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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

5

Piano study opportunity and local notices mix

Fifty good pianists sought to study a local era project with inquiries directed to Marilla Hunter in Ogden and Wred & Graham in Salt Lake City. The column also reports travel, staffing changes, a death at the infirmary, school visits by the city board, and upcoming racetrack plans in Salt Lake City.

Klimnageten Teaonera Kor Marilla Hunter Quincy Ave Ogden Wred &. Graham Main Street Salt Lake City

Moyes Injured In Fall From Bridge Viaduct

Claude T Moyes son of former councilman A H Moyes and an inspector for Engineer Campbell fell from the west end of the viaduct top of the second span to the ground about thirty two feet below He broke both legs above the ankles and was taken to Ogden General Hospital where doctors operated over two hours His fall was blamed on a 2x plank left unsecured by bridge carpenters as Moyes descended and grabbed the plank to descend bruising but not severely injuring his head or torso and friends hope for full recovery The incident marks the first serious accident in the bridge project and involved Engineer Campbell Contractor Dundas and others overseeing completion

Alex Moyes Claude T. Moyes Counec A. H Moyes Campbell Mr. Moyes A H. Moyes Twen Ty-First Street Hila Dundas Moyes

Ogden shops appropriation and coal firm notices

Propriation for the Ogden shops during March appears in this fragment along with notices for decorating penalties. Addresses listed include F. Weberg 326 South Street Rock Springs Kemmerer Castle Gate Anthracite and Coke. M L Janes Coal Co EZ Money and Kelly Money offer loans on real estate. Geo J Kelly and Grass Creek LumP Coal advertise coal yard delivery Castle Gate Clear Creek Huck Springs with Surers Coal Co managed by A A Shaw.

Rock Springs Castle Gate Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co West 17Th St Kemmerer M. L Janes Coal Co Grass Creek Coat Yard Huck Springs Consurers’ Coal Co A. A. Shaw Mgr

De Miracle Hair Removal Endorsed By Physicians

A testimonial extols De Miracle as the only effective superfluous hair remover. It claims broad medical endorsement and promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee. Sold for $1.00 by De Miracle Chemical Co and local retailers with a free booklet offered.

DeMiracle DeMiracle Chemical Co Park Ave New York W. H. Wright & Sons All Good

Wreck and Delay After Train Collision and Landslide

A fireman died beneath the engine and a baggage man was injured as wreckage is cleared. The 12:56 Ogden fast mail arrived late by under two hours while relief trains move to the scene. A second landslide at Devilgilde may delay returning trains. crews resume clearance work as physicians assist passengers.

Ogden Whitney No. 9 Devilgilde

Subscriptions Sought by Frank Cutler in Ogden

An advertisement invites readers to subscribe via Frank Cutler who will visit Ogden for several days. Send your name and address to Box 341 City. he will call and provide a receipt.

Ban Francisco Frank Cutler Ogden

Passengers Safe After Union Pacific Wreck Near Ogden

A Union Pacific fast west bound mail train wrecked near Ogden with seven cars damaged. Relief trains from Evanston arrived to assist two physicians and crews. passengers were moved to Evanston for breakfast and later back to Ogden. Conductor Miller and others praised for preventing panic and aiding escape amid burning cars.

Evanston Ansalstant Jeffers Ogden O¢gden Ames Miller Hrakemen Cripe H.T. Mareh J. Q. Mathews Union Pacific Examining Board Landenberger Salt, Lake Whitney

PIGS IN THE CLOVER Special lawn seed sale announced

Naples in our clover yet we offer YOU special prices on lawn grass clover seed for the next few days. Ogden Feed and Imp Co. 4464 Wash W T Aastill J H Shafer

Naples Ogden Feed & Imp. Co Wash W. T. Aastill J. H. Shafer

Local repairman keeps safe at Grant Avenue shop

J A Beltzer, the long established watch and jewelry repairer at 2476 Grant Ave, has installed a safe in his shop to securely hold items left for repair.

Grant Ave

Better Late Gar Service at Sanitarium to City 10 p.m

Monterey Record 2:09 1-4, fastest trotting stallion in the west, has a race record over 2:09. He will stand at stud at Ogden Fair Grounds after April 1, 1908. C. B. Johnson, owner.

