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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
3
Thie mamning favell Hales aged 14 years of Sublake escaped from the state Induelrin school. The forty, hoya who were elven Christians vacation with their parents have returned. Some will return to Hjorrow. Exilaen of Wiegitis to visit parents New Years Day. Board of trustees meets in Ball Lake today to discuss Superintendent Tr. G. Gerns resignation and appoint a new leader.
The Webst County Poultry show ends this afternoon with officers awaiting final pHes tabulation. Judge Rosmitch praised exhibitor quality, noting strong birds though full results depend on conditioning. Tonight Judge Welmiich discusses the poultry industry at the county courthouse as the annual meeting opens at 8 oclock. The public is invited to attend for insights on Verita of Vie poultry industry and the presentation of 10 inch tall decorative cups to class winners.
Rev W W Fleetwood rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd Ogden announced Mat Pe fine accepted St Paul Salt Lake call and will begin February 1 He has served Ogden for years and will retain a country home near Ogden He previously led the Church of the Trauedluguritiun in Catcage and the Ep Is Royal Church in Dorenge Colorado.
A jumble of local notices and ads mentions the Aoysi Dancing Academy at 2408 Wash Ave with free lessons, a New Year’s Eve ball, and a Colonial ballroom event. It also lists personnel, a birth notice, and police court reports including accounts of alleged forgeries and a court appearance.
Disjointed notices report Bree of Curlin Nev welcoming a baby girl on December 23, and rail and transit shifts across the region. Depot master John Shields notes a travel increase and elevated passenger numbers. Daniels faces a district court suit over alleged transfers, while other cases involve Chang company aims, and railroad executives Whitney and Younger move plans. Marriage licenses list couples including Grondy and Matin, Kine and Poce, and Wayman Ghovers with Ludwig.
Minruey J. B. Corfonm of Prove attends Ogden proceedings amid ongoing litigation between Doin Seownvalt et al of Ogden and Woot. Worsenceett et al of syamlan Work. Corfu emphasizes Ogden growth and development prospects while noting anticipated legal actions and local economic concerns. Also lists a local sale of wares.
A brief notice promoting a Lyceum reading with illustrated content titled The Master Key. It urges readers to see the pictures and attend the advertised event, noting Se ALWAYS-Se in the promotional copy.
The district court settlement ends the case brought by Seowcoort Company to recover on promissory notes alleged to have been altered September 7, 1910, for $1,309.50 plus interest and costs. The parties arrived at an understanding today and the matter was confined. The suit was instituted to recover the promissory sum, with Hearst Selig Weeklies to be shown at the Isis Theater in Gemse next Sunday night.
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A Seventh Ward social notices column describes a New Year Eve dance at Blygn, planned guest lists in Ogden, and a Monday evening party hosted by Miss Pearl Madlgen with a late supper for friends. It also records a morning marriage of Miriew to Lr. Malitase, various attendees, and mentions about future functions and venue decorations.
A brief notice announces a W O W team dance and exhibition drill event at Det 31at as part of an advertisement. The item notes a performance or display by the unit’s team, inviting participation or attendance. The entry reflects a wartime or military community posting typical of local notices.
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk show Amalgamated Sugar Company capitalized at 6,000,000 dollars in 60,000 shares of 100 each. Officers include Joseph Smith as president, Eccels as vice president and general manager, and Joseph Seawcroft. the board lists Hy Ay Rotayy, C. W. Nibley, M. Browning, W. Wallis, and others with Ki. U. Holaph as chair. The note states the company takes over assets from the Lewiston sugar company and will operate four factories located in Ogden Logan Lewiston and Aurbey Idaho. The Master Key episode is advertised in the same paper.
Weber county organization of Scandinavians holds a Friday afternoon and evening reunion in the Tenth Ward tent. A children’s program and entertainment are planned, with the Travitities performing and a feature showing The Master Key at the Lyceum for five cents.
In a local report, the state school admitted eight children as part of a new intake. The event notes boys and girls accepted, with plans for ongoing placements and future sessions to follow. The article references ceremonies and community response to the enrollment.
The Rotter rink opens tomorrow at 12 p m with skating hours announced. A management notice invites refined patrons to attend as the public ad advertises the event, highlighting a New Year celebration atmosphere.
