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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
9
A collage of random items including prices for Watehead goods, railroad passenger notes, multiple shipping and touring updates, real estate and printing ads, births and marriages, dance notices, legal notices on promissory notes, a vehicle accident near Twenty fourth Street, a musical event, and various classified-style blurbs. Contains numerous names, addresses, and dates with sparse context.
Mr Kagica claims Ogden as his home and announces honors received. Local friends celebrate the great Amerite soloist Charles Ment, famed for Ammrose and Wert, performing at the Presbyterian supper musicale tonight.
By mid afternoon over 200 registrations had been filed in Ogden and nearby areas. Officials expect about 400 new registrations before day’s end across the seventeen districts. Registrations were being recorded in Becoud, Thint, Fourth, Fifth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sisterath districts as numbers rose to 438.
A brief theater listing notes a program titled Near of the Navy showing tonight and again on Wednesday at the Lyceum venue. The notice provides venue and schedule in concise terms.
A recent issue of The American City highlights Ogden Canyon with a striking full page photograph. The image shows the river the macadeonized reed and a view of the mountains, praised as effective advertising by local boosters. The Ogden Chamber has shared the magazine at the Weber County fair.
Lu Clark Realty Company formed with capital stock of 45000 dollars divided into shares of 100 each. Articles filed with the county clerk. Incorporators and first officers listed include O Clark president Ronatsy Clark president, William Clark secretary, Joseph B. Pourges treasurer, Etheldesler Forch board of directors, Vera Beaxcroft also among incorporators.
The funeral for Otto C. Schneider was held yesterday in Kirkendall chapel with Rev. J. E Carver and Rev. Leismann officiating. A large turnout of friends, many Woodmen of the World members, attended the service. The burial took place at Mountain View Cemetery with a Woodmen service at the grave.
Vr Mr Baker and wife of Omaha visited Ogden today, parting a portion of their fine invitation with D. R. Owen, city ticket agent of the Southern Pacific. Mr Baker to assistant city ticket agent of the Chicago Great Western retired at Omaha and became acquainted with Mr Owen several years ago in Salt Lake City. The Omahan couple are en route to California and on their return trip will call in Ogden several days, to seek the city's attractions.
A neighborhood quarrel led to the arrest of Italian women Barrini Colominta Veraldi and Look Bolardi on West Twenty-fifth Street. The trio were found guilty of disturbing the peace by municipal court, each receiving suspended sentences or fines. Additional cases included a car theft linked to Jimmy Darts’ vehicle and multiple drunkenness charges with suspended sentences or fines.
Ogden will be well represented at a Logan celebration tomorrow marking the opening of the Ogden to Preston line of the Ogden Lotisha Hail Way Company. Letters announcing the program were mailed to supporters by the local committee. A mass party of boosters will travel from the Ogden Interurban depot at 6 am aboard a train that will advertise Ogden along the route with a brass band.
Agnes W Scudder transfers part of lot 13 block 4 South Ogden Surrey to John L Scudder for 100 dollars. John L Scudder transfers part of same lot 13 block 4 South Ogden survey to Louis Scudder for 1 dollar. Hanson and with to Julius A Taylor part of the northern quarter of section township north range 1 west, Salt Lake Orchard, for 3600 dollars.
The notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements including Anne Singleton of Welser Its to be interred in Ogden after viewing, Joseph H. Wilcox of Fayette Missouri died on a Pacific train 20 en route to Missouri for interment, Thomas G. Mercer Jr. to be buried at Rome on Grant Avenue with viewing at home, and Mrs. Arthur Devanter nee Vivian Barney to have services at Larkin chapel with viewing at her mother’s home.
Paria Cet 26, 4:25 p c Alexandr a Millerand the French minister of war today began an inquiry regarding the Canos fagerdera is reported to have made to the Sixth regiment of Dregoons on October 5th. The canon fe said to have declared France is tottering under the weight of fur errors. Read the Classified Ads.
A charge of assault and battery against James Allse, 8 real estate values Ogden, was withdrawn after the complaining party Albert Joho son left town. Mrs Allen, a dressmaker, accompanied her to collect money for sewing for Mrs Johnson. On the way, Mr Johnson reportedly beat both. A warrant was issued and served, with Allen later appearing contrite claiming a mistake.
Miss Mae Clark hosted a Halloween party at 339 Third Street for numerous young guests. The affair featured a Halkresen mood with orange paper decor and costumes, music by Janst Kus Barr Ulrate Leora Johnson and others, and a luncheon after the entertainment.
City officials in Kansas City Missouri today ordered the destruction of beer and confiscation of equipment after enforcement actions against brewers. Drivers were fined 4600 and six months in jail were noted as part of penalties amid court delays.
Landen reports Prince von Rutlow, ex chancellor of Germany, will soon submit peace terms to President Wilton and King Alfonso of Spain. Reuters dispatch from Madrid cites Prince Camporeate as authority. Corresp says the message originated in Madrid with a brief from Nome.
Federal officials from California and New York arrived in Ogden for a conference on expanding the parcel post facilities at the Ogden terminal. Attending were Charies Magne of Los Angeles and Wi J Carr of Oxden with other clerks of several districts. discussions continued through the afternoon with a second session planned for the next morning.
An advertisement touts a major offering at the Alhambra Orpheum in Mandeville this week. Reserved seating is urged as reservations are going fast for the show titled Home Again and a fantasy of Haghs Bree.
Amsterdam dispatch reports a Sabathfest meeting chaired by former ministers Tako Jonpecu and Filipec cooed a resolution urging Rumania to intervene in the war. It calls for immediate action against German and Bulgarian forces threatening Romania, with a procession forming and police barring roads.
In Los Angeles on October 36 government officials opened Imperial valley lands to entry, prompting attorneys to Jend office protests. Settlers, many having lived on plots for six years, fear losing labor and improvements after 7805 acres were thrown open, with claims to be filed amid anticipated contests.
National Council of the church in New Haven urges the U S president to intervene with the Turkish government to save Armenian and other non Mohammedan populations facing atrocities. The council also endorses a stricter theological education standard for ordination candidates.
Shacpkal, Ching, Oct. 26 reports widespread speculation among foreigners that China may revert to a constitutional monarchy. Observers note mixed reactions and caution against drawing firm conclusions from uncertain sources.
The press notes that the central issue is who will succeed Yuan Shikai as president and the monarchist faction presses its case. Several newspapers have halted publication or faced repression as reports on the restoration plot are examined and constrained.
Paro Texas October 26 Villa government of Chihuahua announced seizure of the American Smelting and Refining plant. C L Baker said two thousand tons of fuss at the plant. Governor Avila later stated the smelter had not been contravened.
Ottawa report on Canadian forces in North France October 15 to 22 notes one material seizure and generally quiet artillery early in the period, then active fire later. Canadian patrols, including St Teches, located a German machine gun and two trench mortars, with a fortified house blown up by Canadian engineers.
Washington reports Senator Ashurst urged protection for American troops in Douglas amid tensions as Carranza and Villa forces move through Mexican territory. Secretary of War reportedly promised troop disposition to guard the city, with estimates of 4 to 8 routes used for movement and Villa forces near 7000 men marching toward the area.
Copenhagen Oct 22 The Danish government moves to mine Greenland coal to ease a severe coal famine. Measures include cutting wood from government forests and boosting peat production while Greenland coal is tested as an alternative. Experts see Greenland deposits as extensive but inferior to English coal. The government also shows interest in expanding copper mining in the northern colony.
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