15 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
1
The piece reflects on Lent and seasonal customs, contrasting past and present observances. It recalls Valentine cards, gifts, and romantic gestures, noting how sentiment and display have changed, then muses on church observance and emerging changes in religious practice.
Washington reports detail a heated examination of Ballinger and charges against Ballinger officials. Testimony focuses on alleged corruption, with Glavis and others pushing for higher accountability as proceedings span executive and legislative arenas.
A jumble of real estate filings and notices appears detailing transfers in Ogden City. Items include a warranty deed in block 31 and various parcels on Lay & Mubgrmotl and Oxanney additions, plus water rights and building improvements. Several sums and names appear, including Wede ll and Mayer families, with mention of a public sale notice and a patent-like claim.
Spokana February report details Hazelwood Company founder David Crown proposing federal control of Hazelwood dairy plants to set prices for 40 to 99 days or a year. Plan aims to connect producer, manufacturer and consumer, with Spokane headquarters and authorized expert to investigate costs and profits to ease living costs.
A grain elevator engineer, John G. Nelbert, faced a brutal attack in the engine room as three men, believed to be Negroes, entered the mill and attempted to set fire to the scene. Nelbert survived the assault but was left in critical condition after the robbers' failed to pin him down and fled.
A garbled 1900s style note reports mine companies seeking receivers for Hypocea and Montana Minny entities in Tulip and nearby areas. Attorneys for the Musharg ood Money and others opposed, with references to hearings, judge Ayantibal, sheriffs, and financial totals around nine million dollars amid shareholder actions and court proceedings.
A dispute in Butte pits local mine workers against management as International Union No 138 seeks reinstatement of George Whetstone at the One Neversweat mine. The strike threat could halt operations for days if engineers, pumpers, foremen, and other crews refuse to work. The Butte Miners’ Union plans a general meeting to decide further action with union support possible from nearby locals.
A historical advertisement touts a patent remedy named D. D. Prescription claimed to stop an itch instantly. It lists ingredients like wintergreen and thymo and claims rapid relief, urging readers to buy at 46 cents and implying distribution across America and Europe. The blurb mentions trial use and credit for effectiveness.
Aplatiald Nevada February 14. Prominent Goldfield citizens were arrested on warrants amid alleged conspiracy at the Consolidated Mines Company mill. Prominent figures named include Lnet, a senator candidate, Buntley owner of a local plant, and Miller a mill employee. Accused men allegedly took silver from amalgamation plates and hid $2000 in the mill woodwork.
A muddled report claims Bou getary Balltier will not face counsel before the congressional investigating committee on the Ballinger Pinchot dispute. It later states Ballinger will have two lawyers for the hearing and asks if this eases worries about the process.
A vintage notice promotes a clock that doubles as an office call bell. By pressing a button the bell rings, offering a quick alert for attention or to summon someone in the office. The clock blends reliable timekeeping with modern electrical features for use in sick rooms or other call needs.
An early portable clock feature lights the dial when you pull the switch at the end of the cord. No need to rise from bed as a touch of the button illuminates the time. The cord can be tucked under a pillow or placed conveniently.
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