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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
3
Random references to lawmakers, vacancies, and local happenings in Ogden Utah. Mentions moving to Ogden, a senator from Star Valley Wyoming, and Cheyenne reports. Includes ads for jobs, auctions, and public health notices, plus local society and business items from early 1920s Ogden.
The Paym Bureau urges full cooperation to form a permanent organization for a Weber County irrigation system. Officials report substantial progress in surveying water resources and securing land for cultivation, with plans to organize a district or districts and possibly form canal companies. The county committee seeks consensus on the proper structure to protect user interests and increase storage reliability.
From Evanston Wyoming comes word Gordon is charged with breaking bail. Lately clerk Titley to the Eeles estate left Ogden for Logan to open a new collections agency. Canyon Cars will continue summer service to Ogden canyons in September unless weather halts it. A brush fire near Twenty fifth Street prompted fire department dispatch tonight.
New York critics hail Masque of Life as a thrilling, novel motion picture with skillful photography, grand pageantry, and strong love story. Reviews from Times, Evening Journal, Morning Telegram, and Sun praise its spectacle, staging, and emotional appeal for general audiences.
In Ogden, residents sought the cause of a sudden temperature anomaly as official thermometers from Hrowning Brothers showed no reading. George Shorten, an official guard in Salt Lake City, reported the instrument broken, confirming the city’s weather was clearly misread yesterday.
Pantages vaudeville returns to the Orpheum with a two feature program led by Najaymia the Japanese marvel and The Shitumie Dancers. Matinees at 2:16 each day with Joseph F. Gasy announcing a road show later in the week. Orpheum box office opens today and J. Albert Erickson directs the season’s orchestra.
Mrs Kramer widow of a France fallen soldier will guest at a Third Ward amusement hall party tonight then journey from Brooklyn to labor in Pittsburgh. Miss Jeannette Leck spends a vacation at Yellowstone and Salt Lake City while Miss Rosa Masteller and Mrs Aindys Fonte plan coast trips. Miss Elelda Carter and Miss Phyllis Liedhe visit Berkeley for UC. Miss Denton of Idaho, hosted by Miss Jillian O Neill, attended several charming events. Mrs Benton and Chi Omega members hostesses include Mrs Sigetin and Mr Connelly at the Wier residence. Connelly is a Northern Pacific railroad official.
A Canton man and associates faced petit larceny charges after a quilt was taken from a clothes line as alleged camouflage for railroad labor camp plans in Nevada. Other defendants faced fines for vagrancy, drunkenness, and fish and game law violations. Judges set future appearances. several cases were dismissed or continued.
The Utan Oregon Lumber secretary reported a suspicious man prowling their yard at night with a bundled load. Detectives Noble and Tatton, under Sergeant Fresen, failed to identify the man. A bundle of excelsior bound in corrugated material and a tapered windle were found. police believed the handle was primed to be touched off later, with guards posted for the rest of the night.
Classified notice seeks a modern dwelling with five rooms and a garage for rental by a female applicant. Listing mentions Diane Dr Worrell and a response deadline, with details poorly legible and several typos.
Federal hearing in Washington July 25 heard L D Weld of Swift and Co challenge the Kenyon proposed law to regulate packing. He argued the bill would raise consumer prices by disrupting either farmers or packers and criticized statements by Commissioner Culver of the federal trade commission as exaggerated. He noted competition among about 235 interstate packing concerns and claimed Swift alone added 5 million dollars in capital since 1904.
State examinations for second and third class certificates will occur Friday and Saturday in the office of Superintendent Fowler. Six examinations across English, Education and Psychology, Hygiene and Sanitation, Nature Study or Arithmetic, Drawing or Civic Life, and U.S. History or Geography. Applicants may choose subjects within the first three exams. Some reviewers applying for reading and study courses. other listings given with times and dates.
William T. White sues Hare Insurance and his wife Jane Dor Kingser in the Second District Court of Weber County Utah. The notice names the defendants and the case intends to compel appearance, with related legal actions and dates to be determined by the court.
The document compiles alias summons and notices from Weber County Utah involving multiple cases. It includes an action to quiet title with tax deeds and previous owners, a divorce and alimony suit, a public works bid notice for a removable dam at Ogden River, and a second alias summons for Magda Massey to dissolve a marriage. The notices specify service timelines and court requirements.
Notice states that at an August meeting the rectors levied five mills per dollar on capital stock of Ogden Petroleum. The secretary treasurer will sell delinquent stock on September 2, 1970, at noon at 360 Twenty-fourth Street Ogden Utah to collect unpaid assessments.
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