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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
3
A garbled local page lists varied items from storage and business listings to social events and court notices. It mentions John Scowcroft & Sons, grocery ads, dancing at Utah Huts, and legal proceedings regarding estate administration, all in a fragmented, unclear OCR text.
A crowded Ogden page lists a Sylvan Park dance, marriage licenses, and local sales plus a Pay Train Robbery ad and a theater matinee for children. It notes a high school party, a charity ball by Martha Society, and various local shop promotions alongside police news and a saloon incident.
In a swift Diutrint court session Judge Howell granted three divorces in under half an hour. Cases included Lawyn A Hoffmatater vs HH Hofmainler, custody and desertion claims, Guy Staphena vs Mary A Stephens, and Pearl Loveland vs Oliver G Loveland. The Loveland decree orders $10 monthly child support.
In April 24 events at Alfaie camp near Manporar Nicholas, Lieutenant General Litevitch of the Oret Meneharlian ary died after a period of heart trouble. He briefly improved after a prior failure, then worsened. An operation was attempted yesterday but his condition deteriorated and he passed away.
A puzzling incident last night centers on Brio and April M-Dernard in a case involving alleged poisoning. Nagel, president of Ponmuylania Boiler Works, and a hywltiomt analyst were connected to the events as authorities investigate a suspicious candy delivery.
E A Munsey refuses to pay a $60 fine after a charge of selling tobacco to minors. He appeals to Mayor Brewer seeking clemency. Witnesses testified Munsey sold cigarettes to a boy at his Twenty Fifth Street shop, while the defense argues the law is flimsy and unfair to dealers. The case centers on whether a vendor may sell to youths and the legality of the regulations.
In a police court hearing, E A Ashcraft was declared not guilty after state attorney Harris stated evidence was not strong. Judge Murphy ordered dismissal as Ashcraft’s wife wept, approaching him and kissing his hand amid the quiet courtroom.
Lurtúe Qone, noted explorer and founder of the American Press Association, died yesterday near this town in Nevada. The report records his passing at his Tarin residence as authorities note his lifelong work in journalism and publishing.
Report from Monteray California describes General Auguger Bancroft returning home after a stay. San Nelle residents prepare an elaborate program to entertain the fleet amid maneuvers. Hewitt’s health improves and he may rejoin the fleet. City officials anticipate rapid work resumption on Ty building with plans for a busy period next week.
Rudolph Kuchler was struck on the head by Strander in Ogden Canyon. The incident involved Jonny Downly Sherri Buyland Ute and others. Kuchler received stitches after being attacked and suffered a concussion. Police say the alleged assailant, Je ty Mlely, will appear in court Saturday morning.
Salt Lala reports arrest of H. G. Carey by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sharp with Chinese involvement. The suspect, tied to a jewelry theft valued at $200 to $300 from the St Albans lodging room of D. Parks, proprietors, occurred on West Second South Street. The accused held only one day in custody.
A large powder explosion attempt was thwarted when three sticks of giant dynamite were found in the rear of Williams livery stable by manager Walter Williams. The finder noted the powder lay near the wagon wheel area and would have caused massive damage to horses and property if triggered. Williams reported the discovery to police. investigators believe the device was placed overnight by an unknown assailant driven by impulse or revenge.
Superintendent Maney returns from Wen-Vatoading and reloading Gould Ralls. Widespread transfer work moves 80,000 tons of heavy steel nails from Ti Yarho to Southern Pacific. Five new cars for Wells Fargo expected under Pacific Express. motor coachs and rail operations adjusted to boost passenger traffic through Ogden and nearby lines.
Superintendent Whitney arrives in Ogden with Division Engineer Walt Latr. The plan calls a $535 contract and new exhibition hall, fences, cattle, sheep, and swine pavilions to be erected. The enlarged grandstand will seat 1500, boosting baseball fans’ comfort while grounds may be leased for limited purposes. Holnty reportedly no longer attends.
The Igler Mowntato Pair prepare for a July brig. Directors name Nevis Box Elder Morgan and Webar counties as the official tour. Next year the tour may move to Davis or Box Elder. A contract is set for a new planter stand and forty box stalls erected by contractors Bradison and Bradley.
A 75 year old man and his wife, their daughter, and the daughter’s husband were cremated when a Conlerville home burned. The husband escaped, later returning to rescue others but the blaze collapsed the house and likely fatally burned him.
An article argues that wheat foods must be extensively heated to digest starch. It claims steam cooking, curing, and baking waste hours, while Maple Flake claims complete digestibility. The piece asserts only Maple Flake fully digests wheat, contrasting with traditional bread.
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