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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
11
Livestock market bullets show steady cattle demand with ranges for steers heifers and cows. Entries include Omaha region items like bulls and stags, sheep receipts around 800, with meat prices and trends noted. Also mentions a Nevada case where Elke and J Mange are linked to a divorce filing for Pearl Sackett against Louis Sackett.
Incoherent OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows references to telephones and a business office. Reads like stray lines about phone rings and office labeling with garbled words and partial phrases. Unable to derive a clear event or named entities. summarizes as a damaged text snippet describing telephone related newsroom notes.
A Logan City meeting considered a street railway franchise for David Eccles, with the plan to build in the city. the matter was held in abeyance for the next council session. Other items include probate disputes over John Coates estate, estate protection claims, and local civic notes on parades and holiday shop closings.
A report from the local repair plant notes heavy strain on olive power and a back shop filled with freight entries. The Great Northern uses engines turned out for service, with a workforce of many men, spanning Lansing to a century of freight district. A review of summer, fall and winter work promises continued rail maintenance and repair.
Exhibit at the Alaska Pacific exposition highlights Mormon westward colonization. A model temple and temple interior showcase architecture work, including a 750 foot ellipical dome seating 8,000. a weed-built odometer measures distance, and forging along Elk River to Great Salt Lake City. Also displayed are printing presses for Deseret News and Mormon le, pioneer routes, maps, portraits of leaders, and the two-volume old folio Mormon book bound in silver.
A fragmentary newspaper item reports the killing of a German girl in Teclin city by a Chinese merchant named Thea Too. The chaotic text also mentions tabernacle services, encampment visitors, and a Wapalsh practice with scores and names, indicating a noisy mixed coverage page.
A garbled OCR passes a parade entry for a band named Odden with many misread musician names and roles. It recounts instruments like clarinet and trombone and lists numerous individuals tied to the event near Balt Leaky and Wetnee day, though several words are unclear. The passage preserves the sense of a lineup and participants slated for a parade performance.
A morning marriage in Spokane joins Marie Niitoa of Minneapolis and another local partner in a concise ceremony. The event highlights amid small-town civic life with couple’s plans for a shared future.
Japan presses to reconstruct the Antung to Mukden railway via Manchuria linking to Korea and Russia, arguing for standard gauge and through traffic to Vladivostok. China resists changes to the treaty terms citing control of Mukden terminal and policing.
New York Aug Dradstreet and others discuss August trade effects amid tariff changes. Observations include rising costs, scarce labor, and cautious orders in cotton, wool, and other goods. U S work figures and weekly comparisons cited, with attention to market responses and agricultural supplies.
Old Soldiers and Spanish War veterans prepare to salute Gen Nevius when his train arrives at the depot around six o clock. Members of the Grand Army of the Republic will gather at railroad headquarters, with the Logan post and ladies' band leading a march to the depot to greet the commander. A second train from the East will arrive later, with Spanish American veterans also joining the reception committee.
Annapolis Aug The reappearance of the witness stand tovey of Mrs James N Hatton mother of Lieutenant Button of Portland Ore shore death by being toveatixated by the mi yal board of Inquiry here was the ets tal for a bested controversy between the lawyers which foded to a pt ronged conference and brought the fre proceedings 0 an abrupt end ay. Major Leonard offered letters written by Mrs Sutton containing charges against marine corps officers. The court debated admissibility while witnesses were brought from far parts to illuminate all mate rs pertaining to the inquiry.
G L Teed and others in Missouri assist in locating a young couple amid city events. Plans for a grand reception for Miss Fleasie James and her brother William Jarves are noted, with several family movements and travels mentioned including Mr Melntyre's relatives and Judge Howell's honeymoon return.
A surprise party for Nora Hewes occurred at her home on Thirty-fifth Street last Thursday evening. Attendees included Mrs Croveley Mrs Warne Ackett Mrs Bretmie and several others. The Mast Noir club held its gathering at Glewood Park as Mrs Hovenbiath hosted. Games and other diversions followed with refreshments served.
The Met Men tribe decided the weather was too warm for a planned gathering and opted to hike to the mountains. Members joined a trek led by Mre O K Whitar and later returned to their families, with various locals and visitors noted in Evanston and Ogden areas during the week.
A small farewell party was held at the Shaw home on West Second Street last evening to honor Mr and Mrs W D Shaw and family before their move to Logan. Attendees included bishops and clergy, educators, and friends, with plans noted for speeches and thanks to the gathered guests.
A large informal dancing party at IOLEWILD’s arena attracted many guests including Mr and Mrs Aasper Mettastel, Mrs Charlot jones, Miss Alleen Macleag, Mrs Moore, and numerous figures from Balt Lake and nearby cities. The event featured a decorated room, live music by the IOLEWILD orchestra, and a lively social crowd, marking one of the season’s largest gatherings.
Notice to creditors requests claims with vouchers to Richards, David & Fosd at their Ogden office before December 7, 190, in Weber County Utah. Administrators Winter and Winter publish first notice August 7, 1993.
Fragmented sale notice describes a large home on about 20 acres with outbuildings and trust properties. It lists terms, cash price, payment cadence, and contact hints. Limited legible details mention Layee Lane and a local area, with instructions for showing the property.
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