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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
3
A crowded page notes Electric Like Home attractions at Dreamland on Wednesday night with second drawing at 9:30. See ads for travel, marriage licenses, and items from local merchants, including Druggist Carr's store and a poised Citizen scene.
Fragmentary OCR item lists garments and children's wear including white dresses aprons and embroidered items. Mentions trimaran value and specialty fabrics, with scattered product names and pricing hints.
Soldiers at Camp Brunet near Wyn and Aang Jo form a unit under General Morton. Thousands of souliens are noted in the camp with many aged, engaged in preliminary work and signaling tasks. The daily routine includes guard duty, detachment drills, and evening shows, while Colorado and Wyoming participants join exercises.
Hyrum Pingree reports a lengthy trip to Chicago Grand Rapids and New York Philadelphia markets. He says buyers found many new and attractive fabrics and prices were favorable. Pingree notes improvements in all lines and bright prospects for the future despite mills closing. Weather was pleasant on the eastern journey and he looks forward to returning home.
A Greek defendant Harry Solas faced a jury over a larceny charge from Cy L. Eves. After delays and jury deliberations, Solas was acquitted and discharged. The case involved a attempted flight and disputed ownership of stolen items, with the court noting evasive answers.
The Bamberger road continues toward Farmington Lagoon and Ogden with completion between Salt Lake and Ogden. Electrification planned next year and possible dual city shone at Beltlake City or Ogden. Special excursion rates and future railroad impacts noted along the route.
Article outlines creation of Artigles Corporation of Ogden Heights with capital stock of 10 000 to be divided into shares of 100. Directors include ALY Bigelow and G A Wherry with officers Ateiely president and D J Adams secretary treasurer. Plant aims to operate an eighty acre tract near Riverdale and Crest Short Ling area for fruit growing and packing, with operations starting this year and expected to hire 2 500 workers nationwide.
Real estate transfers list several deed actions recorded by County Recorder Wallace. Mary Whalen to Aman J. Lone for part of lot 20 in Cownehty 6. price 1359. Mary Garrod and Jusham to Cort andpceen for lot 12 block 4 in Southty Geann survey. price 2000. Tarelatt Greenwell to Sabiah Chast for block 20 Parkeriew alterations. price 24. Jamen Greenwell and wife to data vines for lots 99 and 4 in block 20 vkew addition. price 1.
A Smyth family car went over an eight foot embankment in Ogden Canyon near Hermitage at about 2 45 PM. Walter Smyth and James Plecce, with two youths Trinnits of Ogden, escaped with minor injuries after the machine toppled and wrecked its rods and tires.
Fred J. Kiesel promotes a Utah exhibit at Albuquerque NM for the upcoming Irrigation Congress, aiming to raise 280,000 through farmer and business pledges to fund the project. The plan includes state publicity and a levy repayable by next legislative session to back agricultural development efforts.
A large outing from Weber Stik to Lagoon is planned for Thursday with features from Upwierda Cormerty and Wehr Stalin. Organizers promise a major excursion drawing many convoys and a notable departure from Bam hergoy worming at READ aL mm. RubTn TSh to Lagoon at 10.80 pa ma.
The Salt Lake vision says the rail system handles freight through a new terminal point. In Illay, Neviekt, about 150 stone high curd of fat khoy arrived this afternoon en route to Chicago. workers moodily prepare for ongoing yard work and payroll in August.
The MH 1 GMMn Go imports Chillan variety harupat melons described as blood red with shallow roots. Melons are round and 10 to 14 finands in size with a thin rind. They fetch about $10 per ton more than other melons on San Francisco and Los Angeles markets and are highly sought along the coast. The Grit Co. expects first sweet potato shipments to arrive Wednesday.
Spokane marks the nineteenth anniversary of the great fire that nearly wiped the city from the map. The community observed with relief shipments to Fernie and distributed clothing bread milk and surgical supplies. Nurses volunteered to travel from Spokane if needed to aid the injured and displaced.
A brief obituary notes the death of Ben Allison at 1 45 P M today in Dubuque Iowa The notice records the time and location of passing with minimal additional detail for a local remembrance item.
A Henl Artiat praised a Hammerately staged New York debut noting low public art ahead of copying, and Mr Hamer echoed sharing the sentiment with Handel. He recalled how, when the curtain rises on a rosy scene, colleagues are told not to worry as the performance will benefit from the audience’s feel. Wart ads claim big results in the rag.
A child named Tommy writes a remorseful note to his teacher. He apologizes for mischief and mentions his mother’s feelings, the discipline, and the desire to avoid further trouble. He asks for understanding and vows better conduct, signing as a true friend and student.
A fragment describes an accidental early herring production in England by Guberman and Havine to dry matted herring. The unusual display attracted interest from a figure named Tha Ae, leading to an exhibition of these strange creatures that traveled the country. Want ads mention results.
At a Royal Literary Fund anniversary in London Rudyard Kipling warned of posthumous influence on publishing and law and medicine. He argued that eminent writers’ reputations linger, intensifying competition for living authors and prompting debates on the “dead hand” in professions.
In the aftermath the dighee fre washed up and Cian hides a ball in her basket of apples. The guests search for it and assume Ku drifted downstream. Cley tells her young man in the village. Two pence each for ciam, he sells to the water for sixpence Grand Megozino.
Destructive wildfires sweep through East Koolens and surrounding areas. A charred landscape trails nearly fifty miles along Canadian Pacific tracks with flames ten miles wide at points. Recovery begins as residents return home to scorched communities including Hosmer and Michel. Firefighters said the blaze is under control if winds do not rise, with hundreds displaced and lingering casualties feared in Fernie district.
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