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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
7
The page advertises a variety of stationery items including Cascade Linen packs with 46 sheets and 48 envelopes, 50c value items, 35c 34 Extra fine fabric finish, and 25c 40c lines. It highlights Ustaco and Symphony Lawn linen finishes in multiple sizes and prices, plus a complete line of inks, pens, pencils, tablets, and envelopes.
Notice invites bids until noon February 11 1981 for a MI building project in Ogden Utah by Utah Corea Hood Company. Rates include general contracting heating electrical and related work with a ten percent bid bond. Plans and specs available at Winsor Building Ogden and with architect W H Lepper Salt Lake City.
A fragmentary report shows Senate bills introduced in Utah touching on offices, tax, and police powers. Measures include removal of officials for misconduct, tax and pension provisions, and restrictions on liquor manufacture. Bills progress via judiciary committees. amendments and referrals noted.
Legislative notes discuss prison conditions and the handling of inmates including troop transfers and earnings. Bills consider removal of several city officials for misconduct and a measure on convict sentencing with a ten year maximum. debates show division over penalties and jurisdiction in vigilante style enforcement.
Ogden residents gather at Logan College for a public meeting addressing farm slaughtering rules. Speakers discuss meat cuts, household use, and the cost of veal and beef, with emphasis on economy and household provisioning. The event, led by local figures including Professor John T. Cilia and Willines PL Madeat, aims to inform farmers and housekeepers about meat preparation and waste reduction.
Reported favorable bills include Howe No 2 on protecting development within months, Shields No 10 on admission qualifications, and Laiud No 30 restricting police powers. Other items advance or are withdrawn, such as Sandwhi No 25 on spousal testifying, Goodwin No 26 on marital communications, Aldham No 18 building tax provisions, Morris No 40 veterans’ pay, and Morris No 41 drug delivery ban.
An advertisement extols MUSTEROLE a white ointment replacing mustard plasters. It lists claimed cures from sore throats to back aches and sprains and notes availability from The Musterobe Company in Cleveland Ohio with a $2.74 hospital size offer.
In a sweeping senate speech Senator Walsh replies to Root on the administrations shipping bill defense. He argues against British naval policy constraints and cites Britain’s 100 year stance as evidence the United States may lawfully purchase ships from belligerents in wartime. He stresses good faith in neutrality and references historical maritime transfers and recognized legal authorities.
A deteriorated ad touts Olive Tablets as a laxative supplement from Dr Edwards Olive Tablet Company. It claims the tablets are safe, do not cause cramping, and work gently by stimulating natural movement. The copy lists location details and urges nightly use for ongoing relief.
London dispatch details the loss of the German armored cruiser Blucher after last Sunday's clash with British and German squadrons near Roxit Ber. The account describes torpedo hits, mass casualties, and heroic German sailors while British ships and crews assist and recover survivors.
In Chicago on January 8, Frank T Crawford, 37, son of the founder of Yong TMacnit company and Mis t concern official, died by suicide after a nervous condition. He leaped from the third story of a New Side home today, leaving a note about depression and an unhappy fate. He was a Yale graduate. Mrs Crawford is the daughter of Tala Tay and Daly Sista.
In a small Texas town, Jas Ward Snyder, condemned for killing his wife Lorena Berenford Snyder, died early today from poison after reportedly ingesting it in prison. Snyder was described as the son of N S Snyder of Pittsburgh.
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