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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1916
Page
3
The Glenwood band plans a concert this Sunday from 4 to 6 o clock at City Hall Square. The street car company will run extra cars to help people reach the venue. Soloists will perform under the direction of Ted Were and contralto Holy Clip.
Auctioneer speaks of an exceptionally charming sale led by Mies Ware in the post office area. The event is billed as one of the most devout offerings despite unclear details and scattered fragments.
Washington forecast shows fair conditions in the plains upper Mississippi valley and Pacific states with showers Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures stay near seasonal norms in most areas though cooler air arrives midweek and possible showers affect Washington and Oregon early in the period.
The sermon at First Methodist Church on Labor Day links the strike to the war as central questions of wealth, prosperity, and social order. Peterson and parishioners discuss labor's role in a nation’s future and the duty to pass these matters to the next generation.
The Davis & Weber Dandrepany announces a new reclamation effort on about 2060 acres south of Orden, using the Davis & Weber Counties Canal waterway to make the land productive. Manager J W Coffee says workers will be brought by automobiles from Sunset to the station tomorrow to inspect the canal and waterlifting works. The site lies about six miles from Orden along the Hamberner electric railway line, promising a pleasant trip for attendees.
At a meeting last night at The Standard office the carrier organization elected Raymond Adams head carrier Oriel Blackburn and Herman Jansen welfare committee and M Hy Bran- Eon president and secretary After the meeting carriers viewed murals of the Ogden theatre and enjoyed an excellent picture show.
A divorce decree was granted to Mrs Epifie Ford from Harry Ford in Judge J A Howell's Rifle Ford court on grounds of support. She testified she performed house work and worked in a laundry to support herself and their three year old child. Custody awarded to Mrs Ford with $29 monthly alimony for the first month and $10 thereafter.
Public notice states Orden Canyon service remains active up to September 10. Classified ads are encouraged for further details and listings. The ad repeats to read the classifieds for more information and pricing.
Entries note a penitentiary transfer for Joan Hidalgo and others from East Lake, a ward meeting in Ogden with musical acts, travel departures, and several local updates. Reports include Harvard professor Archibald’s return, Kiesel’s California trip, a new Ogden high school coach, and a Mexican laborer wounded in Layton after a quarrel.
Mildred Ware contralto and Ed Greenwell tenor will headline a Sunday program at Glenwood Park as formal dedication of a future municipal amusement resort site. The Ordens Municipal Band will perform from 4 p.m. under Director E. Lannon and Manager Fred Williams, featuring Chicago Tribune march, Luatsil, Overture, Keler Belo, Allagie selections, and a Chrissa dance.
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