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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
6
Listings note rising demand for a banjo and guitar theme by McMillan and Mansfield on the Falstaff, with management urging early phone reservations for booth spaces. Other items include a Weber Academy talk by Dr. Gilbert Bancroft on Feb 15 and a series of railway and local job notices.
Mr Schumaker visits Ogden and will journey to Omaha then Chicago Dr Gilbert Bancroft discusses psychology criminology and sociology at Weber Academy Hoodoos lecture Feb 15 End of perplexities with Lewis Good Coal City Floral Co flowers for Valentine Funeral of John Stone ages eight at Josephite church with viewing times Guessing contest at Grand Union Tea Store Dr Ives to occupy Masonic Temple March 1 Superintendent Manson and Engineer Fitsgerald to return Sunday from Carson Keeler trip
Dr Bancroft will lecture in Weber hall Monday evening February 11th on the scientific explanations for sounds voices visions and other spook phenomena after interviewing numerous psyonic researchers and testing conditions Mme D Lillian Lewis assists with vocal and literary selections in this entertaining program.
James Clark of the Riverside Athletic Club won a marathon race starting at the armory of the 18th Regiment in Brooklyn and finishing there after passing Sea Gate and Coney Island. The course measured 26 miles 385 yards and Clark’s time was 2:46:52. Crowley of the Irish American Athletic Club, winner of Yonkers Marathon last Thanksgiving, placed second.
D Ray Shuraim Frank Peery and Benjamin Critchlow depart from Ogden by special car to join a 17 member Salt Lake group for an ocean voyage from Portland Maine to Liverpool to begin I D S missions. Thomas E McKay to lead German Swiss missions. Shortliff named Liverpool office clerk.
Mexico City reports that despite no Mexican divorce law, its courts upheld a United States divorce. Italian architect Silvio Conti, sued by his first wife, claimed a Louisiana divorce and second marriage. the Mexican supreme court recognized the Louisiana divorce and the subsequent marriage, ruling against the wife.
A Wisconsin woman's letter praises Postum over coffee after a year’s trial. She notes her husband’s years of frequent headaches ceased once he stopped coffee. She reports improved stomach acidity and palpitations, with both enjoying a “coffee-like” taste when brewed as directed.
Judges Lewis and Armstrong rule justice courts lack authority to enter judgments on garnishments tied to executions. The Murray case shows Zion Savings and Trust paid on a writ, then faced ill gotten judgments. A new bill in the senate aims to fix the jurisdictional overreach and prevent improper garnishments by nonrecord courts.
Miss Mollie Lund recently moved to Ely earning $80 per month. Clarence Eklund holds an $70 position in the 8S. P. Co. Roy Parker also joins the S. P. Co. and Miss Wiha ONeill entered Mr Devoto's office this week. All are former students of Prof. Smiths Business College.
Forty Ogden flushing machines will be operated in Chicago in the spring to thoroughly flush the streets at least twice a week. The devices are built in St. Louis at a cost of about 17,000 dollars.
A public letter from Ogden residents argues that petty quibbling between the city council and the park commissioners hinders park improvements. It defends the council over Mr John S Lewis, notes 79 unbuilt crossings for sidewalks, and urges funding priorities and harmony rather than repeal of the park board law.
Immigration authorities in the city investigated L. Del Carlo an elderly Italian detainee suspected of mental disturbance. He reportedly jumped from an eastbound train near Ogden after losing money and claimed a return to Italy. He was injured, treated, and watched for possible deportation.
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