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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
5
In a domestic scene, Dick suggests moving a very ill Mrs Bunter to his mother's quiet farm for care. Nell and Olive aid the sick woman’s nursing. Mrs Luther fears leaving home. the mother offers to take her in, despite warnings that it will be hard on her personally.
The clipping mixes a garbled domestic scene about a bustling elderly mother urging activity with snippets about new kerchief designs and home crafts. It mentions handkerchief colors and border widths, cozy couch covers of French flannel, and recipes for Alsatian dishes including Teverkneptie and Milk Leaf, with instructions and measurements.
An old time advertisement claims Fly's Cream Salve clears nasal congestion caused by cold or catarrh. It promises instant relief by applying a fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils, penetrating head membranes to soothe inflamed tissues and restore breathing.
In Veorte on December 2 a double funeral was held at the North ward chapel for Mrs. Isabella Vowtes and her son Arthur J. Vowtes who died at their homes on Saturday and Tuesday. Malop J. J. Gillette led services with opening prayer by William De La Mare and closing by Bishop J. M. Atkin. Speakers included Lafayette Orme, Willard Atkin, and W. J. Casnity. Morale by the choir and Morace Towen.
The Tribune reports on the U S Supreme Court ruling that mileage books are forfeiture free if presented by the original purchaser. North Carolina case involved a man and his wife using tickets. the court tied rules to original purchaser. Local railroad circles weigh how far the decision affects Southern Railway contracts and usage.
Salt Lake City Feb 1 Overtures have been made by Wells Fargo Co for a friendly suit to test Utahs corporation license tax law The secretary of state referred the matter to the attorney general who replied nothing doing Wells Fargo and Western Union Telegraph have declined to pay the 250 license tax protested that the Utah law is unconstitutional The attorney general had held the law constitutional and the state will not permit a friendly suit to test it
In Pocatello Idaho Section 2 the hoard of inquiry concluded that Thomas A Hoerl died in an accident while attempting to board a train at Shoshone on November 10. The board found no railroad employee or crew member liable for the death and signed by They Searle J I Davie and I Rasmusson.
In Pogazetto Idaho two men entered the home of Sarah NM at 451 South South Avenue late last night through a front window using a simple method. They secured jewelry valued at about $400 and the break in appeared to be planned and methodical. Local authorities investigate the incident.
Police pursue a gang of expert crooks operating in the region after a pattern of home robberies mirrors similar depredations in nearby towns. Investigators compare the Mer Smith Hutton residence break in to the latest incidents as efforts to round up the criminals continue.
An advertisement touts Solvite dry cleaning with gasoline for home use. Instructions warn to clean outdoors, supply lists, and multiple names and addresses. Includes a public notice of certificates and extensions for teachers and professionals from Logan and other Utah cities.
Antonig Herds, a leading banana grower and cattleman from Colonmia, visits Utah as a guest of Magdalena Land Company officials. Senor Borda, on an official mission to study agricultural and educational matters, accompanies him. They plan tours of copper mines at Wingham, Hear River valley irrigation systems, a Garland sugar beet process plant, and other local facilities before returning to Calambia in early spring.
A jumble of garbled names and places appears as a blurred roster of teachers awaiting certificates from a state board of education meeting held December 1 in Salt Lake City. The fragmentary text lists numerous surnames and locales including Gardiner Tagan Muth and Spanish Fork with unclear roles or outcomes.
Conference notes Canada’s shell and munition output with government aid. Credit to Canadian shell manufacturers to be supported by Canada bonds or treasury bills. Subscriptions totaling 11000% received for the Canadian 60,000,000 war loan. Brand total from 16,000 subscribers.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a passenger asking to borrow a pen, but a neighbor refuses, with odd phrasing and unnamed locations. The text appears as a stray quote from a humorous travel anecdote without identifiable people or places.
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