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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
7
A garbled page shows editorial room notices and business items with many misspellings. Names like Bell Phone and Fowler appear amid disjointed phrases about auctions, real estate, and meetings. The text mentions advertising deadlines and a long list of unclear entries related to sales and distribution.
Device garbles a local notice fragment with scattered phrases about deliveries and addresses. The readable bits mention a price of 6.00 and 86.75, locations like Saint Louis Park and Albany, and names scrambled or incomplete. No coherent event or person can be established from the legible text.
Notices report the death of Mary Dudman with North Ogden services and interment at North Ogden Cemetery, plus probate filings in Wah trick court for the estates of Lula Petur Nattson and Archibald McFarland et al. Also listed are appointees of estates, a dry farming town feature on Holbrook Idaho, and several local divorce actions including Crowton and Youngberg cases.
Fragmentary Salt Lake and State News item references Alice of Featdence for all his family Sallywest of Ute ily and Dr Wittisin T Read T Filwin. Incomplete notes mention a funeral service to be held Sunday next at 11 28 o'clock near Temple Street, with sparse details of attendees and locations.
A fragmented 1940s style account recounts a wife’s claim of her husband’s repeated infidelity across Salt Lake and Nevada, naming several accomplices and family figures in a melodramatic courtroom–tinged narrative filled with garbled names and partial phrases. The piece hints at marital strife, social scandal, and reputational damage within a tangled web of relationships.
Willing to store wool at Batt Lake. Utah wool buyers seek higher prices for high quality wool. Utah Wool Growers Association plans meeting at the Commercial Club today at 2. E. S. Callister leads the new association with C. J. Blewart as secretary. Telegrams sent to all shearing covrils urging proxies. plans include potential shipment and house allocation to boost price talks.
Salt Lake board of governors pledged strong support for bringing a large veteran encampment to the city in 1909. A special committee, led by ex-governor George A. Inek and Colonel R. G Sleater, confirmed negotiations with the Commercial Club to secure city hosts and entertainments while avoiding disruption to the of months ahead.
Rexburg resident Mrs. Walken died at her home after a prolonged illness following a kidney trouble. She had been ill for weeks and was moved from Lewinville to Rexburg for treatment. Doctors Ornsby and Allerbon performed surgery, but the condition proved fatal.
Fragmented OCR text discusses merits, prices, and orders with garbled names and phrases. It mentions buyers and sellers, requests payment or bonds, and references a government connection, all in disjointed form. The passage lacks coherent events or clear entities.
A fragmented obituary recalls a death linked to a Wilshire area residence, citing a mother and a child, with scattered names including Moe Walker, Nelle Bilaware, and Wykor. It notes residence at Lewd villu and age at death, with unclear dates and details amid garbled OCR.
In Salt Lake City outbreaks of smallpox prompt action by health officials led by Dr Stewart. References report scattered cases including Mrs Jenaly Toheriz and the Roberts family, with hospitalizations and isolation measures amid an ambulance of fear and bureaucratic resistance.
April 1 report from Muscatine states Thompson will recover and be able to oversee the factory after illness. The notice notes a masterclect and figures identified with W. AW. Phonon, and mentions a death of a person linked to a factory incident, with details unclear due to fragmented text.
A fragmented notice describes a parade of local groups on an April date in Ball lake with a kickoff from a hall. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of a parade, local names, and directions.
New York April 21 The National Association of Theatrical Producers plans action against pirate productions using Southern Railway to transport cheap shows. They will suppress pirate plays and ensure managers actors and theaters face penalties. a formal letter warns producers that pirated performances will be held responsible for damages and losses.
The Eleogtrig Theatre plans a vivid program with lectures and a focus on local arts. screenings and talks promise a vibrant night, inviting audiences to enjoy films and discussions.
The inspection cites a Brooklyn brewery under the Food Act for mislabeling beer. Regulation 18, section C requires proper origin and production details on the label. The article notes enforcement action by the inspector and references state or territorial labeling rules.
Wanted bids for a concrete earth dam project at Mr Rostaph's office First Mar Mund Bank. The committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. James Mack chairs committee.
In Kaunas on April 18 a figure named Pati Mexander Sasi claimed to possess the original Book of Mormon manuscript but later said the Ulah chuvel did not have it. He accused a temple authority of planning to take the manuscript for tension or ulterior purpose.
Ogden City invites sealed proposals for building a reinforced concrete arch bridge south of Ogden Canyon under specifications on file with the city engineer. Bids to be received by May 9 1908 at 8 oclock pm and publicly opened read aloud. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive informalities. A F Parker city engineer. First publication April 18 1908. Last publication May 11 1908.
An old portion of a book edition is valued at $4,500. The issue centers on whether the church should sell it or not.
Debtors of Dan Ragan, bankrupt, are instructed to contact Charlee A. Smerthwaite, Trustee, at Firat National Bank Building to discuss payment or related actions. The notice includes addresses and names for collection and legal proceedings.
A report details government action seizing beer under the Pure Food Law. The seizure involved an order issued by officials targeting a brewery operation amid allegations of mislabeling and improper production. The case cites regulatory compliance and potential penalties awaiting further adjudication.
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