Culley Promotes Warm Treats and Cheerful Vibes
A playful note touts hot chocolate to lift spirits in a chilly setting. Steaming drinks with whipped cream are urged as a cheerful remedy, inviting readers to enjoy a cozy, costed dine and sing along.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
7
A playful note touts hot chocolate to lift spirits in a chilly setting. Steaming drinks with whipped cream are urged as a cheerful remedy, inviting readers to enjoy a cozy, costed dine and sing along.
Random references describe funeral services for Lamber Hobson at the Fourth Ward meeting house and viewings at the family home. The rest includes scattered, garbled text about subscriptions, contact details, and unrelated notices.
Ogden scene with funeral services for Mrs. Minima inttler at Marriot Ward Meeting house. Ward choir performed as Bishop Moroni Matriots led the service. Interment followed at Ogden cemetery. Local business notes include Mine near Manhattan Nevada tunnel work and Aura King mining contract updates. Various residents—Dr. Calder on mental health diagnoses and several Ogden visitors—are named along with a Sparks derailment delaying mainline traffic. Christmas birth announced for G W Hardy’s wife. marriage plans for Miss Veda Beoles and George Henry Davis noted.
Holiday excursion fare via the Denver and Rio Grande and the B and RG lines. Round trip tickets between all Utah points available at weekly fare rates. Tickets on sale December 20 21 and 24 25 and January 1 4 good to return by January 6.
The Rio Grande Western Railway offers round trip tickets at one fare for teachers to Provo for the fasciers convention on January 2 to return by January 6 1908. Tickets on sale January 2 with travel to and from Provo via the railway line.
Adathi Kinsosuke discusses Japan's rising maritime strength in Appletons Magazine, noting steamship growth from early 19th century to 1900s. He cites ship counts, tonnage gains, and Japan's emergence as a major maritime power, with references to Nippon Yusen Kaisha and related firms.
An analysis traces Japan’s rapid dockyard growth and tonnage gains from 1888 to 1908, noting the Nippon system’s dominance in shipbuilding. It contrasts Japan’s expanding merchant fleet with the United States Pacific fleet and questions American maritime policy amid rising competition. It also touches on the Astor family’s wealth and its management, plus a tragic residential fire story.
A labor member from South West Ham, Thorne, moved an amendment to require universal military service for eighteen year olds, aiming to enroll all sects for military training. The speaker ruled the amendment out of order as it would undermine a broader defense plan, while Thorne argued the proposal sought a citizen force to resist invasion rather than traditional conscription.
In New York City a widow, Mary Nuutuneh, will be buried after sacrificing her life to save her children. Neighbors know little else as her husband vanished and she supported the family by work, enduring hardship on Second Avenue.
Directors of the Anaconia Copper Mining Company declare a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share with a reduction in the par value of the stock. The company is controlled by the Amalgamated Copper Company.
San Francisco reports Owen Aturan the Eagle featherweight champion will slimming to 120 pounds for his New Year’s Day defense against Abo Attell. At 121.22 pounds today, Attell also appears ready for the required weight and condition, with both fighters positioned for the bout.
The notice states that Ben V. Gueton and Mias Goldie Mc Knight will be married at 6 oclock in the evening at the groom's residence, 2303 Adams Avenue, in New York. The text appears as a fragmented OCR with names and a date around December 31.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous land parcels and transfers in Weber and Salt Lake counties involving the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Co and various buyers. Entries reference townships, ranges, sections, and monetary considerations from hundreds to thousands of dollars for parcels including halves and quarters of sections, with several named individuals such as John M. Fife and W. O. Parker noted among conveyances. The document catalogs real estate actions tied to railway expansion and property exchanges in early Weber county.
A two story brick building on 149th Street in the Bronx was toppled by a blaze before daylight. The front store on the ground floor sustained heavy damage and a doorway was torn from its hinges. The owner's daughter was wounded as a doorway struck her hand. Police were asked to search a man named Jay Legonan, whom the husband accuses of threats tied to his wife leaving him. Livestock market details and classified ads also appear in the clipping.
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