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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
2
Crowds gather around the standard as the World’s Series event draws near. Police guide the street activity while vendors and spectators fill the area, recalling days of past competitions and seeking a few hours of amusement amid the bustle.
The article touts the Red Cross as essential beyond emergencies and urges Ogden residents to join. It highlights training and service benefits, noting many have gained valuable skills and that more volunteers are needed to support local chapters and ongoing relief efforts.
A memorial notice honors James Whitcomb Riley for four decades of joyful, child centered verse and his impact on American families. The National Red Cross bulletin lauds Riley's humanity as crowds gather in Indianapolis to view his public tribute and celebrate his legacy for the nation's children.
A garbled note discusses efforts to prevent disfranchisement of Oguen voters. It mentions a precinct with 1026 voters and a machine polling rate, suggesting a plan by commissioners for November 7 to avoid disenfranchising half the voters of the Sixteenth district.
Fragmentary passage describes ragged and rich youths paying homage to a figure named Riley. The tone suggests a ceremonial or respected status, with reflections on forgotten best sellers and a heartfelt beating or praise from beloved ones. No clear dates, places, or organizations are present.
The Chicago Tribune sends a top writer to the Mexican border amid fears of a planned political sensationalism. The piece speculates on war provocations by big interests, false alarms over Carranza, and corrupt ties across the Rio Grande, warning the scheme may unfold just days before an election.
A letter criticizes the voting machine in use, arguing that though many learn to vote quickly, foreigners and some native voters struggle. It recalls a tense booth incident, notes time pressure causes incomplete ballots, and urges patience and education to prevent mistaken or spoiled votes. The writer insists not all are born wise and urges accessible training.
Miss Spargo hosted an afternoon tea with about thirty ladies in attendance. Visitors enjoyed pretty table settings and decorative crepe and tulle. Next Saturday October 1 Mrs Jason Wo Celia will host an event at Jakely.
Later entertained to the hostess at delightful Jurcheon. A pleasant afternoon was spent Wednesday at the Botie of Sire Alex Toponce when members of the Women’s Retired Corps Thimble club were entertained. Cards and music, generous refreshments, and honored guests Mrs. Mirnault and Mrs. Gerding noted.
Friends of Miss Fort Eagleston were invited to a shower at Mrs C Z Jones home on Tuesday evening. The house was decorated with autumn leaves and roses. Guests drew plans for the tribe's future home and received a silverware gift. Refreshments and music added to the entertainment.
Mr and Mrs J Rouse announce the marriage of their daughter Edne Hesate to Mr Sanel Milligan. The ceremony occurred in Logan Utah on September 26 with the couple planning to reside in this city.
Death notices report W J Mahon dying on a Pullman car near Ogden last evening and burial in Butte Montana. His son Thesa Mahon travels from New Jersey to oversee the body. Mary Little and Charlotte Muddo obsequies held in Ogden and city cemetery. Avia Tooth Bowen to be shipped from Thornton Washington for interment. Local church services noted for Grace Baptist, St Pauls German, Methodist, First Congregational, Swedish Lutheran, Danish services with multiple pastors and congregants present.
Christian Reformed and Church of Christ outlines worship services and weekly activities. Listings mention Visia area churches on Wall Avenue with Sunday services and a Sunday school program, plus midweek meetings and pastor details. A First Presbyterian notice lists a 6740 address and 7 o clock worship, with a Wednesday meeting and other community church events.
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