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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
11
Daily market report from New York notes widespread stock gains led by industrials and steel names as investors push prices above 1915 levels. Republic Steel rises nearly two points, coal and railroad shares strengthen, while grains and raw materials show active trading and new price records.
Severe shifts in the wheat market see September delivery hardest to obtain with foreigners buying and Argentine drought influencing prices. Early gains give way to declines as traders take profits. December at 1.54 1/8, May 1.527. Futures rise and fall across Chicago and Kansas City grain markets, with overall weakness by session end.
Reading: 66 shares traded on the local exchange with Emma Copper and Midwest Sulphur as leaders. Prices firm with copper and sulfur rising, several banks and utilities bid, and many small securities showing modest gains. Market tone generally stronger across most issues.
BIGLEO funeral services for Jin bel Dighar set for 1 p m tomorrow at Celineton meeting house with interment in Celineton cemetery. KLEINEMAN funeral held yesterday afternoon at Ninth ward meeting house with Bishop's Counselor Alonzo Jackson presiding. Officials and pallbearers named. music selections listed. interment planned for city cemetery with grave described.
The funeral of Arthur McNish is set for Sunday at 1 in the Woodmen of the World hall with Woodmen and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen escorts. The body leaves at 1:33 p.m. on the Denver and Rio Grande bound for Ridgeway Cato, accompanied by the deceased’s parents and Mr and Mrs Stephen Malan. Viewing at Larkin & Sons chapel today tomorrow and Sunday until 10:30 a.m. Then at Woodmen hall from 10 to 10 a.m. GALT The body of Robert Galt is interred after a service at the First Ward meeting house. Notable tributes, speakers and a formal musical program accompany the funeral, with several named pallbearers and attendees. The grave is in the city cemetery. Georgia labor unions win compulsory education, inspector and textbook law in last legislature session. Wages high in Quastan munition works with men earning up to 2.37 a day, women up to 2, boys under 17 1.66. Weekend holidays noted.
Hoover learns the Ladies Aid Society favors gossip over support as Richard Hoover, quiet son of Mrs. Hoover, earns little wage and shows no ambition while the town debates charity and holiday performances. The old group recalls past ties, while younger neighbors pursue work and prospects.
An anxious night at the theater unfolds as Richard Lane helps, then appears revealed in a crushing incident. Mrs. Monard, Jim Hows, Eddie Cullom, and others react as the audience panics and a dramatic accident shifts attention to the young performer Richard, leaving his mother Bria proud yet unsettled.
A fragmentary diary like scene shows Julia pressuring her brother Sam and housekeeper Nisa Jollaea about keeping a strict home. The tense exchange hints at family control, rumors about a missing girl, and the insistence on order as Julia worries over dirt and domestic routine.
A chaotic family visit near a station ends with playful jibes and small mishaps. Julia meets relatives Lycean and Agnes as laughter, teacups, and a dented kettle mix with light domestic humor. The return home prints a cheerful, busy scene full of familiar voices and gentle reproaches.
The Trades Union Congress, representing about 2,600,000 workers, today backed a determined push for nationalization of Britain's railways. The move signals a broad, united demand from major labor groups for state ownership and control of the rail network.
A fragment notes a pair of emitchens weeping at the Wellington ILC office. The text mentions crutches lent to individuals who return them after use for the next borrower. The readable bits imply a lending program and emotional reaction but lack clear names, dates, or full context.
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