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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
8
An old classified-style ad advertises metal weather stripping products from a Salt Lake City Utah supplier. The snippet includes a brand name and a phone contact, with minimal readable context about the product or pricing.
Fragmentary notices describe an excursion to Lagoon with Woodmen participants and a promotional trip via Oregon routes. Other items mention ticket sales, a civil court case, relocation of a medical office, a police incident, and various travel promotions to New York, Boston, and northern routes with dates and travel agents.
The report describes a guaranty against loss tied to a railroad project in Cedar City. Investors are promised refunds and dividends if the line connects with the Salt Lake Route, with a trust company handling the funds and an equity stake in the venture.
Clay and Woods appeared in police court on July 27 for assault with a deadly weapon. Bond set at 600 dollars for Clay and 500 for Woods, with preliminary hearings to follow. Prosecution alleges Clay confronted restaurant keeper Clarence Leive with a revolver and threatened harm, while Woods is accused of assault with a large weapon, both facing pending proceedings and speedy hearings as ordered by the court.
The Ogden board of education has set September 6 as the opening day for schools. Preparations are underway with interior repairs and storage bins installed. supplies are being stocked at reduced prices. A pottery meeting is planned for the Saturday before opening, and teachers are to attend. The board intends to award new scholarships and fill remaining free scholarships.
A garbled dispatch mentions two women leading events and names several places and figures in a chaotic report. The scrambled text references Barentin, Scranton, Philadelphia, and various dates, with unclear connections to leadership roles or outcomes. The result is a jumbled summary of seemingly political or industrial notes without coherent narrative or verifiable details.
An official telegram from Idaho describes a large forest fire near Cottonwood Canyon in the Worastish forest near Salt Lake City. Forester Bermat says thirty men are needed to man the line and control efforts will continue with advice awaited from Wotsen. The fire is believed started by a camper whose campfire was left burning. Forest officers will pursue the camper and press charges if possible.
Fragmented report details Senate leader Crane, Attorney General Ballinger, and President Taft amid rumors of resignation pressure and strategy shifts. Minneapolis and Beverly are referenced with high political tension as officials debate Westward mission and the coming congressional campaign.
The readable portions reference an army matter and a combat committee. Details are unclear due to extensive typos and missing context, but the text mentions an amputation and alleged actions linked to wartime conduct without cohesive narrative.
A factory accident at Storpleck injured workers during roof work. One man, Holmes, suffered a severely sprained ankle and other bruises while another, Pelion, was hurt but not transported. J W Jonas supervised the work crew when the collapse occurred. The injured man’s condition was described as serious but expected to improve over days.
Government judging totals here. Tomorrow begins the investigation into charges connected with Ben Gore. Witnesses expected include Genstar Gore Ri McMurray and Creager. Creeks attorney M L Moll started Muskogee town lot cases with Roosevelt contract terms.
A young girl was hit by an automobile at a corner on Twenty Second Street. She sustained serious injuries and was taken home where she remains under physician care. An officer warned that further action would follow.
The Kansas state primaries produced a crowded field with multiple candidates vying for congressional seats. Incumbents faced strong challenges as insurgent groups and party factions mobilized, with turnout varying across counties and key figures like Scott and Mihir drawing attention for future offices. Local observers noted fragmented support and shifting allegiances amid a volatile political landscape.
An advertisement promises a free division alarm clock to any person who prepaid six months of the Evening Standard. Alternatively a one dollar payment grants a six month subscription and a water clock option, with the clock cost offset by the sixth month’s subscription if already paid.
The notice records the marriage of Arn H. Rothstengel and Lovlan Leipsiger with a quiet ceremony at a Congregational church and lists subsequent travels by Norman Morea and other family members. It mentions Carrie Riddler and George Craig among attendees and notes plans for the couple’s home later, plus Manse activities and a long list of names with travels to Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and the Yellowstone region.
Layton officials M Whiteshed and M Me examine site for a new power plant planned near Riverano. They report water supply from the canal will enable cement work and anticipate selling about half a million dollars in bonds to fund the project. The venture aims to deliver hydroelectric capacity along the river corridor.
Warren McDonald, Pals Apnsan and Andrew Nelson charged with chastity violations. Hichardy convicted of indecent conduct and fined or jailed. Joseph Otte pleads guilty to indecent conduct. penalty set at fifty dollars and thirty days in jail. Otte, a prominent local figure and former Agricnlinred College Dramatic member, had been active in civic and school circles. The article notes concerns about his alleged attack on a girl and his prior public stature.
A Colorado miners’ union convention adjourns with delegates to plan the 1917 American Federation of Labor gathering. Details mention colored miners, labor leaders, and tentative actions toward unity while addressing internal disputes and upcoming leadership selections.
A rural blaze damaged a barn on the Jaties 4 farm and surrounding hay, wagons, and gear. The barn valued at 400,908 and insured for 200 was destroyed along with multiple hay bales and equipment. One person reportedly died from injuries sustained when the fire caused a truck or wagon to overturn during the incident.
Fragmented OCR describes a planned bomb throwing test at a garden site with mentions of Alan Ryan son of Thomas Ryan and a group of military officers. It references a pilot program, testing near Helmondport and connections to an international air contest.
The American Osteopaths hold a convention as leaders including Dr W. I Sisson of Oakland and Dr J G... prepare addresses. Dr B C Jer of Minneapolis and Dr R... Holles of Denver are among surgeons listed, with others like D B Tasker and J W Forbes named as speakers. The event features a morning session and discusses regional medical advances and osteopathy practice.
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