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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
9
Severe winter storm hit Ogden with a deep cold snap and blizzard conditions. Temperatures fell to about zero within eight hours as heavy winds and snow disrupted travel and city services. The Pacific coast area suffered rough seas while local crews kept essential fuel and emergency supplies secured. Minor property damage and few delays were reported overall.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and Heightlers for shares of kindness and assistance during the illness and weather challenges. Also acknowledges anonymous offerings and support from the community.
On application by Jain A. Sneddon city attorney the trial of Paul Lamar, charged with violating prohibition law, was continued in municipal court today to next Wednesday morning. Lamar’s bond set at 200 dollars. The defense argued the cage had been deceitfully set and urged a speedy trial, while the city attorney supported the continuance. A prior arrest was noted, with details involving a January 2 incident and a suspect described as a 24 year old male.
A paragraph touts a new catarrh remedy with asserted curative powers. It claims constitutional treatment and internal cures, promising strong effect and testimonials. The text lists officers and a seller, urging readers to send for a testimonial list.
In a county incident in Rock Springs a Japanese man, Yoming stock, was brought to the county jail after being found with a suitcase of whiskey on a Pacific train. He faces a $150 fine or 150 days in jail under Utah liquor laws. A local ad insert promotes tonics from Foley & Co.
Thomas H. Steele, former manager of the Odeo dancing xesilony in Salt Lake City, is appointed to complete charge of the Royal Dancing Waehlogloti avenue venue near A party street. Opening dance date announced. Steele, an experienced ballroom director, will introduce many new features and is well known in Salt Lake City for high class guides.
A3) members of the Royal Highland are requested to attend the mernt of Andrew Nelson on Saturday January 12 at 2 p.m. The notice calls for attendance by members and specifies the event time and date.
Supplemental birth reports must be demanded and forwarded to physicians and parents within three days. The form requires precise data including full child name, date and place of birth, sex, parent details, and attending physician. Authorities insist complete reporting to maintain accurate yearly birth records and may pursue enforcement if blanks or incorrect data appear.
A court session discusses postponement in the change of attorneys for Chee. The case involves Tom Prouty manager of Weber Untol and charges of riclaling he Nquar tins. City Attorney Reeder and counsel A G Horn aim to prepare the defense amid ongoing proceedings, with ap pointment received yesterday.
Police report two pay telephones were broken into in Albany. One at Twenty First and Washington belonged to Fame Company and was torn from the wall and damaged, while another at Twenty-Fifth Street and Quincy Avenue was entered through a window. Losses are not yet known.
Paul Hoenig, naturalized German and foreman at the I. W. Elisa torpedo works in New York, was arraigned in federal court Brooklyn on treason charges. He is accused of mutilating the gyroscopic steering mechanism of torpedoes to render them ineffective or force them off course.
Weber Academy dominated the game led by five stars including Schade and Te, with strong shooting and defense. Substitutions included Lindsay for Deppaon and Linford for Linora as coach Watson praised the team’s effort and control.
A dubious 1910s style advertisement touts a “prescription” to gain weight by fattening the internal organs and drawing flesh outward. It markets a tablet, “Titra Thormaly,” from Melmsen Drug Co or Sullivan Drug Co, claiming to relieve nervousness and weakness while promising a dramatic physical transformation. The copy warns the remedy draws flesh and claims wealthy society uses it, with sensational claims and cautions about effectiveness.
Austrian student Leo Tausig began to improve after a near fatal incident on a Southern Pacific train day before yesterday. Doctors and the sheriff attended as Tausig showed signs of rational behavior and acknowledged the gravity of the situation. His father and mother in Texas wired to provide support and information to assist him through this period.
Theaters present Come Through at the Griften Gr? last night and at Ogden for the balance of the week. The film, once shown in New York by the Universal Film Co, stars Merbert Hawkinsan as a gentleman crook who is drawn into a marriage with a fashionably connected woman. Alice Lake plays the leading female role with Roy Stewart as the millionaire Manestrom.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions unusual details about an event, noting fences, roots, and people named Keenen and Qiong in a disjointed way, with references to a minibar and a tahoret. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret for a precise summary.
A snowbound cold snap grips the Rocky Mountain region with Montana and Wyoming recording extreme lows. Williston North Dakota hits 28 below while Wyoming towns report 16 below. The central weather pattern lingers as a northern cyclone affects Montana and faces limited railway delays.
A jury awarded damages totaling 1 dollar and costs in a slander case against John Bawnglder, decided yesterday in Bradford. The plaintiff claimed 7600 dollars, while the court noted the defendant was a workman of Withagle. The judge, in the Third Me district court, presided over by Judge Mordyinth, upheld the verdict and dismissed any further action.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a hotel staff scene with a manager and a porter. The unnamed speakers discuss room reservations and the propriety of a guest's behavior, revealing tension over timing and service standards.
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