11 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented old medical discussion explains stomach catarrh and hyperacidity causing malnutrition. It cites digestion failures in the stomach and duodenum, fat malabsorption, and the need for fat forming foods to restore weight, mentioning pancreatic and gallbladder roles.
The veteran volunteer fire department of Ogden held a large social at Five Points Tuesday evening. The program featured music and readings from district residents, an elaborate banquet for about 130, and an exhibition of old fire equipment 35 years old. Fire Chief Joshua Abrams presided as the city’s chief when the apparatus on display was in use.
Local report details a gunfight during a fishing party as Walter Roberts and Robert Mounchi were killed and Mrs Makely wounded. A suspect, Johnson, fled in women’s clothing amid a manhunt by town officers led by Deputy Swan and others. The incident prompted warnings of an imminent arrest.
Ogden council in special session granted the Frealndent Lamberger of the Salt Lake Ogden Railway a right of way along Henly and Washington avenues to connect the interurban with the Rapid Transit line. The agreement enforces a $16,000 for breach and keeps the street in repair. The Stephyns Tavaptment and Lake View Extension water rights were referred to a committee for study.
The Stephens Investment and Tnprover Imuntesmupany argue over water access to Laknylow district while Ogden Walter Works refuses to publish plans. Horn claims his firm can supply water at cost and is willing to proceed only when the other company agrees, delaying immediate expansion.
WOK Mot pringa cara will run from the corner of south street and Washington Ave from June 7th. The last car will depart after 11 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays with earlier service on other days. On Sundays and holidays service runs every 45 minutes. Ogden Rapid Transit Co. by J W Bailey, Asst Supt.
Real estate transfers show multiple property dealings with various parties. Names include Wallace C Wratz to WF Braty. Mosiah Iilla to Peter Peterson. Join Halls to Peter A Peterson. Wolgeopal Church Corp to Fred J Kienel. Noelle and Muller to A J Avery. George Fryer to Christian Prye and to Carlina Pree. George W Maun to A J Langeing. Calin G Harnish to George G Sawyer. Chauncey Parry to Charles A Thyberg. William Driver to Leah Hiltzabeth Seager. Amounts range from 225 to 4 000 dollars. Also notes an excursion to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Line on June 11 to 14 with return June 36, daily trains between Ogden and Bull Lake City.
Ogden holds its state championship trophy shooting event at Wasatel Gui club grounds on May 18 starting 2 p.m. Browning Bros. offer three handsome trophies with 10 targets per man and handicaps of two yards per round. Teams of three must be from Utah residents, with entry fee set at 13 cents per target. first heat at Ogden on May 14 1909.
The son of a retired U.S. general was arrested yesterday in Seattle area on charges connected to forged or fraudulent activities. Authorities say the suspect failed to back down from the accusations, attempting to shift blame to others while denying the charges. The case now moves to further legal proceedings.
Boston, the 11-Te[nt] announce ment today that Dieteter Altoeney Jub Brown Moran of Suffolk county is ill with tuberculosis and must leave Boston for the Adirondacks for an indefinite period. He vows to return and aims for governor of Massachusetts, insisting his will and open air treatment will beat the disease. Moran, district attorney, has long been seen as an independent figure and in 1906 ran for governor on four tickets.
The article argues a national turning point hinges on prudent use of natural resources and long term prosperity. It urges placing national preservation above immediate profits, praising federal leadership and urging a future-oriented policy to secure happiness and wealth for Americans.
The June issue showcases five hundred proto-saphs of President Roosevelt arranged in a large double-page spread. Included are chapters by Harvey J. O’Mira, a grand Army story, and work by Militant Stuart Phelps and others. A weekly page on fashion and domestic topics rounds out the magazine’s offerings.
A 19th century romance set during the War of 1812 in which an American merchant captain and the crew of a U S Navy brig confront a British capture attempt. The plot follows an English girl, her kidnapped betrothed, and a daring mission to preserve honor as the United States ships fight to defend their nation.
San Francisco June 10 Regents granted President Benjamin Ide Wheeler sweeping power over health and sanitation at the university. He may order vaccination or quarantine for all students if health dictates, with no appeal, under a new amendment to the regents code. The change follows disputes over compulsory vaccination during the last winterpox drive.
London reports a large transfer of gold from Britain to Russia via St Petersburg as Rusavid Interests amass reserves. Between 4.09 million and 3 million pounds sterling are being moved after London assisted with American devaluations. Some shipments intended for Russia were diverted through Germany.
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