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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
3
A garbled storefront notice promotes warm weather lingerie and sleepwear. It advertises Swiss walkie at 95 cents and baby linen items with fashion details and prices, highlighting dainty fine undergarments and Butterhy Fackets in two styles with full skirts and pare linen, priced around ten dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Tomi Jan Feonewalt & Sons Company and a wheeled press line. Mentions Wleciric Mean and a depot with a price of 716. The text is garbled but points to a local business, a railroad depot, and manufacturing equipment.
Fragmented OCR shows a midwestern era newspaper page with ad blurbs for "Lord for a Day Great Burlesque on American toadylom Electric all week." It mentions a Monday April something event with Mrs Clara Wright on unl detavaon avenue and various quirky notices about dances, groceries, and local performances.
A jumbled OCR page shows legal notices, property sales, a contract suit demanding 60025 dollars, marriage licenses, and classified items. The fragments mention wallets lost with gold and certificates, a Shetland pony for seed potato buyers, and a furniture sale at 730 Mth Bt with coal, plus real estate and court proceedings in Ogden.
OCR text shows blisters and a visit to a mountain area with county recovery personnel. Bly battles MAW Life and Weber Stake Band under Teotevant Nichols at Wa hrui Academy. A missing baby story references a child found and taken to the police station for identification. California travel notes mention a driver returning from Lang Negek and Son binges with health during the whaler monthe.
A local event announces a free schooling day for girls at Wrights-a-thousand. The program includes stumped lollies for entertainment and a training session by expert instructor Mik How ting. Children should bring heads and gig gloves. the event runs Saturday from 11:20 o'clock, with free taps and a tree for distribution.
The notice records multiple real estate transfers in Weber and surrounding counties. Entries include Humphels to Voorhir part of lot 1 block 10 South Ogden. Hoterion and wits to Puraton part northwest quarter section 14 township 6 range 1. Moore to Jnete nom part of northwest quarter section 83 township 7 range 7. Bolwell et al to Wis 7 to 78 inclusive. Mollils to Sule quit claim to Tak7 aer. Also mentions Wilkow Canal and various canal and irrigation property transfers with nominal considerations, sometimes one dollar, across several parcels and parties.
Covent Garden opens its season with La Traviata under Louidon. American importers and English audience familiar names join the cast as German festival performances begin May 1. Box holders include Morgan and Palmer. season features include new English tenor Sigmarah and a revived mix of productions across the Aldwych and Prive of Wales venues.
From Salt Lake City comes word that Mrs Joseph Peery died early today in Ogden. She had long suffered heart and kidney disease, endured surgery, and spent years in ill health before moving to Salt Lake to be with family. Funeral plans set for Wednesday in Salt Lake City, with burial in Ogden. Survived by husband Joseph S Peery and her Hoge and related families. Her death ends a life devoted to charity and service with the Ladies Ail Society.
In a morning court session Judge Murphy presided over drunkenness and vagrancy cases. Several defendants received fines or short jail terms while witnesses described disturbances tied to a neighbor dispute and alleged threats to move neighbors from the area.
Aggressive railroad and city improvements begin at Ogden and nearby sites. Workers relocate crossing work on Twenty Fourth Street as Harriman era plans unfold, with heavy piers, abutments, and drainage systems advancing. A railroad supervisor and officials pledge continuation for two years, employing hundreds as Steel and concrete structures rise. A serious freight incident injures a Pacific Express messenger. crews push ahead despite weather and logistical challenges.
Weber County commissioners name a deputy sheriff and convene with the county attorney Harris and County Physician Gordon. The meeting reviews a petition by Albert W Agoe and others seeking a TaTa open surgery and calls for action on land routes and highway rights of way, with county surveyor Craven presenting maps and authorities.
A hazy report describes discussions on sugar factory plans at Fort Belknap and reservations in Montana. It notes government roles, land acres, and efforts by officials and inspectors, with references to tribal interests and potential crop development amid policy questions.
A gnociat feature at the dove Dante ing Academy scheduled for Tuesday in April 2001 features a Washington wale dance. About ten attendees are expected as part of the event with plans for an indoor gathering and social program.
Frost swept across Castle Valley and southern Montana, nearly destroying Castle Valley fruit while Salt Lake County reports little damage. Apple trees were in full bloom and pears and peaches showed severe effects. The frost affected various valleys and left fruit groves in shock with limited casualties. County Inspector John P. Johnson noted minimal harm in Salt Lake, while other districts faced heavy losses in apples and stone fruit.
A chaotic scene near Twentyney Street and Grant Avenue led to a clash over a girl. Witnesses describe a buggy ride, a confrontation with officers, and a pursuit that ended with a rescue as a crowd dispersed.
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