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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

3

Random notices drift through Plano and Ogden items

Random stray items from Plano and Ogden papers appear. References to rewards for information on arson or vandalism near 24th and Mostve, names Heber Scowcroft and Elizabeth Welch emerge amid a tangle of odd notes. A baby passage and a modern Woodmen note finish the fragment.

Commer 24Th Heber Scowcroft Hest Cattte Teantler Ortin Wetch Elizabeth R Welch Ogden City Dunel Woodmen of America Bart Lake Bypeelal Acpet Baby

Local Southern Parish Death and Community Notices

Fragmented obituary and community update from Ogden area. Mentions a death Tuesday night and burial Friday, hospital report, family moves toward home near Peach Tree Place, plus assorted ads and public notices including vaccination and church events. References to railroad officials, mission groups, and local services.

Unclear Crime Report From Public Notice Fragment

An abbreviated police report notes a woman was arrested and taken to the station amid unclear circumstances. No charges are listed yet. The item mentions Wheelwright Court and High Court members visiting Utah University today.

Deld Wheelwright Court Berle Utah Univeralis

Closing Out Sale and Bankers Retire at Market Center

Local notices describe a closing out sale at Lewis Rae Market with a cash center and remarks on remaining stock before the first of the month. The Bashees will be closed at far as debt pest Cowles Shoe Market at 342 Wash Ave.

Lewis Rae Market Rail Peitie

Puzzling Gems in Town Display Draws Attention

A window display at 24/3 Waahloxin Ave shows fake diamond imitations presented as rare gems. The piece references Lucion diamons and Lucius of Paris, noting tests by U.S. authorities and a famous dealer Luchow Digroneda. The display at Richardway Grant's, The Creek People, 2419 Washington Ave, draws strong public interest.

Balen Lucion Lociow Lucius Paris France Washington

Accident kills Gus Travis on dining car quarrel

Assistant Superintendent Gildiebeck reports Gus Travis was shot during a dining car quarrel near Ogden. A brawl escalated as a cook attempted to quell the fight. a gun discharge killed Travis. Jury verdict discharged the cook and officer from custody as unconnected to the death. Travis’s body to Vancouver for onward care.

Gildiebeck Warriman Diaiog Rar Odeo Pocatello Rallensn Codt Thompan Travis Dlaer Thommen Utfe Ogden Pase Vancouver Trovbe Tia Trayle

Died Chas Harris Brother of A A Ulatria Ot Oeten

Died in Salt Lake Wednesday. The body was brought to Ogden. Funeral planned at Hiches chapel Saturday for Chas Harris. He was 54, born in Kentucky, lived in Ogden, survived by widow Mrs Ida N. and two brothers.

Chas. Harris A. A Ulatria Mra Ida N. Damien Ban Beothers Clarce Wi Dbeiden

Misprinted Examiner pages spark citywide paper error

A disrupted run at the Examiner press caused mispaging and a substitute page with ads to replace a section. The mix up left city subscribers without rural delivery news while rural routes got extra ads, triggering widespread complaints as calls flooded the paper.

Ruuminey Prearan

Better Car Service For the Glen Canyon Flot Spelegs

A brief dispatch notes a car service update for the Glen Canyon area with last departure or arrival around 12 o'clock at night. Details are fragmented but indicate a schedule change or late service adjustment.

Qerlen Canyon Moe

Bicycle theft case lands teen in court for 49 day sentence

A 22 year old man named Joe Thompson faced a police court for stealing a bicycle. Testimony showed he sought $2 to resell it while others chased and recovered the wheel. The judge warned more petty theft would send him to the penitentiary as he faced a 49 day term.

Doe Thompson Chargat Anastas Club Joseph Madleon Jacman & Grain Aner Atcht Reon Alvord Mert Coe Joe Ween Paige Matiz Desk Berges Critchlow Tetifed Ford Wien Hsitan Bous Themmpawn Tim aruEricanes

Clerks Wanted for Forestry Service Examination Notice

Sixty clerks are needed for the Forestry Service. Examination set for Salt Tale on June 16 with a special preparation course beginning Monday, May at the Smithsonian Thernese College. See Brot for particulars and intra.

Salt Tale Smithsonian Thernese College

Lieutenant Alan Campbell Weds Helen Bull

Tetenael Alan Campbell and Helen Bull wed in a formal ceremony. The couple, daughter of William J. Bull of Chicago, plan to sail May 5 on the Cel for England after their wedding in a Quines diocese ceremony. Campbell’s father is Patrick Campbell of Saint Ritchie, and a great uncle was Sir Colin Campbell, noted in the Sepoy period.

Tetenael Urquhart Patrik Campbell Patrick Campbell Helen Tull Willa J. Hutt Chicago Tinhon Eevtt Quines Atietatest Mfr Campbell New York Te Fatrick Catartell Saint Ritchenestat Colin Campbell Tiavkrow Inia

Fragmented Health Note on Patients Awakening After Long Sleep

The report describes Renon Qe and Abril Z2es waking after a prolonged rest of about one hundred hours. It notes they appeared healthy, with Nuria bvesty Ate lath and Mhyellana cited regarding their conditions. A nerve hyerenica collagen idea is mentioned in connection with care.

