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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
4
A serialized domestic tale follows Eva Leonard and the Townsend family as a betrothal unfolds with a deeded property clause. The narrative moves through wills, signatures, and a planned school year for Marian, while interleaved tips cover cleaning corsets and household chores. A health note extols daily apples and public duty to eat fruit, amid the ongoing Park City scene with Crosman.
Nan Crossman a Park City resident for over twenty five years died at his home yesterday afternoon from an illness. Born in Haminaville New York thirty seven years ago he was a well known resident and served as a guard for the pantax for years retiring from office a month ago. Survived by wife two small sons Alwla and Paul mother seven sisters and two brothers. He was a member in good standing of the order of the batgh of Columbus council 1189 and Fraternal Brother. The funeral will be held this afternoon from St Mary's Catholic Church with Rev Thamar Gall officiating. Interment will be in City Cemetery.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based tonic. It claims the product renews energy, soothes the respiratory tract, and strengthens nerves, especially for those past fifty during cold seasons. It emphasizes its scientific oil nature, lack of alcohol, and warns it contains no harmful drugs.
Faded OCR outlines changes favored by commissioners including organizing a state tax administration under the medical defense department, creating a university program for uniform accounting and reporting, expanding county government powers, and tightening fiscal reporting to align with tax years and eliminate excess charges. The text references funding, uniform procedures, and pricing reforms across state and local levels.
Grand Junction Colorado January 27 police raided homes and stores capturing nine men and one woman amid seizures of seven barrels of beer 349 pints whiskey three cases of wine and assorted contraband goods including a baby carriage and a back yard hiding place. Authorities say evidence gathering had been ongoing.
An inexpensive home shampoo recipe uses a tea spoonful of canthrot dissolved in hot water. The solution is massaged into the scalp to form a soothing cooling lather that removes dandruff oil and dirt, leaving the scalp clean and hair glossy with added fluffiness. After rinsing the hair feels heavier and fuller.
William Marks, jailed for obtaining money by false pretenses and facing a forgery charge, attempted an escape at the county jail. He pried two brick courses from the inner wall, planning to push free the outer course by night. Deputy sheriff Samuel A. Trotter alerted Chief Deputy J. T. Williams, who investigated and found the damage.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a dye for gray hair. It claims to restore natural color, remove dandruff, and stop itching, suggesting daily use with a small strand applied at a time until gray disappears and hair looks lustrous.
Provo Dan reports the formation of Missouri Metal Company in Joplin district to acquire and operate mining properties. Capital stock set at 788 shares, leadership includes Jraan Kotcht as president and William Entent as vice president, Lester Mangum secretary, Amanda Mi Raich treasurer. Venture began about two months ago.
Hood returns to Provo after selling capital stock of two leasing companies for 115000. A later offer of 120000 for the leave held by one firm is accepted. Hood and wife Viola Hood, previously from Salt Lake, board a train to California while federal authorities probe a conspiracy claim surrounding the abduction and alleged blackmail plot.
Marcus Tanner, Utah pioneer and Payson early settler, died of heart disease at the post office at 2 pm. He was 75 and survived by his widow Emily and several children. The item also includes unrelated notices about a jail scene, soldiers uniforms experiments, a Toledo fraud notice, and ads referencing patent medicines.
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