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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1915
Page
9
Miscellaneous local notices from Ogden include social events, shipments, and commerce. Mentions of Ball Cake-Membera, logan visitors, coal companies, shipments, and a Panama exposition medal highlight community commerce. Also note reporting of deliveries, rail connections, and a few personnel movements among residents.
An officer plans to visit Balt Lake tomorrow for Trosell amid charged forging of a name and alleged cheek fast spring. Vernal Banders home at 207 Adams Avenue listed with fever concerns. A marriage license is issued to Jack F. Chase and May L. Borke of Ogden.
A fragment mentions a large showcase titled Officer 666 linked to Kleine and a Rex venue identified as 40 otabe 1. The readable text is incomplete, offering only partial names and venue cues without clear date or outcome.
Frask Neely and Janke Johnsins fished a steam boat trip on the lake for three hours catching eight bass, one weighing about 11 pounds. The outing proved the sport of fishing, with noted bamboo tackle and skillful line work. Local fishing party plans another trip to the lake next Saturday.
Superintendents and chief clerks of the Hitch Eighth Thirteenth and Fourteenth divisions will meet in Ogden for a two day conference to plan handling of the 1916 holiday mail. Officials from Omaha Chicago Cheyenne and San Francisco expected. parcel post terminal in Ogden cited as key site. A doubled clerical force is anticipated for the holiday rush with regular staff at 24 plus added workers if mail volume rises.
The big Kleine attraction, Officer 666, plays one night only at the Rex Theater. The show promises a dramatic performance with suspenseful plot twists and a bold stage presence.
The Onion company has begun condemnation proceedings against Isabelle Hunter for a right of way over real estate on Twelfth Street near Lincoln Avenue to build the Ogden Interurban cutoff from Seventeenth Street. Settlements with other property owners are unlikely. Utah Construction Company gears up for construction. The piece notes other cuts between Ogden and Preston, Idaho, and preview of the week’s big dollar show Alien and the Alhambra Orpheum.
On November 1 1915 R Toucey of Ogden will become superintendent of the Wyoming division George O Brophy of Cheyenne will be superintendent of the Nebraska division and W F Jeffery named general superintendent of the Union Pacific News from Ogden says ten men of the Intermountain railroad world are promoted and well known locally Jeffers now superintendent of the Nebraska division at Omaha was advanced from Wyoming in February 1915 Brophy moved from trainmaster at Ogden to Cheyenne and a new assistant superintendent's office was established at Ogden The celebration of the promotions drew interest from railway men and local business circles
Weber County commissioners unanimously refused to appropriate 600 a year for a perpetual county product exhibit in East Lake Salt Lake exhibitors argued for wider advertising. Officials favored a home display in Ogden to benefit local travelers, noting costs of 342295 and praising the horticulture inspector and agricultural agent for a strong showing with limited funds.
Local entertainment note highlights Tom Wise performing in Blue Grass at the Isis today. The brief promises genuine horse race excitement and comedic moments in the act.
Lakeview company at Promontory Feist authorized to sell property to American Bidollar company for 1,625,009. Terms to be finalized in Salt Lake City this afternoon. Smelter to begin development and make first payment next month. no ore is to be shipped.
Ogden high school football negotiates a mid November contest with Boise high, after a tentative agreement to play in Ogden failed. Officials from both sides pursue a double header and travel expenses are debated as the path to a decisive 1915 league matchup unfolds amid local committee discussions.
Joseph Brooks five star aggregation led by Willem Crane Thomas Roa Maclyn Arbuckle Amelia Bingham and Mabel Tallaferro head a strong company in The New Henrietta at the Orpheum tonight The presence of these stars promises a standout theatrical event with two strong performances anticipated by local theatergoers
There is a possibility the case of J os H Wortin charged with robbing Mrs Teabelle Wallin of a diamond ring may be tried in Ogden rather than Par m t on. The case was moved to the Davis county division of the Second District Court. Attorney Joren Christensen has withdrawn and the judge will confer this afternoon. Mr Wills believes Ogden residents are free from bias.
