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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1910

Page

3

Spring Shirt Waists and Lingerie Waists On Display

The new Spring waists are described as neat and attractive with fine embroidery including net and silk marquinetts in white and cream. Lingerie waists are priced around two dollars and silk waists about four dollars plus. A large showing of new Spring skirts in voile and axminster is noted.

Rail traveler Webb and Vandenditt party arrive from coast

Prominent railroad traveler Seward Webb and Vandenditt family members arrived from the coast this morning, continuing east aboard the Southern Pacific line with officials inspecting the private property of Webb. The party was greeted with courtesy as they traveled toward Ogden, with railway workers noting the ceremonial reception and honors for Webb and associates.

Ton Sewerd Webb Chalrome New York Vandenditt Paulie Aml Union Fueele Enearl Ws Wits Agverk Prominait Oflcints Dro Webb Ogden Grainawa Pace Haveimau Oman Len Ta Dimani

David Higgins Ly His Last Dollar

A fragmented OCR style piece mentions David Higgins and a lyric element about his last dollar. The text references various names and places in a garbled fashion, suggesting a music or theater context with potential performers, owners, and dates.

David Higgins

Pile Driver Operations On Cutoff Amid Turbulent War News

Pile driver work resumes at cutoff amid heavy reports from front lines. Observers note tense conditions as crews push critical tasks, while officials urge caution and continuity. Shipments and supplies face delays but efforts continue under tight security protocols.

HollMed by Ane engineers and road men obtain cut off

Fragmentary OCR text references engineers and road men near completion of a project with plans described as splendid. Mentions division and lake areas in unclear context. No clear event, date, or entities to verify.

Ane Gall Ie Jol

On Trial for Grand Larceny in Uli State Case

Proceedings proceed against Charter J. User for grand larceny fraud in September 1000 at the Mybernncin square. Witnesses KLM, Clay, and John Will Hind testified on the defendant’s alleged schemes with Dyer and others. A juror offered, and testimony described the chain of events leading to the charge.

Uli Charter J Lake Bua Caee Wim Onden KLM Will Hind Avis Deen Mleera Patyolman Dames Cromplin

Jury awards damages in a corporate case

A jury awarded damages to the plaintiff against the defendant in a civil suit over an employment incident. The verdict totaled 4500 dollars, with the plaintiff initially seeking 520,000 dollars in the action filed for injuries allegedly caused by an employee.

Lannery Manian Neve White Onmoniy

Orpheum Habit Promises Happiness Amid Turbulent Death

A column recounts the distress of a widow and the husband’s arrest in connection with her death. The article notes proposed psychiatric examination, mental distress, and a distressed family awaiting results. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR garble but reference to the Orpheum and a court response are present.

Hotel incident at La Kinstelery linked to rumored illness

Reports indicate a man named Mu Jue beon drinking heavily at the Hotel He. He failed to appear for a prior appointment and was reportedly taken to a hospital or onlive alalion with signs of illness. Authorities say he may be kept for observation a few days.

Gi. A Pettu Willa la Kinstelery Lueie

New Kay Company Articles of Incorporation

The capital stock is 100,900 dollars. W. O. Kay and W. Ways Kay are among incorporators with W. O. Kay holding ninety six percent of the stock. Officers named include W. O. Kay as president L. W. Kay as vice president and W. Dervett as secretary and treasurer. The company plans real estate investments in Utah and Salt Lake City with assets listed at 487,000 dollars and 500 iarenrutles. The terminal price of business is Oxden Utah.

Sweden Hue Real Am Rife Dem Genent Prin Cemmats Shin Ashiasy Totalinay Mie Rune Rie W. O. Kay Keay Bercett Kaye L. W. Kay Dervett Faumo Salt Lake Oxden Utah

Suit for damages against Bowwell & Company of Denver

A suit filed in Atstrick court seeks $400 damages from Bowwell & Company of Denver. The complainant alleges a contract for a shipment from Ogden to Shonundoal produced inferior goods described as decayed and damaged. He claims two promissory notes were unpaid and seeks damages for the alleged breach and loss.

Atstrick Bomewell & Company Denver Colo Ogden

Disease cured by suggestion and church movement claims

Fragmentary report cites Frege Cale hyn 22 and Ains Coomera of St Taike's Imani movement founder, urging treatment by suggestion at St Tate's hospital and San Francisco protests. The piece mentions alleged methods, hospitalization, and purported failures, with unclear specifics and names.

Frege Cale Hyn Pe A T Shields St. Taike’s Imani Ain Praadeen Te Ralscow Winrehs St Daiwos Wiylseapal Cosco Pate Hotta

Crazy Man Captured After Rampage in County

Documentation reports a disturbed man named Batten Vilano, about forty, terrorizing a city area, captured by sheriff’s deputies and held in the county jail. He is said to be under care at the county physician hospital and will be examined by immigration authorities for possible reporting changes.

