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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

3

Fragmented Edwardian note writes about arrests and travels

A garbled account describes a keeper arrested on a liquor license charge, a night raid, and multiple witnesses. It mentions court actions, police reports, out-of-town visitors, social outings, and various local notices from Ogden to Bramweil, with scattered names and addresses.

Local notes and upcoming events in the day’s town items

The thermometer registered 98 degrees at daybreak but not since. Residents include Ded Mre Chlon Balu of Hooyer recovering from a knee operation. Mrs Annie Darton of Byzacune and Mr Fred Nowder of Brandon admitted for procedures, with J J Mabey of Clearfield receiving treatment. Marriage license issued to Hamel Martagen and Aloe Peterson of Elwood. The First Ward W T U bread and rake sale announced. Amateur baseball: Cooks and Walters beat Masing Picture Employees 8 to 4. Cooks to play Boda Squirts Sunday.

Chlon Balu Hooyer Irene Hue Hamel Martatgen Aloe Peterson Elwood Box Elder Wreag T. J. Bryans Fitore Balaridlay Cooks Walters

Meeting in Mayor's Office Over Grade Change

A private meeting in Mayor A G Fell's office with commissioners and affected property owners failed to reach an agreement on whether to lower the grade of a twenty seven foot hill on Adams and Jefferson avenues. Objections centered on property damage and value loss if five feet were removed from the top, with proponents noting some residences would drop below grade if reduced.

Adams Jefferson Mayor Fell Naang Whos William Driver P. Bigelow

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Registry

Bhorman and wife Smith and John B Wedell and wife part of John 17, hice 4. Terrace subdivision Ogden survey. Consideration 410. William Burpett to Mathew Burcett with parcel east quarter of section 87, township 7 north range west of Lake region. Consideration $1000.

Racaciler Bhorman Smith John B. Wedell Joh Hice Terrace Mudirlalon Ogden William Burpett Mathew Burcett Aitheast Anotion Lownally Notin Range Raertilan Conelderalion

Peterson Sues for Accounting in District Court

C E Peterson sues Alina Tanglola in district court seeking an accounting over a dissolved partnership. Complaint alleges Langit Brothers bought the business while books were to be collected by the defendant. Plaintiff claims the partnership assets and payments were mismanaged and seeks about 3 904 in amounts due.

Mark. Peterson Alina Tanglola Colentions Poise Apn Langlola Meat I 111 Langit Brothers Veteraana

Boy Escapes From School in Morgan County Incident

A disrupted report describes an 18 year old, James Tarbogs, involved in a school escape in Ulmith County. The text mentions a tamale and a disturbance at the school, with unclear details about motive or outcome.

James Tarbogs Morgan Nual Ulniith Morgat

Bride to wed William Fieber in Oakland

News item notes a bride to be, Miss Mary Ke Welle, with Esther Chapman and Mrs Miller, preparing for a ceremony in Oakland where she will wed William Fieber, a Blacksmith foreman at Southern Pacific shops. Also mentions Margaret Tait Browning leaving for New York City to pursue adapted musical studies and possible relocation with Prim Brownlick. University Society plans a meeting at Mrs J W Abbott’s home.

Willian Fieber Oakland California Freddie Ogden Mim Margaret Tait Browning Pearly Bentender New York City Prim Brownlck New York i

Woman's clothing washed in river prompts contamination probe

District records show a river water contamination inquiry after a woman reported washing clothing near a power plant dam. Deputy and Mayor Pell are mentioned as part of the investigation with Judge Meader likely presiding. The incident involves a woman and child and the vet referenced in the mangled text.

Hiol Gyden Bke Meader Pell

Utah Should Raise Hops in Agricultural Policy Debate

Declares by President John A. Widtsoe of Utah Agricultural College after a three-state tour through Idaho Oregon and Washington highlight agriculture focus. He notes strong support for agricultural training, praises the University of Washington Oregon Agricultural College and Reed College of Portland, and argues Utah soil and irrigation potential could boost hop production and farming prosperity.

Litwa Inala John A. Widteoe Utah Agr Ewltaral College Idaho Gregon Washington Widluos Jearuins University of Washington Uline University of Oregon Oregon Agel A. Werr U. A Plate Agricultural Nauit Read College of Portland Widtas Reed Portland Ile Secord Choo Ba Board of Erveation Partini Widtace Oro Roety Bote Whanaaaa

Excursion to Cairo Egypt Today Tomorrow and Sunday

A vivid glimpse of a Cairo excursion described in vivid terms with mentions of pyramids and famed sites. The piece paints a bustling scene of travelers and local sights, noting cultural allure and the attraction of ancient monuments.

Cairo Egypt

Shelton announces engagement and wedding plans

Mr and Mrs Thomas Shelton announce the engagement of their daughter Nellie Shelton to Sack Heath with a wedding to occur soon. Mes W E Sackett and son from Colorado Springs are guests of Mrs RK Adams Mine Lillian Banford and grandmother Mrs Fred Garner left Wednesday for Sugar City Idaho to attend a ranch sealing with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Tom Pierce and daughter Laulae have returned from a two month visit in the west. Omaha and Indiana cities were visited.

