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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
3
An inmate pled guilty to charges of beating a paramour in Electric Alley. The defendant received a near seven year term with hard labor after refusing the alternative of jail time. The court noted the victim’s injuries and the defendant’s prior conduct, while the motive cited was anger over a relationship. Further sentencing details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled notice promotes Thursday afternoon events with assortments of hat pins and coupons for sterling silver spoons. It invites ladies to spend a pleasant hour at the venue, promising good pictures and music.
The equalization board at City Hall, tomorrow at 2 PM, invites all parties with grievances about license grades to appear promptly. The board, empowered by law, will hear bids to adjust assessments and inform that they will not grant free licenses. failure to comply may result in an $80 fine if not resolved.
Parents witness school operations during a census awareness day at Weber Lab and Five Point schools. Superintendent G Queahs addresses teachers and parents about the parents world and the need to ensure every child is counted.
English double daisies listed under AQ with pricing notes per document. Item appears with vendor on Wtnl Street near Pacific, Neh Sux region. Sale details include quantity and display notes for florist distribution.
A wedding was held last evening with the bride and groom surrounded by family and friends. Witnesses included local officials and a number of department workers. the couple resides at 2934 Wall Avenue. Invitations announced a post-ceremony gathering at the Lake JAR home in Ores Hen. Police attended as part of the celebratory event.
Mrs Mausan and Mrs Aes host a ward party at Mrs Ninttsor’s home this afternoon. Portland visitor Mrs H C Matilibba plans three weeks in Ogden with Mrs Thomne Jenkins and other friends. Mrs Hedge promotes Tindlea work while Mine Nola family and Mr Stamey Johnson head to Gennd dnwedon for a family gathering.
An individual recounts years of severe pain and futile medical trials. After trying many doctors and remedies, they found relief using a controversial remedy regime, including several bottles of a turpentine solvent product and a proprietary treatment, leading to a dramatic disappearance of symptoms. The account also mentions a shift in faith and ongoing cautious optimism about long term health.
City ordinances split Ogden into garbage districts with exclusive collectors. District No. 3 headed by Van Komen will haul all refuse weekly in summer and biweekly in winter, charging per load, with penalties for missed duties. Residents may not hire others, and yards must be kept clean with metal receptacles provided.
In Ogden a mass meeting of cemetery lot owners formed to discuss perpetual care and maintenance of the city cemetery. A five member committee was named to study organization options and legal needs, aiming to secure funding and arrange ongoing care under city aid.
The family expresses sincere gratitude for kindness shown during the death of their husband and father Win Blak Yu. Special thanks to Mise Bart lett, Mr. bauifters and Mlay Widdie for music to Mr. Carver for comfort words. Appreciation to the Odd Pellawa lodge for support and to all who contributed offerings. May time of life return such kindness to them.
A new three story structure with ground floor shops and upper apartments is planned on Twenty-First Street near the Ward, replacing an old frame building being demolished. The project covers about fifty by one hundred feet and costs around $10,000 with modern finishes. Other local construction includes a $1,500 residence on Quincy Avenue, a $2,000 home on Parker Street, and several additions on River A nde Road and Stone Road as part of neighborhood modernization.
Walter Weber of Bransville reports recovery from contagious blood poison using S S S. The ad extols the blood purifier as the only cure, claims mercury and potash fail, and promises a free home treatment book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. It emphasizes full-body symptoms from head to foot and urges readers to purify the blood.
An aged OCR fragment notes a Woodmen of the World gathering for juveniles and a ceremony evening. Mentions Api Sachs, a tie, a stone, and references to individuals and local details in unclear context.
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