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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

Page

3

Widow Seeks Guardian Authority Over Keeter Case

Lois Newey Keeter, widow of Malcom E Keeter who died after a runaway parade incident with the John Robinson Shows, petitions the court to appoint guardians for their two children and authorize pursuit of negligence actions against circus management for unsafe parade conduct and animal handling. She claims parade permittees allowed elephants and other animals in the street, causing horses driven by her husband to bolt, resulting in his death.

Lois Newey Ketter Malcolm E. Keeter Isat Priday John Robinson Mr. Keeter

Aormon Boys Going to the Front for Canada

A Calgary Daily Herald report notes the Thirteen Overseas Mounted Rifle regiment departing for Great Britain with Major H J Brown of Cardston and Captain H D May among its officers. It highlights Brown as a Utah-born University of Utah graduate and influential Mormon landowner, plus the regiment’s rancher, farmer roots and ties across Alberta. The Thirteenth regiment left Medicine Hat amid rain, its depot formerly at Pincher Creek and later Medicine Hat, with Lieutenant Colonel A C Kemmis as original commander.

Calgary Daily Herald Calgary Alberta Canada Oxden Zing ¥. Cart Utah State Falta Thireenth Overseas Mounted Elifle Regiment Great Britain H. J. Brown Bird Halt Lake City al Cardston Alberta Rangers Major Browns Aleth Ge Roeseries Major Crown J. ¥. Cand Cardston Investment Company Land, Grain, Insurance Alperta Ieat Mormon Tol Jer W. G. Armscough F. W. Kerrin Frocy Alverta Mangere Herald Anga Overseas Mounted Tine Medicine Hat Al‘moet A. C. Kemmis Ifp High River Cardyon Lethbridge Mountaing Thirteenth Pincher Creek Kemmis Sarcea Thirtereth England Twelfth

Peg O the Ring Episode Two at Lyceum Tonight

The Lyceum presents the second episode of Peg O the Ring starring local cast. Doors open at 11 in the morning and remain open until 11 at night for audience viewing and related festivities.

Peg O' the Ring Lyceum

Ogden Harvest Festival Delayed Parade Shift Approved

The Ogden Harvest Festival and Fashion Show now runs Thursday through Saturday September 7 8 9 after directors moved dates to avoid Peach Day Brigham City on September 13 14. Organizers aim for cooperation with Brigham City and include Ogden cannery workers in an industrial parade in the event plan.

Ogden Inter Ag Firet Weber Club Gangati Brigham City Utah Canners Association

Acid Stomachs Are Dangerous Ad Advice From a New York Physician

A NY physician warns that "acid stomachs" irritate and inflame the stomach lining, hindering digestion. Common remedies fail. neutralizing and preventing acid formation is key. Suggests a teaspoonful of bisursted max. neais and warm water after meals, plus magnesia for distress.

New York

Auto Struck by Street Car in Washington Avenue Crash

Last evening about 6 pm an automobile driven by Archie Moyes crashed into a street car in front of Modern Market between Twenty first and Twenty fourth streets on Washington Avenue. The auto was badly damaged and Moore was thrown to the rear seat but uninjured. Both vehicles were moving north. the driver offered no hazard or injury.

Archie Moyes Twentyfast Twentyyfrd Street Washington Avenue Ehethia

Red Cross Dog Saves Lives At Verdun

County board of education plans to extend high school work to other districts to ease student travel to Ogden high school. Superintendent Petterean recommends expanding secondary programs while clerk Freezer notes county enrollment totals 2,696 with 1,433 boys and 3,263 girls.

RED Cross Verdun County Board of Education W. HH. Petterean Ogden High School

Unknown car crash fragment on track scene report

A garbled OCR fragment describes a near collision on the tracks involving a Buert car with a hand brake and an attempted avoidance by Motonman EF Layne. Details are unclear but suggest a railway incident with a close call.

Buert Motonman EF. Layne

Red Cross Elects Carey Secretary at Special Meeting

Janis T. Carey was elected secretary of the Red Cross at the Deion chapter meeting to succeed J. O. Larson. Directors attended the session as officers discussed increasing present tempered leadership and promoting the branch. A committee was formed to draft a tribute to Dr. Condon for his generous surgical aid.

Janis T. Carey Red Cross Deion J. Od Larson of Ceern Portes

High School Fund Share for Underage Registrants

The hoop er and Huntatilte high school classes established last year registered 38 students. Two were under 18 and attended 20 weeks. The county treasurer will receive an amount from the state high school fund based on those meeting the provisions. The article notes growing popularity of the program.

Hooper Huntatilte Eister

Students Report At Weber County High School Board

A terse report from Droerer, clerk at the Weber County school board, notes student figures and dates for the upcoming term. The document lists school events and attendance figures, with emphasis on the high school system and county-wide program details.

Droerer Weber Oeosely Cor Iy Cousty Stutecia

Storage charge increases justified by Interstate Commerce Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled storage charge raises justified to push consignees to move freight, with a half cent per hundred pounds for each thirty day period after five days, free storage on import freight and after fifteen days on exports. Separate note: grain transport rates from Missouri river points to Norfolk and Newport News were upheld as justified at the close of navigation on the Great Lakes. A Boy Scout in Idaho was injured when a .20 gauge rifle discharged, injuring William Benton in Hadley near Twin Falls.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission New York Consignees Norfolk Newport News Heltimore Great Lakes Hadtey Ida William Benton Twin Falls Boy Scouts Russian. John Ranger Station Moring J. J. Real

Garbage contract considered by city health committee

The health committee of the city council met tonight to decide on a plan for permanent garbage collection and disposal. L. W. Phillips led a thorough cleanup of the city, prompting discussion of improved waste management in Pocatello Vita.

Gargage Pocatello, Vita L. W. Phillips

City approves multi year contracts and agronomy conference

The council votes to amend health ordinances allowing contracts longer than one year. Logan hosts the 1918 Western Agronomists conference at Utah Agricultural College July 18 19 20 with speakers from Washington State California Oregon Nevada and Montana to discuss teaching experimentation and extension in agronomy.

Phillips Repular Logan Western Agronomista Sil Utah Agricultural College C. C. Thow Washington State College C. A . Ball United States Department of Agriculture

Ranch Sold in Utah Valley Big Alaska Deal

Vernal July 12 Louis Kabell Sr completes one of the largest ranch and cattle deals selling an Improved ranch of 278 acres 2500 head of sheep and 200 cattle plus all cattle permits and holdings to Joseph Johnson for 38000 dollars. Johnson plans to retain the cattle and enter extensive cattle operations. Johnson has lived there thirty five years and will move to Evanston Wyoming.

Vernal Louis Kabell Ashley Valley Joseph Johnson Stexander Johnson Han Slisac John I. Reader Jonson Adet Haa Evanston Wyo

Train accident leaves youthful worker crippled and dead

July 14 at Yesper a Jefferson & Rio Granda rail line station agent Kenneth Cuay, 19, of C. HL Coif, was dragged by a freight train while attempting to reach freight bills. Both legs and one arm were severed. He died in Rio while en route to Salt Lake, casting gloom over the community.

Rio Salt Lake

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