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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
3
The notice advertises a May sale of undermuslins with discounts on cornet covers gowns skirts and various garments. Prices include 1.49 2.95 and 3.35 with items like corsets brassieres and sleepwear under value categories.
Sanitary Inspector Muroné Painter warns that a mild form of the disease spreads in Ogden as children attend school, risking transmission to others. The city reports Scarlet fever cases totaling 12 with new infections, plus other contagious diseases and local county counts, noting a mild winter affects eradication efforts.
In Rawhontiles France on March 102 the French delegation attended the funeral of Edward. The envoy and foreign minister M. Pinetan led the ministers, with General Danitel and other government officials present. Diplomatic representatives from several nations, including Montenegro, attended to observe the ceremony and honor the late figure.
Clerks packed Ogden last night in a show of agitation for closing stores at 7 pm on Saturdays. The parade, led from Twenty-fifth Street and Washington Avenue by the Millary band, drew more than a hundred clerks and hundreds of other participants. They marched along Washington Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street, displaying banners urging early closing and praising good employers. The route caused street congestion as spectators cheered and merchants urged the public to support the move.
District court records show interlocutory and final decrees granted in several divorces. Abdul Michel Battal and Addie Michel Battal had an interlocutory decree granted August 18, 1908. Thomas Hindis and Tabella Planer worded decree dates November 9, 190?. George Fisher May Ud noted with hearings on plaintiff motion for order requiring defendant to pay costs.
Crowds filled the street and a capacity audience witnessed the Orpheum players at the city playhouse for the first time. The company members, well versed in their rules, delivered two splendid performances. A matinee is scheduled for Wednesday.
A Boston dispatch notes interest in the Oregon market as Utah wool is reported sold in the shed. Market activity shows 2,500,000 pounds in the vast supply awaiting buyers while unwashed Ohio and quarter blood wools fetch lower bids. Demand remains weak in the middle west with no strong buyers emerging.
Two teenage inmates fled the State Industrial reformatory early in the morning, disguising themselves in work clothes and caps while guards were momentarily distracted. Authorities across Weber and surrounding counties pursued the runaways, with Palmer and another 17 year old named in the alert.
A local resident named Willlim Horwy admitted violating the bioyelear dinance by being drunk yesterday. He was ordered to pay a five dollar fine or serve ten days in the city jail.
The notice praises clerks for success and urges undecided workers to help before a planned closing. It mentions Saturday collection and a meeting at 7 oclock, with reference to the Russelia Ames Company and local authorities.
Mrs. Close alleges Albert J. Close abused her verbally and physically over years, forcing her to leave home in King and return only after promises of reform. She cites a $1,600 house, a $1,000 cigar business stake, and a mortgage as marital assets and asks for dissolution of marriage, custody, and relief deemed just by district court.
A man named Curry faced a theft charge after allegedly taking a clock from the Byres company valued at about $4. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over for trial. Other names appeared in the messy OCR but are unclear. The article references court proceedings and dates, with several garbled phrases.
A Friday gathering at the courthouse aims to discuss law observance and protection of game, urging residents to attend. Officials seek public input on preservation efforts and enforcement, with emphasis on lawful hunting practices and district regulations.
Utah Union Pacific officials confirm storage of coal across Ogden and Rawlins divisions to sustain a sixty day supply for fall and winter. Plans include 25 000 tons at Rawlins and 35 000 tons at Ogden while Rock Springs and Evanston mines add about 6 000 tons. Ogden deliveries handled by Southern Pacific. main goal is rapid stockpiling and steady fuel for commercial rail operations.
In Washington May, the railroad bill won approval by 200 to 124 after a late amendment was rejected and the House defeated a motion to recommit the measure by 176 to 176. The bill authorizes acquisition and supports the expansion of rail transportation lines.
The youngest son of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, announced in Detroit that he is no longer officially connected with the Salvation Army. He cited a personal and family matter and asked media not to discuss it further.
Real estate transfers listed include Woh Giichlow to Ange 6. Criteh Tow covering part of lot 62 and part of lot 8% Kissonts subdivision for $1. Willan Wallace Watte to Anton Christianson specifies part of the southwest quarter section 16 Lownshiry north, with $200. Davi Atattson and wife to Jamon NM. Harlow conveys west of int 7 in block 8 plat 1 for $8,800. Thos 7 Rowlanda and wife also noted.
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