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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1916
Page
8
A crowd of hundreds of former patients surrounded Dr Freenor’s office claiming relief from ailments after chiropractic care. Testimonies praised nerve-centered treatment, detailing cases of appendicitis, cancer, and chronic conditions improved after adjustments, despite medical opposition.
A collection of testimonials to Dr. Freenor from Utah residents praising chiropractic adjustments. Sufferers with QUINSY NEURALGIA SPINAL Meningitis and other ailments report relief after one or multiple visits, with patients including Mrs. F. J. Gibbsong, Lillian King, and Mrs. J. W. Wigtman asserting improved health and freedom from long years of pain.
Constantinople reports in an official statement that Turkish forces have repulsed renewed assaults on the Caucasus front. The enemy attacks along the Aras river to the Karadach mountains were defeated with heavy losses to the Russians.
Chirag January 17 Charlea Meyer editor of the Woman's World and noted for journals for women was struck and fell on a sidewalk today and died moments later.
Flooding hits the San Bernardino valley with large areas inundated and Sunday flooding reported. Roads and rail lines are blocked and power plants shut down. Officials issued alarms as water levels rose, with emergency measures activated amid unprecedented conditions.
The third annual show opened at noon on the second floor of the Variety building at Twenty third Street and Washington Avenue. Grow, secretary-treasurer, in charge. Nearly five hundred prizes awaited competitors as entrants displayed a wide range of fowl including Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns, Wyandottes, and other breeds. Judge Russell of Ottumwa, Iowa, presided, promising a premier event with large entries and strong competition. An exhibition of rabbits and ducks accompanied the poultry, featuring long-term favorites and exotic varieties in a notable display for Utah shows.
Forester LF Koeipp and assistant Kinmer Fenn with Timothy Hort and C3 Smith travel to Hiehtfeld for the January 22 1910 dancers convention. Crate from the forest treesd department heads to Salloa for business will join other foresters in Richfield convention. Southern rangers will attend. RR Miller of Teton forest HQ Jackson Hole is on the way home from training.
Snow drifts trapped electric cars between Deweyville and Mendon with 20 miles of blocked routes from Oden to Deweyville and Morton to Lagan. Despite early efforts, cars could not pass as the storm lingered. A snow plow and fog crew were dispatched to clear the roads and restore traffic later.
Jack Harbetson of Nebraska and Grn Cotsonaras of South Dakota are set to fight Monday night January 24 in a cresilinzs bout. The bout will feature Harbeatson against Mike Voued aut with Jackson Holy camelack in a related contest.
The annual installation will be held at the Fagles hall as the entertainment feature of a grand program. The union artists and their wives will join the event in a festive program with a banquet, dance and cant_plastagy. The program begins at 7:15 after a reception.
Officials in New York begin probing the E-2 submarine explosion of Saturday that killed several men and wounded others. Investigators pursue multiple lines of inquiry into the cause and circumstances surrounding the incident.
The notice lists multiple venues and shows including OrpheunieeMotion at Alhambra Mailin Psedires and Lyceume Motion Matures. It notes fraternal meetings and association events, with times around 620 ym and references to AWM and F.
Witnesses say the collision blamed on driver error left ten men injured with many in critical condition. Three enlisted personnel and four civilians were hospitalized. doctors report steady recovery for civilians while the survivors remain under care.
Washington reports outline a drive to cordon and thoroughly test vital submarine parts in laboratories and new experiments before undersea deployment. Secretary Daniels announced a five year policy to prevent accidents like the B-2 mishap at the New York navy yard. A million dollar appropriation was sought for a dedicated laboratory to test arteries and engines and other mechanical forms of the navy's pipes, with investigations to be conducted to locate the cause of the loss. Secretary Daniels said a special board will investigate the incident and report to the War and Navy departments.
Chicago January 17 Nenny Sembere a well known pugilist died of tuberculosis at the hospital here. The early life of the former "Kid Farmer" includes a fierce light record with 178 fights, winning 48 straight early in his career.
In New York on January 17 Edward Weber Toul Schintdi Max Jaeger and Michael Wohlberg pleaded guilty to a federal charge of conspiring to ship contraband rubber to Germany, in violation of the customs laws. Each received a 500 fine.
Churchmen plan a banquet this evening at First Presbyterian Church at 6 30 with C C Telehener WHI to speak on Man's Place at the Church. Several other speakers will address attendees. About 75 men expected. A social hour and toasts are planned after. A parallel event will be held at 6 10 at the Lan deparlors for men of Ogden churches.
Grinnell College glee club staged a Saturday night concert at the First Congregational church in Ogden drawing a sizable audience. The program mixed classic, popular, sacred and folk songs with generous encore calls. The group, praised for tonal blending and solo quality, performed favorites like Songs From the South and Massa's in the Colt Cold Ground amid warm reception.
Obituary items report Inez Ellen Wigley Higley daughter of Joseph W Simm on and Charlene Simm on Higley dies of membranous trau p at 1643 in Dee hospital Born July 3 1907 in Hoop er survived by parents and siblings Rindquist chapel to hold private funeral at 11 a m tomorrow with interment in Hooper cemetery Also notes a new desk sergeant Ernest T Spencer replaces Walter Wilson at local police offices Former newspaperman Spencer Marriage licenses issued for Harrison Jr Welle and Dora M Madsen to Randelph Henderson and Filth ber dae of Ogden plus a district court default and divorce case list.
El Paso Jan 17 Mormon colonists arrived last night reporting General Rodriguez, a bandit chief, was captured by Mexican workers of a company and later turned over to Carranza soldiers. Rodriguez was executed. They say they face protection from Carranza troops and note 460 Carranza hats at Nueva Casas Grandes and 300 at Searson. American Consul estimates good protection but plans no retreat.
Duluth hosts the annual Northwestern Curling Bonspiel with clear weather and well prepared rinks. The opening event began at 10 am and will run through mornings after pool play and into the weekend with sessions each day.
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