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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
9
Erik Mercer pastors Elim Lutheran with Sunday school at 1 am and evening service at 8 pm in English. A Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Ladies Aid is at Mrs. John Swanson home on Twenty Fourth Street. Church notices also mention Church of the Good Shepherd in spis context.
Broad church calendar lists Morning Prayer and Sunday School at Protestant parishes including First Presbyterian with Carver as pastor and 10 a.m. meetings. St Pauls German Evangelical at Twenty third Street with Hacesman as pastor holds German service at 11 a.m. and English at 7:30 p.m. The First Congregational on Adams Avenue, Frank G Brauer minister, features a 1 p.m. sermon and a violin program by Parmley Wilplay. First Methodist Episcopal at 24th Street, Mable Hijab and Miss Vera Frey noted. evening service and organ preludes titled Love and Joy. First Baptist North Fortera conducts 11 a.m. worship with missionary talks and young people program. Clara Kimball Young to appear at the Alhambra tonight.
K Blunden, a young man from Pittsboro, fell from the observation car of the Los Angeles Limited into the Union depot area. He struck the cement platform but avoided moving wheels. Station workers and passengers revived him with Dr W M Lipscombe aiding. He is expected to resume travel in about two days. The rest of the text notes a school fund, payroll, end-of-year projections, and minor items.
The board held a regular meeting where Supt J M Mille urged immediate reengagement of Gren teachers for next year at the same rate or pay, claiming higher expenditure unavoidable. Director Loondahl pressed for grant while Director Wile suggested deferring action a week. Mina Viola Clancy, clerk of the board, recorded the session.
An article notes a Sunday sermon at First Presbyterian Church exploring how early minds found evidence of divine power in nature. It discusses the idea that laws and wonders in the natural world reveal God, presenting nature as a gateway to understanding the divine.
Chicago April 24 report lists top batters with unclear spellings and many OCR errors. Names include Zimmerman Prook lyn Grok Cheinnats ARO Grae Yath Doyle Norton Luilor Philadelphia Balor Chinage Avh Qannolly Boston Jacques Kor ning and others, with approximate averages and ranks. The passage references a Major League batting list and mentions ongoing pace in the American League.
The report lists top hitters and leaders in the Federal and American associations. Cogbh Detroit Crawford Detroit Strunk Philadelphia Walker St Laura Jackson Cluveland Oldting Philadelphia HL Walker St Tauls Jonorin Boston Mabel New York Olin Golling Chicago each with five. In the Federal League Cooper Brooklyn Raviden Newark lead batters with 800 each. Magee Kaul Brooklyn tied for stolen bases seven. Charity Minneapolis has seven hits in ten games, batting .700 leads American Association batters. Werlman leads baserunners with five steals. Autreen Memphis tops Southern Association batters with .avg.
Washington reports a rise in American export trade for the current year with projected totals near 4.76 billion dollars. Bread and baked goods exports from the western states show strong gains compared with March last year, while British and French territories remain top markets. The department of commerce analysis notes Britain remains a major import source, with Cuba, Germany, and Japan also listed among leading partners.
Bolt Tate reports an April 24 discourse on corporate franchises and taxation. An opinion by county attorney Herbert Van Dam concludes that corporate franchises differ from street use privileges and may be taxed only on property. The assessor is urged to decide, with available data, whether to assess intangible asset heavy corporations.
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