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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
3
Adbortal news and society department lists Galt city contact numbers for editorial and subscription needs. Details show department names with phone lines and regional office references for readers. The snippet outlines two division contacts, one in news and society and another for subscriptions and advertising.
A garbled OCR page reports a hold up near 23rd and 24th streets with a suspect elevated to suspicion, mentions police pursuit, and references a municipal wealth department listing officials and birth notices. The text also notes a courthouse matter, a bicycle case, and assorted local business ads amid disjointed lines.
A local factory is placing and training machinists as it nears opening. Thirty five workers are employed on the factory floor this week with wages noted, and when operations commence more staff are expected. A big event for children is planned at the rink Saturday afternoon featuring an orange contest. Advert.
Rosenthal Cage case records show a settlement reached without trial. Proceedings included hearings on demurrers and motions in the matter, with references to parties and court actions continuing through the session.
Obituary notes Mrs L W Shurt of Salt Lake City died following a long illness. Born December 16 1903 in Swanwick Derbyshire she lived in Ogden for many years and was active in church and humanitarian work. Surviving children include Taman A Shartiit Franklin B Shurtiite and Mya Joulna Richirisen. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 1 pm with Tabernacle choir and local clergy officiating.
George W. Johimers appears in Hastie's court claiming he cannot pay alimony or costs. Elizabeth J. Snerttors seeks divorce and support. Johimers contends lack of income and inability to work. Court hears brief examination of the plaintiff’s attorney and sets orders pending further action. The scene shifts to remarks about the Orange race at the rink tomorrow afternoon.
A promissory note dispute opens with Viewty Seeger and others named as parties in a legal action. The case involves a plaintiff Ford asserting rights and lines of defense emerge as the matter proceeds in court. A dramatic tone from the text hints at a mystery framing.
Fragmentary obituary section lists scattered names and ages with unreadable details. Missing dates, locations, and line items hinder full comprehension, but several individuals and families appear in the fragmentary notices.
Misners, first making her home in Sait Likes and later moving to Pleasant View, was a faithful Mormon church member active in church work. Funeral services will be held in Pleasant View meeting-house with various local officials and family members attending. interment is at North Gydeu cemetery. Infant William Hunt, son of Hay and Linzie A, born December 24, funeral arrangements to be announced with services at Mek Hint, City cemetery.
Fragmentary text hints at a city publicity initiative tied to a mayoral administration and redevelopment plans. Notable names and specifics are garbled, with unclear dates, places, or actions.
A garbled manuscript item describes upcoming scenes in The Whip with fragmented phrases about performers and a schedule. It notes a Monday show and references a venue near Oxford with unspecified acts. The readable text hints at stage direction and production notes without clear names or dates.
A derailed rear car blocks the tunnel entrance causing a second express to crash into it. The impact leaves a massive wreck with steam spewing from a burst boiler. Five cars are described as carrying scenery in a damaged notice style report.
Local social items recount a musical program with several performers including Miss Huby Usown and Horace Worsley, and a remark on a Hawaiian song and a violin duet. Dr. and Mrs. Hergel plan a city return after visiting friends in Iowa. The Children's Aid Society met at 2620 LeCleA Avenue, reporting busy December, Christmas toy drives, clothing and food support, and robust fundraising for the dispensary and needy children.
Weber county wide meeting at Ogden High School opened with a ceremony led by I Andrews. Lectures covered dairy cattle, fruit marketing, frail growing, and canning. Women’s demonstrations featured cooking and sewing. Afternoon sessions planned with further demonstrations and judging to follow.
Mott and Worsley of Karmimeton attended a Pleasant affair where guests wore flowers and carnations. The event featured several scales of ail, with appearances by Hora and Dilferd Worsley and other locals.
Traders report big gains as grain prices soar with May wheat reaching peaks not seen since 1898. Quotations show Weir holdings and Mey wheat bid up to 6.26 and 1.4 cents higher than yesterday, with most traders earning around 10 cents a bushel.
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