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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented fashion note highlights footwear options for midsummer wear. It mentions Oxford shoes and refined styles, emphasizing comfort and shape retention. The piece suggests pairing with smart, polished outfits for a cool, composed look.
A chaotic Ogden page highlights ongoing events including a sheep show itinerary with notable figures like Mr. Thatcher and a forthcoming International Sheep Show, plus scattered house notices, court actions, and classified items. The report also notes transport connections via the Denver & Rio Grande lines and local business notices.
Real estate transfers and bankrupt sale notes appear amid a travel feature about EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon Short Line. The item mentions tickets, local offices, and an outing led by a forester, with references to Ogden City, Gliford, and Torghee National Forest publicized alongside travel and sale details.
Ogden society page lists guests and travel plans including Mrs Sands and Mr. Williams visiting from New York, Miss Bastia Jennings hosting at home, a Yellowstone trip for a bridal party, and several extended visits by locals and friends across Utah and beyond.
Reports from Asaoula describe extensive forest fires near the Gower t Aclene area with district 1 foresters tallying losses around 733000 dollars plus 126000 in additional damages. Fires continued spreading due to strong winds as crews transport pine and mile creek supplies to fight blazes and await arrests offer a 30 dollar reward for information.
A fragmented recall from a 19th century page describes Paric Strigkeh people in Butte with references to names, wagers, and a public event. The text mentions paths, a race, and uncertain statements about a plan or act, reflecting disorderly OCR from a local history item.
Reconstruction and new residences emerge near Lincoln Avenue and Twenty-ninth to Thirtieth streets as Tasela J. Julosinak builds a home, Earl C. Cortuz plans a Twenty-seventh Street residence, and the Lewis sanitary fountain is installed. The Mattson Block will be repainted and completed, with a brick building planned for hotel or store use costing about 86,000.
Fragmented parliamentary notes recount Senator Gore and others pressed on McMurray contracts and possible influence peddling. Witnesses describe private talks, hotel meetings, and committee scrutiny tied to the Indian service funding and attorney fees, with lingering questions about political leverage.
Damaged OCR text references a Senate inquiry into compacts and welfare in a vague New York setting. It mentions a vice president, Al Gore, and a senator’s remarks about personal interests. The fragmentary wording implies a broadened investigation with political pressure and potential resignations.
Judge Howell today ruled Huntsville must cover debts of the defunct city. The court directed taxes be levied on taxable property within the former municipal boundaries to pay up claims from Utah banks and others, including a $2,19.17 judgment and a $1,052.50 claim, with proceeds to the court and fees.
Federal courts examine the Kansas depository guaranty statute on constitutional grounds. The U S circuit court of appeals largely supports the law’s constitutionality, while a district court previously ruled it unconstitutional, sparking debate on its impact on national banks and state authorities.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Ogden rearguards and May date fragments. No coherent events, names, places, or actions clearly identifiable.
William Brown, described as a signaling to a man, was found guilty of burglary in the district court. Judge J. A. Howell will sentence him, with the likely punishment ranging from one to three years. The case, presented by Crown prosecutors, centered on an intruded Bullivan Street residence and involved testimony from witnesses.
Chief Forester Graves to lead a reconnaissance trip through southern Utah and northern Arizona, aided by Forester 18, A Blerman, and Ag Assistant Forester Limouhy Wort. The expedition aims to verify forest land status, coordinate with property owners, and assess agricultural lands within forest service jurisdiction. The party will travel overland from Ball Tanke to the Balbah country with pack animals, meeting the Paris Sente Commission member Herbart Paramus in New York.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a conspiracy and an attempt to defraud connected to a Telegenpy company and individuals with garbled names. It references a court or probe context and a rule about a wife not tortifying or agate ter his land, but details are unreadable.
Yesterday three youths caused a disturbance at the city park and fired shells. Police, including Chief Browning, questioned them at the station and warned of harsh action, but the youths volunteered to help fix the wrong and were allowed to leave after paying a fine.
A large number of Grand Trunk Railway workers were reinstated today under a settlement. The dispute involved labor action by freighters and harbor staff at Montreal. President Murdock reported the system shows progress as workers resume service following the strike.
A disputed 1901 case in Davin county ties two men to a Layton bank robbery. Details describe sentencing in Balt Hela and Ogden inquiries, with testimony on concealing evidence and ties to the murder of a local factor. Authorities name District Attorney Fred Laothorrow and Sheriff Ware.
A suspicious case in Ogden details Hayes being sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges tied to a plan involving Oklahoma transit and a Sangalo order. The defendant allegedly obtained 106 dollars from Dr R R by misrepresentation and later received 120.10 in cash before capture and return for trial.
County Commissioner John Bybee suffered head injuries when a car driven by a young man struck him on a Washington avenue. He remained unable to move his head and required care, with doctors noting initial progress and hopes for a full recovery over the coming days.
A cautious agreement has been reached between HAPS and Wright to determine the price and model details of a new aerospace propulsion unit. The arrangement aims to align production with anticipated European military demand and ensure controlled distribution of the Wright netoplany pulente.
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