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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary advertises collars and cuffs with shop prompts. Mentions makers and styles, urging readers to come for clothing items and repairs. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled text. the piece reads as a vintage trade notice for garments and tailoring services.
Fragmented OCR text mixes stray notes on watch repair and a bizarre tale involving a queen visiting a hospital. It references W Stevenson Paul Wash Ave and a child princess Yolande, with stray phrases about bells, clocks, and an odd fairy tale moment amid a jumble of garbled lines.
A crowded column lists residents and visitors in town, with names like Mrs. Mercer, Miss Katie Sheennelt, and J. Wal, plus references to travel, shop openings, millinery purchases, and social events. The page also notes appointments, changes, and upcoming interments, reflecting a busy community notice section.
A chaotic police court session saw A Ik Suupe found technically guilty of relaying a city plumbing ordinance but not fined for the offense. Judge Murphy imposed a $14 fine and warned future violators while noting unlicensed plumbing work cannot be done. Separate poker game arrests led to fines. violence and fights resulted in multiple penalties for participants.
Hew County Recorder J U Weeltacg was appointed for an elected term by the board of county commissioners. Mrs E E Weet and Mrs Anois Brown were approved as deputy clerks with a monthly salary raise of 695. Genat Bispram promoted as deputy clerk with a 24 monthly increase. A petition from Salt Cake and Ogden Mallroad Co. seeks permission to charge for using a public road near Riversale as a new road is built. The county plans to acquire land for a new route and improve the highway to ensure safety. Beavers Canyon signage and a report on straightening the road near Kings Dante Canyon for irrigation and travel are authorized.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ground movement and shifting terrain at a coastal site near Haute. The text mentions a camel, a river, and varied disturbances, with references to delays, ditches, and potential land alterations affecting nearby areas and activities.
The readable text mentions stretching and muscle training with references to the leg and ankle. It includes names such as Cleveland Lander and mentions exercise actions like extending the body and reaching. The content appears as a workout or fitness discussion with unclear context.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a management figure involved in a race or pursuit. The readable bits reference a difficult time and a silly or humorous moment during a battle or contest, but specifics such as names, places, dates, or outcomes are missing.
The Oregon bridge on the Bhor line near Beck's Hot Springs was damaged by floods. Traffic from the late afternoon trip to Ogden was diverted over the Rio Grande railroad route.
Jorcer Larsen of Kaneenite died at home after brief illness. He was born in Bweten and moved to Unt, taking part in West Weber’s early development. Survived by a wife, two children, three grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Vercuyn on the West Weber meeting dove. Remainder to West Weber cemetery.
The Moyes and brothers express gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Elizabeth He Moyer. May the Lord’s blessings be with you all.
Court findings detail a lawsuit between Middleton and Hellewell over a drainage ditch on Hellewell’s property. The action sought damages for alleged gas emissions from stagnant waters and sought abatement of the obstruction, with multiple political arrests referenced in a separate conspiratorial context. The report notes numerous arrests related to alleged plots against the government and a wider rebellion in the region.
A ferocious storm drenched Washington Avenue and surrounding streets as hour and a half of heavy rain overwhelmed gutters. Pedestrians struggled through flooded sidewalks while a boy slipped in water on Twenty fourth Street. A large red cardboard sign warned no playing allowed as officials worked to unblock conduits. no major damage occurred though basements flooded and streets remained impassable in spots. Farmers may benefit from late rains with delayed harvests but overall minimal city damage was reported.
New York Aug 20 A letter by President Roosevelt to Don Fresamam James BE Watacz of Renh He dad reviews the Congress and says changes in readership and house organization are needed to improve the nation. He advocates balancing reform with caution toward corporations and tariff policy while stressing action against monopolies.
The speaker Mr Cannes cites Roosevelt praising Congress for passing measures aiding national welfare and military readiness. He argues party unity and strong executive-legislative cooperation are vital to canal progress, wealth regulation, and future policy, urging continued governmental action against corporate power and rapid industrial changes.
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