200 for European war sufferers. Rev. Alkow delivered a stirring address and donations flowed in, led by generous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Alkow
World Markets in Narrow Early Trading Declines Seen
In New York September 1st many active stocks moved within a narrow range amid renewed selling in some areas after recent heavy pressure. Bethlehem Steel traded around parity on extra rights, while United States Steel opened higher but could not hold gains. Public utilities showed heaviness. Marines St Paul Mexican Petroleum and Mutiliers’ Securities were firmer. A block of 100,000 Liberty bonds traded at par as bears attempted to spark further liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorm
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Marines
St. Paul
Mexican Petroleum and
Mutiliers
Frost fears lift corn values and market steady rise
Chicago and North Dakota frost forecasts spurred corn price gains while traders awaited crop outlooks and possible adverse developments. Wheat receipts and railroad rate talks influenced futures as industrial plant resumptions and high cattle receipts shaped the day in Kansas City and Omaha markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Sao of Yeateniay
Uptara
Cork
Cilllere
Canada
Eboue
Market Receipts and Prices Across Cattle Sheep and Hog Sales
CATTLE receipts 1600, market stronger ahead with native steers 9.50 to 16.50, cows and heifers 7.10 to 10.60, western cattle 8.50 to 14.50, Texas steers 7.50 to 10.75, calves 2.61 to 4.50. SHEEP receipts 5400, market steady to stronger, yearlings 12.34, wethers 11.50 to 13.00, lambs 17.86 to 18.45. CHICAGO HOG MARKET: arrivals down, hogs mixed to heavy 17.20 to 18.76, bulk 17.60 to 18.55. SUGAR in New York quiet to steady, refined 8.00 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ilcht
Vtaoris
Loples
Primo Fed
Bemba
Texas
Chicago
Ogden Markets Prices for Meat and Produce Today
Ogden market prices list wholesale meats such as steers at 12 cents per pound and hogs around 26 cents, veal 19 to 17 cents, and lamb 25 to 27 cents. Retail vegetables include potatoes 12 pounds for 50 cents, carrots five cents per bunch, cabbage two cents per pound, and tomatoes four pounds for ten cents, with many Utah and California fruit prices noted. Dairy and produce items show butter 50 cents, cream cheese 10 cents, oats cut 3, and Timothy hay about $1.15, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Téllowa
Dutfer
Soc
Utah
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaiser
U. S
Bureau OF Markets
Adsertisiig
Resulia
Westerdas
Augusta
Fla
Ald
Grcery
Sewell Grocery
Waehington
Rollanders
FT. Douglas
Jean D
Case
Wright
Ogden’s Shopping Center
Messalines
Fabrica
Ihe
Chicago Herald
Liberty
E.awell
New York
Vito
Omaha Livestock
Manta
Levipta
J. A Hogle & CO
M. Soott, Jr
Mudson Ave
Mambare Chigago
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!