Tha Glens Mahlom Atrucant Peete Johnema Ben Lamont den Lamond Yesler- Gay Carlen Tim Asito Mobite Norele D. J. Roberts Mogele Bramweil’s J. Michaelnon Omaha jSeaiak GC. Carhart Wander K. Z. Hum Mulher Shill Stanfare Tm Bhowkernith James Ti Teagan Jonn Dougine Rong i Madbourne Eneteon Pronk Tlepkamith Piew-Ctern Cail Mite Cabs Pons Idaho Hospital Taabo Mra. W. Tac Robertson C. D. Tytea Bistonery Jerth W. H. Bouwidegt Oregon Yellowstone Park B. J Sebults Og @ea Trtroll Commandery Miler Edward H. Miller Fudge A. Howell Ae Mian Pierce Plano Washington Avenue E. J. Callanan Geaglegan American Ganitary Company Ailty Corl Wretgra Ra Boud Callahan Thakes Hla Balt ‘Lake Wolle Bie Etatern T. B. Griffith Oe Naurig Houare Wyeern Uting J. & Daven Ant Devebter Uo Ejung Hyver Soda Borlnge Ash Leet Idaho Weller Tavenpor Thomas Shelton Nellie Shelton Heath Mes. W. E. Sackett and Son Coloravn Springs RK. Adame Ldllian Fred Garner Winneaday Sugar City Dada Ton Laulae Oncogo Indiana Cltley

Deaths and Funerals In Local Notices

Death notices list infant Alice Scott of Ogden now Pasrtally Thabo died Thursday morning funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Emma Anderson died yesterday at Hunter Hall with J Anderson officiating graveside at Hunterliln cemetery Ruth Williams, 20, will be buried in Ogden City cemetery after services at Third Ward meeting house at 2 p.m. Sunday conducted by William Van Tyke Kate Dennett of West Point will be buried at 2 p.m. Friday at West Point meeting hall with burial at West Point cemetery. services conducted by Warden & Sons. Burial in Pittsburg, Pa, later noted.

Scott UW. E. Scott Ogden Pasrtally Thabo Alice Anderson Emma Anderson Huntaire J. Anderson Angus Meloy David O. McKay J. A. Anderson Hunterliln

Heat wave breaks across Kansas Missouri drought ends

Kansas City August weather breaks after a month of record heat across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Temperatures drop dramatically in many regions easing crop stress and drought conditions across the central plains. Officials note the unusually harsh conditions have begun to ease with cooler air forecast.

Kansas City Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Wreskins Lovelock Jornka Kan Cantina Beana Coburn Andelamear Kaweas Psneten

Strikers Interrupt Peaceful Remnntrtion in Columet Parade

Strikers appeared but proved to be a peaceful demonstration, not a riot, as workers were allowed to parade through Columet. The crowd supported American labor and opposed interference with operation. Underground activity slowed at the Quings mine amid prior station holsting attempts.

the & Walry Quings Holsting

Fifty Miners Die In Indian Mine Disaster

Fifty miners were killed today in a mine disaster at the Mysore field when a collapse trapped workers at the bottom of the shaft. Rescue efforts were underway as officials investigated causes and safety lapses.

Tugatore Initia Pitry Ines Mysore

PROGRESSIVES TO MEET REGULARS IN CHISAGO CONFERENCE

A Chisago conference plan aims to align Progressive and Regular factions under Chairman Hillis of the Republican National Committee. The meeting will occur near adjournment of Congress with no move to call a national convention. Drowned man dies after fire floods a store gutter in New York City.

Wannington Congress

Great Speed of the Fae Machine

Rochester Aug 22 Autte Nobite No. Sho NS Yo which Harry Thaw made his light from Mattrawan No Yq ashaied at toes 0 miles an hour in the expert opinion of Richart R. Fox who took possession of the rented car for John Collins of New York He owns Fox said that we found all he fires a bad shape The machine was vot Halberstadt Propsian Sageny Alth Lieutenant Sehmidy at the army Tiatolehempa was kin here today vis y full of more than a tile The Lieutenant was completing amne plane flistt from Goalar thirty wire Weert of Halveratads and had begun a spiral descent when one of their

Rochester HH Harry Mattrawan Toes & Poe Richart R. Fox John Collins New York Pox Halberstadt Propsian Sageny Alth Sehmidy Tiatolehempa Meutenant Goalar Halveratads

Lord Comoys Takes Bride To Old Home

In Stoner near Henley on Thames the wedding procession returns to Stoner Park, the 3400 acre estate of Lord Comoys and his American wife Mil dred Sherman now Lady Comoys. The three week old baby accompanies the couple amid villagers’ cheers as tales of the wedding and romance linger from the ceremony.

Stoner Henley-on-Thames Lord Comoys Stoner Park Lady Comoys Mildred Sherman W Stts Sherman New York Newport Miss Gould Lord Decies Aoowers Hally Winks Stise Ile Machine

Appointment of a National Bank Promotes New Banks

The article discusses the appointment of a national bank and favors forming more negro banks. It notes support for the bank merger and the potential expansion of financial institutions, highlighting the push to increase black-owned banks and economic opportunities.

Ah a Clew Sherlank Tolmer finds clues in damaged room

Tolmer inspects a room with shredded pictures and broken chairs while noting the carpet and tablet are scorched. He suggests someone has torn herr as he ponders the scene in Brooklya.

Sherlank Tolmer Mme

Building a Home Investment Tips for Sellers

A compact guide urges careful planning and original plans to boost home selling. It notes buyers prize style and individuality, advises presenting first coats and signs, and invites readers to bring plans for advice. It promises help townsmen save money and improve sale value.

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