Ogden Fair Grounds

Muller Decorating and Wall Paper Company Ad

Best place of its kind in town Try it Full assortment of wall papers palets oil stains and varnishes etc 2682 Washington Avenue and phone S045 A A specific for pain Dr Thomas Ec levirie Ol strongest cheapest lint ment ever devised A household rem edyyun America for 25 years

Washington Avenue Thomas America

ExquiSIte Showing of Spring Wearing Apparel

The advertisement announces a Spring wearing showcase featuring suits ready to wear hats and fancy net waists from the Fashion's Center. It invites inspection of the latest styles and fancies.

Saloon Altercation Ends With Officer Subduing Drunk Man

J. E. Staker of Wilson became loud and assaultive in a Twenty fourth Street saloon last evening. Officer Marlin approached, Staker struck the officer in the face, and the officer used his club to subdue him. A crowd formed while Staker, dazed and bleeding, was taken into custody and placed in a patrol wagon. Witnesses criticized the use of force, but Marlin says the strike necessitated subduing him.

Twentyfourth Ttia Staker Marlin

That's Different. A Husband Dictates Garden Work

A man who refuses to tend the garden insists on directing his wife how to do it. The remark highlights domestic tensions as he critiques her methods.

Rexall Remedies Endorsement From T. H. Carr Drug Co

The T. H. Carr Drug Co promotes Rexall Remedies as pure and dependable with a 300 product line and a satisfaction guarantee. Dyspepsia Tablets are highlighted for stomach issues and cost 25 cents per package, with a money back offer if not satisfied. The piece emphasizes trust, honesty, and public confidence in the store’s recommendations.

T. A. Carr Drug Co Rexall T. H. Carr Drug Co

Jealousy Riot Over Husband Sparks Palace Room Brawl

Mrs Waller Jackson confronted her husband and his alleged lover Anna Lyons in a lower Twenty-fifth Street Palace Rooming home. She forced entry using a wash basin and pitcher to strike both rivals as Officer Vance intervened. Jackson and Lyons were arrested, with Mrs Jackson held as a witness.

Waller Jackson Palace Lower Twenty-fifth Street Anna Lyons

Fisher and Drysdale Receive Marriage License

A marriage license was issued today to George F. Fisher of Farr West and Misa Isabell Drysdale of Ogden.

George F. Fisher Farr Weat Misa Isabell Drysdale Ogden

Offenders in Police Court Take Action in Morning Session

Two strangers are ordered out of town after minor charges. J E Staker pleads guilty to resisting an officer and is fined five dollars. Jap is fined five dollars. Herb Ballon and Fred Collins plead guilty to vagrancy and are ordered to leave town or seek work. Yazoh Tomaky pleads guilty to drunkenness and receives five dollar fine or five days in jail.

J. E. Staker Herb Ballon Fred Collins Yazoh Tomaky

Property transfers in Weber county and Ogden areas

A string of real estate transfers includes Murray Kimball Jacobs and Henry Chariton Jacobs of Ogden selling one and a quarter acres in section 13 township 11 to Weber county for 87.60 dollars and 8s. James Bingham of Riverdale selling 0.6 acres in section 12 township 4 for 342 dollars. Eliza Murdock of Ogden sells land and a right of way in block 5 plat A Ogden City to Thomas Sneddon for 200 dollars. Cacey P. Bowen Jr and Avila Bowen of Lyman Idaho sell land in section 20 township 6 to Elthn Urry of Ogden for 150 dollars. Ogden Savings Bank sells part of block 45 plat A Ogden City to Gep C Streeter for 1925 dollars. John E B Sherlock and wife of Salt Lake sell part of lot 10 block 14 plat A Ogden City to H F McCune for 2065 dollars. Bilza Schowe of Sheridan Montana sells to Iva Robins of Plain City, Utah two and one half acres in section 25 township 7 for 1 dollar.

