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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1909
Page
2
The Pennsylvania railroad announced free tea or coffee on all Pullman cars with diners, to be provided by porters upon passenger request anytime except when the car is closed. The move aims to reduce headaches from travel and cut costs by fewer sick passengers.
Washington March 16 Only five committees of the house will be named by Speaker Cannon for the present. These will be the ways and means rules printing mileage and accounts. In making up the committee it is stated on reliable authority the speaker will consult with every mem
B H Hotchkiss a captain in the Connecticut National Guard signal corps and Winsted division manager of Southern New England Telephone is believed lost on Wetmore mountain Four posse members left yesterday to search the cold terrain with the chief of police and the sheriff leading efforts to locate him before exposure.
In the chapel of the Utah school for the blind Prof Joseph Ballantyne presented a recital with piano and voice pupils. Each pupil gave a short bio of the composer before the numbers, showcasing skill and breadth of interpretation. The program featured works by Mozart Schumann Gounod Chopin and others performed by students and noted soloists.
Ad for PAZO ointment promises cure of itching burning or bleeding piles within 6 to 14 days or money back. Includes price 50c.
The Weber County Commission grants Lyman Sheen Joseph A. Taylor and J M Child and successors a non exclusive franchise to construct and operate a continuous narrow gauge railroad from Ogden City through Harrisville Farr West and Plain City to the county lines. The grantees must follow safety and drainage requirements and align with county grade standards while honoring reasonable notices and providing temporary tracks if needed.
An advertisement touts a single dose Bromo Quinine remedy said to cure a cold in one day, with claims it clears symptoms in 24 hours and promises fast relief. It emphasizes quick action and ease of use for consumers seeking cold remedies.
Stockholders are called to an annual meeting at E M Conroy 3025th Street Tuesday March 9 1909 at 730 pm to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. A full representation is requested. Albert Scoworkoft President. Notice of postponement The meeting is postponed to Friday March 10 1909 Co W Hestmark Secretary.
State Engineer announces Chester B. Coulter of Ogden has applied to divert two cubic feet per second from Sata springs in Weber County for irrigation of 120 acres and domestic use. Channel to convey water 3,000 feet from spring to fields between April 1 and November 1. protests due within 30 days.
Charles E. Smith of Ogden Utah has applied under Chapter 105 Utah laws 1907 to divert 1/10 cubic foot per second of water from a Weber County spring. Water will be piped 650 feet for domestic use from January 1 to December 21 annually. Protests must be filed in the State Engineer’s office, 2106.
An advertisement touts money making schemes and real estate bargains. It markets small starting investments of $50 to grow wealth, promotes a nine to ten thousand dollar class of homes in railroad districts, and lists varied properties from cottages to brick homes and large lots. It also claims stock and securities offerings with high short term returns and loans from modest to large sums through multiple insurance and Lloyds companies.
A construction firm promotes home building services offering to undertake projects with a stated 20 percent plan indicating plans to build a residence. The message emphasizes affordability and capability in home construction.
Thirty days after the completion of this notice the State Engineer Caleb Tanner is to act, with publication dated February March 29, 1909, recording official action and deadlines under state authority.
Weber County Utah treasurer will pay county warrants numbered 419% to 45446 inclusive at the office and after March 15 1900 warrants will stop drawing interest.
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