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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
6
A Simple Sage Brush Hair Tonic Promises Cure
An old remedy for dandruff and falling hair uses garden sage and wild sage brush tea. A laboratory improved preparation now claims to cure dandruff and stop hair loss without odor, sold as Sage Brush Hair Tonic at leading drug stores and barber shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Improvement in Girls and Wedding Debt Burdens
The Atchison Globe notes a shift from heavy wedding debts incurred by brides a decade or so ago to today when young women earn and save for their own weddings. Fathers are urged to assist less and let the bride manage her own expenditures, reflecting a perceived advancement in women’s independence compared with twenty years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Hon Lorin Farr Dies in Hot Springs Tragedy
Obituary recalls Lorin Farr longtime Ogden leader and Utah statesman who died suddenly at Hot Springs likely from heart failure or apoplexy. He served 22 years as Ogden mayor, led Weber Stake of Zion, served in the territorial legislature, and helped drive the first transcontinental railroad spike. Funeral planned at Ogden Tabernacle with Weber Stake conference adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Lorin Farr
Ogden
Boen
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Farr
Epolls
Farr
Charleston
Orleans County
Orson Pratt
Kirtland
Ohio
Far West
Missouri
Llinda
Joseph Smith
Lorin
Nauvoo
the Prophet
Brigham Young
Heber C. Kimball
John Taylor
Charles ©. Rich
Nancy B. Chase
Waols
Old Fort
Temple Block
Moses Thatcher
Agron
Joes
Maroon
Young
Charles Hubbard
Firet
Salt Lake
Mir. Hubbard
Aaron
Weber
Terakee
Urban Stewart
Corm
Terakeo
Weber County
Davis County
Utah
Chauncey W. West
Ezra T. Benson
Leland Stanford
California
Central Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Europe
Firr
Mary Bingham
Als
Olive A. Jones
Nicoline Erickson
Potatello
Larkin & Sons
Ogden Tabernacle
Weber Stake
Tabernacle
Hyomel Addresses Hay Fever and Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomel a eucalyptus balm for catarrh hay fever and throat inflammation. It claims quick relief via a small inhaler and offers a $1 complete outfit on the installment plan endorsed by Mrs. A Cutler of Battle Creek Michigan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
W. Badeon
Cutler
Mra
A. Cutler
Post Avenue
Battle Creek, Mich
City Council Adjourned Meeting Reports and Claims Actioned
The adjourned council meeting dealt with hearing reports from committees and reconsidering city claims. Actions included confirmation of Judge Bagley as temporary municipal court judge, approval and denial of several damage and service claims, warrants for tax collection services, light globes, lumber, and gravel purchases, and payment of current expenses with some exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drowning
Austin
Wilson
Dana
Dr. Dickson
Sam Thomas
Flygate
Peery
Powers
Humphris
John A. Bagley
Murphy
Lewis TG
Greenwell
Little Greenwell
H. B. Breele
Fire Department
Adam L. Peterson
Doyle & Jones
Culley Drug Company
Ogden City Council Minutes Urge Committees Action
The council referred Culley account to the polls committee and approved J B O Neill’s $725.81, plus £756.94 payroll, with prior disallowances. Health and safety items were split to fire, sanitary, and public buildings committees. A library levy of 3528.66 was sent to the law committee. Italian earthquake relief was discussed, a four member relief committee formed, and mayoral appointment authorized. Death of Lorin Marr triggered half mast, with resolutions planned. Sunday closing law enforcement proposed, and J A Browning’s $25.80 police service claim approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culley
Polles
J. B. O'Neill
Hao
Sanitary Department
Sanitary Committees
George H. ‘Tribe
UD. F. Railway Company
Carnecle Library
Law Committee
Murphy
Pulten
Franzini
Counels
Ralatng
Ialian
Thomas
Flyeire
Thomas, Dickson and Figgure
Ministerial Association of
Ogden
Noble Strong Elderkin
Ecounci
J. A. Browning
Noted Dancers to Perform in Ogden Hall
Ten Skansen Dancers from Stockholm Sweden will present old time Northern European dances in costume at the Second Ward Amusement Hall Ogden Wednesday evening. The troupe has appeared before nearly every monarch in Europe and their Ogden appearance promises novelty and education Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Skansen
Stockholm
Sweden
Costumme
Europe
Ogden
Lodge Defends Browne and Baldwin Employment in Foraker Remarks
Senator Lodge addressed Mr Foraker after his remarks asserting that spending on Browne and Baldwin in the inquiry does not violate laws. He argued Pinkerton restrictions apply only to Baldwin, not Browne, and cited prior administrations including McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. He noted Congress debated intent behind detective employment and said two bills could affect reenlistment of discharged soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foraker
Senator Lodge
Browne
Baldwin
McKinley
Roosevelt
Root
Taft
Wright
Cach
Lodize
Pinkerton
District of Columbia
Congress
Lodge
Homestow
House of Representatives
For
Three Earthquakes Recorded In One Day
Washington reports three earthquakes detected by the Cheltenham Maryland observatory within 24 hours. The first struck January 11 at 7 06 43 MT lasting to 7 12 40 with peak at 7 10. The second began 5 22 30 this morning ending about 6 41. The third started 7 22 20 and ended about 7 53. Disturbances were small and distance earthquakes likely. no distance estimate possible. T L Davis of Promontory visiting Ogden friends and staying several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seismograph
East and Geodetic Survey Magnetic Observatory
Cheltenham
Maryland
T. L. Davis
Promontory
Ogden
City
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Broom
Lee, Foon & Tom
Mississippi
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Elkhorn
Jone
Tim
Enoch
A. O. Smoot
George B. Wallage
Daniel Spencers
Ira Eldeidge
Salt Lake Valley
Elite Cafe
City Hall
Sen. Lodge
the Mercantile Installment Co
24Th St. Harry Reinshrieber, Mer
THE
Fred. J. Kiesel CO
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
General Agents For
United States
Soda Springs
Idaho
Ogden State Bank
Savings Department
Thore
H.C. Bigelow
A. P. Bigelow
J. M. Browning
U. S
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
David Becle
G. H. Tribe
Das. F. Bur
Browning
John Pingree
Utah National Bank of
J. E. Dooly
Ralph &. Hoag
Joseph S. Peery
A. V. McIntosh
J. Cashier
Royat
L. H. Recraft
Wyo
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