Murray Kimball Jacobs Henry Chariton Jacobs Ogden Weber County James Bingham Riverdale Eliza Murdock Thomas Sneddon Ogden City Cacey P. Bowen, Jr Avila Bowem Lyman Idaho Elthn Urry Ogden Savings Bank Gep. C. Streeter Ogdon John EB Sherlock Salt Lake H. F. McCune Bilza Schowe Sheridan Montana Iva Robins Plain City Wiah

Steel Viaduct Wrecked by Dynamite in Hoboken District

A heavy dynamite charge exploded at 3 15 am injuring windows over a quarter mile and tearing up a steel viaduct pillar in Willow avenue Hoboken Mead ows. No fatalities reported though injuries from flying glass and plaster occurred as police and ambulances rushed to the scene. Investigators note possible revenge by discontent workers and are tracing the blast source.

New York Hoboken Meadows Manhattan Long Island Hoboken Willow Avenue Sard

Plain City Railroad Survey Progress Prompts Ready Farm Labor

Chief Engineer Joseph West and Superintendent Bailey of Ogden Rapid Transit report rapid progress on surveying the center lines for the new railroad from Harrisville to Plain City. By Thursday or Friday grade work may begin. Over 100 teams and laborers are prepared to construct the grade with crossings of five Oregon Short Line tracks adding substantial expense, estimated at about $2,000.

Joseph West Bailey Ogden Rapid Transit Company Cay Harrisville Main City Halley Oregon Short Line

Court Proceedings Highlight Probate and Civil Actions

An inventory of the Howe estates valued at 1950 dollars was filed. A petition for letters of administration in the Biroer estate was led by widow Mary Ann Elmer and other heirs. Other cases include Paskalis vs Mitchell for 470 dollars, Catterill vs Buri for 45 dollars, National Packing Co. vs Hamner over ham deliveries, and Mahr vs Baker for board and lodging.

Albert H. Howe Neva A. Howe Maurice K. Howe iWilfiers Mark A. Biroer Mary Ann Elmer Minnie M. Parker Clinton, Utah Ella M. Parker Hkiverdale John A. Parker Ogden Ida Aleo Thomas Rozabelin Phillipe Satires Paskalis Antonin Mitchell Catterill Buri National Packing Co Hamner Mahr Va Baker

Annual stockholders meeting of Are vamated Lucar Company

Notice states annual stockholders meeting at First National Bank Building office on April 1 1909 at 12 00 noon for election of directors and other business matters. Secretary Henry Rolapp signs.

Lucar First National Bank Ten City Uith O'Clanoon Henry Rolapp

Annual meeting of Lewton Sugar Company stockholders

Notice of the Lewton Sugar Company annual meeting to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. The meeting is at 1:00 PM on April 1, 1900, in Ogden City at the First National Bank as stated by Secretary Henry Rolapp. A separate note mentions a March 31 heart hearing for a defendant.

Lewton Sugar Company First National Bank Witn Ogden City Alan Ena Wear Henry Rolapp

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Roycroft Ogden and Provo Ind White Sox Gimlin Washington Campion Traitment Rosalie Mr. Campion Jobo Scnwcroft & Sona Company Ambler’s Caroline W. Lavin Five Points Boas Tindquist and Sons Kodak Tripp Brownoing Hyrum Pingres City Board of Education Sentlemen Mande Board of Education Eich School Wandamere W. H. Murphy Salt Lake Racing Association Utah Racing Association Fair Grounds Pitronaige Murphy San Francisco Los Angelen James Watson Ely Watson Bfe Evening Standard Wheelwright Chamber of Commerce Moore's Nurseries Raymond-Whitecomb Southern Pacific Rio Grande Syaten Rocky Mountain Rock Spring John Farr Mina Manson Fitzgerald Ming S- Vinton South Omaha Pireman Lowham Shopa Southern Pacific Machine Shops the Globe J. T. Rushmer Optician Riverdale High Patent PEERY F. FE. Weberg Sth Street E-Z-Money Kelly Geo. J. Kelly Dean George Krenec Walnut Ave Altoona Union Pacifico J. A. Beltzer Monterey C. B. Johnson Muller Decorating and Wall Paper Company S. J. Burt & Bros Oghe Store of Quality Madras Wees Panama THE M. M. Wykes CO Washington Ave Prson Wilson Postum Wallvilla Plain City Railroad Survey Charles F, Grow Twenty-fourth Street Wasatch Printing Co Sho Johan Mra. Lapsiing Boyle Furniture BOLE
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