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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
7
The article notes an upcoming musical event described as the mont artistic musicale of the season to be held at the tonal church tonight. It mentions preparations and a headline tone about a forthcoming program with likely local performers and audience interest.
Reports detail structural work on a municipal appearance project with posts and brickwork in progress. Articles cover estate guardianship petitions, a moving picture company incorporation in Ogden, railroad and transport discussions, and local business advertising deadlines for the Evening Standard.
I express heartfelt thanks for the consoling acts and kindness shown during my late bereavement in the loss of my beloved husband. Special gratitude to Ogden Circle 581, Women of the Womterats, United Association of Journeymen Plumbers Gas and Riveters Fitters and Steam Fitters Helpers. I trust others will receive the same sympathy under similar circumstances.
Helena's Tiermenmtatn Teacue defeated Occidental 149 to 0 amid cold conditions. Harmoth twisted his ankle stealing third as Langford overran a line drive in a tense seventh inning. Johnson relief and error hurt the Helena defense while Peterson and Theodorsen contributed. the Intermountain league standings remained strong for Salt Lake area teams.
In San Francisco on April 22 the defense pressed immunity as the trial of former Supervisor Gallagher continued. The witness described three meetings with Rudolph Epreckels at the Presidio, discussing a contract to avoid punishment and a supplementary contract allegedly given to former Supervisor Roxas. Gallagher claimed he never saw the contract and said Boston would testify.
The Supreme Court denied the city’s petition for rehearing in the case of Thomas Morris against the city and Hirch & Sona Construction Co. A prior verdict awarded Morris $250 against the city. the court affirmed the city’s liability while remanding Birth’s discharge for a new trial. The opinion, by Justice Frick, discusses the frost damage caused by trees cut along the improvement route, with the city denying responsibility for Hirch as an independent contractor.
Police court dealt with cases of drunkenness and disturbing the peace in Tleesme Alley. John Tegan pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received a small fine. A.J. Croper and J. Rots faced charges for alley disruption but were absent. $5 fines or forfeitures were declared. Terman faced drunkenness charges with $5 bail.
A fragmentary fable recalls Pavetty entering a doorway as Love dismisses his bow and arrow, takes the wheel and road, and declares a shift toward clever tricks to untie bonds, with a surreal inversion of traditional roles and outcomes.
Train service on Gould Road in central Nevada has been interrupted as the line from Bee to Hastie Mountain undergoes work for a Western Pacific extension toward Beowawe. The Southern Pacific confirms limited westward reach, with future service planned to begin to Beowawe as work completes and a grade crossing is replaced by an overpass.
General Superintendent Park and Wyoming division chief McKeown met with Union Pacific officials in Ogden to discuss improving track conditions and a potential motor car service from Ogden to Park City. They noted extensive work this year on ballast, widening ruts, and embankment upgrades to ensure safe Canyon travel and benefit both Ogden and Park City communities.
Seven divorce cases were heard in the district court with default requests granted or pending. Mary T Wilton, Annie Criteese Anton, and four others appeared with various outcomes noted and dates set for future action. Fields show names, actions, and April dates as the record outlines the proceedings.
Trinidad California April 9 James A Patten known as Wheat King and broker at the Hart ranch near Mercan Te, arrived with H W Adams and Clarence Colvin. He has not seen a newspaper since Tuesday, plans a future wheat coup, and spent time fishing at the Hartlett estate game preserve amid vast ranch irrigation and development.
A garbled list of Sunday service announcements mentions choirs and musical pieces including The White's Mine and The Keven Saringe Fever. Names and places are partially legible, referencing Salt Lake, various speakers, and a mix of religious and musical items.
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