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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
5
A fragment from the STANDARD telephones and editorial rooms listing two Bell numbers and one ring references. The text shows two rings at No 58 and a single ring at No 56, with a garbled price line noted as No. $6. The readable parts indicate contact lines for editorial and business offices in a historic telephone directory.
Plain City reports engineers completed the Ogden & Northwestern railway extension survey with a Taylor Hill cut and fill project. Work began on grading yesterday under Charles Skeen while farming runs slow due to wet soil and plans call for loading sugar beets at Geddes corner with future south end loading to follow. George A. Boyde sells interests and plans to relocate, with local residents bidding farewell amid community changes.
Ola Hayden, accused of shoplifting nine dress goods from Cohn on South Main, will not stand trial after District Attorney motion. Davis, her companion, confessed to the theft and exonerated Hayden, who returns home to San Francisco as evidence was deemed insufficient.
Fireman S Lowham died in the Union Pacific wreck near Castle Rock after a landslide. Remains sent to Evanston. no inquest due to circumstances. Baggageman J Gordon’s remains turned to an undertaker at Morgan. wife had died a year ago. Gordon was to marry a Denver woman in June.
A fragmented ad praising medical quality likens medicine to character and urges patients to ask doctors about rug quality and prescription care. It notes strong support from Phyallang of Ogden for high standard prescription work and doctor confidence in the service.
Extraordinary values in women's gowns and street dresses highlight a display featuring fabrics such as French Poulards Latin Duchess Messaline Crepe Rajah and Pongee with prices from 65.00 to 312.50 indicating a fashionable sale in the department store assortment.
New York April 16 Two hundred and sixteen graduates of the New York Trade School heard Fulton Cutting urge them to imitate John D Rockefeller. He praised Rockefeller as a model of persistency temperance and hard work and advised abstaining from drink gambling and regular church attendance.
Chicago reports a quiet summer ahead for downtown eateries as 25 leading restaurants agree to keep venues tuneless from June 15 to September 15. Diners seeking music will be directed to summer gardens and the music and cafe culture will resume after the pause. The deal excludes the musicians union so further actions may follow.
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