The Apex amalgamated company reports a 86 600 ton credit for its campaign and plans large scale beet contracts for next year based on farmer acreage. The Eccles building office notes plans for seed and factory expansion with increased acreage likely. 7000 acres were planted last season with indications of up to 9000 acres next.
An advertisement style note praises a program titled The Frozen Trail and its segment The Trained Eskimo Dogs. It highlights images and legible descriptions of dog teams and Arctic scenery, presenting a compact, period voice with emphasis on visual appeal and entertainment value.
A relief shipment to Belgians, organized by the Ogden European War Society, nears departure. The cargo from Portland includes canned goods, dried peas, blankets, clothing, stockings caps, and $100 worth of condensed milk. Donors include Judge A. R. Claywoor and Rev. J.B Carver, with a purchasing committee coordinating fundraisers. The convoy, bound for Antwerp, will be loaded in Portland and sent by ship direct for that city. Globe Rink hours and New Year’s Eve schedule listed.
Daniel Toggan and Jamest Horan face charges of destruction of property after an altercation at the Pactic ra Inn. They pled not guilty. arraignment set for tomorrow. A separate party, Thomas Connors and others, pleaded drunkenness and were suspended. The judge ordered the clerk to file an order for further proceedings and noted ongoing cases with officers.
A report notes a disturbance with an individual named O Donnell allegedly struck during a party incident. Details on others involved or the party location remain unclear in the readable text.
The degree team of the Women of the World lodge plans a New Year’s Eve ball for members and their guests tomorrow night at the Woodmen Hall. A dancing program begins at 9 o’clock with a drill led by Captain Jost and other attractions expected to enhance the event.
The following real estate transfers were recorded in the county recorder’s office. William A. Usry and wife to Fether N. Abbott, part of the northeast quarter of section 20, township 6 south, range 1 west, Salt Lake Indian. Consideration $800. Jonathan A. Browning to H M Browning Company, part of lots 7 and 8, block 2, plat E, Eden Narvas. Consideration $100. Sarah I. Steger to Edwin Env Steger, parts 4, 7 and 9 avid tD, block 60, high G, Ogden survey. Consideration $700. Tosxerti Hoge and wife to Neary and David Pellmap, part of the Northwest quarter of action, to the hip 6 north, range west, Salt Lake meridian. Consideration $625.
Chicago, Dre 30 Mary H hope of San Diego California will receive $20000 of the estate of her late aunt George W. Snyler of Chicago if she remains unmarried by December Decedent whose will was filed today estimating the estate at $349006 with provisions for Frances Obiston his sister in Greenwood and Zilla A Harvey of Methuen Mine Obitan will receive income from $10000 for ten years and $2500 at the end of that period if still unmarried. Miss Harvey will get the first month and $2500 if she marries by 1924
Chicago journalists face legal scrutiny as city editor and associates are questioned by a grand jury. The jury reportedly voted to Indict Sears Roebuck head for alleged tax evasion. Officials declined to confirm details as the case heads back to court.
Chicago December 30 Jene Peyton an actres s filed in the superior court here for a divorce from Guy Uates Post alleging her marriage was bigamous. She says she formerly wed Cecil Gorden Weld a Wisconsin playwright who she had divorced. The plaintiff, Jennie Norman, is described as the daughter of a wealthy stock broker and previously married Dr. Robert Garda Brown of Milwaukee who died. Peyton and Post reportedly married in 1907.
London dispatch notes absurd rumors about Indian soldiers at the front. General Creagh condemns claims that Ghurkas insult British troops and misreports on caste regiments. The piece clarifies that Gurkhas do not throw knives. they use kukri as a cutting weapon to behead enemies in a single blow.
New York 20 Anito h Pates vice chairman of the Americas admission for reel in Belgium announced today that he has received assurances Germans would make no further requisitions of food supplies in Belgium while Americans were attending relief there. He based his announcement on a telegram from Andar dor Gérard acting in his new capacity as a chairman of the commission.
Seven members of the World Workers of the World were fined 560 for eating at a First class restaurant and refusing to pay. police court today. Four men admitted to attempting to charge the meals to the mayor, while others argued over the bill.
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