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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pigs and a status label vague about five deaths. Hard to derive full event details, sources show unclear numbers and identifiers. Further readable context needed to craft a precise headline and summary.
Incomplete text fragment mentions a date 4 mrt and a place, with surrounding unreadable context. Proper entities are not recoverable, making specifics unclear.
Miscellaneous district court items and notices fill a page segment. Arrears payments for alimony and support surface alongside suits for damages from a railroad death. Local appointments, church notices, and school meetings appear with renovation plans, business for sale, and theater previews in Ogden listings.
Samnet 1. Newhouse the balt lake seanuialist arrived in Ogden and arranged to settle the case with Benisch. Hugo D. Rentsch, extradited from New York on a charge, paid costs and $2,000 restitution. Judge Barker dismissed the complaint, saying the matter was a business misunderstanding and not criminal. Expenses for state and county were covered, including costs for Sheriff Vine and Deputy Leatham.
The annual meeting of the church has been postponed this evening.
Harold Lockwood and May Allison star in Big Tremaine at the Utah Theater with Charles Chaptia in Indian and a new sepia stick act. Free calendars offered. children admitted. phone 1800 for details.
Dr F V Fisher will lecture on rest Wednesday in the Tabernacle, showing views of Soulbert Utah for the first time as part of his lecture on America and world history. The lecture, postponed from last Tuesday, promises Utah images among the most beautiful in his collection, likely to attract strong interest.
A broad adaptation of Harold Bell Wrights The Winning of Barbara Worth comes to the Orpheum this week. The powerful production stars Virginia Mardy and features a noted cast in a western romance tale, with a matinee and night show scheduled.
The Amalgamated Sugar company needs teams to move a large pile of sugar beets near Riverdale Moor. The firm has faced difficulty securing teams for the job and requests readers to respond to the Classified Ad.
Two carrier ships from the Atlantic, the Faroe Bay State and the Wilson, bound for New York from Mull, returned to port after allied patrols renewed Taio warnings against a German raider. Both armed vessels had left Mull yesterday and were en route to Liverpool and New York respectively.
Report of a scarce coal supply as forty cars of coal are needed in Ogden with Rival dealers receiving limited shipments yesterday. Delbert H. Tape praises Union Pacific for moving the Ogden coal train at passenger speed. Salt Lake and surrounding areas face serious shortages as residents turn to coke and other fuels to keep homes warm.
Real estate transfers include George Walker Harlow transferring to Clarisa Ann Harlow part of lot 7 and 4 in block 24 plat C for 1600 dollars. George E Ferrin and wife transfer to Atmal Peterson lot 2 and part lot 3 block 31 plat A Hustaville surveyed for 50 dollars. Shaver Estate Company to W E and F W Marsteller part lot 7 block 10 5 6 8 total 3299 dollars. Ogden Savings Bank to Alfred A Robinson part lot 3 block 3 plat 34000. Julius Anderson to Heber Swanner part M1 12 15 and 16 block 4 Wearsmanse Main Street addition for 2409 dollars.
Harold Lockwood and May Allison star in Big Tremaine while Charlen Chaplin appears in Indian at the Utah Theater. Popular Plays and Players feature, with children admitted, phone 1300.
Society drama section gathers Saturday afternoon January Lib at the home of Misa Esther Harrlin 2169 Adam Avenue with Milas Harrie and Misa Anderaog as bontestien to visit on coast. Mr and Mrs C Peterson depart Ogden Sunday for the Pacific Coast to spend time aboard the Italian battleship Berlin. News agency reports from Bern via wire indicate a torpedoed vessel with hundreds of casualties.
C R Johnson O B Johnson protest a medical board crackdown on chiropractors. He recalls his brother Ben Johnson jailed for healing the deaf, blind, and ill without drugs. The letter argues the board uses prosecutions to suppress competition and urges a public test comparing diagnoses and treatments by chiropractors versus medical doctors.
Children admitted to the Orpheum this afternoon for a program headlined by Ghloren with Bchepp's comedy circus and Romberg act. The show features ponies, a mock animal display, and other acts. Health department had earlier banned theatres but rescinded the ban yesterday.
Kansans in Ogden announce an annual banquet on January 7 while the Jayhawkers of Ogden plan their own January 29 celebration of Kansas statehood. District Judge Alfred W. Agee joined two couples in brief ceremonies, uniting Miss Matis A. Meister with Ramuel O. Getz and Warren W. Rice with Clara J. France, each blessed by the judge.
City Treasurer Carl Alligon reported December totals from the waterworks funds showing a general balance of 131,435.76, miscellaneous collections 157.17, total 161,036.60, warrants payable 19,416.52, receipts from the waterworks 261.19. He stated profits from the water works would be identified and bonds retired as soon as practicable, with further steps to reduce debt and complete annual reports.
Fragmentary readable text references Cupid and HS darts with garbled phrasing. No clear people, places, dates, or events can be confirmed from the readable material.
Through rain and mud the British army pounds German lines day by day near Deaumont, taking 300 prisoners in three days and forcing German retreats. Nightly artillery bursts yield steady prisoner inflow as raids continue with limited dramatic actions.
British forces advanced under darkness and flares through No Man's Land as artillery barrages moved forward. German resistance was weak and erratic, with troops taking shelter in trenches before dawn. Captured areas were consolidated by engineers, restoring routine by night.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America led a citywide garment strike that began yesterday, forcing most men and boys shops to shut as leaders claim over six thousand workers joined. Some shops deny mass walkouts while officials say more workers may join today amid demands for shorter hours higher wages and union recognition.
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