03 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
1
A chaotic OCR summary describes the Four State Fair horse and cattle show with prize structures by age groups, premium payments, and medals from associations. It notes Dunn’s push to attract exhibitors and ensure full cash premiums, while urging breeders to participate to boost overall attendance and competition at the inter-state event.
In Ogden a call seeks a lost heir connected to a probate property. The note names Winer Flynn of Grand Forks, North Dakota, and describes Davis as having traveled from the city and Salt Lake City on or about the first, with port cards in hand. Police Chief Browning asks for any information aiding the search.
A large exhibition marks the International Bhoop allow con ducted with the Fours Stila tair at Ogden Utah from September 28. A vast sale of over 30,100 thoroughbred sheep is planned, promising the greatest display yet.
Dr and Mrs Carl Snodgrass and Ms Wy completed a 2700 mile automotive journey from Moberly to Ogden, a rare weeklong pleasure trip along Interstate 40. They faced many hazards, fierce weather, and a near-miss with the toll of time, yet reached their destination. The tale frames endurance, travel grit, and family resolve.
Notice is given that bids will be received and opened on August 20 1910 at 2 00 p m for furnishing 800 000 pounds of material including nuts and tin in Salt Lake City Utah. The contract spans one year, with delivery to the War Department’s facilities. Moran Hox TBR Salt Lake City tab area reserves the right to reject any bid and adjust terms.
The funeral for Antonio Borer, daughter of My and Mrs. Gobo Iireny, was held yesterday afternoon at Ogden City cemetery. Speakers included J. W. Pilyc, George W. Larkin, and Tishoy Snehsn, with renditions of Nearer My God to Thee and Oh My dathes Asolo, as many mourners from the Intermont area attended the service.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lily circle No 171 and B W Mekers with phrases like firotshed to mentions and Bring insk. The readable items point to a mis-scanned note or internal circle communication with no clear event or dates.
Ann a Zetterland, a widowed immigrant from Italy who settled in New York, died last evening after a long illness. Her husband, two children, and extended family are noted in local notices. The funeral plans and gather at the family residence will be announced by the parish.
Notice invites members of the Veteran Plep Ion and volunteers from Five Points to an outing on Thursday August 4 at the Hermitage. All are invited to attend.
The funeral for Ajig Marshall Maycock wife of John Maycock and daughter of the late John Marshall of Pleasant View will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the Fleagant View meeting house. The body will lie in state at the Pleasant View residence from 10 AM to 1 PM. Interment follows at North Ogden Cemetery. Survived by husband John Maycock and siblings Joseph Marshall William Marshall Mrs James Mastuck Mrs J Bullgeher J Mereball Mrs Hamlet Berritt among others in Ogden and North Ogden areas.
A chaotic court report details Hadi fain and associates charged in a large AIG swindle case. Police say the group posed as legitimate brokers to defraud manufacturers and local businesses, with the investigation centering on schemes from 1025 South Seste and linked individuals in Glemera and Why rad naigh Hurtig. Court actions are ongoing as prosecutors seek to recover funds and prosecute the defendants.
Holley traced Hendrickson as a fraudster using his name to supply Nelson & Hicks, a Salt Lake produce firm, with stock. He delivered goods personally, sent express notices, and phoned customers to learn when checks would arrive, then dispatched a messenger to collect payment. Police followed a messenger to North State street, captured Hendrickson when the check was delivered, and jailed him. A notebook tied him to B. S. Bisman, a produce dealer, suggesting federal inquiries. Investigations continue into the scheme and related claims.
Hackensack New Jersey August 3. The entire police force of Cittenburg except the chief has walked out over Sunday duty pay. The eight member department demands compensation. Mayor Kipper refuses and warns of suspensions and hiring substitutes if officers fail to report for duty.
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