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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1909
Page
7
The funeral for Emme Jane Carver was held at Pain City yesterday after a service attended by Peter St. Folkman and others. The report notes the time and surrounding details as recorded from the event.
A jumble of names and events from Ogden with funeral notices for Marie Redic, a church choir reference, a potential fugitive ticket claim, and local fire incidents. Mentions include Reverend McCreery, West Weber cemetery, and the Japanzee Darl blaze. Also references to Doon's Regulets and local ads.
Former employees clash over charges as Fred W Chambers and Jobo Walet are named to state defense posts while Col. George Siquites leads a new state insurance department. Agricultural board reconstituted with John Sharpe and John Nerra. Willers joins state trust board as confirmations loom. Other names and locales reflect reform era appointments and regulatory shifts.
Sirvetere to coat $100,003 and Ereo oversee work selection of bite Mirren by parse ient queries of Standart reporter. Camp Dell reported orders to push viaduct construction to completion and inaugurate work on the new 100,000 Ogden freight depot. Foundation work will start as soon as the duct is cleared. site plan and height will be determined soon with one of two sets chosen. The project will employ many men for several months as excavations proceed for the brick building.
A brief acknowledgement from MAS CA DYREE and family extends thanks for the tokens and condolences shown during the loss of a father. They express gratitude to all who offered prayers and support at this time.
Elizabeth Ann Richardson age 62 of Cornelius died after months of stomach trouble at the family residence 912 Grant. Survived by husband and four daughters. The funeral will be held in Plain City Wednesday.
The Wells Fargo Express Company formally opened a new uptown office at 60 West Washington Street. Agent H A Lamdin and General Agent L R Cilia will oversee operations as staff arrange duties and welcome callers. The depot and office staff oversee communications as business grows in the area.
Chicago will be enriched this week by over one million dollars from Chicago City Rail companies. The money represents 35 percent of municipal earnings, due for the final year ending January 31. Payment must be made to the city by West Smyrardy.
A letter from a reader describes severe stomach and kidney indigestion after heavy meat intake. Switching to grape nutrients and red beans, the writer reports relief, steadier nerves, clearer thinking, and improved work capacity after adopting a lighter diet and grape Nate foods. The note ends with a teaser about a new letter from Westville.
Ogden camp arrangements for the G A R encampment are under Gen Weber Club Reena Frenk Stervrit chairman. Col Slvater and Cal Squires will lead Ogden committee meetings at 9 East Lake City Tuesday evening to organize entertainment for waiters and the Weber Club. A Weber Club meeting is called for that date to coordinate public participation.
A fragmented note describes a burglary at a second hand store on Urant avenues. The intruder used revolvers, with valuables taken, and evidence shows the thief hurried through the shop leaving windows damaged and loot partially scattered.
Utah man Tulse Oba Apoll and Governor Charles N Haskell face a Utah court hearing on alleged fraud linked to a Murkh Ree town case. Judge Jehs A Marshall presides as defense and prosecution clash over motions to quash and grand jury testimony.
The United States appeals court heard Frank Kellogg defend the government in a case against the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey for alleged Sherman Act violations. The brief accuses Standard Oil and its affiliates of monopolistic control, price fixing, and suppressing competition across several oil and pipe industries, detailing historical periods of alleged trust behavior and asserting substantial market power through rail and distribution networks.
Fragments report a troubled note about a man in Yor Apel area distressed by his mother’s divorce. Readable lines mention humiliation tied to family split and consequent actions. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Comperence and theatre notes discuss train return times for the excursion to Lake VR D&G. Details list departure at 6:18 PM and arrivals around 1:08 PM, 2:08 PM, and 11 PM.
Fragmented text outlines a Friday vote on a French treaty and related measures. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but references imply a formal parliamentary action and committee scrutiny. Theяс
Fragmentary OCR notes mention track Cutler and Opies with events and dates around April. References to special conference, trips, tickets, and names like Fett Lake Cap and Slaven appear as partial items.
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