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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
3
Random references appear in a garbled local column listing names, places, and stray phrases. The readable bits mention Clover Leaf, First Nation, Freles bulletiting, two amu times, and several misread names, creating a mosaic of incomplete notices.
Local notes describe a string of odd happenings around Ogden including residence visits, travel by train, a buggy accident on Twenty fourth Street where a horse bolted and a buggy overturned injuring the driver, hospital updates on G W Lowrey, and various city health and business details.
The article notes planned criminal activity and suspects tied to a burglary scheme. Sheriff Souring traveled to Salt Lake with Jaimes and Keating to serve five-year terms for burglary. The piece mentions a North Open den daughter Tryst of North Opden dying from diphtheria, and North Capax cemetery burial of Willard T. Catinoll, an electrical engineer, who moved through Ogden toward Nevada seeking mining claims and power plants.
Ethel Decker aged 1 years daughter of Mr and Mrs Cherles F Decker of Prove dies this morning from peritonitis following an operation on her throat. Interment will be in Prove. She was brought to Openin for throat surgery at age four years to ease swelling in the throat. Initial improvement followed by a relapse led to death. Doctor who attended the case cited peritonitis as the result of an infection likely from the diet.
In Distrige Court the motion by Jynee Howst for insulin treatment was granted by the Me Kerala Caltayatty Tax and Commission. The case name appears as OguN CHY vag with Te TH. slurdack annur and Charles Jolason referenced. A Friday morning continuation and a public meeting set for Saturday August 10, 007.
Local reporters note unrest as Southern Pacific boilermakers in Los Angeles, Sacramento and across the Pacific division walk out over alleged discrimination. Foreman fired, union demands head, and telegraph orders push workers to pause. Rumor of return denied as conference in Los Angeles decides fate of the strike.
The notice asks members of GALE W.R. OG Spanish War Veterans and adjacent groups plus friends to join an excursion. Trains depart Orden at 9 30 a m and Lagoon at 3 45 p m with a round in news items mentioning Adulla and Tieghildsen and a price of 40e.
Elizabeth Bramwell Apelted to her maiden name Elizabeth Wadler after a Sacramento marriage on September 12 1905. The divorce case of Elizabeth Tram wail vs Francis Bramwell shows the court granting the request and restoring her single status with full rights. Other notes list judgments and filings involving Union Pacific and A J Stone estate matters with various denials and costs.
A letter from A Vourd, chairman of the executive committee for the National Irrigation Congress, acknowledges receipt of credentials for delegates to the congress at Sherimenta in September. The missive notes appointments and confirms committee structure, while referencing the Fuller irrigation exposition and related events with formal tones characteristic of the period.
Thousands flocked to Union Depot for a historic excursion to Lagoon with over two thousand tickets sold. The Mutual Improvement Association and Sunday Schools organized the event drawing families and friends from Weber County. The single engine steered a crowded train, while another trip followed later in the day.
In a Weber City police court a colored club owner T. S. Walker faced charges of conducting a gambling house. Witnesses, including R. Jones, testified about a $50 windfall and Walker’s circle. Walker and associates were found guilty. Walker received 80 days in jail this year. Other defendants, including G. W. Tirole and Albart Plough, faced related charges with varied outcomes.
A local firm advances plans for a gated warehouse on Watt Avenue, Ogden, to serve a central western joint distribution. The project aims to anchor a broader Denver Salt Lake corridor, engaging Tarpest and Mont Malnin routes and inviting a salesman from Ogden to coordinate term efforts.
Through efforts of Mamber and the Ogden Firing firm, the Patent Paint company has granted the western agency to a major U.S. manufacturer. The news notes the largest manufacturing concern in the country expanding its reach with headquarters at an unspecified location.
Janes Clark and his wife convey Lot 10 block A8, plat C3750 to Mnnip Tupper under a warranty deed. The document appears to record a transfer in a local property records ledger, with parcel identifiers and ownership change details.
An archival note records a transfer involving Ann Lewis to Alfred Taine dated fall 4 irk 29 with a value around 1010 dollars in Oxi City.
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