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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
8
Summer clearance at Oxford features leather shoes for men at low prices. Shop now to move out summer stock and grab stylish, durable footwear before the month ends.
Fragmented OCR text reflects scattered references to people and places. Mentions of Spenser, Hobertson family, 160 Twenty-trst, a trip, and a camp draft, with unclear names like Strider and Parenas. The passage reads like a jumble of names, addresses, and partial events without a clear single story or outcome.
Fragmentary Ogden era items report a federal forest service investigation into forest reserves in Utah and Arizona, plus police notices about a lost horse and a pony in the city. The page lists officials, dates, and public notices, with scattered train crew and local business items.
Testimony before a special investigative committee reveals alleged schemes to sell millions in Indian land, with W T Hollman claiming agent McMurray paid him for moving tribes to sign contracts. McMurray counters that contracts arose from tribal impatience over government delays, while Indian leaders insist natives must concede portions of what is due to them to secure deals.
A garbled report references King Alfonso and a Shamrock match, noting a rival team and a dramatic moment. The fragment mentions Shamrock losing at some point and hints at names like Shamrowly Wilts Heath and Muviti Teanired with unclear context and dates.
Utah fruit growers expect a robust season with high prices, especially for peaches and pears. California shipments rise as western orchards, led by Utah, push large volumes eastward by rail, while frost-hit eastern states lag. Local producers anticipate about a thousand carloads, with marketing across the West.
A notable resident of Gallen died at his home after a long illness. He was born in Sale Lake and spent his life in Union Park area. Survived by wife, children Mabel and others, with funeral plans and service details provided to Morgan and nearby communities.
An unreadable OCR fragment references track work, names, and unclear events. The text contains garbled phrases and disjointed names, lacking coherent facts, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
Fragmented report describes depot works with delays due to material shortages and interior completion issues. Mentions crew movements, wagon extensions, and labor notes while highlighting ongoing supply chain and compliance challenges affecting progress and timing.
Local notes report the opening of the Rapid Transit Company line between Ogden and Brigham City. Mayor Jamie My and council welcomed managers amid praises for Utah infrastructure. Willard and surrounding towns provided watermelon and a generous banquet.
Funeral services for Frances dith Oglytres, only child of Mr and Mrs. Wat Ogdetrin, were held Saturday at 2 oclock from Lindaulat Funeral Chapel. Bishop Robert McQuarrie conducted. Choirs rendered selections and speakers offered consoling words to the family. Interment followed at Ogdan cemetery amid many friends and mourners.
Fragmented OCR text references names Mrs Laney Wites Branettos and Metiida with a legal notice context. It mentions a court or school figure Prof D Vendarasa and Young collugas. The readable fragment hints at a transportation route to Denver and a toll or fine and a wedding or family event with several named individuals. The action appears to be a public or legal notice with oblique references to dates and places.
Aggistant Forester W T Cox of Sho etlyloul the department of the fneert aneing hagyon to Smith's fork ti thn Liminh national forest Lomiko Lan investigation of the proposed site of ephala HniberoMial Ineallty. Before reaching the Smith's fork county, however, 3. Cox, In com pany With Parenter daring Felberolt, whi hag charge of the planting, A partment of the forest. gervinn here, WHHL vial the Wheatell national trust and A section of the TWinbth' fnrent, near Theber Cie, for the purpose of looking after The military Intereas of the aeridien, 'the government has iCneratry to the Winch forest, and idea in the 'Unitatr forest, to which a member of Arion winnte of yellow pine je be ng cared for, and the planting mad end Mt Cox are anxioua ts fer progreKe being mine In the aurreries find Toara wheret will be Tossum to Areui plant kofve of the tedder ahonta, 'The question of reforestation is ne of great Interest, lithe wervive Juml how, and the malnt concern crnlue. In the planting and silviculture tnparti tions, 'there a a determination of the pit at Chief Forester Mery &. Graver to realize deventntel foresth vaud) bring they Baul foo condita of mypefinges.
A church group reports a miraculous result after prayer and healing services. The pastor greets attendees and credits faith with the cure of infantile blindness. The event occurred yesterday at Forest Street in the city, with parishioners praising the outcome and sharing testimonies.
Officials report forest fires are under control after a period of confusion and inconsistent messages. Reports mention no new outbreaks and a general sense of stabilization, with authorities awaiting further verification as operations continue.
A fragmented note indicates Willan arawn was sentenced to three years in the Utah court. The item references J. A. Hows and an entry on the seventh day of last May, involving a home intrusion and ensuing actions tied to Deputy SWE T & Nitehonk.
Real estate transfers and property notes appear with names such as Warmont and Waymenh, listing parcels and prices around 3900 dollars. Mentions of Ogden, Chicago, and Chicago-area entities show broad regional references, with scattered figures and dates. The fragmentary text references markets, sales, and public notices alongside assorted names and blocks of oblique terms.
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