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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
3
The Goodale Scoville company reports strong demand for the new Kissel Hundred Point Six. Production expansion doubles capacity as the car ships from the factory and aims to surpass earlier year sales with a striking six model priced around 1095 dollars.
An easy way introduced with dialogue about engagement and salary, then Charley Chaplin comments on his funniest picture Police. The Ogden theater announces Chaplin's film comes next Sunday with a display of humorous party chatter and film previews.
The closing session in Ogden Utah saw diminished enthusiasm as President Mee Calla and many delegates were absent. A slate of resolutions urged formation of a continental highway linking four capitals and national parks, with calls to push Taylor bill separation from Shackleford bill and to appoint a cross state committee to draft federal state road cooperation plans.
A speaker, W. F. Long, describes a long address on concrete roads and recalls poor rural paths. He cites dust and mud hindering farmers, urging county officials to restore and grade roads for better travel between towns and farms. The piece notes a political shift with road funding as a key issue and hints at a continuation on the next page.
An aged testimonial promotes Cadomene Tablets claiming they restored health after nervous breakdowns and fatigue. The speaker credits improved sleep, appetite, energy, and reduced head and back pains to the tablets, urging others to try them with a money back guarantee.
Notice from Ogden City Board of Commissioners describes intention to improve Twenty third street between Wall and Washington avenues with concrete paving seven inches thick, curb and gutter, sidewalks, drainage, and sewer laterals. District to be taxed for cost estimated at 24000 dollars. protests in writing required by June 16, 1918. Also mentions city clerk Walter Ridney and local business news on Utah Tire Repairing owner KF Smith.
K. E. Smith of the Ati Tira Repairing Company announces the purchase of a Vulcanizing business. He states an educational campaign will explain tire maintenance to automobile owners. He urges car owners to seek informed repair experts in Utah.
A period advertisement touts an aid to beauty shampoo that dissolves dandruff and dirt. It claims four spoonfuls of canthrax in hot water form a soothing lather that cleanses the scalp and hair, leaving it soft, pliant and glossy with added fluffiness.
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