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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item lists civic notices and personal notices including mayoral remarks, church events, doctor offices, railroad officials travel, and a court case. It mentions a pending move to California, a Universal Brotherhood meeting, and a marriage license, with scattered addresses and times. The bare OCR text is disjointed across multiple topics.
An article fragment discusses a sermon theme on brotherhood and contrasts it with a fictional world called Topsy Tarver World. It notes how readers may interpret teachings differently from the author’s intent. The piece hints at broader moral or religious reflections.
A Sunday night program at First Presbyterian Church will feature lessons on common property ownership and the Milvertal brotherhood, presenting historical themes and the debate over universal truth. The event includes a special talk and a program of photoplays instrumental and vocal music.
Hortigulturists and directors of the Utah Fruit Growers Association meet at the City Wall to discuss the year 1914 prospects. The summary notes climactic factors, market outlook, and the general method of business as explained by Homer, secretary of the association, and A T Palmer.
A traveler returning from a southwestern tour found about 78 percent of shopmen absent and roughly 60 percent of residents ready to move, with many land parcels in Texas cited as unsettled. He noted widespread speculative activity and warned of obstacles to property claims in several states while seeking the best opportunities for purchase and return.
The document details multiple complaints about forged checks, arrest threats, and alleged criminal activity surrounding a balance of about $1500. It mentions suspects tied to Cadten Valley and a test case, with notes on court proceedings and expected actions.
Venry Weber arrives to feud with top names as he faces Jack Harborthon on January 19 in Ogden. Weber adds a slated bout with Colly Graham early next month while feuds with Nekwa of AAC Lake City and Visser of Ogden loom. Public can watch workouts and potential bets while Neathrop eyes training quartets and inner circle plans.
Ogden residents M A Alden and A C Emerson with partners form the Usain Land & Improvement Company, capital 620000, par value 1 each. The firm plans wheat land development near Miko and Ruby Valley, Nevada, purchasing equipment and a traction engine, aiming to harvest 20 acres daily and plant 1200 acres in spring. Clara Kimball Young stars in The Deep Purple.
An unclear report describes six bowlers and an unknown person connected to a hotel incident. An investigation found a water outlet valve damaged water supply and led to a broader inquiry into the sabotage or negligence surrounding the night’s events.
The Ogden Caledonian Society marks the 168th birthday of poet Robert Burns at the Hovat Panciiz academy in Washington Avenue. Hon. David O McKay will chair a Burns concert with a talk, a dance, and Scottish performances to aid Belgian refugees, followed by skate night at Reller Rink.
A severe snowstorm paralyzed Ogden Valley with slow streets and blocked sidewalks. Reports say twelve miles of snow along the canyon headwaters have fallen since early dawn.
A dispatch from Asia Minor cites alleged Greek persecutions as the cause of rising Greek Turkish strain. Turkish authorities reportedly repress landowners and requisition crops while a wave of expulsions and killings sparks international concern.
A prize fighter collapsed in the ring and died from a brain concussion sustained during a bout. The incident involved police organization members and occurred in Seale, Washington, with investigators reviewing witnesses and ringside medical response.
The Children's Aid Dispensary has operated for a month at 25486 Washington Avenue and served 196 clothing items to needy children. Three illnesses were treated and three operations performed with a trained nurse present. Thanks are due to the Woodtmaaper estate, physicians, Elks, society members, and donors who supported the Dispensary.
Official notice from creditors department at the 34th Street Café listing a change in administration and related duties. Details are partially illegible but indicate actions affecting ownership and responsibilities.
Library and society notes describe upcoming meetings at the home of Mrs James M Caine on Eccles Avenue and at Mrs T D Johnson’s home. Topics include customs and social taste, natural resources of Brazil, American industrial evolution, and a program by Hyrimt Saibr. Also listed are a dairymen dance, a birthday party for Katelle Driver, and a senior ball at Weber Academy with decorations and a large student turnout.
The reception committee for a local event lists Harvey Taylor Mary Jacobs B Campbell Netthe Watson Gavril Wit son and Vera Jones under the direction of Peet SW Nich als.
Washington reports progress in negotiations between Mexican factions that could pacify the country. General Gutierrez says two proposals address armed groups and a convention will convene daily with broad participation. No reference to Carranza, but the move signals possible reconciliation among revolutionary factions.
The text describes talks between General Vila and General Scott on neutralizing bands along the Mexican border including Naco. Leon Catson of the state department conferred in Washington with Secretary Bryan. Mexican peso value slipped to around AO cents in Mexico City, with bankers warning of financial strain after Puebla's fall.
Correspondents report British officer losses for the past eight days total 3 174 killed 2 360 wounded 660 missing. Warwickshire regiment seven dead six wounded three missing Minturn Fusiliers six dead three wounded two missing. Highland Light Horse six officers killed one wounded one missing.
Advertisement lists a round trip fare of 22 dollars and 50 cents to Denver and back via D. R. G. with January 15 and 16 travel dates and a return deadline of January 31. It notes diverse route stopovers and mentions ad copy style and faint promotional phrasing.
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