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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
5
A sprawling scene unfolds at a factory where workers toil under heat and pressure. Dreary food shortages fuel tension as Payne, Monroe, and Grady confront looming consequences and a looming deadline amid mounting suspense.
Fragmentary OCR shows jumbled names and phrases, suggesting a mystery item or notice. Readable bits hint at local people and places but lack coherent event details.
New York bankers surveyed Americans nationwide to gauge sentiment amid a credit squeeze. The New York banking superintendent reported January deposits at nearly 29 million dollars above last year, with 417 thousand more depositors. Savings habits show deposits grow during downturns while unemployment rises, underscoring the need to build lasting resources even as times remain unsettled.
Salt Lake June 16 Consummation of the proposed reorganization of the tri state eagle order was effected yesterday after lengthy discussions. The former tri state line will become the forums district aero FOEL. The new boundaries add Utah counties and Nevada counties south of the forty fifth parallel. Over 76 percent of delegates supported the change, aiming for economy and unity in fraternal work. The convention opened with May Davidson of Ogden presiding. Beaver delivered an opening address and Davidson responded. Committees were appointed on credentials legislation and ways and means among others. The consolidation was the main topic for hours. later processions and a farewell parade marked the day with the event set to continue tomorrow.
A New York police official visits Utah amid scattered mentions of contracts and protests. The report references the visiting officer meeting governors and mayors, with vague ties to civil actions and local governance events in Salt Lake City.
A reader notes a rise in scented perfumes with Russian influence, praising light, fresh notes and a triangular leather perfume case. The piece contrasts heavier eastern extracts with this delicate new creation, highlighting its crystal triangular bottle and chic stopper.
The piece discusses asepsis versus antisepsis in medical care, stressing noncontact methods of preventing infection, and highlights doctors and nurses as models of hygiene. It notes a health official elevating asepsis in quarantine and contagious disease control.
Berry shortcake recipe uses flour butter sugar and milk to make a dough. Two round disks are baked and joined with whipped berries including strawberries raspberries or blackberries with powdered sugar sprinkled on top.
Eureka hosts the annual meeting of the State Elks' association with 400 to 500 Elks and families in town for receptions, excursions, and a formal opening tomorrow. Delegates arrive by special train from Salt Lake. events include a 4 PM roof event, baseball game Park City versus Bireki, and an automobile tour of the Title district followed by a dance.
The act creates a public instruction commission with A R Barnes and G Gowang as ex officio members. Appointees include George N Child Salt Lake J L Williamson and Rick Hawkins with out of town educators. $500 approved for clerical expenses. report will guide next legislature on unified school laws. The bride’s family noted as prominent in Saspet county.
Judge Sorenson of the Seventh Judicial District wed Miss Ann Parry in the Salt Lake Temple. The couple obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City before the ceremony and plan a city and San Pete honeymoon. The judge, a longtime Republican chairman in Sanpete County, is noted for his public service and national involvement.
In Salt Lake City a new electric terminal for the Orem road and Bamberger route was discussed by Andrew Cook of Chicago at a Rotary luncheon. The project would likely cost about $2,000,000 and expand the rail facilities of the area.
A surprising marriage occurred when Joseph P Liston and Sarah J Witzpatrick wed at St Marys Cathedral, officiated by Father Reardon. The couple, residents of Salt Lake Oils and nearby Salt Lake City area, reportedly left home Saturday to marry. details remain unclear in the fragmented report.
The treasury department approved the application of a new bank in Boise Washington. The Overland National Bank of Bolge and others presented the plan. The National Bank will have a capital of 5100.00.
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