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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
17
Barton and Bailey Circus presents a day of family entertainment on Friday May 21 in Ogden. The program features a monster menagerie and acrobats, with educational displays and vivid circus scenes designed to spark young imaginations and inspire achievement.
An old advertisement notes admission for a single day to relate with the extraordinary feats of XAgserilions. The fragment hints at a display of wonders and a special event urging public attendance on that day.
The Disney Service Company, after taking over the Old Globe building as a garage, plans expansion into a general service division. Skilled mechanics have been secured, gasoline and oil products added, and a new service station will be installed to handle regular repairs and service work.
At the Detroit Ford factory teams load bodies and chassis into a single freight car in under twenty minutes. Bodies stand upright on one side while chassis go in diagonally on the opposite wall with axles protected. Crews pack fenders and removable parts in the center and secure each car before sending it on.
The Danish steamer Martha was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine off Aberdeen this morning. Her crew of eighteen was saved. The Martha had a net tonnage of 724, measured 292 feet in length, built in 1897 and owned in Copenhagen.
An Ogden Hardie Company advertisement promotes a high grade Paraffin Base oil and a Diamond pantom cylinder product to remedy mechanical issues. It touts a 160 percent pure mirafino product and claims department service assists the public with mechanical lubrication needs.
Native has learned that Utah Awning has moved to 415 28rd St and renamed Utah Awning to Auto Top Company. The firm plans to operate across northern Utah offering general awning work and auto tone repairs, wear hole starting and making, and gear covers.
Provo mourns as Andrew Watson, a patriarch and longtime Fourth Ward resident, dies this afternoon. Born October 18, 1882 in Kallevig, Fifeshire, Scotland, he arrived in the area in 1836 and built his life in Provo. He is survived by his wife, two adopted daughters Mrs. John J. Allen and Mrs. Belle Anderson, two brothers Willam Watson of Provo and James Watson in Scotland, a sister Mrs. Jeanette Underwood of Salem, another sister Mrs. Jane Deving of Scotland, and several grandchildren.
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