Orpheum Holiday Show Promises Pines and Cheer
A festive notice invites friends to an Orpheum event themed around homey pine scenery and Christmas. It highlights the venue, the season, and a warm gathering where all friends will be present.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
7
A festive notice invites friends to an Orpheum event themed around homey pine scenery and Christmas. It highlights the venue, the season, and a warm gathering where all friends will be present.
A reader notice offers advance payment deals for The Standard for one month and The Woman's Home Companion for one year, claiming a saving of 60 cents. The regular prices listed are The Woman's Companion 1.50 and The Daily Standard 75 cents per month, with a bundled sale at 1.16.
Tu T B Beatty secretary of the state Board of health advocates free or affordable antitoxin for those exposed to diphtheria. He argues arrangements exist to fund and distribute the antidote, aiming to prevent cases and deaths. A circular letter will be sent to physicians statewide detailing the initiative.
A mid century letter touts Fulton’s Disvetes Compound as a diabetes cure. It cites cases in Sacramento and San Francisco, naming Newton, Gen Reichert, and others, claiming rapid recovery and urging readers to request literature and supplies from John J Fulton Co in Oakland.
The clipping advertises millinery bargains from Beavers and hats to $6.00, mentions a Christmas schedule with limited post office hours, and reports on forgery charges against Henry Nelson. It also notes a funeral service, a notable railroad figure visit, a contract termination with forest lands, and marriage licenses, all reflecting routine local notices and ads.
Fragmentary note reports issues with mineral delivery by June 30 for subscribers. It mentions Arnold Chaulatny Cho Gom Ranch Nanny Casey Rood and references a special carrier delivering items. The message is unclear and seeks resolution or action.
Fragmented OCR reports a murder in a gar and police inquiry. Names and places are garbled, but mention the victim Adam Quoin, a suspect or related figures, and an investigation near a transit area. Details are unclear due to text degradation.
A festive Christmas program at St Josephs features a high mass and night worship in a richly decorated church. The event includes a musical program with choirs and soloists, a benediction and multiple interludes, promising a spiritual celebration with a lavish floral decor and traditional carols.
Warriner pleaded guilty to blackmail charges. He received six years in the state penitentiary with possible parole after serving part of the term. His lawyers argued for leniency, and the court noted the attendant evidence and statements from witnesses before imposing the sentence.
Letters from J A Robtan and Wenoer urging Barton to verify Everglades drainage reports. They challenge his statements about canal failures and land readiness south of Lake Okeechobee, claim decades of neglect, and offer to wager $100 on Barton’s accuracy. Local residents report small truck farming near the lake and request Barton to visit and inspect.
Ogden Packing and Provision Company invites hog farmers and veal producers to deliver dressed weights or live weight for payment. Farmers may choose dressed weight pricing at $10.45 or weight-based pay, with drop-off windows on Fridays or other days from 7:30 to 9:00. Plant access now open after construction completion.
The Union Shop will remain open Friday evening until 10 p m and all closures noted for New Year City, under the order of Executor Roma PIOGOT.
A Sunday service at the Tabernacle features choir performances and scripture readings led by a noted organist. The program includes Christmas carols, prayers, and a message from church leaders, with emphasis on the nativity story and communal worship.
A party seeks to buy a player piano from Ogden Music Co in collaboration with Wrights. The instrument has seen little use at home and remains in good condition. Buyers may save up to a hundred dollars, with the possibility of further reductions on the purchase price.
Police report a group led by Griffith suspected in a string of recent rooming-house thefts. The crew cashed a forged check at a dry goods store, then fled with wages, leaving a stolen washing-case from another occupant. Officers have descriptions and expect arrests within days.
An obscure ad fragment lists fresh turkeys priced per pound and a guaranteed ad, with references to a market site and contact details. The text mentions a 42 23 Juin date or code and a local phone line, suggesting a sales listing from a small butcher or grocer.
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