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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment compiles local notes, ads, and notices. It mentions a printing press accident injuring an individual at 23rd Street, a board defraud case in Ogden, a veteran association meeting, and varied items from Kodak developing to state examiners and a convention in Chicago. The jumble includes names, places, and scattered events without cohesive narrative.
Wes Eva Brown returned from Logan to attend a Fifth Ward summer recital at the Utah Agricultural College venue last evening. The program featured Miss Oerte A Sammace and Mary Jones with a local duet, violinist Mary Fister, pianist Hich. Wiliam HH. Manntes, and soloists led by Beight Atbote. The audience praised the mix of comic readings and musical selections, with strong encore performances and general admiration for the performers’ tone and blend.
Appreciation filled the ward hall as Nias Fisher with pianist J Peart performed an encore. Douglas Brian led the annual trio with Vera Jones Annie Wil Hamann Bessie Denkers Mary Van Kampen and Roten Jones joining in the concert. The program featured The Tales of Hoffman aria and a lively Caravann Hag Rested encore. overall the event gave the public an enjoyable evening of staged culture. Social on Friday will hostesses Mrs A Beherer and J C Green for a gathering at 22 Canyon Road. Methodist church post prayer meeting will host a racially themed gathering directed by Miss Benberg's class with light refreshments and a promised address.
Death notices for Durnett Fiord Burnett infant son of Matthew and Mary Fuller Burnett who died at Eden residence and was buried in Eden cemetery. Funeral held at residence yesterday at 2 p.m. with Mehna George Fuller presiding. Also Bullock Isaac Tut Jock pioneer buried in Eden daughter Mea J. Ray Hinchelitt to ship body to Prove tomorrow for funeral and interment.
On July 19, 1847 Oreon Pratt and John Trown rode ahead of their company and caught the first Flimpie by any pioneers of the Valley of Great Salt Lake. They stood on the summit of Big Mountain as two pioneers were out of East canyon.
Veterans Firemen Association members will hold a Friday evening meeting at their hall to arrange participation in the Pioneer Day parade. All members are expected to attend this special session to finalize plans.
To all who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our dear husband and father for the beautiful floral offerings and for the use of automobiles we express our sincere thanks Chas Vic er and Rasity
The city board receives a request from E. T. Grete to investigate an obnoxious sanitary nuisance next door. Major Heywood orders action to eradicate the odor and gives twenty days to remove all waste piping connected to outbuildings.
Senate debated natal appropriation with Democratic committee members on President Wilson's regular labor bill. House actions noted with changes. Carlston not present as meeting planned.
Washakie Indians arrive from the reservation to join a Monday parade in Ogden with 20 participants. The procession features ox teams, stagecoaches, and 19 distinct groups including Eng lab Beabdinagians Beotch Welsh Irish Dutch Germans and Japanese. The parade forms at 9 am on Washington Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street, moves to Twenty-fourth Street and Wall, and ends at Glenwood Park with reviews near the Ogden river bridges.
In Weber County courtroom, the Second Judicial District convention nominated Judge J. A. Howell and N. J. Harris on the first ballot for district judges. The event followed tense debates among candidates including W. H. Reeder Jr. and N. J. Lapriai, with party leaders urging unity after the vote.
A Harlem era account details alleged filth linked to an infantile paralysis outbreak in New York City. It cites John Wi Scowcratt returning from the city with claims of doctors warning filth as a major spreader. The piece notes crowded tenement blocks and dire sanitary conditions as authorities probe the epidemic among foreigners and families.
An advertisement excerpt touts The Strurgle as a gripping refraction of human drama. It highlights Frank Sheridan and Frdel Grey Terey in a tale of intense emotion and a woman’s fascinated, tense triangle amid staged scenes.
Former Ogden High School graduate W. J. Sturtevant has been named general superintendent of the Dragmont Light & Mower Co in Beaumont Texas. He previously worked for the Bione & Wetstrr Co, electrical experts, after graduating from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology several years ago.
The Daoah Brotherhood plans its annual floating event at Lagoon on July 20. Advertisements noted and local excitement built as participants prepare for the gathering led by Danish group members Caden Brigham City.
A Cache Valley man aged about 22 left before engaging in a clearly directed conversation with a bartender after a morning event.
George B. Taylor of Parr Weet announces his bid for the Republican nomination for a two year Weber County Commissioner term. Born and raised in Fort Weate, he is son of Joseph A. Taylor and well known across Weber County. Supporters predict a strong race for the office.
Angelo Seberang a Wallan, thought deranged after a Southern Parith rain, was committed to the state mental hospital at Provo on a physician’s recommendation. He was later released and ordered to the home of his brother in California. He had been en route to join the war when taken from the team.
The Pioneer Day committee seeks 660 automobiles to carry guests in the city parade next Monday morning. Owners are asked to offer their cars for 2 to 4 hours. Donations of car use for elderly care are welcome, with contact by telephone to 842, David Eccles building, or by mail to the given address.
In Wittsburg, first game sees Trrooklyn defeat Wittaburg 14 to 5. Cattersea, Plottfer, McCarty, Kantlebner and Wilton contribute as Wittaburg offense struggles with late errors.
Fragmentary box score text shows New York and Philadelphia lineups with partial innings and battery pairings. Contains scattered player surnames Hagby Daly Daly and Nunamaker, with unclear dates and complete teams.
Chairman John Culley of the Plotter entertainment coordinates announced the arrival today of fireworks for the celebration. The wrap display costing about 1 005 dollars was shipped from Denver. Two representatives of the manufacturing company will visit Oxden on Saturday to install the equipment at Lester Park for the display.
London July 19 Sir William Robertson chief of the Imperial staff at army headquarters said in an Associated Press interview that they were not worried by the course of the war. He noted the front’s wounded soldiers smiling in photos, and described the map guided operations from the war office near the wire with a stark Spartan setting.
Fragmentary report from Oracle Theatre listing Peg O' the Ring as No 7 show tonight. OCR text is garbled describing a fall near Adams avenue and Twenty fourth street with loss of teeth and facial injuries, unclear names and details.
An elderly speaker discusses the era of war, praising Allied forces from Australia to Canada for their valor and noting the challenges of predicting war duration. He cites military experts on the importance of organized gunner training and the need for scientifically accurate fire, with gunners clearing paths for advancing troops.
Acting Secretary Polk and Mexican ambassador designate Eliseo Arredondo conferred at the State Department. No final method or agreement reached on forming a joint commission to adjust difficulties with Mexico. Polk said dispatch reports about Rodgers and troop withdrawals were not authorized and policy remains unchanged.
Weather bureau reports from ships note a wind near 54 mph south of the storm center. The system, like recent West Indian storms, moves north along the Atlantic coast from Florida to Maine and prompts storm warnings from Wilmington to Boston.
Reported naval incident shows the Italian steamer Angelo sunk by a submarine after voyage from Wilmington to Spezia. Crew landed. another Italian steamer Ninian trea ble Frangiestria likely sunk. Vessels: Angelo 156 tons, Kvaoelestein 2212 tons, latter 256 feet. Repairs noted at Bayonna, Italy, in June. Read the Classified Ad.
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