Murntag Sfughy Durie Agislualon Bite Vthe Tie Wii Cvn America Ogden Prna

Becraft in HS New Garage Opens in West Side

Becraft Automobiles debuts a new, palatial garage on Grant Avenue at Twenty fourth Street. The former shop at the corner hosts a larger display area, full stock of cars, and expert repair services as the Becraft Automobile & Garage Company takes over the business, promising extensive service and Firestone tire supplies.

Autemeblic Ugainesh Ta Be Devratt Grant Ever Wu Lo Craft Fred J. Klose Qrans Liundle Maxwell Rea Mandavs BOM Brudehalay Cau Thane J. H. Becraft Seior Pachins Larser Il Trivs Espaci Avery Becraft Becraft Alitomphile & Garage Vonmany Grant Avenne Ig Sa Online Uist Garage Wurman

Sentrie Farmer’s Forecast Ends in Legal Dispute

A reader report describes a farmer who predicted a year and hour of a deal, spending funds for the project and leaving a sum of more than $6,000, with a remaining amount of $10 still in question as the legal situation unfolds.

Sentrie Farmer Bik Omly

Shingle Makers in Seattle Plan Output Cuts

Eleven roofing shingle manufacturers met in Seattle to discuss curbing plant output to halt price declines. The meeting aimed to stabilize prices after a period of low seaborne and inland competition.

Reitttia Wash Seattle Phil An Uistate Metuwera Tate Reght

Bristol City social scene dazzles with spring wedding gala

A Brigham City Bristol reception hosted by prominent families featured a lavish wedding celebration for a large guest list. Brides and grooms wore spring attire in white and purple as music, dancing, and toasts marked the festive event attended by hundreds including notable local and visiting figures. The evening showcased formalities, vows, and a grand ceremony with elaborate decorations and conversational highlights among attendees.

Ler His Money For A Monument

Ler His money for a monument appears in a garbled era note with mixed names and stray words. The readable parts reference a strange will and a beaver, with scattered proper nouns that may indicate people or places. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome to anchor a concise summary.

Wrights' Specials for Saturday Ad Offers Many Bargains

Advertisers promise a great array of bargains at Wrights' Store with second floor specials on ladies apparel and children’s stock. Featured items include lace window offerings, gingham fabrics, and a valued sale on latest suits with prices around $29.75, plus corsets, hats, and silverware.

Ana Ethoir Alanca Monta

Entertaining Mrs Shields Hosts Baptist Social Event

Mrs SHIELDS entertained at her Washington Avenue home with guests from the Baptist church yesterday afternoon. A later social hour followed as plans were made for the upcoming High School occasion. The Esbating Society prepared for the Hye Sine dance at the O H S auditorium with the High school orchestra rehearsing new and popular songs. Mrs Tracy, daughter of Dr and Mrs S Tracy, plans a three month trip to camps and points along the way visiting friends in Boise Nampa Portland and Seattle.

H.W. Shields Indies of the Baptist Washington Avenue MeNghitul Social Arte Agen Esbating Society A.B. Ata Ming Imo ‘Crocy Mr. Tracy Waallogton Avenue Lan No. 4 Campe Bote Nampa Portland

Vagrants in Police Court Hearings and Fines

In a police court session, defendants including William T. Mannan John Chats and others faced vagrancy charges after intoxication. The judge sentenced several to fines of 3 to 10, or terms of up to ten days in jail, urging beggary to cease and return to county work. Others pleaded guilty to vagrancy as well, citing attempts to find steady work.

Gwlly Thiever Amd Wowkars Annies Ryan George Lewis Jol Kelley Rank Hannon

Vagrancy Sentences and Bond Forfeitures Reported

Court records show Daisy itunn Flora Wilson and two others jailed for ten days after $10 fines for vagrancy. Clerk’s roll call misreads noted, with bonds for Cov Jagnessom and others forfeited when issues arose. Newey and Franklin Thorn pleaded guilty to petit larceny for a candy trap valued at $85, with fines set for future payment.

Daisy Itunn Flora Wilson Fitton Lund Cov Jagnessom Oren Newey Franklin Thon Jaih Shupe-Williamy Candy Company Arid Tath

One of the Pioneers Dies in Weber County

Alexander Ayown a pioneer of Weber County and son of Captain amen Brown died in his family home at 06 Scemat street after years of travel from Utah to California. Born in North Carolina, he moved to Ogden around 1843 with his family. Survived by three daughters and several children, funeral services set for Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Lynn ward meeting house with interment at City cemetery. The home is open for viewing Saturday evening and Sunday.

Alexander Ayown Weber County Amen Brown Ulonh Scemat Street North Carolina Ball Lake Oity Tuatke Huma Tan Ty Ogden Lynn Ward Mer Mary W. ‘Tuplin Ogdens Dames B- Brown Mduho Samuel L. Brow Dedun Ure Luis Mutehing Open Riley Brown Mraile Allen Qudon Brandehittren Rreaty Brandeutigren Lyne Moeline

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