One Bit Sale Draws Crowds Of Buyers Today
Crowds of buyers profited by a one bit sale today as the event drew attention and shoppers rushed to secure bargains. The scene featured eager participants and brisk activity around the selling area.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
10
Crowds of buyers profited by a one bit sale today as the event drew attention and shoppers rushed to secure bargains. The scene featured eager participants and brisk activity around the selling area.
A busy Ogden society page notes a Relief Society meeting in the Belief society hall on Grant Avenue with two sessions at 10:40 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Special programs are planned. Also reported are several social calls and visits, a box party hosted by Mr and Mrs Porter, and a Ladies Aid gathering at the Methodist church on Quincy Avenue Thursday at 2:30 p.m. In marriage news, Miss Marelda Mae Allen and William M McKay wed in Salt Lake City with a reception at the groom’s sister Mrs. Joseph F.R. Morrell’s home, inviting about 159 guests as friends extend congratulations.
A quiet home wedding took place at the home of Miss November 1 Mi and Mrs. McKay on Boulevard Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street. The bride is a popular young lady from North Ogden. The groom, a Salt Lake engineer, is described as well regarded in religious circles. The couple plan to reside in Salt Lake City.
An alumni gathering is planned for Thursday at 8 oclock in October at the Oneden High School. The meeting will include the election of officers and other representative matters.
In Chearfield near Clearfield J C Jensen reports apples ripened early amid warm wet weather. A stem on an apple tree yielded fine Missouri Pippen apples plus a Dioseom fruit. A wig with eleven large apples weighed over four pounds, suggesting fruit growth anomalies amid a warm season. Bids for a two story brick building project in Plain City are due October 20.
Manager L. T. Keolen of the Analgamated Sugar company reports all factories operating at full capacity with no prospect of a backset in the campaign. Beet supplies are ample and beet digging is advancing to keep ahead of mills. Logan plant reopened after a brief closure caused by storms. Burley and Burley Wah o factories started today with full forces and ample beets expected to yield a strong season.
The school delayed the Fire Prevention Day program to today featuring E A Sherman who gave an address on fire prevention. Chet Cayteld presented a paper read by Winwad arena with local coordinations and plans to combat fire ev. The event emphasized two time tiles and strong school participation despite limited ties.
Weber county road building progresses under road commissioners' watch with Riverdale and Huntsville projects nearing completion if weather holds. Preparations push for a state road through Turnaville toward Rich County with Wyckhamized northern segment planned before snow. The Riverdale road will join the state highway network and be macadamized using county and state funds. The area relies on a single rock crusher near Hot Springs for base materials and quarrying near Whowol for Huntsville road rock.
Three Weber Academy members planned to depart for foreign missions. Robert A. Jones heads to Germany, John Hancock Hasefeld to Great Britain, and Boyd C. Lindsay to France. A farewell party with dancing was set for Wednesday October 25, with many friends expected.
W C W card party to be held Thursday evening October 16 at Woodmen of the World Hall Frat Block 8 30 P.M. Prizes and refreshments. Tickets 25 cents. v1- Lamar forfeits bond New York Del 16 David Jamar the Wallatreat Wamipulacor Ander its dictuent for impersonating congress men and others failed to appear before Judge Mu tf the federal dis trict court today for pleading and his Lom of F300 Was declared forfeited.
The city board of commissioners approves levies for public works and notes final bills. An $1,618.98 claim for Henry J Porter is approved, and a $61.49 Ogden River Realty charge is settled. Seventeen judges of election and sixteen polling places are named with one to be decided today for the coming general election.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a potato harvest and daily shipments, mentioning Oregon Shark Line, pork, and transport plans. The text is garbled but implies a regional crop market with limited details on quantities and timing.
Brick layers are instructed to attend a 7 30 p.m. special meeting by order of president James GwEenwell. The notice specifies attendees Weidas and Oersber and urges prompt participation.
The district court lists petitions including will probate and administration for the estate of James Clinton Jonesy and related settlement matters. Names Samuel Walker and Banmel Walker appear in the filings for letters of administration and probate actions.
Mrs Fiske stars as Tess in a Globe Theater staging tonight. The production presents Hardy's classic in a dramatic, period setting with noted Broadway actress in the title role and an ensemble cast.
A Danish Brotherhood gathering for the Alne Eagles led by Gail Hodson is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at an unspecified location. The notice mentions Dewher and Byery bugy inviting attendees.
Memours and thele Tienda are invited to a smoker at 2410 Waste ingwn avenue Saturday evening October 18. They and friends are also invited to attend the O. O. dance at the Colonial on November 6.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of wife and mother Hertha Neal Hare. Thanks relatives friends and those who provided music flowers and comforting words at the funeral. Signed Scott Hurd and Mrs Alfred Nat and Family.
The Chicago grains market showed a weak close despite a late rally in wheat driven by short covering. Corn, oats, and other grains finished mostly lower or near unchanged as offers remained thin and prices drifted under pressure. Major price quotes and commodity names appeared in noisy OCR text.
The NUMA annual officers election will be held tomorrow evening at Deden High School. Bapt. Mills of the City School will deliver the opening address. Candidates for president include Wart Pardoe Wade Jolie and others. planning a play titled The Last Play by the Alumni as a feature of the event.
Frank A Bair appeared before Judge Reed er on a charge of willful neglect for failing to provide for his wife and four children George Folkman testified as complainant The complaint alleges misconduct dating back to May 16 1823 A preliminary hearing was requested and a bond was considered County Attorney David Jensen will decide The notice ends with a local theatre listing the Merry Minstrel Maids at the Orpheum proceeds 10 20 30 cents
In Judge Reedder's court this morning four men faced varying sentences after a drunken fracas at a saloon on Dark Avenue. Proprieter Sof Thomas was struck and dragged, while a waiter was accused of neglect as the fight unfolded. Police arrested Oph after a brawl that drew in several youths and led to multiple charges.
A garbled stream shows a political quarrel over bipartisanship and a pension plan, naming unnamed figures and places. The fragment hints at municipal or state policy battles, with concerns about consumer impact and development spending, and urges turning resources into meals.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a feature on West residents, mentioning the people and frontier themes. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece appears to discuss community ties and regional life in a late era setting. The wording suggests a focus on local culture and neighborhood perspectives.
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