Six Excellent Acts Two Shows at 7 30 and 9 15
A local program presents six excellent acts across two performances at 7 30 and 9 15. Admission prices 4 10 and 20 and 30 cents are listed for the events, with details on seating and availability.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
10
A local program presents six excellent acts across two performances at 7 30 and 9 15. Admission prices 4 10 and 20 and 30 cents are listed for the events, with details on seating and availability.
A brief and formal note expressing gratitude to patrons and friends for past support, wishing them continued joy and prosperity in the new year 1915. The message tone is cordial and community oriented, with a period of reflection and warm wishes.
A stylized New Year message from a dealer expresses sincere wishes that Hoppithces be enjoyed by the recipient through the new year and the years to follow, conveying goodwill in a compact greeting.
A fragmented excerpt mentions a dialogue about an owed sum and a request to collect it. The text references names and a time frame, but specifics are unclear. The source material appears as a garbled historical transcription with missing context and quotation marks.
A fragmented notice from a local market thanks patrons for 19 percent support and promises continued value and service. It commits to making the market their own in every sense and invites customers to get acquainted as it emphasizes big values and the best service.
A San Francisco exhibit opening today in Santaigo outlines passenger rates and schedules from Utah to the Pryom Cal turas exposition and the San Pranclra system. The sale of keys to the routes runs until December 31, 1910. Rates vary by origin, with Utah to Stage Moute listed at 40 dollars car fare and other city-to-city prices noted for Colorado, Peoria, Chicago, and Santa Fe travellers.
A Plain City man recounts a rabbit catching episode with a ferret driven hunt near Malo City. The tale follows a day when a hollow cow carcass yielded rabbits, including a pale moment of suspense as the creatures fled and were driven out by a net and ferret plus quick footwork.
The First Aledist and St Pauls German Baptist churches hosted Christmas and vigil observances with a Metherfield church watch party at 8:20, featuring a masterful program by Mrs Kass, Rosamond Laird, Iris Maton, and other leaders. The service offered hymns in German and a sermon, followed by refreshments and communal gathering.
Petrograd and Mostow councils rejected a petition to resume beer and light wine sales amid a prohibition decree. The final order granted a potential authorization for commencement, with city officials to apply for approval. Officials and vendors warned of disruption and urged restraint as authorities weighed gradual reopening versus total ban.
A garbled notice discusses the extension of a two cent postage rate affecting multiple states and postal routes. It references Washington and a postmaster general, noting continued operation and a formal announcement about the changes.
Fragmentary report describes British reconnaissance or air raid experience as a telegram style snippet. Mentions Hester's Telegram and names like Howlett and Hermon in a hazy, weathered wartime telegram narrative with unclear chronology and scattered details.
An EM during cad work reported a stolen auto from Woods Cross found in Ogden near Seventh Street and Lincoln Avenue. Desk Sergeant Walter Wilson and City Chauffeur Nelson Bryant located the vehicle abandoned in front of a home. the car number was three. The owner, Mr Hatch, was to be informed and the car checked for theft.
Report states two horses were stolen last night from Tow Ft. hamblin of River Male and a second animal from an unknown barn at Farmington. A brown pacing horse from Miverdale is mentioned with a brown ward attached and a light bupey. Authorities believe the thief rode northward toward Farmington First.
A Utah state school superintendent selection process unfolds with Parle OFeet and M. Rowe among candidates. The retiring Dr. Z. Ge Govan faces the transition as the meeting struggles to finalize the appointment and public instruction leadership for November.
Fragmented text describes chaos at a county jail with prisoners reportedly restrained. mentions private offices and unclear plans, plus references to corrections and work in progress. The wording obscures details but indicates internal disruption and mismanagement.
The year saw extensive public and private construction in Ogden with over $100,000 spent on street and sewer improvements and cranes for private building spreads. Public improvements connected to new blocks boosted business, with building costs exceeding $940,080 for new structures and a total that neared a million across 21 blocks. The 64 business blocks, 226 residences, and notable sites like the Alhpitbra theatre and various factories fed local growth.
The article notes an afternoon dinner for twenty one inmates at the city prison, with a set meal prepared in the Bastille kitchen. The 3 PM meal aims to offer a fare deemed fitting for the day, reflecting hopeful provisions amid confinement.
An account describes a robbery at a 25th Street store. Witness Levan Miller of PAi-Trented reported the thieves fled with clothing and other items. The chaotic scene involved several unverified details and unclear descriptions of stolen goods.
Berlin reports a muted New Year as celebrations were almost entirely absent amid the war. Police presence was light, crowds small, and entertainment scarce with many citizens absorbed by the conflict. Restaurants and cafes held quiet, people wore somber expressions, and the city kept a restrained public mood on January 1.
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