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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
8
A brief notice notes straw hats returning in fashion with ties to the derby season. It promotes affordable styles priced from 81.50 to 5.00, highlighting the best areas to shop for the latest hat trends.
Widow of Tagore Armstrong sues West Coast Life Insurance in district court for two policies on her late husband. She asserts premiums were paid and seeks $14,008 with interest, alleging the insurer defaulted on her claim. Case begun yesterday by Mia Nettle O Armstrong.
A photograph of Halley’s comet arrived from Harvard astronomical station at Arquipa Penna. It was taken in April 1881 by Prake B. Hinking and is unusually distinct. The image shows a long tail and clear nucleus, unmatched in prior emissions.
A fragmented 19th century notice promotes a renal compound as a cure for Bright's Disease and Diabetes. It cites Prudential Insurance Company policyholders in Detroit and Nevada officials influenced to push examination and policy grants. The letter-narrative claims recovered patients and urges agents to persuade customers.
A joint memorial program is issued by the committee of the Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Relief Corps and Spanish War Veterans. Activities begin 9:30 a.m. at City Cemetery, with services at Mountain View and Ogden Canyon Sanitarium, concluding 4:00 p.m. Citizens urged to observe Memorial Day.
A fragment from a 1910 publication shows an advertiser claiming strong returns from a renting and ads deal. The note by Silas F. Lason asserts every dollar invested yields high returns, praising the scheme and urging others to consider it.
In the policy court this morning three girls did not appear. Clifford charged with assault failed to make his appearance and bail of ten dollars was forfeited. The complaint alleges he attacked J. A. Iolts with a beer halle. George Graham pleaded guilty to a larceny charge and was sentenced to pay a fine. Jane Flanagan pleaded not guilty to vagrancy. bond set at sixteen dollars pending a hearing tomorrow. Charles Tavis, William Conners, and William Coburn pleaded guilty to unlawful running and were fined five dollars each. Grace Mason Blair and Det Bates forfeited ten dollars bail on vagrancy charges. They were arrested last night but failed to answer the call to court. The city against Walter Chappel, trial for cruelty to animals started yesterday and was continued. Luther Quilip, a co-defendant, was not yet apprehended. The officer said Quilip had not been captured and questioned whether he could be found. The city attorney indicated the case proceeded as though the suspect remained at large.
The Sacred Heart academy presented a dance and gymnastics program by young ladies and children delighting a large audience with graceful movements and coordinated routines. Performances included couple dances, folk steps, and gymnastic displays, praised for instruction and cadence.
Real estate transfers filed for record include property transactions involving several named parties and entities. The notice lists individuals and firms in the transfer records with locations and dates tied to recording actions.
Investment company in block 34 with Clarence W. Brooks transfers to Bitz. Lot 24 Gapttol viock changes hands for 490 dollars. Williams to Anulei parcels in block 4 plat CG for 4290 dollars.
Forty two Ogden High School seniors prepare for commencement at the Orpheum theater building. The program includes invocations, music, a governor's address, a class oration, diplomas, and a high school song marking a transition to adult life.
A party of Western Union Telegraph Company officials headed by General Manager Brooks of New York will arrive by noon for a 9 inspection of the local office and depart for the east this evening.
A fragmentary discussion on early childhood development emphasizes the nervous system’s sensitivity during infancy and the impact of stimulation. It cautions against overstimulation and advocates measured care by caregivers and medical professionals to avoid deforming growth and to support proper reflex and coordination development.
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