JEWITT AND BLAIR IN TRIAL FOR LARCENY
Jailed details and confusion mark the courtroom as Jadeo Tvalt's session proceeds with a large Ogden high school crowd. The case centers on the alleged theft of ox goods Licht box ears from the theater and Wack.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
8
Jailed details and confusion mark the courtroom as Jadeo Tvalt's session proceeds with a large Ogden high school crowd. The case centers on the alleged theft of ox goods Licht box ears from the theater and Wack.
An old promotional ad from Foley Medicine Co advertises a trial package including Foley Honey and Tar Compound, Fully Kid Pills, and Foley Cathartic. It lists cures for colds, croup, pains, backache, ailments, constipation, and sluggish bowels while urging readers to send their name and address to 2835 Sheffield Avenue.
In district court today Judge A. W. Ageo awarded the First National Bank a judgment against T. O. Lowe and Bo Urobarg for 10000 dollars and also against Jooo Nielsan S Johnson IL W Nallard M Mouritsen Tsenanad U. K. Parkinson for The efendvvry as the Supply company borrowed FON Nettle from the bank per filings of fact.
This old style ad promotes Cantiirox as a hair wash mixing a teaspoonful in hot water to create a shampoo liquid. It claims to dissolves oil dirt and dandruff, cleanses and nourishes the scalp, leaving hair soft, pliant and fuller in appearance.
The commencement exercises of the Sous schools take place next Saturday at 10330 a.m. in the Ogden Tabernacle. A program lists graduates and speakers including Supt. WX Petter, Prof. Leroy B. Cowles of the State University, and Bishop Reuben. The program features a chorus from county felons, addresses to graduates, and a long list of eighth grade graduates from Weber County Public Schools. The ceremony will include an invocation, songs, and a benediction, with many names of graduates from multiple towns and districts in Utah.
A lively 1918 Columbia release roundup highlights performed by Nora Bayer Mist Hayes AY Johnson Horin Samuel Ash Georga Connor Dixie and Robert Lewis. It features war era songs and Broadway tunes with Ragtime and Spanish pieces, plus violinist Mery Verda and Nellly Hogue Wetmore.
A sequence of real estate transfers lists multiple grantors and grantees with uncertain parcel descriptions, mixed typos, and varied monetary considerations. Transactions include Edwin M. Bingham to Ian, Livestock & Feeding Co, for $4500. Nathan A. Tannar to Han, $4200. Frank Carr to Ruth Howe for $900. Eden Howe Builders involved. Orson Hadger to Wilford L. Brummell for $250. Charles J. Humphries to Jeanette P. Farry for $1. and Walter Perry to Karaa. Hi. Williams in Mountain area.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a view addition, consideralion numbers, and warranty deeds for parcels in Alberta. Mentions include block and lot references in Plat C, section details, and a $2000 consideration with warranty conveyance.
A wartime recruiting note from WH Beckett urges raising ship caulkers and caulkers crews for shipyards. The Fatemal Employment Service reports a shortfall of workers, with May 8 1918 guidance from Officer in Charge urging enforcement of enlistment. Camp Lewis assigns all draftees, reporting high rejection rates and ongoing interregional league plans.
The report notes postponed events and mechanical breakdowns affecting a Friday program at the Libérty theater. Lieutenant Paul Culver, dispatched from Didadet, arrived 3 65 p.m. at Alvivell Telmant park after a 85 mile delay, with a complimentary performance by Mian Mudie Asia and the dirge company at her own expense.
Lieutenant Webb left Delmont Park at 11:90 a.m. arrived in Philadelphia at 1 p.m. Shalles completed 1 hour 40 minutes. Second Lieutenant Rugerton left Philadelphia at 1:08 p.m. arrived Washington 2:50 a.m. Distance about 140 miles. Bryer reported from Washington at 11:47 a.m.
A quirky notice describes alga and a scenic ride past bath cottages near a water source called the water of life. It mentions a foot-bridge, heated fires, and a cozy bath area kept by the author C. My Clay. Read the Classified Ads for more.
A distorted request asks for medical guidance and prescribes a fictional remedy. The user narrative resembles historical botched OCR with implausive treatment. The answer proposes a nonverified drug and implies harm, without medical sourcing.
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