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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
3
A shop promotes a broad range of shirtwaists and blouses for ladies with affordable prices. The note highlights new spring styles and a fresh inventory, urging customers to visit and shop early for best selection and value.
The fragment lists various lingerie styles and names with unclear phrasing and pricing. Mentions Swiss waists, lighting, and a Butterfly model. Several garbled phrases make precise details hard to extract or verify.
Rev. Dr. Ruger, formerly of Chicago Episcopal Cathedral, entered the Catholic Church. He was formally received by Father Vherg at the novitiate house in Florigsant, near St. Louis, on Sunday.
Fragmentary 19th century text references a court case involving Ogden and Northwearerh Railway, a Homer citation, a dance event with Amal Gamated Sheet Metal Workers, local business notices, and election fragments. Jemmy trial notes and social engagements appear amid garbled details and unclear dates.
A homeowner outlines a plan to paper rooms with a new wall covering. The note emphasizes a tidy finish and a complete, private look for the rooms. Keywords suggest a home improvement project and a decisive choice for interior decor.
The report mentions expansion in the survey department for busipers with J ML Lente charged to handle needs, promising prompt action after notification from the office. It notes improvements including cement sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and sewers, with budgets ranging from $000 to $8,000 and many farmers involved.
A fragmented report covers railroad plans at Ogden, town improvements, and job postings, with mentions of the Union Pacific division, new housing and tunnels. It notes investigations, weather impacts, social events, local sales, a wedding, and various notices from Ward’s, Electric Theatre, and local businesses.
Report describes the electric car journey by Mr Babcock from Ogden to Salt Lake City and back. It notes the car’s performance, power use, and planned expansion of supply car service with the Oregon Short Line and Utah Light & Railway offices.
The article notes expected wage increases across several departments under the Harriman management during April. It mentions adjustments in labor and the Salt Lake division inspection by Superintendent Monson, who will be near the western area through Sunday. Aiiuthor Hess of the Harriman lines plans a weeklong business trip, with trains added to accommodate excursionists heading to San Francisco for the large patriotic event.
A chaotic police court session opened with multiple parties failing to appear or report on time. Cases included Mrs Worle cleared of a maintenance charge after a quarrel incident at 2419 Grant Avenue and Robert Major facing assault and battery allegations. Continuous delays followed as defendants sought continuances and counsel.
A damaged OCR item reports plans for freight movement on the Oregon Short Line under new supervision. It notes foremen numbers and supply loads across the Harriman roads, mentioning Adrouar Iskuyl as acting general superintendent and a May 1 readiness date for material and Hawata section favors.
The viaduct work will commence next Monday May 1 as officials plan to resume activity after delays caused by missing authorization. City leaders expect the general manager’s approval to formalize the schedule within days and workers from the Southern London Stone labor group will report to Wis city for a May 1 start.
A fragmentary note honors Captain Richmand Po Hobson, hailed as a pioneer whose name anchors a colonial era belief in western exploration, with echoes of maritime daring and a tribute to a sea captain who shaped regional memory.
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