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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

7

Red-haired girls spark debate on sympathy and happiness

Miss Violet Hauk argues people explain red-haired women rather than enjoy them and calls for an end to this. Mrs Elinor Glyn says red-haired women are unhappy. The girl with auburn hair says she needs no sympathy.

Violet Hauk Elinor Glyn

Idaho Man Says He Can Whip Johnson

San Francisco dispatch reports Wallace, Idaho proposes a white supremacy boxing challenge against Jack Johnson and Sam Langford in a San Francisco ring with a $10,000 stake. The scheme aims to prove white superiority and features staged, multi opponent bouts with rounds of three minutes and a five minute rest. Johnson’s potential opponents include Jim Corbett and other veterans as a storm of public interest builds.

W. W. Naughton San Francisco Im Jeffries Jack Johnson Jeffries Jef Johnson Jim Corbett Wallace Idaho Sam Langford Ding Rountree Hein Laneford Johnson VI Langford Exch Coon Rountree Johnson and Langford

Ketchel Too Small To Fight Johnson

The article notes Stanley Ketchel will pass the world heavyweight title challenge to Jack Johnson. It questions Ketchel’s chances against Johnson, suggesting Burns may have been overrated and Ketchel could be a stronger challenger than recent opponents.

Ketchel Johnson Stanley Ketchel Jack Johnson Tommy Burns Burns Jobson

Santa Anita Results January card at Los Angeles track

Race by race results from Santa Anita on January 18 with winners including Riera Helma S. Carthage Big Culef and Lord Stanhope and times for each event. multiple payouts listed for selling races at seven furlongs three furlongs one mile and longer.

Palo Alto Ross Resama Keogh Ace of Plamonds McCarthy Gerando Old Mexico Gilbert Kirchhbaum Estella Butler Mabel Hollander Sullivan Prince Nap Scoville Lord Rossington Taplin Gambyses A. Walsh Pan de Oro Ant St Francia Deutschland Tom Show Los Angeles Riera French Cook Page Ginse Powers Kiera Helma S Howard Oswald B Digan Carthage St. Elmwool Grande Dame Orbicular Big Culef Norbitt Lord Stanhope Kling of the Mist Beculante Free Knight the Bear Old Settler

Emeryville Track Scrambles in Muddy Fog

Oakland January 18 report from Emeryville notes a muddy track and fog preventing viewing from the grind stand. Favorites failed but several winners had strong support. E J Ramsey bid up Estella C. from the race, details unclear due to fragment.

Oakland Emeryville E. J. Ramsey Estella C

County Grants Franchise to Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone

County commissioners approved a 26 year franchise to Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company to construct maintain and operate a county telephone line. The county gains free use of up to ten telephones under the agreement while long distance service is excluded. Numerous appointments and minor claims were settled including a new bond requirement for F B Devoto and the appointment of Alonzo Resers deputy constable.

Board of County Commission Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Margaret Wadman Oliver A. Parrod Tread Robert Stimpson Burch Creek William Bytes Wintah A. D. Fowers Hooper Petterson Garland George Welsh Taylor Nehord Greenwell West Weber Charles E Orton Farr West Alonzo Resers Ogden A. G. Harris F. B. Devoto Tueelagaly Thursilay

Cohan Musical Comedy at the Grand in January

The Grand presents Cohan and Harris latest rural musical comedy Fifty Miles from Boston with a large cast and singing chorus. The plot centers on rural life in a small town including a post office robbery a ball game a band concert and romance between the postmistress and a baseball hero. Songs include Walta With Me Harrigan My Small Town Gal Boys Who Fight the Flames and Ain't It Awful with Joseph Sparks Suzanne Wheatford Hazel Lowry and Master Russel Pincus in the cast.

Cohan and Harris George Cohan Boston Goreips Walta Harrigan Jack and Jill Mr. Cohan Joseph Sparks May Irwin Suzzane Weatford Lillian Russell Hazel Lowry Master Russel Pincus

Remarkable progress made in work of government for est reserve bureau

The Forest Service reports striking gains across the West from experimental grazing control. Reforestation efforts include reseeding denuded lands and breeding stock nurseries. fenced sheep experiments compare herded versus enclosed grazing. Eradication of poisonous plants, water resource development, disease prevention with Animal Industry, and predator control cut stock losses and grazing costs, with significant savings cited.

Forest Service Ihe F. W. Reed Oreema Targhee Bureau of Animal Industry Ayr Poar

Wangard Steamship Goes Ashore Near Punta Migoles

Buenos Aires reports the German steamer Wangard from Tacoma ran aground at Punta Migoles in bad condition. About 200 tons of cargo are in goo condition and salvage efforts are being arranged.

Buenos Ayers Wangard Tacoma Punta Migoles

Ogden Testimony Supports Doan's Kidney Pills

An Ogden resident, Thos W Wootton of 732 Barlow Lane, reports back pain improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Badcon's Pharmacy. He confirms the cure remained permanent as of September 21, 1997 and endorses the remedy for kidney complaints. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 59 cents and are sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.

