13 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
1
A major copper industry note asserts that plans for a general consolidation of copper properties are proceeding, not abandoned. Despite market rumors, the merger process continues, with production curtailment cited as the main obstacle. officials expect no extended delay as consolidation advances steadily.
An advertisement extols S S S as a total blood purifier that cures contagious blood poison by purifying the blood and removing the virus. It contrasts with mercury and potash, claims lasting recovery, and offers a free medical guidance letter from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia.
The article outlines Amniconda Copper Co. pushing consolidation among Butte, Boston & Montana, Washon Copper, and Blackfoot Lumber properties. It notes share issuances rising toward 6,000,000 and the goal to complete the Butte unit by mid May. Coalition holdings and stock valuations feature prominently, with calculations showing Amaconda and International holdings.
A Pure Food Investigations report spurred local bottlers to raise prices on several beverages. The Ogden Western Bottling Works Standard Bottling Company and others agreed to the increases to fund stricter compliance with pure food laws. A meeting will reconvene tonight to discuss further steps.
A lively entertainment at Knights of Pything hall featured the Ladies of the GALR aiding a charity drive. Performances included Tug Climbers, a piano solo by Lonnne Pierce, vocal numbers by several artists, and a humorous piece titled The Old Ladies Double Quarterer.
A select recitation and performances by Mrs. Fred King featured "The Baby in the Hath, Tob" and "Country Cousins" with two company singers. The program closed with "Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works" and an ensemble of named performers. The event drew a large audience and noted connections to Buffalo society figures, including Mrs. Depew and Captain Potter, with references to divorce actions and interludes from 1809 to 1905.
Fire at Becker Brewery plant near 19th and Grant avenue caused smoke from the engine building roof last evening. A general alarm sent firefighters and a swift water stream extinguished the blaze by 9:25 PM. Cause undetermined but linked to chimney blows. insured loss estimated at around twenty five dollars. Manager Decker away in California, employees and fire dept credited with swift containment.
Peter Hansen, a resident of Ozilen in recent years, died yesterday afternoon at Lincoln avenue. Born in Norway on April 24, 1830, he migrated to Wisconsin about 25 years ago and lived there until four years ago before moving to Utah. He is survived by two daughters and one son. The exact rest of the obituary will be announced later.
A damaged OCR item from Colorado Springs outlines a divorce proceeding involving Watling and Theebureh with a San Francisco filing, preliminary decree, and planned wedding date. It mentions Captain Ash ton Potter, race conditions with mixed legal notes, and timing tied to a twelve month expectancy for final decree.
Trading eased on the Fat 2aahe blung exchange with prices not quite firm. Iron Wee sons fell to 1.02 on regular call but rose and traded around 1.07, with sixty days buys and 1.00 on open board. Nevada Hills slid from 69 to 87 cents while Pine Central remained at 15 cents. Slouy Copsalidste showed little improvement despite the declaration of the...
Mary Wlisebeth Durlin died yesterday at 4 PM of general illness. A Latter Day Saints member since 1877, she traveled from Virginia to Tennessee, then to Ogden. Survived by children John Burke, Lucan Monk, Let Ha.Titlle, Detective Tot wrt Burke, Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burke. Funeral details await heirs’ full East.
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