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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses rising costs of clothing, hardware, groceries, and utilities due to new laws and economic pressures. It notes a 200 percent increase in some consumer items and highlights changes in merchant and consumer behavior over recent years. It ends with a quote about progress and a local railway manager signature.
The Ogdsa Hot Bpringa Sanitarium company won a judgment of 5700 against Utah Sanitarium company after George Tribe fled Saturday. Two notes covered 2480 and 2360 with interest. The court ordered Box Elder County to seize property at the Hot Springs to satisfy the claim, with a potential deduction from the purchase price. Receiver Charles Ro Tazlon was appointed for the defendant and community.
A court hearing on the Rice family dispute seeks custody changes and support terms. The husband argues for custody of the children while the wife contends she has not abandoned them and requests that maintenance funds cover all dependents.
William Kall, a short line railroad engineer, died at 5 30 a m in Salt Lake hospital from injuries sustained in the Oregon Short Line wreck two miles east of Caphe tudetton. He had been hospitalized since November 20 after the collision between a light engine and another locomotive. The collision also killed Montford of Salt AKG, a brakeman, who died almost instantly. Kall’s body will be shipped to Republicadt Chy, Nek, for cremation.
An early 1863 advertisement urges buyers to choose a single meat seller for safe purchases. It claims all meats are inspected and guarantees satisfaction. The ad emphasizes brand trust and avoids mixed options, urging customers to buy from the named provider at 517th Jackson Ave.
A scrambled notice states the American Express Company will supersede the Paulile Expressa and Union Pacific as the Western headquarters shift to Salt Lake City with an assistant general manager in Portland. The move expands the company’s reach to the Pacific coast and adds about 4900 new offices under a contract with a new Western Japanese railroad.
The Utah National Guard is to be included in the annual government maneuvers at Fort D. A. Rusens. Previously there were fears the unit would not participate due to organizational nonconformity with new government regulations requiring twelve complete companies.
A Methodist church sermon denounces meat trusts, urging action against high living costs. Speeches cite Senator Bristow and others critiquing packers. Public debate over meat boycotts, prices, and cheaper cuts dominates discussions as buyers adjust to rising costs.
Workers in Kansas City and across major cities pledge to skip meat for sixty days to protest prices and gather support from unions. Delegates from 25 000 workers vow to advance resolutions at next meetings while committees investigate the plan and its implications with local federations.
The Inter-Mountain Fair Association met at the Weber club on Saturday night to appoint officers for the fair. O By Mabou was elected president with Har a Kiet secretary, Baller vice president, and John Pingrae treasurer. Capital stock at $1 per share was set for the association’s planned ventures.
A lengthy United States Bureau of Education report on railroad service argues for structured education tied to definite occupations. It notes the railway workforce will grow toward two million, urging systematic training while warning against railroad driven instruction that could crowd out established educational agencies. It emphasizes balancing technical proficiency with broader social and economic aims in a period of industrial adjustment.
A discussion echoes about extending apprentice ranks in railroads and creating multiple grades to reward capacity and work. It calls for formal interdepartmental movement, superintendent oversight, systematic recruiting, and an efficiency wage. It also urges external study, cooperative courses, and annual meetings to review progress.
The article analyzes an evenly split House of Commons and a near equal popular vote between Unionists Labour and Liberal-Labor, forecasting a minority government and a potential general election within a year as parties hesitate to legislate. It cites Unionist and Liberal-Labor seats, with a 1, etc.
Indianapolis January 21 The United Mine Workers of America convention focuses on a wage increase demand for bituminous coal miners. The wage committee will report. officials anticipate a 2 to 10 percent rise with some locals pushing for 20 to 40 percent. The federation merger with Western Federation of Miners will be announced this week.
A garbled May day prose mentions Cleveland, a bus pass, and a heated exchange. The text describes a chaotic departure, a dropped purse, and pursuit or confusion ending with a note about someone obtaining an item after a disruption.
Tam Taris and 29 F accused dish authority of stating no settlement has been reached in negotiations with the Hanton Szechuen rotation Lynne regarding a 930.9 million loan. The report notes ongoing talks without a final agreement.
A dubious ad touts Hexal Onder Ties as a remedy for chronic constipation and related ailments. It claims permanent relief with a universal, gentle effect on the nervous system and claims to be safe for all ages, while promising pleasant taste and easy dosing.
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