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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
9
Random ads list watches and hats, clothing and household goods, millinery and bookcases for sale. Notices include births at city health department, a theft investigation, and police handling of local arrests. The miscellaneous items reflect a busy community page with vendors, church notices, and travel ads.
They were booked on a charge of Grunzentes and are said to have bad stolen sutsmobils flanli ght in their porsesaion. The Diamond From the Sky, 4th episode, and a tworeel Keystone comedy play at the REX tonight. Open 6 p.m.
A Ford car stolen from F D Hichardson was found damaged in a ditch in the Foothills east of Fourth Street. Police say joy riders likely mishandled the vehicle, with the front axle and wheels battered and the windshield shattered. The crash appearance suggests the driver was thrown from the car. Writings mention a 4th episode and Rex show starting tonight at 6 p.m.
The State aramat James and Albert Peters were exonerated in district court this morning on a county attorney motion. Investigators found the brothers entirely innocent of charges of stealing cattle from Wheeler, as the stock in question had not been taken and the buyers appeared to be innocent purchasers.
Health Inspector George Bhorten reports three cases of Beariet fever, one of typhoid fever and one of chickenpox as the city faces contagious disease. Quarantined residents include Lo Lekely at 90 Sullivan Avenue and Alfred Brighton, 2642 Grant Avenue, Lil Higginbotham at 2246 Grant Avenue, Marva McBride at Monroe Avenue, and Joseph A. Wreat at 382 Twenty-fourth Street with chickenpox or typhoid cases.
In Judge Morris's district court division an exparte divorce decree was granted to Lavetta Miles against Charles Dye. The decree orders the defendant to pay costs and allowances, with Lavetta Miles to be restored to status as plaintiff.
Dr. Fred Albee and his companion visited New York City as guests of Dr. Mark Drown. They toured the city by automobile, visited the wells in Ogden Valley, and returned to Jonhhead at the terminage hotel. Dr Albee, a noted boys specialist, spoke as a demonstrator at the recent elicic for the Salt Lake City medical association.
A fragment notes next Sunday Poach Day at Brigham City will be shown at the Alhambra on Monday with Elete facts and a concert by the Orpheum ville orchestra. The great organ will join in musical entertainment as part of the program, with additional acts referenced in the OCR.
Stockholders of Lakeview Mining Company gathered at Promontory Point as bids for the Promontory Point property were reported. Two smelting firms allegedly offered 65 000 and 500 000 with thirty percent down in thirty days. No action was taken due to confusion over the meeting’s purpose. Principal stockholders include P A Mattson I F Farr W A Perkins James Whoerapoon and S S Areote. Loreeso Farr was its late president.
Real estate transfers filed in the county recorder's office include J J Brummit and wife transferring Lots 31 and 32, Five Totnta Annsz, Orden survey to Edward T Tradshaw for 1100 dollars. Stephen A Keogh and wife transfer part of Lot 10, Block 15, Plat A, Ogden survey to Itu] nah L Koerh for an unspecified sum. R D Rowlands and wife transfer part of Lot 4, Block 39, Plat C, Ogden survey to Mary Peterson for 1 dollar. James Roberts to Ends Burt, Lot 2 34 in location unspecified Lake View. Ogden survey for a stated but unclear sum. Helms to Carry Tela transfer part of Block 16, Plat C, Ogden survey for 1 dollar.
WOTIGE Ogden Feed Co. thanks customers for past patronage and invites visitors to the new address north of Washington. J I Safer, Proprietor, urges customers to call and see the new location and promises to treat them right.
Hatt Lake City Utah October An answer to a telegram from Swedish minister at Bar Harbor Me urged Joseph Hillstrom to publish a full statement about a bullet wound he dreamed the day after Morrison winter He telegraphed that he had written a full statement and referred the minister to it The statement angered state officers and has not been made public but gives no new facts or connections in the case.
Ogden’s Bolum Borglum crafted a sculpture that sparked Secretary Lane’s renowned opening speech at the exposition. Rh Farnworth will discuss "Arts Onion and at the Exposition" in a Saturday 10:36 talk, with Mrs Day as hostess for the L A D of 1 T evening gathering at 2247 Van Doren Ave. Brigham guests arrive for Clarence V W Clark’s Fabion Show attendance.
Queen Esther Chapter Columbus Ohio reports a Grand Circuit racing program with 2:12 trotters stakes and three other events at Masonic temple in the evening. Expected arrivals from New York City and Fern Sal are noted with refreshments served after the 5:09 pace. Another item mentions a tragic poisoning incident at a local restaurant and a drug store incident in Spanish Fork involving a man who took poison with suicidal intent.
Union Pacific reports twelve months ending June 30 1915 with no passenger deaths and reduced injuries. The Barely First department notes the safety drive continues among employees. In May 1916 the Walon Pacific System operated without a fatal accident to passengers or crew, credited to those focusing on reducing personal injuries.
English and French investors flood subscrip tion books for a 500 million dollar bond issue managed by a syndicate of banks and finance houses in New York. Subscriptions already reach near 300 million with large offers from New York banks and corporates while Sir Edward Holden projects strong demand and a favorable yield. A Franco American society luncheon honored the loan commissioners as they conclude their mission.
Otto Kahn and Mortimer L Schiff plan to subscribe as individuals while Kuho Loeb and Company will not assist in funding a 50 million dollar loan to Crest Britain and France. The firm cannot confirm Rocala’s benefit and issued its first formal statement on the subject.
A fragmented notice references a theater event titled The Broken Coin at Lycos. Readable bits indicate a local performance or screening with vague ad style details and no clear date or venue beyond Lycos.
Herbert Kirby reports from Calexico that last May a man named Larry Ames, son of Hubert N. Ames former Contra Costa principal, was killed in a government raid with Kirby wounded in the arm but recovering. Professor Anesle accompanied Kirby on a raid when the fatal shooting occurred.
Fresh strength in Chicago grain sparked higher bids as British millers showed demand from Liverpool. Domestic yield set records while U S prices moved with gains then eased. Wheat quotes ranged with December around 95 to 96 for May near 97, closing modestly lower. Corn and oats offered mixed values with cash bids listed for No 2 yellow corn and standard oats. Livestock in Omaha showed lighter hogs and steady cattle and sheep markets with typical regional variation.
Bland Judd Biakton son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Riakton died at the family home in Raftover Valley Utah on Sept 28. He was shipped to Hoytaville for burial. Formerly a Roy Weber County resident. Body prepared for burial at Lindquist mortuary.
Parla Sept 8 The Temps discuss the American loan to Great Britain and France. They say conditions are favorable, supporting Allied victory and credit solidarity. The piece notes U S pacifist mood and potential economic influence in the world conflict.
Mrs. Lucy E. Ason died yesterday in Idaho. Her husband was the late Thomas A. Nizon. The obituary notes her role as a mother and widow. Local reactions and funeral arrangements were not detailed in the fragment.
Mrs. Nixon aged around 84 dies in Ogden after living with relatives. Survived by children Thomas Nixon, Jonan Idaho, Mrs Elias Ranch Salt Lake City, Mrs Peter Xeers Ogden, and Ray Nixon Montello Nevada, among 34 descendants. Funeral at Third Ward Meeting House tomorrow at 1 20 p.m. with Bishop Richardson officiating. viewing at 713 Lincoln Avenue tonight and tomorrow. Born in Pottsburg New York in 1840s to Norton, the family joined the Mormon church and traveled from Nauvoo to Utah, later settling in Eagle Mountain Idaho Falls and Utah towns before moving to Ogden.
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