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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
3
Night school enrollment nears four hundred with about 100 students entering for study under Principal Noall. Learners aged over 12 pursue varied fields as they prepare for future careers, while ongoing construction work on a new concrete foundation and rains foundation progresses.
Photographs capture family history taken today at The Tripp Photo Studio, 3204 26th Be For Worthy Cause. Several salefestars seek bids from business and professionals in Gydin for the Marthit factory. Five-room brick near filament and easels, Trimmedlite pop session listed at $4,200. Gem Henley at 237% Hudeon. $9. Wanteht panel May fifth at Standard office. Teachers' institute address by A. Fowler to teachers.
A garbled health and beauty feature touts organic phosphate benefits for weight loss and nerves. It hints at cheaper meat-based sources and warns of thinness and weakness in women, naming brands and therapies with questionable claims throughout a distorted text.
Local sheriff reports six men jailed on boxcar robbery charges with federal and state prosecutors preparing action. Government agents from Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Salt Lake are en route to Ogden. Arrested men include Fred Harvey and aliases David Sickly Charles Noonan and others, with loot seized from homes and involved railroad workers. Police anticipate more arrests as investigations continue, with stolen goods valued in the thousands.
The notice outlines Weber County events including Linehets' Institute opening at 10 30 tomorrow, three secliane sessions, and evening dance opportunities at the Assembly Dance Hall. It also lists bids for Central Junior High School, court appearances, and a series of classifieds spanning real estate, vehicles, and legal notices with local names and addresses.
In Ogden area readers celebrate Mildred Ware for a refined contralto voice. At the Salt Lake City general conference the artist received a reserved recognition and was invited to perform. The event followed the passing of attorney Filne Ashton, who was noted for kindness and statewide regard.
Peter Norseth an Ogden resident for many years died last evening at 11 30 at the family home 62 First Street of general debility He was born in Oslo Norway January 10 1952 son of Ole and Enger Norseth He married Mary Loreen in Salt Lake City in March 1889 Surviving are his widow and several children and grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 oclock in the Eighth Ward Meetinghouse Bishop W W Rawson officiating Casket will be open at the home Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday until services Interment City Cemetery
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness shown at the death of our beloved son Grant. The kindness will ever be cherished. Signed Mr and Mrs Laurence Moulding.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met for an all day seamon with Mrs Rita Carr. They plan a holiday fundraising event to be held in December featuring a chicken dinner at Woodman Hall tonight at 8 o’clock presided by Mrs Yeouon. The event opens a series of winter parties and invites all members to attend.
Knights of Pythias plan a parade in Salt Lake City to start at 7 p.m. from Knights of Pythias Hall. The event includes a banquet at the Newhouse hotel in Lake with Supreme Chancellor Cras s, Davis of Denver, Colo., and about 100 new initiates later. Members from across the state join the procession escorted by 60-niece Land while initiatory work proceeds at 83. m1.
Lieutenant Roland Everly, military instructor, arrived today to supervise Ogden high school's military work. He will confer with officials, plan the cadet program, and begin organizing cadets for the season. More than 20 cadets are expected to participate as drills start this week.
Eilandertie Tilander died at the family residence on Wilson Lane after a lengthy illness from stomach cancer. Born in The Netherlands on December 15, 1852, he came to America eight years ago. Survived by wife and children Gerte Detroreas Pieke Kulp Qates Vinig Kaperiene Sadie Wreeel Cornelius. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from Larkin & Sond chapel with A Bingham officiating. Burial in Ogden City Cemetery.
Thieves entered Herlman and Thomas at 2374 Hudgon Avenue through a rear window late last night and fled with two boxes of cigars. The crime was reported to the police.
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