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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
8
A sworn statement from an office records keeper on a September day attests to the full, true and correct copy of a data nest of no bore named company led in the office. The text resembles a formal certification and is dated in September.
A historical price list lists cash prices for groceries and meats sold direct to consumers. Items include smoked meats, lard substitutes, canned goods, fruits, vegetables, rice, chocolate, and groceries with per pound and per dozen pricing. Free delivery within town, minimum orders vary by distance. Consumers Wholesale Grocery Co, 2219 Wash Ave, phone 686.
An advertisement touts lawn mowers as durable for three seasons or more with a Perfect level. It notes adjustable pallets and a one week extended on premises service at no charge. Factory experience claimed and contact details for Allen, Phong SW, Union Cigar Store at the cor Uncain and 25 percent BL.
A piano course prepared by Wik tim and Shurweed in America claims endorsement by Paderewski Lenchetzky Metzowaki Emi Bawes and others. The work is taught by student Mattie Smith who promises high class education and a diploma to any enrolled student.
Fragmentary grocery notice lists meat items such as shoulder chops neck steak and lard with partial address data for The Independent Meat Co at 2420 Washington Ave. Additional numeric fragments and unclear text remain unreadable.
Brigham City prepares for its tenth annual Peach Day festival next Wednesday with governor Willam Spry and Senator Reed Smoot likely in attendance. A large crowd is anticipated as up to 10,000 people are expected. 200 bushels of peaches will be given away and 6000 souvenir boxes prepared. Officials report the carnival will be the largest yet, with excursions and a full program including parades, speeches, fruit exhibits, and midway attractions.
The Ogden Tabernacle choir held its first post tour meeting with California visiting members. Director Dal Jantybe led selections from memory while official orator Sue Brown introduced the program. Critics from major papers praised the choir, and manager Charles J. Ross noted broad respect from musicians and hotel staff. Four concerts and a new cantata were announced for the season.
The Orpheum Theatre hosts a weekly vaudeville program after Fontages rauderilla’s booking with Pantages acts mixed in. The headliner The Shadow Girl from Los Angeles showcases Utah talent led by Jobs W Sommerhsys and soprano Atella Watt, with a cast of Galt Lake performers delivering an enthusiastic reception from the audience.
A Victorian style review praises Margaret Whitney's The Sadow Girl and a lively vaudeville bill at the Orpheum. Douglas Martin in blackface delivers strong comedy while Edith Nelena shows notable coloratura. The Rathskeller Trio, Parzana and Parsons, and Nauss and F provide able turns, with Albert Erickson’s orchestra delivering pleasing incidental music and overall crowd enthusiasm.
A Jepatesa house at 247 Twenty Fourth street was raided at 1 am today by Patrolman William Brown. Five Japanese suspects were arrested after the raid named Bhivo T. Karts and others. One group faced $30 bail each while the others were jailed. A gambling charge was filed against all five.
R. BM Boyce, western advertising representative of Curtis Publishing, is visiting Ogden for a day or two on his way from San Francisco to New York. He spoke on successful advertising last night, arguing that demand must be treated by the consumer and noting the middlemen between manufacturer and merchant as the first obstacle to selling products.
Master printers in Ogden form a local branch of the United Typothetæ and Den Franklin Clubs of America, meeting at the A T Hestmark shop. Elected president Scoville with Hestmark as president. Borden spoke on benefits of organization to unite printers and mutual aid. Also includes a warlike training poem about soldiers and fighting to adapt business skills.
A well loved Bishop travels by rail and becomes momentarily lost from his train. The conductor reassures him with a calm promise that the ticket will be found on the next pass. The Bishop fears the outcome if it is not recovered, highlighting his absentmindedness.
The broken text shows a confused exchange about a ticket and travel. A wife and husband discuss mailing a sitar band, while a stray line confesses a change of mind. The excerpt reveals disordered dialogue with no clear event or outcome.
A garbled evaluation from Meddix describes a lack of usable models for paw powered automobiles. The text characterizes the example as gloomy and flawed, using fragmented phrasing to imply poor design or performance without concrete details.
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