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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
7
A damaged OCR segment mentions phones and boards with unclear references. The readable parts reference office activities and a business context, but crucial names, dates, and locations are absent, leaving only vague tangential terms about telephones and rooms. The fragment lacks verifiable core facts for a full record.
A garbled page from Salt Lake references a patrol arrest for exhibiting a deadly weapon and a police pursuit involving a boat crew. It also covers a new four apartment building in Ogden, with occupancy planned by October and three units for rent, plus an advertising note about classified copy deadlines.
A fall gathering by the Trades and Labor Assembly drew large attendance for a social evening. President Oliver Talks opened with a welcome, praising organized labor and urging more enthusiasm among city workers while debunking open shop rhetoric and stressing solidarity across local unions.
In a fragmented report workers plan a surprise attendance at a function in Ogden canyon. The message hints at unity and preparedness among laborers, mentioning a program, selections, and a sales event as part of a larger scene described with obscure names and phrases.
Hog prices per 100 pounds range from 11.78 to 11.78 with weights 126 to 200 pounds. Veal fat weights 79 to 120 pounds paid per 100 pounds. The Ogden Packing and Provision Co invites weekly hogs and veal delivery on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7:30 to 10:00 AM, with animal drop options and live or dressed sales.
One hundred dollars Hewava for arrest and conviction of the party or parties who praced logs and racke on track to Wreck 'oarnaL Tawls' camp on Le hight of Aug 4, T8TO, on low different oxcasions. Ogden Rapid Transit. A high grade piano of well known make, almost new, for sale at sacrifice. Am leaving, Lown. 72825 Lincoln Ave.
Citizens of Hooper protest a planned fight at the village next Monday. The county board met to discuss enforcement by the district attorney and warned organizers. objectors plan to seek DA intervention.
A city council vote rejected a proposal to replace the current auditor with two competent assistants for six dollars per day. Mayor and council clashed over who should appoint and fund the auditing staff, with the mayor opposing expanded auditoriau power and urging council to fund external experts if needed. The dispute included concerns about bookkeeping delays and the impact on city departments amid staff pressures.
NOTIOR, tds will be recived, to be opened August 200h, 1910, at 2 o'clock p. m., At tha 'effine of the unsetaigned, Poard or Trade building, Salt Lake ity, Mah, for the furnishing of $00, 600 pounds first quality oals, and son s one straight timthy hay, delivery to be made at regular intervals during period of oun year from award of con tract. In submitting bile on above a material wire price £ cb. Salt Lake City, giving fit portionas to quality of materials to be furnished. The undersigned yenerves the right to reject any or all hide. P, . MORAN, Box 783, Salt Lake City. Utich.
A nineteen year old youth, Wilson, was charged with burglary in the second degree after an arrest tied to thefts at the Goine and Bullet Trausay Company’s articles. The district court yesterday dismissed the case, ordering reform rather than prison, noting no clear criminal character but uncertain future.
An elderly West Welua report notes a child died from burns after a mishap. The article provides fragmented details on the location, ages, and involved individuals with unclear names and dates due to the damaged OCR. The piece references local responders and a medical evaluation but offers few verifiable specifics.
Lotin Williams was laid to rest in North Ogden after a funeral service attended by family and friends. The North Ogden Military Ball honored the deceased, with prayers and musical tributes by choir and attendees. Speeches by local clergy and community leaders praised his faithfulness to friends and family, followed by interment in the North Ogden cemetery.
City proceedings show council readings on sewer and street improvements, vetoes by Mayor Glagkimus, and a pending payment to Weber County of 3 082.27 for taxes. Items include waterworks bond utilization, charity of public works funding, and charter proposals.
The board reviews protests against Ost EN decisions and adjourned items. Auditors’ payroll issues are settled at 2,476.42 dollars. City measures address street work, saloon licenses, and police pay raises. An ordinance to raise salaries from 24 to 40 dollars per month advances to committee.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions multiple names and places in disjointed form. Readable items include scattered references to people and locations, but no coherent event or narrative emerges. The fragmentary text resembles a newspaper clipping with partial proper nouns and fragmented phrases.
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