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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
5
A 1910s style piece argues pasteurizing butter before sale eliminates contamination risks from unpasteurized dairy. It cites hazards from farm conditions and handling, endorsing pasteurized brands such as Maid of Clover, Branchard, and Four-in-One. Mutual Creamery Company Ogden Utah.
In the divorce case of Johann J. Van der Behult versus Berend Van der Behult, the plaintiff seeks a modification of the decree to regain care and custody of six minor children. The decree had previously awarded custody to the defendant after a property division. The defendant hired the plaintiff to care for the children but has failed to pay agreed support, and the plaintiff seeks reallocation of custody and monthly alimony of 50 dollars for the children's support.
The thermometer at city hall logged eighteen below zero while other thermometers showed two and four degrees above. The maximum reached fifteen degrees above zero. At the power dam to Opten canyon St. the temperature fell to eighteen below, the winter's lowest reading.
Salvation Army holds a watchnight service at 2 o clock with free lunch at the Salvation Army hall 245 Twenty Fifth street Reverend Mr Henry el apcak welcomes all Hippodrome tonight at Al leombra cix features acts and special photoplays
The Standard’s evening picture puzzle draws children to solve by drawing lines from dot to dot to reveal outlines. Last week the first hundred drawers won tickets to the Od en or Orpheum theatres. next week color and prizes rise for best colored work. Local stores donate prizes and candy companies supply hundreds of chocolate packages as incentives to encourage art and drawing among Ogden students.
Miss Welte will play selections at the New Year service at First Presbyterian on Sunday morning and evening. The program includes The Fountain and Minuet, with Miss Welte recently returning from a Boston Symphony tour praised by critics. Also note social notices from Green River and Salt Lake guests, and a Watch Night service at the Methodist Episcopal church tonight with clergy from area churches attending.
The world celebrated oratorio Storstah tampered by Handel will be presented New Year's Eve at the Salt Lake Theater in Salt Lake City at 6 pm. Squire Coup conducts under the Salt Lake Oratorio Society with a full orchestra. Local vocalists and male voices from the city will participate.
A reader probes Ogden city governance exposing alleged gambling and bawdy house activity. The inquiry targets Commissioner T Sam Brownine and safety and health departments, alleging lingering vice postures despite claimed reforms. It cites past laws, milk testing, and a weather bureau setup, arguing costs and outcomes lack clarity.
A daylight robbery on Lincoln avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets led to the arrest of H Miller and Joe Murphy within half an hour by Patrolman T H Blackburn. The victim George Tick testified he was approached by Murphy and Miller who demanded money and he cashed a $20 85 check at a saloon before the incident.
A local resident witnessed a street robbery on Lincoln Avenue as two men Murphy and Miller assaulted a victim, tied a knife, and seized his money near Twenty third Street. Patrolman Blackburn chased the suspects, who were later handcuffed after a search revealed the stolen money and weapon. The report also includes a brief, unrelated critique of a church booklet from Oklahoma.
This week the Hippodrome at Alhambra presents matinee screenings for families. A featured attraction is the "Tower of Jewels," drawing curious audiences with dazzling displays and bright performances.
In the matter of William J. Eccles and the guardianship of Berths M. Heetes, Accident & Liability Co. asks the district court to discharge its bond of 1,245,000 dollars. The application is mutual with guardian and wards and follows claims that only a nominal bond is now needed given the estate status.
In a rural court the old squire fined three young lawyers 46 each for contempt. Silence followed as an older laxier stepped to the clerk and paid 100 to the court. He then addressed the judge praising a youth’s companion in the room.
A consumer ad extols Scott's Emulsion as the first post illness nourishment to rebuild tissue, strengthen lungs and throat, and boost resistance. It claims physicians prescribe it after sickness and nurses endorse the product as a pure medicinal food without alcohol or drugs.
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