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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1916
Page
9
The Ogden Standard proclaims leadership among Ogden and Northern Utah papers for paying subscribers with its subscription and advertising department inviting inquiries by phone.
Announced for the annual Mid-Pacific Carnival, a large poster design reached the local Union Pacific office in Honolulu. The event details hint at a February week, with references to Kodak film, Velox paper, and local business notices.
Readable fragments indicate a planned joint inquiry into the Land Entry Department. No dates or names are clear, but officials appear to coordinate oversight and assess procedures affecting land allocation and records. Further details are not present in the surviving text.
The Coronation club met last Friday at Mrs. Freeland’s home with Lenora in attendance and Mamie Plana honored. Members Surlel Griffith Lena Preste Mary Hanley Jemima Purnia Sarthe Dudman Annie Frealach Gusta Alden and Frennois Hoss joined a cheerful afternoon. Next meeting set for February 0 with Mrs. Hees at 2156 Mams evenca.
A public reception honoring Mrs Belle M Hedge Great Commander of the order was held by Silver Review No 4 Woman's Benefit Association at the Maccabees hall in Ogden. Mayor Haywood opened with a speech as Mrs Hedge was escorted to the seat of honor. Entertainment included Miss Peart violin solos piano piece by Gretta Tittenbera and readings. The event highlighted the group’s hospital bed project with Mrs Hedge announcing the first hospital bed in Utah is being established in Ogden. Silver Review plans future entertainments for friends.
Women and men given brief jail terms after a disturbance at Mrs. Fannie Wilbur’s West Seventies home. Mrs. Wilbur sentenced to 30 days, Elizabeth Garner Frank Faulkner John Faulkner 10 days each, Clyde Jackson 15 days. James O Malley jailed on vagrancy charges with fines or further jail time. Additional arrests followed the complaint, as officers responded to a rough house incident during a musical at the Wilbur residence. Last night’s events capped by a late musical treat at Alhambra.
Police court opened with 26 alleged offenders. Frank Drool, accused murderer Vat Quistey, and many others faced charges from gambling to theft. Twelve offenders fined 20 dollars. several received jail or suspended sentences, including Bud Arowa and George King, while Clarey’s trial was set for tomorrow morning.
Mayor A T Heywood directs police to patrol city sidewalks by car and warn owners to clear snow. He says the delay handicaps pedestrians and urges prompt clearing with a few minutes of effort at each property abutting a residence.
The Elks club hosts the first rehearsal for the Elks Minstrel Show directed by T. Earl Mardos. A select group from the lodge and the featured young ladies prepare a chorus and a program including Opening Overture, Medley, Blackface, and several songs as part of the performance.
In Qiotaigt Court Judge XS. Juy Herris denies the defendant Rapid Transit Co a new trial and overrules objections to an amended complaint. The court awards the plaintiff $925 for contract services plus $46 for further services in making the contract.
A new bus card is now in effect at the Local Union Depot with changes from the prior schedule. Train No 13 departs at 9 30 am while No 16 arrives from the north at 3 36 pm. No 14 departs south at 4 05 pm and No 12 arrives from the south at 9 20 am. Changes apply to the Union Pacific Southern Tarto and Denver and Wo Trance lines.
Saturday evening at seven o'clock the Kanga Club will hold a banquet at the Methallat church. Jorge E. Leatherwood of East Lake City will be the principal speaker.
County Auditor Harry Hales and Deputy L A Van Lyke report end of quarter finances to the county board. Cash on hand December 31 1918 totals 40421 24 with outstanding warrants 24755 24. If warrants had been presented January 1 1916 a balance of 5666 10 would remain. Receipts and disbursements show cash totals and warrants redeemed and outstanding balances for the quarter.
Carver returns from Denver after attending a convention of real merchants. He reports Colorado Metropolitan area is quiet now due to enforcement of prohibition until the first of the year. Businessmen express hope for better times after readjustment.
Nydeo automobile dealers plan a meeting at the Cadil lac Seles and crvics company room tonight at 9 oclock to finalize plans for the big sale next week.
Real estate transfers placed on file include Annin Te Monbottam to Woolley for part of lot 4 block 44 plat A Orden survey, $92,600. Emma Woolley transfers to Oliva White part of lot 6 block 32 plat O, Orden survey, $2,294.
The City board of commissioners appointed John Hy Hughes as dog tax collector and plans a quick proceed on dog licenses. They approved refunding interest totaling 112612 and instructed the auditor to draw a warrant. Commissioners expect to repaint and repair the city building, inviting bids for the renovation work as they proceed.
A brief cinema note promotes the film Graft showing today and Wednesday at the Oracle venue. The teaser emphasizes audience appeal and scheduling.
Jan 25 report describes a new toxin related tetanus form seen 20 to 60 days after wound. Dr. Dazy notes onset after surgery and increases risk with inflammation. Death occurs in about one third to one half of cases. Recommend weekly tetanus antitoxin after wound.
Obituary notices report Aniden Isrrell funeral at Abe Tiverdale meeting house with Bishop A A Bingban presiding. Speakers include Nanhen T Biller and Guy C Wilson. Interment at Ogdex City cemetery. Also Mary Madalens Johnson of Hooper died of diphtheria. private funeral at the Flower residence and Hooper cemetery. Helen Vilate Wilton of Eden dies of valvular heart disease. funeral at Eden meeting house with Bishop Georga Puller presiding. remains viewed at Mantsvilla.
Funeral services were held at Kirkendall chapel and interments at Orden City cemetery. Mrs Pardis and Patrick Quigley are named in separate notices with officiating clergy and church locations. William M Rank is noted as a longtime local business figure with ties to Alameda California.
Frank Phil Brook appears before Municipal Judge George G. Barker for a preliminary hearing on a first degree murder count. Attorney Soren X. Christensen of Galt Lake, who defended J. H. Mann on an assault with intent to murder charge, consults with Frank Schilbrook, charged in another murder case. Brook shows unusual tension as sheriff serves the arrest warrant and informs him of the serious charge.
The United States Steel dividend resumed with a quarterly 1 1 4 percent payout on common stock in New York on Jan 25. The move lifts the common stock to a higher rate after a prior cut to half a percent in 1940 and follows earnings patterns that suggested the 1940s record may be surpassed.
Washington reports a large volume of goods valued at about 5.3 million dollars released for shipment under a new export agreement. The commodities include skins seeds and chemicals, with shipments anticipated through European ports and guarded against reexportation to central powers. Officials say the program aids merchant shipments and supports imports.
A British official press release reports cargo found on the Swedish steamship underway from New York to Gothenburg and Copenhagen. Fifteen cases held hammer sets sent from the United States for forwarding agents, with bags of copper brass and aluminum fittings. The items appear staged for concealment and have been seized for court review.
Paris reports the unemployed total dropping from 220000 at war start to about 4740 p.m. The period from December 2 to January 4 shows men finding work faster than women, many women remaining as servants. Unemployed receive 25 cents daily. ten cents is paid for each unemployed family.
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