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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 20th century county paper with scattered items. It mentions Police Court sentences for Wilkin Kelly, a theft from Monana home, sales and timings, and a Woodcraft event with women dancing. Names and places are garbled and require cleanup.
A jumble of old notices, advertisements, and legal items describe irrigation schedules, a horse sale, a petition for real estate sale, and scattered court and probate references. Names like Mary Child and Keak appear with incomplete details amid market notes, sports hints, and random product mentions.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic page with a wanted ad for “25 interlipant women” to earn high wages and scattered school discipline notes. It mentions Amy ASHTM and a principal warning students about attendance, plus a string of product and local business blurbs and event notices with unclear dates and names.
A temperance themed oratorical contest for young men and women is set for Friday evening at the Methodist Church. Judges will assess voice, articulation, memory and general effect as selections draw from diverse literary sources. The event, managed by the local temperance society, features contestants including a high school entrant and other locals competing for medals.
Funeral services over the remains of Edward 8 were conducted at the Tabernacle with William of the Four Ward presiding. The Linty residence at 2:15 attended. burial in City cemetery with a floral tribute. Speakers included Joseph Farry and Rev. Peter Shmpkin. musical program featured Do My Labor and When to Face among others. W. O. W. and Odd Fellows members attended, with many lodge groups present.
Mayor Brewer welcomes a civic delegation led by Jol Dingrot to the Weber Club. A tour included a ride in Ogden canyon and a reception with Paul Morratt of Beuitable Life Insurance and secretary Barnye Newhouse. Visitors admired the city and Utah Real Estate prospects as Ogden eyes growth.
A large group of hungry tramplers overwhelmed a westbound freight near Oxdon on Monday night, breaking into a refrigerator car and stealing ham bacon and meat. Conductor warned off, robbers fled with内容, leaving investigators and sheriff alerted. Local officials doubt the tale, while railroad detectives pursue leads and workers report not knowing details.
A man attempted to steal a chair from the Crayshaw studio area this morning. He fled north toward Washington but was accosted by Crawshaw who questioned him about the chair. The thief gave a desperate story and was brought to the dio for investigation before escaping again, last seen at Youth,esite and Wall avenues.
Mothers seek nourishing weaning foods and often turn to Grape Nuts described as safe for babies. The article says soaked oats and wheat products mixed with hot milk suit most newly weaned children, with sugar added for taste. It emphasizes the product is made from wheat barley and other grains and promotes its suitability for both babies and adults.
A group of young men stole a new automobile, used it for a allnight drive, and returned it with mud and damage. The car, owned by Angua Konavily, was recovered at a garage door entry with the suspect group sought by police. Officers have warrants and expect arrests tonight as investigators piece together the break in and weekend crime spree.
A damaged town record reports that J J Brummitt's three strand barbed wire fence along the north side of a ditch near Oyen is deemed a nuisance under city ordinance section 44. The council and lawyers debate removal or court action while residents fear it endangers children and animals. A contemplated court order may compel removal or permit a path for access amid ongoing investigation of the fence's hazards and legality.
County records show several property transfers with names such as Charles Burton and Nephi A. Mutton, Margaret A. Myers, Hoovgs Rilehic, James Hewitt, J Powell, John F. Bulghh, and William K. Damme. Transactions include parcels in Boek 1 plat Ay, Lot 2 Block 16, and sections 4 and 19, with varied cash considerations from 1 000 to 2 600 dollars and a quit claim among the listed parties.
Three men Ernest Dugley H Spencer and Harry Bemings known as isure-thing grafters were arrested by Captain Brow Detective Pender and Hep Wy Bhornte Nayllnng tex. They denied wrongdoing while Bagley broke down and confessed before being released. Jones of the Oregon Start Line followed the scene as officers trailed the suspects through town.
The article reports Secretary Taft signaling a proposed change to U S military structure. It notes a target force size of about 125 909 men and discusses implications for a reform driven by Senate and executive actions. The piece references debates over army expansion and funding figures totaling near 98 million dollars.
Mrs Hale urged a large scale program to aid the war effort while a secretary warned against the plan for four ballot proposals. He noted that seventy percent of government revenue was already spent on past and present war preparations including pensions, urging caution on new expenditures.
The body of Emanuel Swedenborg, famed mystic and writer, was exhumed today from a vault in Privy Council Square by the Swedish church authorities. He was deposited in 1772 and later moved toward Sweden aboard the Swedish cruiser Psygia. The coffin emptied, remains were opened, and the evidence, dust, and relics were resealed for shipment.
Emma Gold Han, described as an anarchist, was detained by U S immigration inspectors at the Winnipeg border while returning to the United States from Canada. Officials reportedly refused her passage, intending to deport her to Russia, though she claims citizenship and authorities dispute the detention details. The incident prompts inquiries at the State Department and related agencies as to the legitimacy and handling of her case.
A defender of optimistic American philosophy argues that optimism spreads through all classes, reshaping attitudes after a recent panic. He insists belief in progress, American ingenuity, and national resilience will sustain growth, ease distrust, and keep fear at bay despite economic strains and social tensions.
A fragmented text hints at an encoded or cipher style verse with scattered phrases and nonstandard words. The garbled lines suggest an experimental or playful linguistic treatment, potentially foreshadowing a puzzle or creative piece.
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