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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
The ad touts Fongee Silk Dresses priced at 16.50 with 20 values, Nile Petticoats at 2.95, Suslin Petticoats at 1.95 for two, and gingham fabrics noted with quality wash. The language remains promotional and unclear but highlights ongoing discounts and fabric sales from a previous week.
In police court Gr Hickey was tried on vagrancy charges and sentenced to twenty days in the city jail. Testimony showed the young man had been living in Ogden for months without means of support and without engaging in work.
Parents delighted by their son's marked distinctions at the Marion Situ medical college. They recently visited St. Louis about a month ago, during which time the father was treated for knee bursitis.
The McClure family thanks all who comforted them during the hour of sorrow after the death of their son and brother, Ales antr McClure.
William J. Lynch, former chairman, is named a member of the Cand board in a recent appointment. The decision elevates his role within the organization, signaling continued leadership and influence.
United Spanish War Veterans gathered in Ogden for a state encampment with Dix Logan post G A R as hosts. The Harry A. Young Camp No. 2 organized events from a morning march to city hall, with welcome addresses by the mayor and Weber club president, and an evening program planned including songs, readings, and installations.
Thieves stole 95000 worth of Austrian and tullau paper currency yesterday from Julius Rotenberg's private bank while a hawk crowd pressed outside. Victor Rotenberg noticed the money resting on cloth moved, triggering an investigation and revealing the theft. Superintendent Guy A Wilson plans to return east to complete arrangements for machinery shipment and to station experienced men at the Hewletts plant.
Salt Lake City notes the death of M. B. Smith, a prominent local business man, at St. Mark's Hospital at 4 18 o clock Thursday morning after a heart failure. The obituary records his fifteen years of business activity and his standing in the community.
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