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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1915
Page
15
Random references recount a high school professor Archibald from Ogden who underwent an operation at Dee hospital last Wednesday and is reported improving rapidly. Ball games are advertised with streetcar schedules for July 4th and 5th, and local notices mention a ward class address on patriotism.
Four Pacific sleeper cars plus additional units include two Atiers, a commissary, a buffet, an exhibit and a dynamo car. Street cars for the ball games on Sunday and Monday, July 4 and 6, will run about every ten minutes. Use cars marked Ogden Canyon or Glenwood Park. Harness theft reported as set of double troths stolen from the Lowestle Science Baking Company barn last night. police receipt noted this morning. For rent suitable place for coal yard and feed store at P. O. Box 35.
Charles L. Smith visited the Ogden district forest office this morning to confer with district forester Kuopp about the elk condition and range in national forests surrounding Yellowstone Park. D. Douthit also at the office today en route from the Caribou forest to oversee grazing reconciliation and later the grazing study work for the California district in San Francisco.
Matt Thom of Clam City Minnesota expresses gratitude to the train crew repot mester Men In Gray Father Ryan and the Ladies of the Catholic church for aiding Mrs Snashall in her time of bereavement on the train last Friday in Ogden. He thanks Mr Kirkendall for handling the remains and notes appreciation from Mrs Suanhall and his two children.
Readable fragment notes Dr Condon’s office relocation to Miat National Bank near the elevator area. A casual question asks if you danced to a 20 piece military band at Lagoon and mentions a fare of 25 after 4 p m during holidays.
Annapolly Md July 2 Ensign Hough testified before the Ninth Board of Inquiry into irregularities in examinations at the naval academy. He said Midshipman RM Nelson, an original defendant, recommended for dismissal helped many times and taught him more about conduct than any instructor in the recitation rooms.
A Utah court trial recounts testimony about Mrs Geddes and her son Albert, and alleged involvement with David Eccles. Witnesses describe visits, financial support, and claims of a polygamous relationship. David Eccles denies misconduct while noting past statements and a plea for privacy.
A garbled passage describes a tense moment with a witness and a character named Ainocles. The text references a warlike backdrop, a line about money, and someone fleeing to watch a confrontation. The fragmentary source preserves few clear actions or identities beyond these elements.
Five city schools reported boilers in bad condition at a board meeting. Repairs could cost 1500 to 2000, with a possible boiler expert to inspect. A new heating plant at Five Pointe would cost 4775, and the overdraft may grow to around 90000 by autumn.
Markets opened unsettled with St Paul weakness weighing on shares of United States Steel and other Morgan favorites. Prices fluctuated through the day, sparking losses in rails and industrials while some war stocks showed tentative pullback. general news of Morgan’s condition prompted a broad shift in sentiment and irregular closing.
Rome reports intensified artillery efforts along the front with major operations near Carnia and Strenica. Allied forces claim breakthroughs and enemy counterattacks repelled, noting dozens of casualties and captures as fierce fighting continues near Alpine positions and northern Val Grande.
Wheat values advanced early as favorable weather suggested dealers would buy in volume by Tuesday. Opening prices slid briefly then recovered with a general rise as corn weakened and hog prices fell, while lard came under pressure. A later report indicated a portier cancellation of new wheat purchases.
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