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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists scattered names, places, and ads including references to random towns, individuals, and items such as shirts and employment. It hints at court activity and local notices but contains numerous garbled phrases and partial entries, offering little coherent news.
A muddled OCR chunk records a judgment of 6 245 87 with interest and costs, plus a mixed bundle of local notices. It mentions a petition for letters of administration, railroad signals, a Sunday school excursion, train movements through Ogden, and various town officials and legal actions, all reflecting a busy period in the Ogden district.
Reports detail a boxing weigh in for September 2 at 128 pounds and gate receipts ranging from 45 to 55 per cent. The Ogden and Salt Lake scenes shift with training sites at Salt Lake and Glenwood Park. A police case involves Joby Doe Matthews accused of delaying vegetables, while Dr Mortis comments on a tomato purchase. Local judges list twelve county salt valuations and imminent penitentiary sentences. Beck's Hot Springs is eyed for major expenditure, with rival hotel plans and 149 acres around the springs.
Annual Scandinavian Reaction and Cayferanca event at Mt Pleasant features a Rome Grande rail excursion leaving Ogden at 7 00 PM. Roundtrip fare is 3.60 dollars. Returns via Wall Avenue on the 10th.
A debated clash is announced between J. D. Stead of the Root Bullized church and Moses C. Davis of the Utah church. The four night series opens at the Uinan Theatre with propositions on church authority and Brigham Young’s rightful presidency. Stead will argue affirmative and Davis negative, with the debate starting tonight.
Ogden Waters Works Company tests extracting water from Taylors Canyon by diverting Luonola flow to supply a city reservoir. The lengthy field work includes a canyon labor force and multiple trial wells, with early results praised for potential steady supply but questions raised about feasibility and environmental impact.
A disjointed report describes a young girl from 1893 Pati avenue who drank an acid solution in a moment of distress. Doctors treated her, restoring most of her system though recovery remains uncertain. Police investigated a confusing sequence of witnesses including a woman who allegedly urged the girl to run away. The mother notified authorities, and the girl’s condition was reported as improving but weak and unsettled.
A local Masonic lodge plans a world traveling trowel ritual sending a reception tour through Utah and other jurisdictions. The visiting instrument travels about fifteen years, moving among districts for thirty days per stop, before returning to the sending lodge.
Thieves targeted five locations in Salt Lake over two nights with planned thefts and sudden withdrawals. Police, alarmed by the coordinated effort, vow to pursue the Western thieves and tighten security after reported break ins at multiple homes and businesses.
A police court notice appears garbled with unclear place and names. It references a county and a likely local hearing held west of a principled area. Specific dates, names, or outcomes are not readable from the fragment.
Inler Mat ue UURBE remains in custody on burglary charges. James Hay’s indictment for lnvginry is dismissed due to lack of witnesses willing to testify. S. E. Daley held in jail beyond a month for stealing hats, with authorities seeking immediate trial. Albert Plaugh to answer wire iry charges. O. A. Foster pleads nut to obtaining money under false pretenses. Billy Weld faces Friday scrutiny. local conditions indicate trial dispositions and boundovers likely in district court.
In Belfast on August 7 police report a heavy military presence and street clashes near Ghintiunt Honke Square. Reports describe stout defenses and a retreat of protesters, with intermittent gunfire and detentions amid mounting tensions.
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