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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
3
A garbled clipping lists ads and notices from Bramwell including a fire in a summer kitchen, burglaries, court cases, and public service announcements. It mentions a convalescing individual, a vacation trip, marriage licenses, and local business notes with scattered names and addresses.
John Culley of Ogden is named second vice-president of the National bounds of parminey Te and attends the national convention in Rochester New York. He travels to Canada and Nashville for other conventions and is described as the most progressive figure observed during his travels.
The Cooks and Waiters beat the Sada Squirts 10 to 9 after nine innings at Fairground. Crane and Johnson starred for the Cooky and Walters, while Manager Long's squad extended their seventh straight win.
Jack Harbertson shows improved knee after two small jumps were removed, preparing for a clash with southern champion Tom Long at the Orpheum Labor Day night. Long, arriving in Ogden for training, praises Yokel as the best locally and vows to wrestle without excuses.
John M. Klenke files for divorce from Catherine Klenke in the district court. He accuses her of improper conduct and requests property division. The case lists ages and addresses as part of the filing and names the court and filing dates.
The post office reports parcel post charges adjusted after a 20 pound limit. Postmasters note patrons paying too much for shipments now face reduced rates. Under focal delivery the first 20 pounds cost five cents per pound and add-ons are five tenths of a cent per extra pound. Delivery within 300 miles keeps the first rate, with one cent per additional pound for first and second zones.
City commissioners and Superintendent Nye reconsider paving Twenty-fifth Street from Washington to Wall and Wall Avenue from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-fifth Streets after protests blocked earlier attempts. The record recalls prior court rulings, refunds, and city funds tied to the failed assessment, with Nye urging property owners to accept the plan and its costs.
Dublin born T J Quinn arrives with bride and is greeted by Mr and Mrs D A Smyth. They will host guests for weeks as Quinn travels back to Ireland. Local congratulations flow for the newlyweds Mike Felinte Thorstennen and Lorene Huss after a vacation in Echo. George M Schatz and son Robert enjoy time with relatives at North Platte, N D. Ogden Gihls successful at a magic show in Henefer directed by Miss Cecil Hagne. Ruth Hagan praised for arias. Lawrence Ossman of Salt Lake and Abbott of Ogden head to Cleveland to study medicine at Western Reserve University. Mrs Joseph B Riching and daughters Edna and Matlin return to Fysnston after visiting Ogden Salt Lake and Echo friends.
Mrs. Ghimisy and daughter Emma are seen as selting friends in ena. Mrs. Willem Clegg hosted at Ammer Sunday honoring Mrs. 7. M. Russell who left yesterday for Oakland, Calif., where Mr. Husserl conducts business with his father. The Russells have long resided in Ogden and their departure saddens many relatives and friends.
Fragmented obituary items describe several funeral services and burial plans. Elizabeth Van Loon four months old died at home under unclear cause. services to be conducted by Bishop Ridge at a North Ogden church with interment to follow. Kennedy and Pourod obituaries indicate multiple services in St. Josephs and North Ogden. notices include visit times and cemetery arrangements. A map and miscellany items appear, including meditations and geographical references.
Bo asks what should be done about the asphalt covering. The street in 118 present condition is a disgrace to the city. The property owners who protested re paving should investigate, unite in a petition to the Board of Commissioners, and proceed with resurfacing by incal assessment.
Portland manager Joe Goss reports the Orpheum theatre will join the Pantages vaudeville circuit. Plans call for shows Thursday through Saturday with one matinee and one evening performance. The season opens September 18 as Pasta ges expands to Salt Lake and Ogden, broadening franchise reach.
A detailed review notes the ISIS Theater concert featuring selections by the Chicago Marine Band under conductor Prat Thompsen. The program showcases orchestral pieces praised for their vitality and artistry, with the audience enjoying a refined performance that highlights the orchestra's range and timing.
The report notes activity in Chicago grain and labor hiring amid market volatility. Prices show fluctuations across commodities with December openings and varying futures ahead.
Omaha and Chicago livestock and commodity markets report steady to mixed tones. Cattle and hog receipts posted in the thousands with prices varying by class, while sugar and metals show modest gains and futures curves move with crop and demand signals.
A Colorado report notes an insurance firm withdraws from the range due to declining demand as telephones curb livestock theft. Officials credit rapid alerts via telephone networks with recapturing stolen stock, warning thieves statewide and reducing losses across Montana Wyoming and Arizona operations. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company cites hundreds of cases tied to exchanges, saving owners more than a million dollars.
German royalty visited a military camp, escorted by aides and accompanying princes. General officers and notable figures received the entourage, with discussions observed by attendants and officials. The scene highlighted the presence of European royals engaging with military leadership during a formal stop.
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