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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
3
A 1915 society column details a lavish wedding with elaborate arrangements. Brides, grooms, and families participate in a ceremonial procession, with attendants, ushers, and musicians guiding the day. Guests mingle, gifts are exchanged, and a formal reception follows the service, marked by traditional rites and celebratory toasts.
The readable text shows scattered fragments about a legislative inquiry and mentions individuals and places in unclear order. It references state officials, a committee or probe context, and several proper nouns and partial names, but no coherent events or dates emerge.
ARepublican slate led by Farris and Changa moves a substitute motion to halt a key article until investigations finish. The plan calls for extended probes by the grand jury while approving limited funding for state work programs and salaries, with House adjournment planned for tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and places including Servia, Tow, Lorde, Ghae, and Une Hedrigin. It hints at political demands, regional disputes, and social concerns though much of the content is garbled. No clear event or outcome is established.
The Carnegie Library shelves receive a long list of new books for circulation on Wednesday. Titles cover technical topics from machinery and telephony to electricity, agriculture, design, and consumer guides, featuring works by multiple authors and publishers.
Fragmentary report describes the body of Garibaldi being transported to Rome and notes the formation of a new political organization. It mentions key figures including James A Heaper as secretary and treasurer, with references to various supporters and regional offices. The piece hints at institutional changes within the Garibaldi movement and the involvement of Italian political actors.
Jawite Crown of Pleasant Grove leads a five member Advicerp with Meribere as president and vice president. A draft of articles approved by the forestry service outlines grazing provisions and next steps for the Tre Advisory, with Supt. W. C. Jensen travelling from Uluta to attend. The meeting covered grazing policies, organization steps, and future sessions.
Unclear text describes cancellations relating to Schumann-Heine with scattered foreign phrases and broken names. No verifiable dates or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
A dubious medical claim extols a Magnesia treatment as swift relief for years of indigestion. It asserts universal efficacy, cites hospital avoidance, and notes wide pharmacist availability in Ry Wi Baroer with casual endorsements and dramatic health-improvement anecdotes.
Managee Joseph Gass of the Orpheum theatre received a telegram announcing the death of Marshall P. L. Wilder the famed comedian who had appeared at the Orpheum and Mavens Lounge. He died at a St Paul hotel on Sunday morning and was born in Geneva New York in 1852. He was an entertainer from a young age and performed before English royalty. His works include The Sunny Side of Street and Smiling Around. The manager said Wilder was among the highest paid entertainers for vaudeville and expressed deep regret.
An article discusses false claims about rapid weight gain and body nourishment. It critiques nonsensical dieting promises and cautions against unreliable products. It references “tabs” and “tablets” as dubious aids, urging readers to seek credible guidance.
The Labor Assembly elected officers last night naming Paul Strupnesk as president Miss Bow Grandatt as vice president PLL Bieler as secretary pressurer Wil diam Gouw as Reviser guard Parley Anderson as sergeant at arms B P Ahern Hebert Smith and fn C Gray pleastees. President Strupieck said the year should be productive with focus on union work in the city.
Conference led by Fred Graham of Salt Lake City outlines plans for Helen Keller to perform at the Ogden Tabernacle, with an afternoon and evening recital on August 15. James F MacDermid to headline a prior January 26 event featuring musical and religious programs by the Ogden Tabernacle choir and Hessini’s Stabal Mater.
Esther Cleveland, Grover Cleveland’s elder daughter, together with Elizabeth Wibden, daughter of Princeton’s president, is among students at the YWCA training school for nurses in New York. The eleven week program adds hospital work three afternoons weekly. They aim to become nurses in the war effort after completing the course.
The event at Sousas Ltd showcases Stringed Quarlatie with dates noted as Marek 30 and May 1, respectively, highlighting upcoming activities and participation by key entities in the scene.
Parlay from January nineteenth reports British government reply to President Wilson's protest over interference with American shipping. French officials deem the reply moderate and conciliatory, hoping a satisfactory arrangement will be reached. Gabriel Hanotaux emphasizes clear, frank statements are better than discontent, urging restraint to avoid inconveniences.
The New Jersey legislature opened its 193th session with Republicans in control of both houses. The day’s only major order was organizing the two houses after Senate President Fleder filed the vacancy, and Governor Fleder was briefly replaced before being reelected to a full term as governor.
Emma Reeze, longtime pioneer woman and prominent church worker in Spanish Fork, died yesterday at home from heart failure brought on by illness. Born in Walre County 25 years ago, she was widow of Alford Reeze, active in early settlement leadership and several local trusts. Her passing grants a deep shock to friends and the community.
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