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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1906
Page
3
A sprawling clipping lists names and happenings around Salt Lake and Ogden, Utah. It mentions residents, visitors, and workers in commerce, education, and families, with scattered updates on travel, vacations, and local events across several months and places.
Fragmented notice appears to announce an award and involvement of Transton on the ninth, with a work price listed as $25 and a want ads appeal for big results.
A government expert discusses large cement plants at Weber Canyon and Portland Cement, aiming to assess capacity and quality for reserve construction. He notes surveys across Montana Idaho Utah, potential new sites in Weber Canyon, and plans for government conducted expeditions to locate ample, high quality cement deposits for federal needs.
A complaint charges Frank Thelle Edward Seaton and two other men with first degree burglary for attempting to steal a cash register from a Twenty Oub street saloon. They face arraignment in Palmer court Wednesday morning. The four men, once seen by a landlord in a boarding house near the saloon, had been living in Ogden for about a year and were described as honest locals by some firms.
Falzabeth Hugging filed for divorce from Jasoah Higeiza Ang alleging fault and seeking custody of two children. The marriage occurred in August 1911 at Ogden. The court is directed to require the husband to appear and show cause why alimony cannot be granted and for court costs and attorneys fees.
A garbled description extols purity in beer production, citing Masdard concepts, water quality, malt, hops, and processes. It praises "the beer that should be home brewed" and warns against inferior ingredients, touting clear, wholesome beer as ideal.
Ti Kiesel 200 and Heth Phenee compete in a beer festival style event titled Blue Ribbon Beer on Wednesday. Local spectators gather as officials announce results for the craft beer competition and related activities.
A second excursion party, led by director Hutchingson, left Ogden for a canyon tour. Guides planned four excursion wagons with the group to view city scenery, with some members expressing desire to extend the trip. Several parties in the east were redirected to the canyon, while others planned stops at Fair Lake and Pocatello before returning this afternoon.
Joseph J. Carlson and Pred F. Sate petition the district court for a writ of mandate directed at Oeden City and A. F. Parker to order the sidewalk construction along Wall avenue between Treaty Ninth and Twenty exit streets. They claim notice of intention to create a sidewalk district and allege Carlson has contracted F. Santara to perform the work, which Parker refuses to permit, citing lines, grades, stakes, and other construction details. The filing dates to 1906.
A fragmented notice details a fruit exhibit organized under Inspector A. DB with a focus on competition for a Clark cup. It mentions 103 real varieties inspected from drawers before shipping to Wales and notes a 42-year exhibition amid pending communications with Weber company for prize transport.
A fragmented report describes a contested event involving Helsoh Feturess and Tedty Paris amid a crowd of supporters. The piece mentions a train, a city unit, and a planned duel in a park as local figures debate attendance and outcomes.
The Emerson school is to be closed and abandoned by the board of education. Pupils will be reassigned to Madison, Lewis, and Deechouls, with seating expanded and basement rooms converted to classrooms. A new building and grounds with improved play facilities are planned, while emergency fire protection upgrades are urged.
A Waterloo notice expresses deep gratitude from Mrs. Edgar H Wright and family to the Masonry Lane and many friends for acts of kindness during illness death and funeral. The Aug 5 message says their support brought comfort and will aid in bearing the loss. The Democratic State convention centers on governor nomination with Porter Ball and Dynlion mentioned amid factional lines and campaign tensions. The report notes Porter favored by business interests and Denicom attacked as radical, with Ball conservatives backing and Deolson aligning with Hearst supporters.
A fragment from Washington notes that a number of young Tagiaae have enlisted in the Navy during August. The item lists several recruits by name and mentions training plans at naval stations.
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene with references to a bully, stomach pain, and a coffee related incident. It mentions a man, a café, and a questionable accident or misdeed amid a rough day, ending with unclear poetic judgment and a reference to a postman.
A fragment notes Edward M. Illis, a grandson of Ref Cloud, tied to a Pennsylvania matter involving the Stoxx chief. The text indicates a family deal or legal maneuver connected to an unspecified party and local interests.
A cluttered Aug 6 racing recap lists multiple stakes results with horses such as Firer, Dabe D, Texpector, Megbad, Claire Jamier, Freetoorer, Mineral, Parisana, and Anatole. Times span 1:18 45 to 9:09, noting purses and placements across several furlongs and miles. Several unnamed entries follow, with incomplete data and stray numbers.
Fragmented report lists heat winners and participants in a track event. Roberts, Mack Jack, Esabi Alosvesa, Betty Bron Adable, Charlie Atwood, Paul Kruger, Charl T, Musa Boshear, Tard Quex, and Whiten Wilkes started. Times around 2.07 and 2:05 with Texas Boot er and May Chafin cited for heats. Other names include Hed Bird, Ballvar, Geary, A ernon Ferrie, Gierg, Riley Bales, Morvoe, Irie.
In a tent near Evhing Randolph County West Virginia George Rowal is described as a leper unjailed by health authorities as a surgeon of the mantra fal service orders called for a walled enclosure with a view to Taletny status in this country.
A mining accident in Belgium today toppled a shaft and triggered a collapse. Divers versuchen to rescue miners amid reports of 2,700 foot descent and multiple fatalities.
Unclear OCR text describes switchmen Beale and an incident at freight yards near Cedar Street and Milke Teeta. References New York New Haven & Hartford rail line and related delays or charges. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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