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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
8
The Embroidery Sale will begin Friday morning January 21 instead of Saturday and run ten days. A Salt Lake merchant praised the display as the greatest embroideries ever shown in the state, with the first five hundred women already requesting items.
City officials weigh a sweeping business license ordinance to raise revenue from $25,000 to $100,000 debt, targeting vendors through a 23 class fee schedule. The measure, under council review, would tax merchants, bankers, brokers and many trades, with inspectors enforcing compliance. The plan faces opposition from merchants and questions about how to fund city operations and street improvements.
A fragmentary script shows Anty Drudge joining the Painters Union amid jokes about honorary membership. The exchange references other trades and extols cleaning with Fels-Naptha, claiming it cleans, brightens and preserves household surfaces with simple use.
Last evening Mayor Gloamamt nominated De Anna F. Ries as city physician. The council failed to confirm the appointment in a 6 to 3 vote. Several nominees and related motions are listed with negative outcomes and procedural notes from the prior week.
A historical survey tracing the Lord's Supper from its Passover roots to its development in early Christian practice. It discusses how rituals shifted from communal feasts to formal worship, the role of unity and prayer, and the call to restore sacrificial devotion amid changing church traditions and modern distractions.
A capacity audience enjoyed the stage version of The Virginian by Kirke La Shells at Oxton. William Ham L. Gibson’s lead performance impressed, with Wright as Molly Wood delivering a strong second act. The production featured notable stage presence, costumes true to the plains, and effective sound and lighting, though some critics noted exaggerations in mannerisms and a leaner melodrama. In a separate item, Pauline Itseth, a trained tamer, died at 45 after injuries from a leopard attack.
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