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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
The Slipewiilame Candy company added an extra night shift to handle the holiday workload. The manufacturing department now has 124 workers and output is strong due to plant expansion. About 12 boxes of sweets are shipped weekly, while six sisters and Wally and the children will enjoy the famed Utaniag dining during the holiday period.
The Head building at Hudson avenue and Twenty fourth street nears completion with plate glass windows ready to install. The stores should open by mid next week and the entire building by January 4. Adam Farrer will occupy one store with a barber shop. Ny wave Arollera Tailoring will occupy another offering goods from Provo Woolen Mill.
Officer William Brown led five arrests last night naming three drunks and two ags. One drunk, a woman identified as Stasha Hardin, jailed on Grant avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets. Others included John Doe, Met Welch, farmer arrests near Twenty fourth street and Washington avenues. Two wag and jail term linked to a bar. additional farmers and guards noted in the melee.
An host o e signly located and thoroughly Hireproof modern building offers light ventilation safety sanitation and convenient offices for tenants. Rental rates are reasonable reservations now open with contact at Room 16 Commercial National Bank Building for terms and occupancy by January 1.
The Inter Mountain Fair Association offers 14 acres with improvements on 17th Street Ogden Utah for sale via sealed bids. Bids due January 1 1914 and subject to approval by the stockholders meeting held in January. Mortgage of 10000 dollars at 6 percent interest not due for several years.
Regular meeting of Queen Banner Chapter Wo 4 C BB set for Friday December 6 at 7 40 pm on Vy Road. Attendance requested. By order of W NL.
In district court Judge N J Hae presides as James Morgan faces trial for larceny. Officers recount Morgan grabbing a purse containing $28 and a theatre ticket on Twenty-fifth Street, while McGlants eyed tickets at a window. Morgan denies the claim as list of witnesses and dates appear for July proceedings.
The article reports several defendants charged with burglary. Names appear garbled in OCR but include references to Williamsot, Mendiey, and others. The proceedings mention dates in November and a district court setting with a plea or arraignment and a reward details line.
Dr Edward J Rich has offered a fifty dollar cash prize for the annual oratorical contest between Ogden high school and Weber Academy. A meeting of representatives will be held in the superintendent’s office at city hall at 3 20 tomorrow with Rich in attendance to discuss preliminaries. The event, started two years ago by Percy Goddard, has drawn growing community interest as both schools showcase promising student talent for an April competition.
The Tolyahe forest district sees record Amber timber sales for the fiscal year led by pinyon and juniper used for mining timbers and fuel. Cattle industry rebounds after past declines, aided by four mountain ranges and multiple hot springs including Round Mountain area hot springs.
Rudger Forely Frarin was honored at a service yesterday afternoon at Ralon meeting house. Interment followed at Welig Shot Biden cemetery with Bishop George Midler conducting the rites. Attending were A. J. Paterson, Mr Witton of Phoenix Construction Co, and other local representatives.
The store launches its Annual Sale of Brilliant Cut Glass and Rogers 1847 Silverware with cut prices and a pay-later option. Goods are on display in a new busy basement department and carry full guarantees of perfection. Sale prices begin tomorrow.
Reports show the city board accepting a $1000 bond from Central Electric Co and authorizing warrants for several claims including Abbott and Tess. Ordinances for assessment of special taxes for curb and gutter district No 106 and sidewalk district No 114 await first meeting. President Wilson’s cold improves slightly though engagements are canceled.
The Fifth Ward Gym opened last night with an athletic program and a violin solo by Walter Moussa. Officers elected include Tilotaon manager, Earl Furnins secretary, Walter Goubl treasurer, and Dr. Joseph Morrell examining physician, T. Earl Paddoe physical director. Pardos directs, citing experience at Leland Stanford and the International Eugenic Society. Forty eight members enrolled. half measured. A hygiene lecture was given. boxing, fencing, basketball tried briefly. Classes assigned. aims include expanding gym work toward a major YMCA-like goal. Members aged 2 to 60 eligible. senior classes Wednesdays, juniors Fridays. monthly Saturday night tournaments planned.
In Chicago IH Veo December baseball drew crowds as two games unfolded at Grant Park. Business houses renting the park hosted the first match while messenger boys staged the second. A notable spectacle involved a bicycle powered catapult-like device to propel participants along a time railway track.
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