Committees are soliciting petitions from farmers in Hooper and Plain City to form drainage districts Two systems are planned one in Weber County and one in Davis County with directors to oversee drainage At stake are funding through assessments with possible bonds and the aim to raise lands to worth 109 to 209 per acre after drainage The drainage cost is estimated at 25 per acre involving about 3000 acres now valued higher after drainage
A municipal court case involving Clay Fl andy, Riley Carter, and Elishi Ramey, all described as colored, was taken under advisement by Municipal Judge Reider. They are charged with taking and operating an automobile without the owner's permission, allegedly taking a vehicle belonging to Jimmy Darla on the night of Orio.
On December 17 the suspect drove into a telegraph pole at Wall Avenue and Tremprhird Street. Harry McLane was found guilty of disturbing the peace and sentenced to pay fines or serve 60 days in jail. Several others faced warrants, suspensions, or short sentences for drunkenness trespassing and public disturbances.
Amelia Bingham, noted actress, rejoined the New Henrietta company in Ogden this morning after a western tour interruption in Chicago. She will participate in tonight's Orpheum theatre production as the company arrives by special car from Salt Lake City, with Misa Lacra Hope Crews temporarily filling in Mira Mogham's role during her New York return.
A district court probate division list shows petitions for sales of real and personal property, administration letters, and final account approvals. Estates mentioned include Des Pes Hunter, Daniel Gallivan, William Slater, Barney Duras, and Peter Green with hearings scheduled in November.
A fragmentary notice mentions Milts Bervarins K Feeney a Rowland Ilall member of the class of 1911 and a University of Vermont graduate selected as director of physical training for girls and young women for the coming year. The couple Mr and Mrs Glmonds plan to reside in Detroit where Mr Bimonila is engaged in family practice.
Piper Fiend daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Fiend died at 1 p.m. at 117 Fallara after five weeks with heart trouble. Born in Nevada July 1901 she came to Opten in 1857 surviving parents two brothers Trenton and Roger and three sisters Elizabeth Blanche and Florence. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Katodsa View. Somelevy, Bingleton Rose Ball Singleton 13 died at Welarr Ida Sunday October 34. Will be brought to Ogden for funeral with announcements to follow.
Officers elected for the coming year include Frank G. Crainerd of Ogden as president and Fr D. Brown as president, with W. Murhy, L. If] p, and J: Boupertot among state and department secretaries and treasurer. An address on "Our Girls" followed, stressing mothers' influence and the need to support and fund Sunday school work in Utah communities.
The Hilatorical society met Saturday October 25 with Joseph H Morrell of 2363 Madison Avenue leading a program on Spiritual Resources of America. Mrs Josephion Hillal spoke on the Utah Federation of Women's clubs reports, and Miss Winolfred Jensen of Mount Pleasant Utah was a banquet guest. Visiting Nevada guests included E W Trousdale of Orients and G W Sammoerfield with family planning a Pacific coast trip. A grand ball hosted by the Ladies Ancillary to the Vateran Firemen is announced for tomorrow at the Royal Academy in Bo¢lock.
Delegates approved the executive count of elation with a vote and subscriptions totaling two hundred eighteen dollars. A revolution committee report thanked Mr Alexander on Men Ormaby and officers for their help. A Protestant churches union meeting at First Presbyterian featured a talk by Rev John lm Alexander on Religion and Youth.
Fragmentary OCR yields a quote about a sick man during a voyage who wishes to lie down. Attributed to a Princeton Tiger, the readable text is unclear and lacks concrete names, dates, or organizations beyond the school reference.
World markets show Chicago grain prices with No 2 red at around 1.00 to 1.04 for basing, No 2 white and No 4 yellow values listed. Omaha receipts total 16 000 with heavy cattle and hogs, western and Texan steers priced around 5.00 to 7.00, hogs near 7.40. Raw sugar and molasses prices noted. general market opening quiet with prices steady to lower by noon amid scattered liquidation.
Members of the Utah Manufacturers Association will meet at the Weber club tonight to appoint a delegate who will represent the state’s manufactured products for Utah Products Week in November. The exhibit will be displayed in the windows of the Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co. George W W. Goddard of Ogden, president, says observance of the week in Ogden will rival any other city in the state, highlighting home products and new factories opened in the past year.
Auction notice for twenty four Bullivan lots offered at 425 mach with cash price 950 and monthly payment option. G A Kennedy listed as organizer and contact for the sale, with unclear text indicating national or local listing.
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