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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1916

Page

8

Democrats Form Woodrow Wilson Club in Weber County

The Woodrow Wilson club of Weber County was formed in Judge J A Howell's court room following a meeting where Democrats of all ages and nonpartisans discussed Wilson’s presidency. Officers were elected including W D Ellis as president and ten vice presidents, with D S McKay’s suggestion placing C E Gideon as permanent secretary and Lawrence Fairway as treasurer. The group aims to support Wilsons reelection and expand political activity among young men.

Woodrow Wilron Club Weber County J. A. Howell Wilson Tennion Woodrow Wilson Club Orden W. D. Ellis Lawrence Richards Eugene Pratt Lorenzo Richards Joseph Chez Chez Iam Woodrow Wilson Walt Woodrow Rome Nicharda BM. Conroy P. Dobbs Storney United States Arthur F. Pratt Jude Second GC. E. Boyd Valentine Gideon Gret Ninth Ward Joseph P. Fer Nellus Fd. Bingham Harlem Hingham Tom van Drummilin

Recital at Ogden High School dazzles with string orchestra

A large audience at Ogden High heard the opening recital of the mousle de partment under Prof. Marcellus Smith. Miss Annis Williamson led vocal pieces and two violin duets impressed, followed by piano and literary numbers. The program closed with the girls quartet. a second recital is planned in three weeks.

Ogden High School Marcellus Smith Procipal J. B. Bee Ron Prof. Smith Alr. Smith Ufe Mendelasohn Harthel Nell Gwynn Edward Germeo O. H Atring Mr. Smith Mary Fischer Avon Rich Gladya Michartson Vera Delameter

Four Weeks in Hospital in Cleveland Woman Credits Tonic

Cleveland Ohio report describes Mrs Brown of 1109 Acbum Avenue who endured four weeks in hospital with severe lower body pains and fainting. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with significant improvement and urges others to try it before hospitalization. The notice ends with an offer for free and confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Cleveland Ohio Cama Lydia E.pinktam Lydia Pinkham C. Brown Acbum Avenue Clareland Mr. Brown Lydia Je

Sutherland and Kent to Campaign Across Utah

Senator George Sutherland will address both state and national issues while Charles Kent, Utah’s renowned singer, performs campaign songs praised throughout the state.

George Sutherland Charles Kent Utah

MOTION PICTURE MEN IN OGDEN VISIT LOCAL THEATER

T. W. Griffiths producer of The Birth of a Nation and actor Douglas Fairbanks visited Ogden yesterday en route to Los Angeles. They lunched at Medicine Bow and spoke with Harmon W. Peery at the Union Station about Ogden’s mountain scenery. Fairbanks joked about hunting in Wyoming and promised another Ogden visit, recounting a film talk in Denver and his recent Triangle studio return.

Griffith New York Christ Salt Lake City Mr. Fairbanks Br. Griffith Sr. Peery T. W. Grifiths Fairbanks Orden Medicine Bay Wyoming Los Angeles Harmon W. Peery Orden Theater Union Mr. Peery Ogden Ralroad Denver Kia Fairbankagata

Huntsville Delegates Named for Irrigation Congress

President E C Peterson of Utah Agricultural College announces the appointment of Bishop John Halla Huntaville, Fr D Young Hichfield, Preston Nibley Batt Lake City, Lon J Haddock Salt Lake City, and W B Hansen Fielding as delegates to the twenty third International Irrigation Congress to be held soon.

el Paso Texas Dry Farming Congress Utah Fay Agricultural Colles Treaurer City Hall A. G. Harris Adams Pue E. C. Peterson The Utah Agricultural College John Halla Huntaville D. Young Hichfield Preston Nibley Batt Lake City Lon J. Haddock Salt Lake City W. 8. Hansen Fielding

Ogden Salt Lake rail fare ad featuring October special

To Conference and State Fair the fare to no more than vita any other route. It is comfortable cars, convenient schedules, Special troles October 7 and 7 leaving Ogden at 7 a.m., leaving Salt Lake returning 6 p.m. City ticket office 2514 Washington avenue.

Ogden Salt Lake Washington Avenue

Blaze damages bottling works in early morning fire

A fire at Crye ntal Bottling Works caused damage estimated at 150 dollars. The blaze swept through the building in the early morning hours, authorities reported no injuries and investigations were ongoing.

Cryental Bottling Works

Fire damages building owned by Albert Eliza in Uloteh area

Flames spread from an apparent electrical fault through the ceiling of a building owned by Albert Eliza of Uloteh. Neighbors observed the blaze and alerted the fire department, which responded promptly. The premises were released by Mr. A Saunders after initial containment.

Albert Eliza Uloteh A. Saunders

Civil Service Courses Offered At Ogden

Advertisement notes home study for civil service portions with dates on courses and meals provided on request. For details write Dor 172 Ogden.

Dor Ogden

Nicaragua Holds Elections Amid Pro-American Surge

Elections across Nicaragua elected General Chamorro, a pro-American sympathizer and former U.S. minister, amid street clashes that left a few dead. Admiral Caperton and two U.S. warships remained in the harbor to ensure peace.

U. S San Diego Managua Nicaragua Yin Radio Calif Meturia Chamorro Antil United States Republic William B. Caperton

Gerald Initiation Disrupted by Opera Soprano

A reader recounts a scene where Gerald, amid an opera performance, grapples with a conductor's actions and a chorus of controversy. The mother tries to quiet him as the soprano belts out a demanding aria, prompting questions about the conductor and audience reactions.

Taitle Gerand Gerald

Is the Work Too Hard and Weak Kidneys?

An old ad warns that many jobs strain the kidneys and that kidney weakness can worsen with confinement, overeating, meat, heat cold shifts, or damp work. It urges prevention before gravel or Bright's disease and cites A. G. Larson of Salt Lake City endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills after back and kidney discomfort.

Bright Dean’s A. G. Larson Binckanith Shop Twelfth South St Salt Lake City Utah Dean

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