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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
3
An unclear note lists names and terms including von Jere Hk IL Soap and IanO Veneers with references to Sin and Avant. The message appears as fragmented identifiers or shorthand, lacking concrete events, dates, or actions to clarify a news item.
Fragmentary text from Ogden area paper lists family arrivals sales and ads. Mentions a birth at Lewis Cowan home, a funeral cortege, and a church event. Details about railroad movements, seeds and goods, and local business promotions appear in broken form.
A city parade will begin at 10 a.m. from Twenty-Nine Street and Washington Avenue with marching bands and school participants including High School, Madison, Emerson and Quincy. Police will provide heavy protection as children form along Washington and Twenty-Third streets, with strict traffic restrictions on paved districts from 10 a.m. to after the procession.
A reported lost item from Grant Avenue is returned to the owner, with the watch identified as the Lakin lady's gold batch. The return is expected to prevent prosecution in the matter.
A temporary tract on Trenty is being made permanent by the Ogden Rapid Transit company. Eight foot paving will be removed for a mock to create space for Hes and rails. The crossing will be fastened and the paving rearranged to ensure the crossing's permanence. The current line from Lisc ein to Geant WML marks the double track on Twenty Fourth Street while officials consider whether to bond to Washington or Grant.
Postmaster details Ogden show early hours and a partial schedule. Police report complaints about cattle in city parks with a plan to detain roaming storks until damages are settled. A marriage license issued to A Durk Robbins and Edna Kinghord of Ogden. Warrants issued for Hanty Maw and wife and for Abel Woodnit to Sart Ay Bill with property descriptions and $160 value.
The forenoon session covered March financials with Treasurer J B Randall reporting a balance of $S.74.67 on land. Grant school’s May Hirtux led readings and exercises. Teachers volunteered service. Mrs Kers of Washington School spoke on becoming involved. Arbor Day observances were recommended with morning activities and afternoon cleanup. Hooper School site waiver approved as deeded to the board. Funds totaling the required amounts were paid.
The board of managers of The Crit. lenton Home of Ogden thanks all who gave time in service for the benefit meeting on Wad needay. Gratitude extends to the Welfe Stock Co Mr. Grant hours managerment and all associated with the work including Mt. Ford the camplota orchestra full Carr and Ctahna Drug compiles printers MenaTs Woods Hrawiing and Gee & Herrisk the elie Cncpa an Atala.
A Midwest merchant touts GrapeNuts and Postum as remedies after a long illness with constipation and weight loss. The testimonial credits dramatic weight regain and improved health to daily consumption, noting doctor advice and the product line from Postum Co.
Fragmentary note cites Ogden Standard Examiner and the State Journal with critical commentary on management. Signed by Fannie Day Hurst as president and Emily McCamant as secretary, acknowledging newspaper influence and alleged conduct.
In police court George Cullen and James Moran pleaded guilty to charges. Cullen received fifteen and Moran thirty days despite pleas for leniency. The cases describe arrests, investigations, and the judge delivering a stern, practical ruling.
On a windy April night at the Ketchum ranch, 26 miles southeast of Cheyenne near the Colorado line, the well known ranch man Jack Hoyle was shot. The incident occurred at summer, with details limited by the fragmented report.
Reports state Harriman interests plan a road from Kansas City through Indian Territory to Denbon Texas amid tensions with Yoakum Rock Island Frisco. Stuart R Knott, allied with Harriman, declines to comment on the project as Portlands talks consider a franchise to allow a bridge over the Willamette River and rail operations with dredging and towage fees. Captain ArnzO Gray of Fort Walla Walla was in Pendleton on official instructions.
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