Nye's Suit Shop Endorsed For Quality Attire
A casual note suggests Nye's offers real good suits with strong confidence in their quality and selection, urging readers to visit for reliable garments.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
3
A casual note suggests Nye's offers real good suits with strong confidence in their quality and selection, urging readers to visit for reliable garments.
The page recounts scattered Ogden items including a weather note May 4, a legal not guilty plea in a drunken driving incident near a Twenty-sixth Street billboard, a missing body search at Green River, and social updates such as Anna Skinner representing a family home. It also mentions Continental Can executive C A Suidan hosting a party, students en route from Nevada to Montana passing through Ogden, and a horse trainer Mike Yo who postponed travel to attend a championship.
Rudak Cniehing reports Browning named Superintendent of the Sunday school at the State industrial school with resignations of M. J. Porter and James Williams accepted. A Mother's Day program drew large attendance. Vacation letters and notices reference local events, advertisements, and community notices amid a scattering of names and places.
A public farewell was held in Osilew City for a former member of the Pie Teaching staff. The gathering featured mealtime refreshments and remembered the honoree with warmth. Several attendees shared memories as friends and colleagues offered good wishes for the future.
Messages and threats aimed at Mrs Dee trigger police and sheriff steps. A decoy money sack was delivered to a church steps as detectives monitor a suspect who lingered near the scene amid tense patrols and uncertain motives.
The International Brotherhood of Electric Workers disperses across Ogden Salt Lake City and ten cities, threatening stoppages until wage terms are set. Fifteen Ogden workers plus others halt work, with an arbitration aim on Mr Nicol’s handling, while regional branches face a statewide order from Secretary Eugene Smith to halt wirework if no agreement is reached.
L Clark of J L Clark & Sons returns from San Diego where he and his wife and daughter found rest and good health. He praises southern California climate for tourism and commerce, notes George W. Hiver in San Diego as a wholesale dress company manager, and says he will resume farming duties after a brief recuperation.
telegram received by Dr Wherry from Willets California informs of the death of Georges Meyser in an accident near Makinah California. The telegram asks Wherry to locate Meyser relatives and confirms Meyser was son of his father who dually resided in Ogden. Meyser had been employed by a California construction company.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a vague scene in Ogden with phrases like third mills period and derails. The text is incomplete and lacks clear people, places, dates, or events to form a fuller summary. No coherent news item can be established from the readable portions.
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