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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
8
An ad style notice touts a furnishing shop selection for spring including items like gloves hosiery and undergarments. It promises a full range from head to toe and emphasizes stylish, polite attire and complete outfits.
Readable fragments show a busy Ogden scene with city notices, estate appraisals, court items, railway updates, and social reports. Mentions include Horace W. Kinsler of Nevada, Ball Lathe trips, and local business ads. varied items reflect a midweek page of classifieds, public notices, and community events.
Plant nursery brief advertises assorted flowers including daisies and pansies for sale at 25 cents per dozen. Mentions Mrs J M Ford at Wand Street and Pacithe Nell 242 X.
In Mienwood Springs Colorado on April 24 James Edwards and John Wilson were found guilty of robbery. The jury verdict followed testimony from witnesses and forensic evidence presented by the local prosecutor.
The line from Ogden North to Durley is approved as part of the South Pacific system. It will shorten travel to Durley and connect with a double track from Michigan to Will, with Burley as a main hub. Oregon Short Line extensions from Moreland to Aberdeen progress, slated to near completion within days, aiming for 30 to 40 days for track completion and rapid rest of remaining work.
State officials, led by J.R. Brown and Hely Griffis, condemned tomatoes and strawberries sold in Ogden markets after J. Johnson’s inspection found unsafe fruit. Authorities traced shipments to a firm distributing poor fruit, with three shipper cages of produce seized and wasted to protect the public, while city officers intensified monitoring and demanded restock from compliant sellers.
Fragments describe a young man’s sudden death during a Marmary event. Readable names appear garbled but imply involvement of local figures and a hospital or medical response. The exact causes and sequence are unclear from the damaged OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR real estate transfers text shows scattered phrases including names and locations such as EMRE Graete and WOON as well as references to transactions. The readable portions hint at property changes but lack coherent details, dates, or full names to form a complete transfer summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Chavis and Huldphrig with references to a company stake or loan. Mentions range from estimates around 1500 dollars to a contract or consideration, but the garbled sequence lacks full sentences or clear events.
In the morning session of the municipal court, the case centered on drinking sprees and drunkenness. Present were Helekson, John Ape Wordun, Pal Mogan, Mike O'Rontell, and Oyry Oscar, all pled guilty with jail terms set at two days or more. Mace and William Gravis, charged with defiance of order, pleaded not guilty and the trial was scheduled for tomorrow morning.
A charge of forgery and attempted deception was heard in the district court as Murphy testified. The defendant, believed to be in custody since January, faced a jury over alleged use of forged checks and related counts. the judge noted insufficient evidence to bind the accused over for trial.
A fragmented OCR recounts a theater row and conflicting statements around a show at the Orpheum, noting a winner this week. The text mentions names and partial dialogue, with references to requests and professional relations amid a chaotic frame page narrative.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Roosevelt, voter timing, and loan topics. Details are garbled but imply discussion of a president and electoral issues with references to timing and potential measures.
Notice announces sale of a white horse and a bay mare by public auction to the highest cash bidder. The sale occurs on the 110th day of March at the residence of Parr Woah Prewitt Mandar. The items include a white horse about four hands high with red jewelry and a bay mare with a left shoulder mark. The sale follows a claim or lien dated August 18, 1940.
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