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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
7
The jury returned a verdict of guilty yesterday afternoon in Judge Reeder's court against Mabel Travis for selling beer without a license. The report notes various crowding details and unrelated notices from the same issue including factory developments and local incidents.
Death notices detail funeral services for Bundey and Neldon. Bishop Ure will conduct the rites at 2 p.m. at a local church, with brief readings and a final committal. Additional family arrangements and pallbearers to be announced.
Friends will be received at the home 631 Twentyfourth Street tomorrow afternoon and evening through Sunday until 11. Interment at Ogden City Cemetery.
Subscribers in the Canyon may receive the paper at listed Ogden Canyon locations including Waleh News Stand Idlewld Jee Cretin Stand Hermitage and Taylor's Store Wildwood Camp and Lewis Camp Paper departs Ogden on the first car after 4 30 p m and will be addressed to Berlberg in care of the above names Elven
Real estate transfers filed with the county recorder include Shaver Estate Company to R G Wilbur for property in Rushton addition and Anna D. Smith to Mary Taplin for part of the northeast quarter of section 47 township 3 south range 1 west Salt Lake meridian with stated consideration. A marriage license issued to Ernest C Menoear and Violet M Jensen of Corrine. Default entered in Ulan Association of Credit Men v FP Garner district court case.
Reduced rates apply on Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific System for July 24 to 26 with return permits available. Bee agents in Utah and parts of Idaho advertise these special Pioneer Day excursions between all stations, promoting travel during the holiday period.
T. B. Graham of the Graham Scientific School of Breeding of Kansas City is due to arrive in Ogden with five instructors who will reach Ogden Tuesday. They will open the school in the K and P building just north of the post office. The session next week is said to be of great importance and will be largely attended. Students from eight states will participate in the lectures. The Ogden location is praised as ideal, being the hub of theater mountain country.
In district court Violet Vaughn sues William La Vanshn for divorce on cruelty alleging verbal abuse and head and face injuries from fist attacks after their 1813 marriage. Amelia Parker sues Joseph D. Barker cited to appear July 30 over a summons dispute. Florence Greenwell granted a divorce from William Greenwell for failure to provide with custody of two children. Walter Thomas granted a desertion based divorce from Molly Thomas. Thomas J. Staud vs Joseph Barker noted for $980 with costs. Mary J. Wart sues Fortune Wart. fault entered. Frank Koonan to star in Blood Will Tell. Alan Troan to attend for a new treasure venture.
A party of Catholic churchmen led by the Papal Delegate visited Chicago's Sacred Heart Academy and St Joseph's in the morning, then toured the city before departing by car for Salt Lake City. The group will attend the Knights of Columbus convention in Seattle and attend bishop consecrations in Los Angeles and Salt Lake with bishops from San Francisco Sacramento and Kansas City assisting. The bishop elect and Rev Dr Glass accompany the procession en route to San Francisco and Los Angeles for the ceremonies.
Army officers ride a motorcycle relay from Rock Springs to Ogden to carry President Wilson's message to the San Francisco mayor. Delays and rough roads slow progress as riders travel about A miles per hour in the morning, with a plan to reach Ogden by tonight. The mission tests machine efficiency for wartime service, with crews shifting at Ogden to continue toward Cabra and beyond.
Ogden hosts Pioneer Day event celebrating Huntsville electric railroad opening. Officials, including Mayor Fell and Washington Jenkins, arrange transportation and decorations. Official car procession from Ogden to Huntsville features a large program with bands, races, baseball, speeches, and a souvenir program highlighting valley history.
Water will flow Saturday as canyon pipes come online. Preparations have been made to load water from artesian wells into the main line and distribute it to the city. Officials say the flow will be turned back once the above ground spur is complete, with full supply anticipated around August 1.
Dr and Mrs A Robinson entertained at a dinner party at 2655 Madison Avenue Sunday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Florence Thorpe of Westchester PA, Mrs Hammond Leaver of Silver Guy Idaho, Mrs L Hatfield and David Yearsley of Baltic Lake. Eva Moyes left for a coast trip through California, with plans to visit Maids and Matrons clubs where Mrs R B Farnsworth will speak on An Ideal Husband. Fraternal societies Waswana Moulders and Mederala will host an outing in Spring Canyon with leaders John J Portley Jack Fisher John P McLaughin and Milas May Conroy coordinating activities. Dr and Mrs Sta Brick return from a three week trip to California and other stops with home at 460 Twenty Fourth Street.
Event announcement lists Banche Sweet and Chaglin performing at Alhambra today and Saturday. The notice reiterates the dates and venue with no additional context or details.
Hon Bryant S Hinkley of Salt Lake City will be a leading speaker at Liberty Park for Pioneer Day events at 11 0 AM. The address highlights the latate as a key feature of the celebration.
Report of a morning court session with multiple defendants including Mahal Travis and Mike Malloy. Details show fines, short jail terms, and suspensions for drunkenness and disturbances. Judge orders five day cone bumps of court and pending investigations.
A garbled local report records a fortune telling by a minister and a string of court entries. Names and places mix with events including a safety inquiry, a preliminary hearing, and a street scene at Liberty Park on July 24.
A fragmented note describes a county meeting on organizing a local currency or cooperative class for farmers and residents. It references court house timing, agricultural pendency, and potential viability questions. The readable fragments suggest a countywide discussion involving farmers and local officials.
The text notes Navin and Guy Marton of the Indians current value shifts from $200 to $20,000. It compares past and present valuation, referencing Detroit and Cleveland, with a focus on reaction to a favorable report. The fragment hints at market-like sentiment around a person or asset.
Government expert and head of farm demonstration work Robert J. Ryan will address farmers and outline a plan of organization. The meeting will include superintendents representatives and local officials to discuss dairy and crop concerns and future coordination.
William Hadlock aged 40 died suddenly following an operation fornia at Gen hoa Vite His death noted after a period of illness and service in local industries He was formerly employed at a nearby facility and a veteran journeyman whose passing prompted tribute from colleagues and family amid a quiet community observance
An excerpted, damaged quotation critiques midwestern and southern scenes. The writer laments odor and decay from tobacco and urban amenities, contrasting traveler impressions with evolving interiors. The Harlem style narrator notes bustling vendors, open doors, and crowded hallways tied to modern consumer excess.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Joe Miller and a Los Angeles area appearance with unclear context. Named entities include Los Angeles and possible headlines or quotes, but the garbled text provides no clear event, date, or participants to establish a full news item.
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