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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
5
A fragmentary obituary notes the passing of Ying Parson, famed for organizing thousands of elopers through unique musical notes and performances. Histories cite his enigmatic style, ties to Rex and Burrev, and a ritual devoted to communal elopements.
E Ganser, after eighteen years with no word from her husband, seeks severance of the lawfully binding marriage. Joseph TL departed with his wife and two children, Joseph aged 18 and Mary aged 4, and has not been heard from since. They wed in Austin Nevada in September 1891.
A group of 42 Southern California visitors touring Yellowstone arrived in Ogden at 6:10 AM after a special train, then rode a trolley to Ogden Valley. They praised The Hermitage breakfast and the canyon ride. Officials from Union Pacific and Willyto Way Tours noted Ogden Canyon as a highlight and planned future inclusion in tours.
Leann Manning sues Lorinda Walker and Warvey TH Jones in two suits claiming a third of property her husband Henry W Manning transferred before his death without her consent. She argues the property remains as yet undivided and that ownership can be contested despite transfers to O W Arnold and others.
Ja Titman, a contractor, announced his candidacy for the commissioner seat. The announcement comes ahead of the June convention and awaits party affirmation.
Pets Visser and George Nelson, Utah wrestlers living abroad, finalize preparations for their Monday night heavyweight championship match at the Alhambra theater. A morning roadwork session and afternoon gym workout leave both in peak condition, with past records promising a tense bout that will test endurance, skill, and preparation.
Ogden Utah July 22 1916 A Democratic Judicial District Convention is called to meet at the Alhambra Theater on Friday August 18 1916 after the First Congressional District Convention to nominate two candidates for District Judge of the Second Judicial District and one for District Attorney of the district and to elect a judicial district committee and transact other business. Delegates apportioned Davis 19 Morgan 4 Weber 60 with delegates elected by county chairmen. I J Sule Chairman Davis County Monza Francis Chairman Morgan County G B Bovith Chairman Weber County Political Advertisement.
The United Fuel and Supply Company of Detroit ordered twenty five Studebaker cars after evaluating competing makes. The firm, largest Detroit motor car user, chose Studebaker for quality and long-term cost efficiency based on extensive testing and experience.
OFFIC PIONEER reports the AY PROGRAM event includes a baby carriage parade with diverse carriages. Prizes range from 10 to 20 dollars for best display in foreten section, with special totes for eligible entrants. Judges Hodgson Maude Dee Porter and Mrs E St Conroy meet at City Hall at 6:30. Parade line extended to Twenty second street due to crowd size.
The Studebaker policy emphasizes beauty, elegance, and mechanical perfection without fads. The Series Seventeen offers superior line, finish, and ride at low prices through mass production efficiency, reflecting the company's commitment to integrity and value.
Lists names of pioneers arriving in Utah between 1847 and 1869 and listed as deceased in Weber County. The fragmentary roster includes many individuals with given and family names, some with spouses and relations, spanning years 1847 to 1861 and noting later entries. The text preserves names such as Arthur John Dingham, Carolina Farr, Emily J Ferrie, Jane RK Houtt, John Shaw, Gideon Little, Mary St Goddard, and many more, indicating a roll of names with a memorial context. The document appears to be an incomplete genealogical or obituary roster with numerous OCR errors and scattered entries across years and families.
Legal notice outlines an eviction and event listings for the Eagle Hall gathering on the 24th with attendees including Coates, Laurie Dorey, Mary Dix Erickson and many others. A separate lease suit concerns Alexander Tubbs Jr suing EN Williams for $488 unpaid rent on property at 152 Paterson Avenue from a 1909 lease, alleging $352 received and $488 due with demand for judgment.
Rev C J Drat from Otley Town will be in Onden for three days to lead preaching at the Moltish Christian Reformed church. Services start 10 45 a m and 2 p m all invited.
City prisoners were placed as hitching posts on the lot south of the city jail at 63 Lake Street to guide visitors by horse and buggy for the parade. Police will ensure comfort for teams and spectators as they traverse city streets. The tirework ers play at Lester Park now opens at 9 o'clock, not 9 30.
Joseph Fowles, a Hooper resident, announces his candidacy before the Republican party for a two year term. The article notes his prominent local standing and mentions W G Childe seeking four year terms, with a broader reference to copper production in the Americas.
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