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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
3
In a flowing social page scene, Janet Stedman, now Janet Stedman-Nicoll, reassesses marriage and work with Roy Nicoll as their friend Walt Stedman pivots to freelancing. Janet explains the value of shared opportunities and Walt’s writing ambitions, while Roy wrestles with career and affection amid a city life backdrop.
Advertisements announce discounted round trips titled The Electric Way. Depart between December 16 and January 1 with return by January 3. Tickets valid on December 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 30 31 and January 1. Trains run every two hours with convenient notice.
The Union Pacific Tollroad enacts an embargo on competitive freight effective immediately. The notice allows shipments of less than a carload from Cache Valley and Salt Lake Ogden routes, aiming to reestablish pre embargo service levels. The embargo lasts until January 7.
GT MONEY 15 in a manger rediscovered after a Saturday loss of 433 dollars, insured for accidental loss of a hand, found by William Lemmon of the Amalgamated Sugar factory and returned to Baxter who used 3 dollars for Santa Claus. Hobson deposited the rest in a bank as directed.
The notice outlines travel and service instructions for students during holiday dates including December and January. It references a service called The Electric Way and mentions training for teachers, but the text is garbled with many errors and repeated terms.
Stuart Kolo of New York is in Ogden visiting his parents and will remain until New Years Day before heading east. Attorney Kohn, once a local resident, gained national prominence for work with Charles Stilelowes, whose death sentence was commuted from the electric chair to life imprisonment after Kohn secured a stay and later argued for innocence.
AL U Apperson, VP of United States Fuel, returns from New York with views on war stock earnings flowing to forests and stable investments. He says peace notes are not feeding optimism on Wall Street, railroads face financing strain but demand for equipment remains high, and severe eastern weather plus traffic push embargos. He notes no relief in transport conditions before spring.
An old advertisement extols Musterole as a clean white external ointment with mustard content. It claims rapid relief for headaches fever colds sore throat stiff neck neuralgia and various pains without blistering. It asserts no internal effects and lists numerous conditions it supposedly eases.
Seat sale opens tomorrow for Everywoman Henry Wu Savage's hit达到 at the Orpheum theatre New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day matinee and night shows. The production draws big crowds in New York and Chicago and is billed as a vast mix of drama opera and musical comedy.
Rex theatre remains open all week with Cleo Madison starring in The Gitlin Lower 9 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. today. Igen Rex also features the same program today. Fletcher Elected President of American Locomotive Company to assume role January 1, 1917 succeeding W. S. Marshall who recently resigned.
Three hundred new army recruits were placed in tents on Fort Bliss parade ground after five recruits tested positive for measles. They arrived from Fort Slocum New York for assignment to commands on the border and in General Pershing's forces.
Ely Nev Dec 25 John Dally died at Ely General Hospital at 7 30 this morning He was 69 years old and father of Frank Dally of Fly He is survived by his widow and two sons Thomas and George of Victor Colo and Larry in Lost Basin Colo Also Mrs Daily and her son are en route from Victor and could not be reached by wire Funeral arrangements will be set after their arrival Dally came from Colorado two years ago and worked in brick stone and concrete He suffered rheumatism previously and was paralyzed last Monday while working in Ruth
Norris A. Huse, hall owner from Norfolk, Nebraska, has accepted the role of vice president and advertising manager for the American Press Association and will relocate to New York City next week. His grandfather founded the first northern Nebraska newspaper in 1871 and his father, W. Huse, started the Norfolk News.
The speaker argues against strict prohibition, urging brewers to detach their industry from beer and wine to support public eateries. Cafeterias with ample beverages are proposed as safe American institutions where people can enjoy drinks without penalizing those who overindulge.
Salt Lake reports Dr. Max Henkus of Chicago, a brewing chemist and head of the Wahlt Henius Institute, urging that bar maintenance and evil treatment will push Congress toward liquor traffic abolition. He notes many brewers did not accept his views, reflecting ongoing disputes in industry.
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