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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
9
City chemist analyzed 13 milk samples from local dairies. One fell below state standards, three exceeded them, the rest met purity criteria. Solids fat ranged 3.2 to 5.8 percent while solids not fat ranged 7.63 to 9.44 percent. All samples were clean with no sediment or odor.
State Teachers Association next week gains two notable lecturers. Former Cincinnati school chief Boone will speak during the event, invited by Supt. Christensen. Mrs L C Trent of Grand Rapids training school will lecture on kindergarten work to the kindergarten department Tuesday morning.
Adjutant General Burton sought military reference libraries for state adjutants general offices. Maj. Guilfoyle in Washington said no special requisition forms exist yet and plans are not perfected. Libraries will be established at no cost to states and territories to aid Guard members in military science studies.
Scientific tone proclaims dandruff caused by a germ and claims Newbro's Herpicida kills it at the scalp root. The ad asserts the product prevents itching and hair loss, promising hair growth with dandruff destruction. Sample available by sending 1c in stamps to The Tierpteelde Co. Detroit, Mich.
On September 1 8 15 and October 6 the Rock Island System will sell tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to Indiana Louisville Ky and many points in Ohio at a single fare for the round trip. Return valid for thirty days from date of sale. Contact your ticket agent or HAL S. Ray General Agent Denver Colorado.
Senator Kearns visited Iron County with B. S. Milner to study commercial outlets for iron ore and rail expansion. He cited abundant ore to meet national needs and praised San Pedro management for potential cooperation, though his final recommendations remain undisclosed.
In broad daylight a shop front showcase and its contents were stolen on Commercial Street prompting an intensive police response. Officers arrested Frank Bennett for possessing a missing knife from the case, and James Mitchell and Frank Hurler were detained on related charges as the force sought leads and court appearances.
Nine more typhoid cases were reported to the Salt Lake Health office, bringing the total since the month’s end to 120. The new cases include Mre W S Patterson 344 East Tenth South Street Mae Broberg 716 West Second South Neilie Libby 544 South Second West A I Ball 603 Fifth Street Mrs J P Taylor 244 Norton West Temple Arthur Moyer 562 South Main Mary Romney and Douglas Romney 126 D Street and the 3 year old child of Jarvis Taylor 1124 Emerson Avenue.
LeRoy B. Hughes of Salt Lake City age 25 wed Rensie Y Clawson age 24 of Salt Lake. Thomas Bean of Mill Creek age 28 marries Louisa M. Crudgington of Yili Creek age 33.
A Salt Lake City report notes a local public health focus with schools closing for holidays to attend the State fair and Teachers' association. It records oil sample findings, a cache of stolen goods found, school enrollments, a Wells Fargo strike impact, and a trial for Edward Ray on assault with a deadly weapon.
Elsia Billington filed for divorce from Jesse Billington after 364 days of marriage dated March 4, 1901 in Irksville Missouri. The complaint claims desertion on March 3, 1902 at Telluride Colorado and seeks relief from the marriage. The judge awarded $154.60 in another case, while two foreigners were sworn in as citizens. A suit was brought by Frank H. Clifton and others against G S Warwick and Lucy Warwick to recover a promissory note with 8 percent interest from May 16, 1900.
The State Board of Education will meet in Superintendent Nelson's office next Saturday at 2 p m to provide apprentice examinations for teachers to be held in November. T. S. Miller, cashier of Wells Fargo bank, was taken to Holy Cross hospital for a suspected typhoid case. His son is ill with the same disease. Ralph Waters, 18, is jailed for mistreating A G Gill's year old son. arrest by Officer Sperry, mother identifying. Willard Smith and Roy Boley, both 16, detained after fleeing American Fork homes.
Desperadoes dressed with handkerchiefs raided the Corianton saloon at 168 West South Temple around 8 30 pm taking about 150 dollars. Six robbers split the proceeds including gold from the register and watches while patrons were forced to the wall and beaten. Police detained two men near the scene with 13 30 in cash and identified one as Nicholas Morgan. officers expect to arrest the rest of the gang soon.
Mrs Rhoda Kiser wife of Caleb J Kiser died at her First ward home last night of pneumonia She was born in Chester county D C on April 15 1849 and joined the Latter day Saints in 185 after moving to Utah five years later the obituary notes her church membership and migration.
A person reports long standing headaches and nasal congestion improving after using an unspecified remedy labeled 8.8. and 8. and claims complete recovery with no further symptoms. The note lists Miss Mary L. Stor and the Northwest Corth and Felix Ets in St. Joseph Missouri as related names or sources.
In Provo the widow of a longtime resident, admired by many friends, is mourned. She leaves a husband and three young children in the city and another son in South Carolina. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Eureka September 29. Sheriff and deputies hunted for two holdups who robbed Uncle Sam saloon last night. J Hanni fin found a trail a few miles north of town but the men fled on foot through rocky country, making capture unlikely.
Eureka reports Patrick Lively blinded by a box explosion at the Centennial Eureka mine and his brother Barney plans to take him to Ireland with miners of Tintic contributing generously. Also noted are the death of 7 month old Hans H. Anderson's infant from cobra infantum, and ongoing court proceedings involving Arthur Brown with potential quashing of informations and a possible trial set for October 7.
A note highlights Schilling's Best tre weaving powder apices coffee covering extracts sold by leading grocers on the Coast with a money back deal.
In a district court session Judge Morse heard the cases of former Senator Brown and Mrs Anna M Bradley on adultery charges. Mrs Bradley admitted her guilt after a brief proceeding, with her son Arthur present. Sentencing was set for next Monday at 10.
Augustus Heinze the Montana mining millionaire plans active representation in Washington to pursue his legal battle with Amalgamated Copper and oppose Senator W A Clark’s re election. Aetna Banking and Trust will move its headquarters from Butte to Washington and be led by A B Clements. The Agba company plans stock increase and listing on the focal exchange. The Colombia National Bank and the First National of New York were consolidated two years ago.
Nevize's Eastern financial agent alleged the Amalgamated company effected the merger to prevent the bank from any further dealings with Nevize.
Rawlins reports a hold up at a Dillon saloon near the Ferris-Hargretty mine. Two unmasked men took 75 dollars from cash drawers and 300 from a gaming table, then searched patrons and fled. Sheriff Horton will pursue, with belief suspects may be captured soon.
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a pleasant effective remedy for neglected colds affecting nose throat ears head and lungs. It lists prices 23¢ 60¢ and $1.00 and cites user testimonials from Valley Mills Texas selling through G F Cave 2201 Wash Ave and J J Cave Depot Drug store.
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