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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
7
Random references mix church talk and travels with local ads and notices. The item lists clergy, families, and businesses moving through a sequence of society updates and announcements including travel, funerals, sales, and visits.
W M Allison president of the First National Bank of Houlder and James Cartigues and dudge Barry were injured when their automobile skidded off a cliff, fell 18 feet, and dragged occupants beneath. They were rescued by Dr EB Quel and George Vobard and taken to hospital. Allison later died from head and internal injuries. Judges were en route to Nurth Park for court when the crash occurred.
Treasury experts warn that overseas gold demand will accelerate, with estimates of 444 million in movement as traditional holdings in London and New York shift. The United States recorded a net gold loss of 1312.89 million last fiscal year, while imports and exports from July to April totaled 18.2 million and 27.9 million respectively. Washington political maneuvering continues as Governor Hughes succession plans feature Mr Loeb, with discussions of Alfred Beveridge and Colonel Roosevelt influencing Indiana and New York alignments ahead of potential Alaska governance talks.
Readers are invited to an excursion to Lagoon with trips from Bamberger Depot every 1-2 hours starting at 9 a.m. The event promises a Boachal game at P Mw between Oxides and Salt, Lane, along with Harlous and other sports.
Intricate political chatter centers on Taft Roosevelt relations and Beverly visits. Reports detail LOEB and others shaping a pro Taft stance, with talk of forthcoming conferences and possible shifts in administration alignment around Oyster Bay and Loyalist circles.
Report describes an attempted armed robbery on a train near St Louis County with Engineer Quinn and crew resisting the hold up. Detectives dispatched after shots were fired. bandits fled as authorities pursued and the train car was restrained amid chaos and a panic among workers and passengers.
A Salt Lake City church gathering focused on the danger of the common housefly. Dr W M Blovkay outlined the fly’s role in spreading typhoid and other diseases, stressing filth, breeding sites, and sanitary housing as keys to prevention. J Ridgeston urged local officials to improve cleanliness and waste control to curb fly populations.
A Missouri man on the Salt Lake Line train Saturday night disappeared after eight minutes of confusion. Detectives Wilson and Golding investigated while a companion reportedly fled with money not recovered. The man, who had interacted with a woman aboard, was questioned but details remained unclear as officials pursued the trail.
In a tense scene aboard a train, a distressed shipper asks a fellow traveler to hold his sight draft until Portland to ensure his dead brother’s debts are settled. Stansbury verifies the funds, then proxies three $100 bills and two $700 bills to the claimant, securing a receipt and delaying payment until arrival. The exchange underscores urgency to deliver the deceased’s needs to Portland.
The death of Mire Henrietta T Xorgl widow of Juflur C Klegel occurred at 437 Twenty-slaill avenue Saturday about 10:30. She was beloved as a wife mother and friend and leaves children Mrs Thor Conway and Miab Wtta eeel of Ogdens Mr3 TG Mefinioy of Deuver and Mi rad Klesel of Butte. Funeral set for Church of the Good Shepherd Grant University Twenty-fourth street Thursday July 13 at 10 a.m. with the casket open Sunday 4 p m to 5 p m at the residence.
William Fr Jackson longtime employee at William & Jackson and the Inferntd Telephone company, was honored yesterday at his home in Ridgox by Mra Tile Nancock Painter and many speakers. The service featured songs and tributes describing his career and devotion to the community, with attendance from local groups and family. A formal procession followed, honoring a life of service and leadership in Ogden City affairs.
A short funeral service was held on the lawn near the home for the nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ace in Weber county. Conducted by Muhay T. Wayment, spiritual hymns were sung and comfort offered by local church leaders. A large procession moved to the Ogden City cemetery where the interment was made, with floral offerings and a final blessing.
Fragmentary notice from Ceear Gruhetl at No 248 State Street requesting items including paper and other goods for a fine of mph register puppies. Message invites recipients to send a card when needing anything.
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