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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
11
Tomorrow marks the start of the second semi annual one cent sale with goods that maintain full weights and sizes. Customers may buy one item at the usual price and a second at 1c subject to stock limits. A Suaradlewd rubber glove for general household use and Adio par bath brushes are highlighted.
Ad fragment touts Rexall Cold Cream for soothing dry rough skin and post shaving use. Mentions a fresh stack and a price around 85 cents per jar, but text is garbled with unclear credits and punctuation.
Readable ad copy notes Rexall Nice deodorant sold in 256 size packages. Describes quick acting effectiveness and popularity with a two for 26 cents price. Mentions per package pricing and high sales among sufferers. All text is promotional and concise.
An advertisement offers a wide assortment of toothbrushes for adults and children in top shapes with durable bristles and handles. The note urges buying a five supply now and mentions the usual 25 cent price, with sale pricing around 26 cents per item.
Ogden promoters weigh a July 4 boxing match with Willard and Palten as Governor Namberger limits venue options. State officials block the proposed site amid Red Cross fundraising notes, with attorney general guidance denying state endorsement of the proceeds.
Fred M. Nye showcases the prizes for an upcoming ten mile road race. Trophies include medals and cash awards expected to attract local runners. Organizers plan a morning start and anticipate strong participation from area clubs.
The petition of Mary J Lewis as administrator of the estate of R A Caldwell deceased was set for a hearing in district court department on May 27. Caldwell died in Ogden. two wills are alleged to have been introduced by persons claiming to be legatees. The case is expected to develop interesting facts when cleared by the court.
The Mound Fort Junior girls volley team defeated Central Suns on Sathers grounds last evening. Despite rough play the Mound Fort squad showed strength with standout play from key players, earning a solid win in a spirited contest.
A public meeting is set for tonight to discuss paving Washington Avenue North from the Ogden River Bridge to the north limits. Property owners along Washington Avenue and other interested residents are urged to attend, with no formal hearings held at this stage. The session acts as a hearing preliminary to a district jurisdiction decision and a twenty day notice will precede a final hearing.
Nick Pappas a Griek resident of Salt Lake County formerly arrested on Western Street was fined $299 in municipal court and later $120 in the district court after pleading guilty The judge noted extenuating circumstances including his being misled by a friend Wyoming influence and his intent to avoid county costs Pappas paid the fine and was released
Telegrams from Tete Visser and John Here indicate strong progress toward a series of big wrestling events in Ogden. Binford arranged guarantees of 600 dollars for a match with Harbertson and 600 for a bout with Visser, pending dates. Berg accepted the offer, with John Berg replying that the date will be set as soon as possible. Visser said he would meet the winner and anticipates being ready for a May bout, while negotiations continue for a Berg Harbertson clash set around May 21.
Cleveland, Ohio hosts the Silver Threads, a senior women’s bowling team captained by Mrs. A Minnie Whelpley. The gray-haired squad bowls left-handed, posting summer-like scores above 600 in winter competition. Whelpley and teammates defend bowling as a healthy pastime aiding mental discipline and household duties.
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