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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
7
A garbled OCR page lists probate filings, estate notices, and public records. It mentions Margaret Tobson administration, Jacob Culler estate, a dreamland fight reproduction, registrar qualifications, estates and delays, and a rail accident note with scattered names and places, including Heat Dreamland and Lindquist's undertakers.
A chaotic Ogden scene features a local wedding at the Presbyterian church with J. Garver uniting Vida L. Gaghers and Floyd C. Dulay, followed by a move to Arlington rooms. Authorities announce the arrest of Percy U Olmstead for impersonating a U S naval recruiter, apprehended in Provo after a sting.
A fragment from a local column notes a planned lagoon route excursion with participants Jo Ball and Angie Tn. The piece references trains and fare details amid general travel chatter.
Alexander Midley of Portland represents New Cement Carypalty in Salt Lake City to file corporate papers with the secretary of state for a recapitalized Portland Cement company. Nibley of Portland discusses growth in Portland, its population, and regional prospects as the cement plant plans advance amid local development and transportation projects along the Wilmetta river and Harriman routes.
Fragmentary report indicates coal mines forced to close amid clashes among workers and unclear leadership. Names and places are garbled, with scattered references to unions, locations, and officials, leaving the central action as mine shutdowns and unrest.
The article notes significant uncertainty over coal storage at the Whey Wot and nearby Lake Lake facilities. Officials warn that continued wrangling and shipping delays could leave warehouses short of fuel for the coming winter, potentially triggering shortages and price spikes.
Percy Olmstead, accused of luring young Provo women with a Navy recruiting ruse, was arrested after a Washington ordered map arrest. Olmstead, who confessed to part of his scheme, faces immediate imprisonment. three Provo girls named Myrtle Margaret and Ann Dulay were involved.
Mayer wins his first open race at Saltwell College Town track, edging Willy Clarke in a close sprint finish. Henry Mayer of Germany led for four laps before Clarke challenged, with Hardy Downing and DeMara energizing the late battle.
Berlin reports telegraphic condolences sent to Count Zeppelin by prominent officials including Minister Von Ba thant Huttines after a constitutional session ended. Imperial secretary notes the event as part of mourning in the wake of the loss.
A garbled OCR fragment references estimates and budget for examinations and actions. It appears to mention planning and assigning tasks, with unclear names or dates. The readable elements focus on budget considerations and potential participation in demonstrations or procedures.
The Wright and Masterton families announce a Wednesday evening wedding at 8 o clock in the bridegroom's home. The ceremony will be conducted by John Edward Carver of the First Presbyterian Church with a decoratively festooned setting and a lighted lawn. The bride will be given in marriage by a relative and attended by Miss Rose Smithen of Gall Lake in a Swiss gown. After the ceremony, a modest reception and wedding supper will be held at Mrs. Mary Thagles's home, with Ogden friends expected to attend. The couple plan to reside at 904 Grane avenue after September 10, and have received many lavish presents. Excursion notices for Portland via Oregon Short Line are included, with dates August 8, 9, and 10 and prices listed.
General Manager Bancroft led an inspection of the new crossing works at the Bamberger Union Pact crossing. He oversaw yard and viaduct foundation work, noted levies, and reported readiness of the structure with officials praising the progress though some yard improvements require further legal review.
Foreview Aug 1. political matters paused as Willan J Bryan and Mea Bryan attended a wedding in Lincoln. The ceremony occurred at 10 o clock with guests including Artin C Bwezey and Miss Sink Kuntantas. The couple were chauffeured to the home of the groom’s parents for a reception.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an advertising page from a Michigan farmer issue. It mentions rain, an ad section, and advertising terms with scattered names and places such as Chicago and Mich. The text appears garbled but centers on advertising layouts and monetary references within a Michigan context.
A震 fragmentary report describes Dr Maurice Th lithe ardson and a blocked operation at Vanvard Medical school. It references a surgeon involved in a controversial case where a patient faced death and accusations regarding consent and the conduct of an operation. The piece notes warning about professional conduct and potential interference by witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a trial involving names and places but is largely garbled. Key entities appear, including a courtroom setting, dates, and locations, though specifics are unclear. The readable terms hint at a legal proceeding or public notice involving multiple individuals and a venue.
In Cache County a Utah court ruling affirms that William Poppleton’s will allows a polygamous marriage by Leah Perks to Crabbes Crabbes. The decision, made after decades of dispute, holds the phrase marry again to include a plural marriage, reflecting local practice among Mormons at the time.
A fragmented report describes a dramatic event linked to a capital area park and a firing incident. Witnesses discuss a wound and a gun, with references to a superintendent and authorities overseeing the investigation. The narrative moves through streets and landmarks, naming streets and locations as it traces the scene of the altercation.
Geo E Maule issues a formal rebuttal regarding the waterworks franchise dispute. The statement asserts the city cannot grant another franchise or sell waterworks to any party without city agreement and cites persistent violations by the rival party as grounds to halt proceedings.
A local report profiles Ogden youths finishing a school program under federal guidance. It lists graduates now in business, those employed in town, and others pursuing varied trades, highlighting ongoing community labor and postprogram employment paths.
Aneesh Tookwee faced a district court arraignment with Judge Murphy presiding as witnesses from the routine proceeding testified. The defendant was ordered held for further action, with bail set at $500, and the case forwarded to the district court for continued attention.
A garbled text discusses hair growth as a sign of general health and blood circulation. It cites Dr Matsure of Tokyo praising a chain of hair care products and notes a debate among physicians about hair health indicating systemic wellness. The passage references names and a speculative criterion linking hair and vitality.
Mrs Sage proposes sending four representatives to West Point and four Texas officials to study a preparatory school plan. The effort aims to secure funds and support for a new boys' school, with a focus on candidate selection for cadetships and eventual military training at the United States Military Academy. The plan seeks government backing and local fundraising to establish a preparatory program.
A blurred historical fragment portrays a traveling figure, Walter Wynkne, a Princaty professor and editor, debating politics and inventions with a narrator aboard a tramp ship near Philadelphia. The dialogue riffs on labor, bread, and mobilization, with a vivid scene of dirt flung and marching troops as a wartime spectacle.
A garbled passage discusses health and cooking in a fragmented voice. It references global harm and a distant ideal of humanity, mentioning a statue and Britain. A cautious reader notes a young woman and astronomy, though the text remains incoherent and unclear overall.
A garbled excerpt critiques surreal power and thinking, noting mortality limits and cognitive decline. It references a decay in reasoning and a lack of clear explanation for human frailty, mentioning poor health and brain function, with a quoted voice from Lonion Lanter.
The Board of Education invites competitive drawings for a new high school on a vacant lot at Monroe Avenue and Ath Boulevard. Submissions must include floor, front and other elevations, perspectives, and plans to show water, methods, and capacity for about eight hundred students. Building cost not to exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
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