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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports Sonoma Girl triumphing at Detroit amid a close finish and multiple placers on the day. Details are garbled with numerous names and results partially readable, noting margins and placements in the concluding stages.
At Saratoga Ang, Te Uronn, Shantidy led early but Siti ines Cusly rode Mubam Renier to victory. Fights for place ran down the stretch with Ocean-bound and Follla Levy also in contention as the field broke, and Nightfall among notable finishes. Market and Our Tarmahe posted lengths back with several others in the photo finish crowd.
In Wellington, John Jones appeared with attorney Warner and faced a murder charge linked to a split with his wife and Mrs. Sheppard. The hearing was continued to allow defense witnesses and evidence, with Jones bound over for trial as law requires. Jurisdictional magistrate Whitaker and district attorney Alexander noted delays due to unpreparedness and personal obligations.
A woman identified as Taisy Jane of 598 West Second Street was arrested Friday after investigation by Dr. He B Kirtley and is being held in jail. Deputy Sheriff Wek Haitingtoy made the arrest following a county physician’s report on the case. The investigation traced the events to Argua and referenced local officials and residents in the proceedings.
Divorces granted by Judge Morse include Lydia Obbutt from George CG, and Myrtle Lodibouresy granted a divorce from John 8B. Final decrees list alimony figures and child study notes. Obituaries note Alberta Busha of Thuddeep Bushs and William Armstrong of Milford, Utah, age 64, with life details and Civil War service. The article mixes multiple cases and biographical items with dated references and local names.
City council passes a motorcyclist tax ordinance setting a yearly rate of 3.28 dollars including plate costs, with five months at reduced 1.50 dollars and 125 dollars for plate-related fees. Owners who delay payment face court costs and enforcement steps.
In Oty Wyoming a Utah guard unit faces limited wireless use during the night maneuver program. Signal corps plan to monitor stations as infantry battalions maneuver on the grounds while engineers coordinate the exercise. Hospital date remains pending and a quiet approach is expected.
Weak OCR fragment reports discovery of human bones buried under roots near a large tree at a street corner. Dagger fragment found nearby and authorities examined the site noting decayed bone condition and uncertain dating. No clear identities or ages confirmed in the readable text.
Treasury records show funds from state land board disbursements including school aid and public works costs. Collections cover land sales, taxes, interest, and fees with allocations to education and local services.
The Interior Department announces 3570 acres of unappropriated public land in Utah Idaho and neighboring counties will be offered for homestead entry under President orders. Subdividing from three forests the lands will be opened October 29 with final entry on November 21 1910. The tract lies in Box Elder Bannock Bear River and adjacent counties and is largely unappropriated and scattered.
Salt Lake City August meeting of the board of pardons will hear requests for clemency from several inmates. Among those seeking mercy are Harry Thorne for slaying Gudrge Waegell, Job Tutty for burglary, and Lorenzo Montgomery for robbery, with others including forgery and fraud cases.
Lorin W. Williams, 24, of North Ogden, drowned while attempting to rescue a horse in the Ogden River after the animal bolted into the water. Williams swam toward shore weighted by heavy boots, sank before reaching the bank, and the body was recovered six miles downstream. He is survived by his father and sister in North Ogden.
Wallace R White laid to rest in a solemn service conducted by Ter RQ McNiece. The funeral featured blessing by Mr Fourhed and a procession from the chapel to the Olivet cemetery. Interment followed with memory of the Night Mountain Judge of Pyne and Wallace White’s membership in the Acnightis of Pyne.
This unreadable OCR fragment mentions southeastern Oregon, a transport route, and officials in vague terms. It references hall and counts with misread terms, suggesting a regional administrative notice or travel-related item without clear names or dates.
A fragmented report outlines a court or civic dispute involving individuals named Veena Ward and others. The text mentions dates, places, and multiple names, with references to a wedding or betrothal in a village context and a character named Perky. The excerpt lacks clear structure but centers on a contested event and ensuing social outcomes.
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