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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
7
Monday marks a fresh week and month start urging cash purchases over credit. Save on delivery, bookkeeping, and extra costs by buying with cash. Visit early in the week and arrange car delivery or use our drayman for small orders to eight blocks for 25 cents.
An old style grocery display advertises regular prices on cured meats breakfast bacon hams and various lard and pail products. It also mentions jug refills vinegar pickles flour and mixed items with quantities and packaging hints.
Sept 29 1929 St Louis report on the Missouri Pacific and three railways the Denver and Rio Grande and the Western Pacific seeking to merge. A New York circuit court of appeals decision on a 29 million dollar suit will guide the final structure of the three properties. Mush says the ruling will help the interests decide the best course. The Home of Popular Plays and Players will reopen with advanced ideas.
Sept 29 report from Paris Herald notes Private John McClane of Dayton Ohio as the first American to win the war cross for bravery. On Sept 18 a German air raid dropped bombs near a village where McClane and about fifty villagers gathered. Ignoring warnings he used a pocket lamp to locate a live bomb, hurled it into the river, and it exploded harmlessly. No one was hurt. London's fighting intensity in September shows British casualties over 101,000, with August fighting 59,581. September totals may include later in the month, and compare with 1916 Bonime battles when 139,549 casualties occurred.
AML members of EL Sabakah Temple No. 29 Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan are urged to attend a meeting Monday evening October 1. The notice stresses the importance of attendance and duties in the fraternal order.
In Denver on Sept 29 Mrs Patrick Heary Wiley prayed at her husband’s bedside then shot him in the head with a revolver. He died about three hours later. Mrs Wiley surrendered to police. Heary Wiley, 44, a Denver Tramway Company employee, was shot at their home. No children. She said, It had to be done. They moved to Denver ten years ago from Parts Tennessee.
Washington reports a weekly outlook from the weather bureau. Gulf states generally fair with near normal temperatures. Plains and Mississippian valleys expect cool first half then possible rains and higher northern temperatures. Southern regions fair second half, warmer. Alaska reports limited data. Central Pacific fair with occasional northern rains and early return to normal temperatures in California.
A general revolutionary strike across Argentina was declared by anarchist workers with sis unions in their federation refusing to join. Only one streetcar line remained running in Buenos Aires, until 8 pm to meet workers demands. Stock market edged lower with notable declines in New York Central and St. Paul, while Liberty bonds rose toward a new peak. Livestock markets in Omaha Kansas City and Chicago report mixed to steady trading across hogs cattle and sheep.
Chicago quotations indicate corn strengthened by export demand and feeding value comparisons with livestock. Cooler weather and frost hints supported higher futures. December and May prices moved up, with weakness in provisions. Also notes wage talks in St Louis and a theft surrender in Los Angeles involving a 17 year old.
New York Sept 29 The stock market opened with a firm tone on Liberty bonds at 10.30. Trading was quiet with little change in prices of steel and metals shares, while United States Steel and General Motors showed early momentum amid cautious investor sentiment.
Bears pressed early but failed to push through as prices fluctuated across dozens of issues. Virtus and Sioux Consolidated traded actively while Walter rose from 4.75 to 1.87 and closed at 1.92. Numerous listings like Zion, Grand Central, and Michigan Utah showed varied activity with bids and asks noted for multiple shares.
National Copper bid 120, Security State bid 167 ask 175, Balt Lake Security 100 bid 60 ask, Ven State National 241 bid 248 possibly, High Savings and Trust 105 ask, Walker Drothern 240 bid, pons Savings and Trot 315 asked, Industria Stocks Amalgamated Sugar 238 asked, Cement Securities 120 bid Consolida asked, Jed Wagon 110 bid 2111 Home Fire Insurance 325 bid 200 ask, Independent Coal 1 bid 99.50 ask, Mountain States Telephone 111.50 bid 113.50 asked, Orde Packing 115 asked, Standard Coal 51 bid 60 ask, Utah Fire Clay 75 bid 79 asked, Utahidaho Sugar 9.75 bid 9.95
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by external applications as the text notes the affected portion of the ear is unreachable. It cites a constitutional remedy described as perfect bearing and suggests a treatment that reduces the condition, mentioning a commercial claim by F. J. Chenly & Co of Toledo Ohio and implying a need to consult pharmacists for relief.
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