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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes reference policy for responsible hour work and prompt service. Mentions court term at Morgan Juden Howell with legal matters, names individuals and places, and references address fragments and officials. The text contains scattered names, dates, and locations without a clear cohesive event.
Regional updates report coal prices and shipments from Elcar Jovan Co. and Parker Coal Co. plus livestock arrivals from Nevada stock ranges, a Balt Lake City damage suit, obituaries for Florence Sharp and Mrs Howell, a courthouse public notice on utility works, and an enjoyable First Ward program with musical offerings and prayers.
A typed list advertises flannel bath robes and wool flannel fabrics in various colors and weights. Prices per yard and per quantity are given with bold claims of steady stock and good returns, noting a sale beginning tomorrow at 9 o clock and continuing through the week.
Thanksgiving linen sale lists bleached and unbleached table linens in various widths from 40 to 90 inches, with prices per yard or per dozen. Items include pure linen and table napkins with regular prices shown and sale pricing highlighted.
A sale notice advertises mixed English dinnerware by Johnson Bros and related items. It lists 64 piece place settings, platters, celery trays, sauce plates, decorative decorated pieces, and a large coffee percolator. Prices include 45 cents and 60 cents in listings.
Bargains spread across stores with silk items priced around $12 each. Items include black satin quality Dutchess satin and dark lining pieces. Shoppers note varied hues and finishes with several styles showcased for immediate purchase.
The report notes the marriage of Forester Leavie Chde Leavitt and a bride, with Leavie assuming charge of the forestry department and plans for a permanent home. A reception guest list includes Harry Joseph from Salt Lake City. Also mentioned is a Japanese Christian assembly returning from an international council with a brief social gathering described.
The first train on Gould Road departed Salt Lake City this morning bound for the junction with the Nevada Northern Railroad. The passenger train, consisting of two coaches, a baggage car, and several freight cars, left the Denser & Tuco station at about one o'clock. The trip marks the start of the new Gentd line extending toward Shafter Nevada, with weekly runs until completion as work on the western railroad advances.
The week’s program at Electric Theatre features a rare double bill with The Holy City views and a life of Dania the Heart Singer, plus Pathe color feature The Last Thing and a Desire and the Beast tale. Intermission watch for Nar. “Like Home” announced.
A fragmented vintage ad lists face powders perfumes soaps and creams with prices. Items include Woodbury Facial Powder and Woodbury Cream, various scents, sachet powders, Hamamelis Witch hazel, Linterine, and a hot water bottle. Also mentions hair and cosmetic products and a 15 cent per bottle price reference.
Fragmentary notice states Hencon Bon has moved to a new store location on Washington Avenue near the corner of E8K0 Wreebtiaten. The text references a Caress leerg and a 44 Lafnem area, indicating a relocation in the Moineesia region and a new position for the business.
A local automotive shop pledges prompt, reliable work for every customer. The firm highlights comprehensive auto repairs and maintenance, inviting all motorists to trust its skilled team for fast service and quality results.
An open meeting is announced by Modern Woodmen of America for a Thursday evening. Attendees are invited to participate and bring all members. The notice is presented as a public announcement with local emphasis.
A blaze engulfed a dwelling on Teadwind Street on the ninth, trapping a family inside and leaving indications that some fled through a window or door in a bid to escape. Firefighters fought the flames as the building burned to the frame, with one occupant possibly fatally injured. The incident is under investigation.
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