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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary text from an editorial room telephones section notes ring indicators and office dialing instructions. It lists standard lines for business office and editorial room with odd characters and misread digits, suggesting a historical telephony snippet rather than a full article.
Fragments describe ads and notices around Ogden with names, addresses, and prices. It mentions subscribers, phone listings, businesses in Oregon and Nevada, and a funeral service with a local church choir, all reflecting a cluttered early 20th century newspaper page.
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The fragmentary Ogden item lists deaths and burials including Mrs. Venters seeking divorce from Harry Venters and Agnes Cook, a large funeral for Russell Bradford, and a long roll of letters overdue at Ogden Post. It mentions a hospital, county court filings, and a broad set of names and addresses.
Reading shows a garbled account of a crime plot involving gold theft and a scheme to move wealth via money orders and cigar shop purchases. Names Gregory Richardson Pravec and authorities are referenced as pursuing suspects amid a broader criminal inquiry.
Governor John C. Gulliver proclaims April 13 a legal Arbor Day in Utah, urging statewide observance and school participation. Arbor Day origins trace to Nebraska. movement spread nationwide, promoting tree planting and urban beautification through public and private grounds.
In Salt Lake on April 1 Judge Armebung failed to sentence Joe Sullivan after a delay for possible new evidence and last minute motions. The court had postponed to hear additional arguments and assess a new trial request.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a court related matter with references to Tim Sparks and a 10 year term. Names like West Virist Street, Willard, and Wall Willard appear amid garbled phrases describing March and April events, with mentions of a penitentiary and a judge’s sentence.
A garbled provided text suggests a committee readiness to meet by April 1. It mentions an appointed committee, references participants, and hints at likely talks or decisions involving operators, with names and places appearing in corrupted form.
The Wasaiul Gum club of Ogden plans a big shooting contest near Hot Springs now line April 6 morning, with two divisions and prizes totaling $175 in merchandise. Entries cost cents per shot, Lions luncheon, and visitors invited from Weber County to attend. transportation via 8:23 car.
Fragmented flyer describes an excursion sale with departing and returning dates in April. Mentions a single passenger option and a round trip focus. References a conference flyer and TV viewing as part of the event.
A fragmented yet pointed editorial voice defends Republican policy, urging action on commerce labor and public welfare. It rails against anti reform forces and calls for sustained reform to secure property rights, regulate industries, and protect the public good amid national political tensions. Butler, Roose and other figures appear as emblematic opponents and proponents of broader governance.
A New Orleans report describes Mrs Roosevelt’s April trip with photographers asked to refrain from smiling. Her privacy was emphasized as she moved through events, with aides noting the occasion was private and not a public affair. The item highlights ad notices seeking missing belongings.
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