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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
5
A humorous homemaker ad presents Fels-Naptha as a labor saver for washday. It contrasts traditional boiling and scrubbing with the soap’s directions, claiming less effort, fewer odors, and multiple uses from dishwashing to whitening clothes. It urges readers to follow wrapper instructions.
Under directives of the Weber County Board of Commissioners bids will be received until July 3, 1909 for books blanks and stationery required by county officers for the year starting July 2 1902. Each item must be itemized with separate pricing. The board reserve the right to accept or reject any bid in whole or part. A bond for faithful performance will be required. Public notice also covers publication of county reports notices and disseminations during the year. June 28 1909.
A formal notice from Staten Land Ones in Salt Lake City Utah dated June 1999 proclaims public posting to protect mineral rights under the Act of Congress of July 16 1890. It cites tracts under consideration near intersection 4 and seeks contest data by interested parties before regulatory certification by the General Land Office in Washington.
Salt Lake June 39. An interesting point of law before Judge Marshall in the United States district court concerns whether the United States has jurisdiction to try Allison A. Gorge alias Frank George on an indictment for sliding cattle from Indiana. The issue, debated by United States Attorney Creavage and defense counsel, questions if property seizures by the government fall under federal or state control.
The Western Pacific agrees to pay Denver and Rio Grande 39 million dollars for Salt Lake City terminal facilities from North Temple to Eleventh Youth and Fifth and Sixth West areas. Leases start Sept 1 1909 and run to Sept 2 1892 with mortgage and 6 percent interest. First mortgage covers all property. Tankers’ Trust of New York holds security. The arrangement divides maintenance costs and liability between the two railroads for the terminal facilities.
The following couples were married In the Manti Temple last Wednesday. Mr Fred Hasimuzeon and Mlew Au fa Borenson from Ephraim, Tartey Ry Tooth of Proposal Slan Cardelia Dortua of Ephraim, Mr Ray Walbert of Portland Oregon and Miss Ethel Thrope of the city were wed last week at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Thiage. Mr Randolph Jepaen and Miss Ade Aine Stevens of Ephraim will wed at Mead Temple on Wednesday next. The men on the old baby of Mr and Mrs Frank Dalley died Wednesday of whooping cough. The young boys organized a club of seventeen. they will hold a concert every Sunday during the summer. The Fourth of July enthusiasm prepared a major program for the observance of the nation’s birthday.
A mother from Ratt Lake charges unequal punishment after her son received twelve years for robbing a traveler of $20 while an office clerk who stole thousands faced only three years. She cites state prison conditions, letters sent to inmates, and the impact on families, including her daughter’s disrupted schooling.
In Provo court on June 2 Judge Teath presided over Te E Myersoa and Oran lewis et al case and others as well as a restraint action by Mr Knieht seeking to block Provo city council from franchising for a union depot. Several defendants including Hyrum Vy Theman Wilford F Giles John P Van Warenen and Myron C Newall were arraigned with multiple indictments and pleas entered. A separate note mentions a brief arrest in a related matter and a Strawberry Day reference with a candidacy-related strike.
An uneven transcription notes visitors entertained by locals and Commercial Club committees at a central square gathering. Strawberries were served, and various social and athletic activities featured at the race track, with local residents and vendors participating in lively exchanges and displays.
Memphis reports the Holliday M42 prohibition bill taking effect at midnight banning sale of whiskey within four miles of any schoolhouse. Saloons fill with revelers statewide while police vow a strict crackdown on “bind tigers” and roving clubs. Officials and reform groups urge enforcement as other items note July excursion rates via Oregon Short Line and travel to Salt Lake City.
The first session of the joint committee of District No. 2 United Mine Workers and Wyoming Coal Operators' Association convened at Union Labor Hall. Two subcommittees on wage scale adjustments were formed, one for each side, with miners and operators appointing their members and planning wage and working condition talks.
Letters from Harrisburg Oregon and Oakland California push Fulton’s Diabetes Compound as a cure for diabetes and kidney issues. Testimonials claim rapid relief after thirty bottles, with doctors and druggists endorsing the product and inviting further orders and inquiries.
A Parker Arizona fire swept through the commercial center today, starting in the hotel kitchens on the Colorado River side. Fire officials estimate the blaze caused substantial damage with no immediate report of injuries.
Probate and guardianship notices in Weber County Utah announce a private sale of minor Myrtle Gilles and others real estate. The court order dated June 19 1809 sets the sale for after July 20 1949 and describes parcels in Open, Weber County Ogden City.
Auction of two parcels described by metes and bounds proceeds to the partition sale under guardian JOSEPH CHEZ attorney. Terms 10 percent down at sale with balance on court confirmation. Dated June 19 1903.
Creditors of Stark Kirkham and Frank White deceased must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at C. Z. Notlingeworth room 303 in Ogden City Weber County Utah on or before October 1, 1909. George W. White administrator and Hollingsworth attorney publish June 14 1909.
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