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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
3
A dense scrawl of village notices, personal moves, sales, and wanderings. Mentions of residents like Elisha Rigeham, Miss Vetta Avapy, and Mrs A 18, with movements to New York, Kalfake, and Kaln. Weatherby market notes. local shop and factory references. and community event hints across wards and streets.
Weber county foresees a record tomato harvest with early ripening fruit and strong factory demand. Projections estimate about 409,400 crates of two dozen cans per acre across counties, boosted by favorable weather and robust canning capacity this year.
Reported plan to stage a fight between Leeween Goick Hyland and Dik Keyes in a house on Sam McClure night collapsed after disputes over betting and training costs. Hyland and Keyes demanded Grant guarantee training funds and $250 forfeit, which he refused, ending the match setup.
Newgeert Mf Aue reports the New York Yacht Club plans an entry for the King's Cup race. The event will honor winners with their names on the trophy and medals for owners, with boats over fifty feet water line and thirty feet for smaller yachts. Early conditions promised a modest contest despite a heavy shower and southwest wind, creating mist and fog.
Severe rainfall along the Concha River in New Oriane Texas caused major flooding with thirty foot water levels. Bridges and tracks were washed out between here and Hallinger, forcing detours and halting rail and river transport. Hundreds of residents evacuated as waters rose rapidly flood records.
Newton and Theile face burglary charges after an attempted theft of a cash register containing $19. A bystander reported the pair fled from a block away, were pursued by officers, and were captured. Names of witnesses and details of the arrest are recorded, with ongoing preliminary proceedings pending.
A crowded sale preview hints at drastic price cuts across departments tomorrow. Dealers advertise reduced goods including laurelata and other new materals, with many items under 2 and 3 dollars and select fabrics at a yard. Grocers promise half price sugar and dramatic markdowns on fabrics, gloves, and dresses as shoppers anticipate front aisles of bargains.
An oddly garbled notice lists a Women of Woodcraft event and the Victims of the World annual gathering with many sporting prizes. An electric train from Oregon Short line departs Ogden at 10 08. A return trip leaves Lagoog at 10 p.m. Citizens express admiration for the grounds and facilities as children gather nearby.
Elks lodge announces comedian Hilly Alvord will perform in a series of joke rooms next Friday evening. The veteran entertainer, famed in Cleveland and national circuits, plans a lively show to lift spirits and showcase humor and wit in a warm, local setting.
Public notice announces a Sunday excursion to Salt Lake City on August 12 via Oregon Short Line. The trip is priced for all trades and departs from a designated local point with seating and schedules to be announced. Travelers are urged to arrive early for ticketing and boarding.
In Ogden this morning J D Skrep filed a complaint against councilman Emmett, alleging misappropriation and collection of fees for services while a council member in 1903 and 1905. Emmett, who plans to leave the city for medical school in September, says he will resign and hand the document to the next council session.
Passage describes a plan to end free engine practice by the hala garz yatem. Pupils will own engines and bear responsibility for the vertex obtained. The reform follows pressure from a large number of hollow capitalist advocates and notes risks of engine damage under supervision.
Elks attention announces a novel race meet at the club roenag Friday evening under the direction of Trotter Aboul of Cleveland GO lodge. The event promises a worthwhile ceremony with crema and loyal social friends in attendance.
Report outlines strange day at military headquarters with unclear proceedings. 89 people reportedly observed as Meera officials claimed threats and possible assassination attempt. Reed De said to have returned alive. victim described as 928 years old with long unkempt hair and gray beard.
A garbled report argues that nations including the United States Britain and Japan must unite against a rising collective danger framed as a conspiracy to form a greater world power. The piece cites a supposed conference in the era and questions future national security and alliances.
Court hearings opened this morning as three defendants, including Farbers, faced charges in a Bay Lake case. A declarant stated Farbers may face further charges, while other accused artists were also apprehended. The board adjourned until next session for the trial and to determine continuation of proceedings.
Unclear OCR text reports people stranded after a mishap near Matt Lake and Salt Lake. Paraphrased fragments indicate a line breakdown and delayed arrival of aid. No coherent names or dates could be confirmed from the readable portions.
A shredded newspaper snippet mentions individuals and an incident involving harm to an animal and a person. The legible names include Eve Tory Out Auton Beitel Theereld and Seibel of 245 Jackannarde Ave. The text is largely garbled with missing verbs and places, preventing a coherent narrative or clear outcome.
In Paris on August 9, the divorce tribunal granted judicial separation to Mrs Matte Gorn Mactride, known as the Irish Joga of Arc, from her husband Mahie Machelde. It refused an absolute divorce due to her Irish nationality. Mrs Marbride was awarded custody of her child. Major Marbride, who served in the Irish brigade of the Boer War, was cited in the case.
The readable text records an arrival of individuals at a location in Ames with references to a residence and a meeting or reception. Names and exact dates are garbled, but mentions Ron Jackson and a figure associated with Pee Gerona Ellawartth and Larkin parish, with activities at 2335 Mad zs Famer.
In Mittorn Georgia two Black convicts escaped confinement by tampering with a locomotive. They bypassed the cage, derailed the engine and fled down the track at high speed toward Wor. Authorities later used a lethal tow of empty freight cars to pursue and recapture the fugitives.
A juror was excused after questioning during the lynch trial proceedings in August. The regular panel remained, with attorneys and court officials handling the next stages as witnesses and defendants faced formal charges.
A report from Burt's Society notes Equitable continues operations in France and that a Syrian leper cannot be forced to leave the United States. No action will be taken by U S authorities regarding George Ross as officials review the case. The leprosy case dates back two years and a deportation plan was not pursued due to current circumstances.
A garbled Augustbrook fragment from New York outlines home plumbing and safety tips. It discusses filing and repairing drains, venting, and pipe maintenance to prevent odors, with admonitions about careful handling of tools and avoiding hazards. The piece shows a wartime era focus on household efficiency and safety.
Topeka August 8. Secretary of War Taft is scheduled to visit Kansas to help the Republican campaign. The state Republican committee has arranged for Taft to address Topeka audiences, with a later meeting likely in the western central region of the state.
An order was granted by Col A. M. Shook of Tenste ee to compel Lie plies ual Tate Inmuracce to provide a list of policyholders with the state fragrance department at AL any and to supply a similar correct list for the International policyhold art complitee.
A fragmented guide extols cheap versatile tools for home work. It praises a universal instrument, describes hammer selection, and notes practical uses from heavy tasks to delicate crafts, with occasional safety and handling tips.
A Chicago Herald column muses on staying cool in hot weather through rest, veranda shade, and light fabrics. It notes linen and cotton linens, the value of curtains and shaded rooms, and cautions against discomfort driving activity. It hints at fashion and home economy details from the era.
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