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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
10
Fragmentary, dated prose depicts a chaotic scene with a “india rubber man” performing in a Barnum show. The text mentions toralig somersaulin antics, squirming on the floor, leaping and bending limbs, with hints of youthfulness and a winter suit of flannel.
Numerous fraternal groups announce regular meetings at local lodges and halls. Odd Fellows and Masonic bodies hold second and fourth Monday or Friday gatherings with visiting members welcome, while Knights of Pythias Woodcraft and Owls provide weekly sessions at designated addresses. Members urged to pay dues and attend openings with officers named.
In the District Court of Weber County Utah Erona Investment Company Plata ju ve N C Olsen v Maria Olsen et al Defendants To be held at Gherit s sale on October 1916 at 42 oclock noon South Front for Weber County Court s route Ogden City Utah the following described property part of the southeast quarter of section 17 township north range west Salt Lake Meridian Weber County Utah begro ping at a point 1462 feet west and 693 feet north of the southeast corner of said quarter section thence north 164.6 feet to the northeast corner of the land conveyed to N C Glawn by deed thence west 43 23 feet thence south 1346 feet more or less to a point west of the beginning and thence east 4632 feet to the place of beginning Also part of the southeast quarter of section 17 township north range west Salt Lake Meridian
The Nipee National Bank in Washington, described as the city’s strongest bank, has four officials indicted for perjury. They are free on $5,000 bail each, claiming persecution by U S Treasury officials who allege they lied in affidavits about a death involving bank president William J. Flather and cashier Henry F. Flather at the time of confrontation.
A compilation of land boundary descriptions in Weber County Utah dated October 1915, detailing parcel measurements and exceptions, followed by varied clippings including public notices, theatre play listings, and light anecdotes from local papers. It includes a Sheriff notice, a Winter Garden show promo, the Lights That Failed theatre excerpt, a driver speeding joke, and brief humor items.
Notice of sale of unclaimed and refused freight at the Oregon Ghost Line Freight Depot in Onden Webb County Utah. Sale at 2 o clock p m on Saturday October 23 1915 to highest bidder to recover storage and freight charges. Items include five cases of picture frames three cases of picture frame glass about 660 pounds perfume and show case about 110 pounds with related charges and shipments from Mia J A Collins Dut te Mont Iowa City and others. Orders indicate unclaimed and refused for more than ninety days. Oregon ghost Line Railroad Company agent Perr fe Nichols.
The article notes fox pups are eaten by parents amid farming difficulties in Prince Edward Island. It warns that female foxes valued highly may be killed, and mentions tooth-related safety measures to prevent tearing and blood exposure during mating.
A London Chronicle tale recalls the first attack on the Turkish cruiser Triumph with close combat and a shell that breaches the deck before extinguishing fires by bursting its water pipes. A curious dialogue about a baby’s early speech ends the vignette.
Two boys clashed over a possession when a gamekeeper startled them with a whip crack. One boy dropped his end and fled in fright, while the other suffered a pulse as he steadied himself. The event, described with rural grit, reveals danger and missteps of youth.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses women wearing tight clothing and modest concealment, noting dryness and careful concealment of lines. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or specifics beyond attire description.
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