Mhyellana

Jockeys Go Through Weight Cutting Ahead of Opening Day

Jockey Moer under contract to Marr Stoves weighs 135 pounds and trains at the track as doctors prepare for weight reduction. Red Gauntlet ridden by Jack Jclter exits due to air danger. Accomplice de Co and other riders arrive to monitor workouts for opening day. TL Lester brings Breezaratold bay filly HamAR for a claim. list of entrants includes Charlie Doboretz and Kent acrtananivs with 94 pounds as a weight. Jockeys Fordelio and others reduce daily road work in pursuit of lighter rides.

Moer Ander Marr Stoves Qidrs Pourda Waa Throre Jack Jclter Sppucalion Dick Bedgett Devt Sons Koreca America Thom M. Lester Hamar Fun Toronto Hart

Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sickness and Death

SMe and pire, W. HL, Earnshaw widow to thank relatives and friends who showed sympathy and kindness during the sickness and death of their dear Wille Farnsbew. Many beautiful offerings are gratefully appreciated.

Pire W. HL Earnshaw Wille

Warehouses to be Razed and Yard Improvements Expanded

Plans call for razing several warehouses on Teenthoarih street area and enlarging leases. Representing parties of allroad anticipate a major deal to overhaul yard facilities, create a north freight depot, and add a refrigerator plant south of the viaduct. Officials expect resolution of questions and work to begin shortly with a May target.

Teenthoarih Street Kleael Rosle Brawernt Allroad Dlang Cue

Judge Rules On Assault Case Of Tamale Merchant

A court hearing addressed alleged assault involving Thomas A. Newlen known as a hot tamale merchant and his wife Marla. The judge admonished the couple to avoid violence, cautioned against striking a spouse, and urged calm, given 26 years of marriage and a volatile situation.

Battesy Thomas A. Newlen Marla Judes

Machinist Burned by Lead in Southern Pacific Shop

An employee at the Southern Pacific Ogden shop sustained serious burns to hands face and eyes from an explosion of molten lead while pouring into a receptacle for balancing heavy steel drive wheels. He was treated in the emergency room and is recovering with eye protection. The incident follows a similar shop explosion earlier this year and is blamed on moisture in the lead. Beltsler, 2476 Grant Ave.

Trestom Ogden Artoe Turee Beheverx Staster Shetland Tony Rbief Dara Therogh Buster

Eight Men Who Drank Too Much in Police Court

A morning session at the police court focused on drunkenness as several defendants pleaded guilty to intoxication and received fines. Notable cases included Thomas Cowlinshaw and his wife, while Frank Warren and others faced various charges tied to excessive drinking and disorderly conduct.

Lt. Wools Aredaya Charles Prieste F. A. Arnold Weory Spencer Thomas Cowlinshaw Hue Eter Sesson Frank Warren Frank Nce San Wanagrats Electric Alley

Piang Regital Promises One of the Most Payable Here

A program set for Ox den’s concert hall features a slate of pieces and performers including Anitra's Lover and In the Tisll of the Mie tala Ring. The event, announced by Lagello Maton at the Faeries Heart aradetue in Ryelookem, aims to showcase across a varied program. The Conservatory of Movie this year lends its support and attends.

Tee Lagello Maton Faeries Heart Ryeloekem Marnthy Anitra Vath Metwell Tirathran Mungarian Nance Vindlen Marine Hdetestrasm Hiply Mursercake Slag Malone Conservatory of

Revere Wind Impacts Iowa Regions

Part readable text notes wind effects in Iowa with references to weather, rain, and named locations. Mentions central and southern areas and impacts on farms. Includes fragmented phrases about wind strength and precipitation with unclear specifics.

Amputation Decision In River Worker Case

A left leg amputation is decided for Claude Stores after a severe injury from a fall near a viaduct. Doctors in Ogden and Salt Lake consult with surgeon Dr. Fisher and Dr. Hoberton to advise prompt surgery to save the patient’s life. The contractor Dundas and local supporters in Ogden are involved, with plans for the operation to proceed without delay.

de, Fidher Gatt Lake Omfes Thar Das Comets Pidcock Ampatatloy Claude T. Stores Tadly Injarel Claude Dundas Ogden Flabes Mtr Fisher Hoberton Balt Lake Moses Oxden Salt Lake

Beef Trade Figures Amid Market Quotation Rumor

The article notes disputed figures on beef sales, citing Swift Co as a key seller. It mentions large totals in the hundreds of millions and billions, with figures ranging from two to four hundred million and higher, and references a broader beef market context without a clear concluding total.

America Swift Co

Westerning Japan Barley Production Notes

The article discusses Japan's barley prospects amid wheat shortages and reflects on agricultural outputs. It notes the United States contributing about a third of global barley production and hints at shifting cereal dynamics between nations.

United States

President Taft Attends Baseball Game with Notables

Washington notes a crowded scene as President Taft and Vice President Sherman attend a game with figures like Representative Vreeland and former Senator Hemenway amid a report of a contentious local incident. The piece blends the public event with unrelated domestic stories and quotations from a woman claiming a long, troubled life.

Taft Sherman Vreeland Hemenway

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