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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary ad notices and reports from the Evening Standard era describe distribution of advertisements, lamp tassels, carriages, and fishing conditions. The piece cites Fred W. Chambers and various stores, noting growing fishermen activity and demand for tickets and guides. Postal and depot guidance appears alongside promotional lines for Parker & Co. and transport routes.
Reverend Noble Strong Elderkin resigns as pastor of the First Congregational Church in Ogden and accepts the pulpit at Plymouth Church in Lawrence Kansas. Change to take effect February 1 1907 at a church society meeting that evening.
A letter dated 1610 reports a resignation and request to end the pastorate at the First Congregational Church of Ogden as of August. It notes a public notice and the church's plan to consider new candidates. A separate schedule lists First? Avenue Union Depot departures at 1:20 a.m. and every 40 minutes, with connections to Salt Lake trains.
Philip Shafer and Frank Str es were brought to Ogden for identification after arrest in Brigham City as suspects in a Japanese mission related hold up and murder. A Japanese gathering identified neither man. they were returned to their cell as officials continued inquiries.
A persuasive ad copy urges railroad workers to buy a gas stove now to speed up morning meals and improve the mood of the household. It claims gas cooking saves time, pleases wives who cook daily, and leaves a lasting impression with its benefits.
The passage laments old household chores and weekly laundry toil, imagining a shift from hand washing to electric machines. It contrasts Monday washing burdens with a future of power driven convenience, hinting at social changes as machines reduce domestic labor. The narrator asks, why not get an electric washing machine for your wife.
Police pursue four suspects in a Belaham murder case with Japanese and Kennedy identified among the men. Witnesses describe hats and injuries, noting no bruises on the victims and a possible link to a chair attack as officers tighten the net for the killers.
Citizens of Ogden boast for your city by using OG DEN MADE FLOUR. It costs you no more and every cack you use. Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine sends Winifred Black to Great Britain to study the suffrage movement and reports on personalities abroad. It promotes an autobiography series and a growing lineup of fiction by noted authors and a new Robert W. Chambers serial to debut in the magazine.
A cutting affray on lower Twenty-fifth Street left Ed Jones badly wounded with a severed arm muscle after rival gambler Pache attacked him with a knife over a financial dispute. Jones later fired a revolver to escape, and Pache was arrested by patrolmen. Jones was treated at a hotel, with doctors fearing the wounds could be fatal.
The Ogden Heir & Poultry company at 2628 Washington lists the highest prices for fresh five or dressed poultry. The notice outlines price levels across weight categories and confirms current market rates.
In a packed Church of the Good Shepherd service Japanese and American mourners honored Saburo Ichimura, a prominent Japanese banker murdered by highwaymen near the Japanese mission house last Saturday night. The Rev. Flegmond and local minister Suzuku led prayers on resurrection day, with friends delivering eloquent tributes as Agee's band performed a funeral march. About a hundred Japanese attendees accompanied the procession to the city cemetery for burial.
A garbled item appears to discuss Grace the Carpenters and Waltae Standard with references to residential works. It mentions charges and payments, a possible public works context, and confusion over who is involved, with unclear names and dates.
In a discussion mirror of market strain, contractors consider wage adjustments at year start to avoid season delays. The piece questions if higher pay is just, noting many skilled workers claim insufficient daily income under current high costs. It emphasizes cooperation and fair compensation for first‑class mechanics to sustain building activity and projects.
Members of the Ogden Sheet Metal Workers union voted unanimously for early closing at a meeting in Parhar hall last evening. The group condemned retail stares and praised the effort to secure shorter hours, while opponents argued the plan would harm depot workers and related trades.
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