Ogden Doan Thos. W. Wootton Barlow Lane Utah Dean Badcon Wootton Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Morgan representative's irrigation district bill gains attention

After routine bills in both houses, lawmakers adjourned for balloting in a spirited U S Senate race. Representative Pops of Morgan introduced a plan to form irrigation districts with land mortgages to fund irrigation, potentially utilizing 200000 acres. The measure outlines district boundaries, director elections, bond issues, and fund management by the county treasurer.

United States Pops Morgan Colorado Idan State University Main First South House Senate Nelson Board of Trustees Morris Barrett Judiciary Committee McCracken Fuller Hugh McMillan C Y. Russell C. Y. Russell Pope Murdock Board of Examiners Beaver William Spry Marshal W. Earl Salt Lake City Committee of Federal Relations Arizona Strip Utah Colorado River Arizona G Y. Higgins J. F. McAllister Kuchler Appropriations and Claims Committee

Vineyard Land and Stock Co Files for Weber County

Vineyard Land and Stock Co, one of Weber County’s largest incorporations, files articles with the county clerk. Founders include David Eccles and M. S. Browning. capital stock of 1 million dollars with main offices to be in Ogden.

Vineyard Land & Stock CO Weber County Vineyard Land & Stock Company David Eeeles M.S. Browning Josep Scowcroft Adam Patterson H Ralapp W. H. Wattis Treasury David Eccles MS. Brown Ine Joseph Sennerett H. J. Rolajo BH. Wattis Ogden Thia Company Sparks-Harrell Nevada W. H. Wattin Joseph Soowcrett Drown Ing

Test for Water Purity in Engineering Note

A method to detect sewage phosphate contamination in water by placing a sugar lump in a nearly full corked bottle and leaving it in darkness for two or three days. If no milky cloud appears and the water stays clear, the sample may be considered free from organic phosphates.

North Ogden Notes on Weather and Local Growth in 1408

The North Ogden notes describe an unusually mild season with two cold weeks and heavy hill snow, impacting farming revenue. It highlights new public works including the Sanitary Canning company and a sizable eight room school, plus an annex for amusements and a rebuilt meeting house valued at $22,225 funded by voluntary subscriptions averaging $12.13 per resident.

Mercury Aroun Sol Sanitary Canning Company Cereli

Alien land bill advances to third reading in California

Sacramento report states the prohibition on aliens holding land in the state moved to third reading in the assembly. Introduced by Assembly member Drew, the bill was set as the special order for 11 o clock Wednesday morning. The measure targets Japanese residents as part of broader anti immigrant actions before the legislature.

Badger Sacramento Cal Assemblymoan Drew

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to treat colds feverishness constipation teaching disorders headache and stomach troubles. Sold by all drug stores 2c. A free trial package offered to mothers who write Allen 3 Olmsted Le Roy N Y.

Completed tunnel work on Western Pacific returns to Ogden

About five expert tunnelers, all Scandinavian, have finished a year of work on the Western Pacific tunnels and plan to stay in Ogden. They earned roughly 100000 and will invest in local property and homes. Several will visit Sweden before returning to continue tunnel projects.

Western Pacific Railroad Ogden City Coue Charles Leafcrans Phil Nelson Peter Quarnetram Samuel Smilan Fred Olinder John Olinder Frank Olson Magnus Ohlson Gus Gunnerson Dan Ite Mr. Feasten

Burns Celebration Boosts Ogden Anniversary at Congress Dancing Academy

The Burns Celebration invites the public to a Burns Anniversary program at Congress Dancing Academy on Monday January 26 with Scottish songs by H. Robertson Burns. Tickets are 50 cents and available at The Toggery Culley's Great Am Tea Store Mac Peth's and Hutchinson's.

Ogden Burns Congress Dancing Academy H. Robertson Burns Toggery

Cough Syrup Promoted for Children and Colds

Colds this season relieved with Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It laxative quality ridges the system of the cold. Pleasant to take best for children for coughs colds croup and whooping cough sold at Geo B Cayo's and Depot Drug Stores.

Soldat Geo. B. Cayo's Depot Drug

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Opera House Northwestern Theatrical Aasay R. P. Herrick Res. Mgr Want WM. Driver & Son Washington Ave Ogden, Utah Ogden Steam Laundry Co 25Th Street BROOM Vienna Cafe 26Th St Broom Restaurant Lee Foon & Tom Atari Santa Anita California Elite Cafe Loh TeleBiee Government Forest Reserve Bureau Twige North Ogden the Mercantile Installment Co Harry Reinshrieber Mar Sunny Millard Conkey, Utah Wenger 415 Eccles Bldg Burtner Irrigated Lands Co JUDGE Utah Light & Railway Company RY. CO D. Decker Western Pacific Standard Typewriter L. H. Recraft Wyoming
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