25 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
1
A garbled snippet references maternal health and constitution with unclear phrases about assistance and accomplishment. It mentions a mother and child, health restoration, and generative strength but lacks coherent details or a clear event.
A fragmentary ad style notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women. It names Mrs J Gilier and Mrs Thal Ovex and mentions health claims, testimonials, and a supposed remedy for female ailments. No verifiable medical evidence is provided.
Secretary A P Bigelow reported to the Gun club and Pittshore officials that wartime gun and ammunition showings will be organized for a September 6 event. Ogden Run club seeks armament exemption. President Garay Cont is to confirm arrangements. Salt Lake participants and Browntiy contenders were noted, with local shooters named and attendance expected.
An incoherent OCR passage mentions Archbishop, race track terms, and a distorted dialogue about a change and guidance. The readable bits do not form a coherent report or identifiable facts suitable for a summary.
Fragmentary OCR describes a despondent man in Waranan, Utah, dying by his own action. The text mentions government matters, a widow, and a chaotic scene with scattered names and notes, but the legible core reports a self-inflicted death in the region with only partial details remaining.
The fourth annual Intermountain Lawn Tennis Tournament hosted by the Ournment Association drew players from the Judas region and nearby counties. In men's singles results MT. Moberte beat Mile and Neditetra toppled A Ye Mae Enemiel, Aller defeated J Foltoni, Taylor beat Ay Tatose, and Boney won by default. Garnett defeated Genray Bade.
The readable passages describe a jumble of misheard names and phrases. It references Garey traveler and several misordered terms but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a clear report.
A mangled, partial OCR passage mentions a person described as a Gnolal Impresator and a woman speaking of a defense. It references a man who has fallen on a board and may need help, with garbled dialogue about personal feelings.
General Edward Luard’s wife, Mrs Luard, was found murdered at their London residence. A bullet to the left eye and a blow to the head marked a brutal act. The autopsy noted rings missing from Mrs Luard and a terrier present at the scene. General Luard, a long-time military figure, led the rifle clubs and society early in the century, and married in 1875.
A district court docket lists petitions for confirmation of title and real property, demurrers to amended pleadings, and multiple probate matters. Administrators seek final accounts, distributions, and relief for estates including Thurston, Dive Herrick, Barley, Svea, Murty, and Bruceletan, with actions pending for appraisal, discharge, and trust or estate administration.
A described plan imagines a woman directing a new railway station project amid local opposition and duty. The piece notes the period setting and hints at social roles, with a focus on a heroine directing urban development despite challenges.
Two sweeping appellate rulings sustain government position in rail safety case law. The Denver & Rio Grande and Santa Fe lines are cited as examples where Congress empowered strict safety appliance requirements. Courts abrogate common law carrier duties and reaffirm federal standards over state rules.
Readable bits show characters Meextan and a magistrate discussing trust and travel. The garbled text mentions a trip away from home and a reference to Washington, hinting at a larger narrative about origin, motive, and moral judgment.
LEGAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION An examination to be held in the Central School building on Wednesday and Thursday, September end wad Srd. 908, beginning at 9 o'clock each day. All teachers and candidates not holding certificates will be required to take the examination. Candidates for High School certificates will please notify the undersigned not later than Aug. 23. Signed: WILLIAM ALLISON, Chairman Board of Examiners.
Public notice from State Kristiner's Online Salt Lake City July 14 1409 announcing A F Parker at Ogden Utah seeks to appropriate water from Ogden River and Weber County stream for industrial use. The plan covers year round diversion via pipe and wheel, returning water to the stream, with protests due by specified date.
A special election is set in Ogden City on September 1808 to choose a new ward council member. Voters must be qualified residents of the ward and will decide property tax measures and water works funding at the polling place near the Ogden City Hall.
Ogden City authorizes a franchise related to gas works with a 4000 dollar cap for acquiring the current water works system. Appointed judges for wards one through five are named with their ward locations and include Candin, Mille, Brown, Zeffner, Nowauth, Harris, and Lindquist among others. The notice sets polling hours as seven to seven and confirms the act dated September 24, 1906 with publications across 1908.
Notice to water users regarding Morgan Crescent Mining Company via county official. Details refer to Chapter 148 and Utah law, asking for appropriation of water from May Mollow Spring, description of stream, pipe conduit, and location near Moran Mining District. Public objection period and legal actions outlined with dates and responsible offices.
Fragmentary notice mentions watch users and fall bakerity with unclear dates and names. Readable items reference Shales May beers and Natlen 8 terehs arse thar ful Jt Spencey. Details are incomplete, but the notice signals an alert or reminder to monitor specific items or accounts.
In Ogden Utah an application under Chapter 18 of the Seasla Laws of Utah 1908 as amended seeks to appropriate ten cubic feet per second of water near Ogden to develop power for machinery. Water would be diverted 2,708 feet from the southwest corner of section 10 township 7 north range 4 east, conveyed 42,000 feet, and returned to the Che Basin channel after use. The applicant notes no prior diverter and proposes a term through December 31 each year. publication notices have dates July 29 and August 28, 1908.
State Engineer alerts that the Water Works Co is applying for a water diversion permit from Taylor Canyon Weber County near Ogden. The plan covers multiple diversion points from springs and streams, totaling up to ten cubic feet per second, with annual maintenance and storage details, and a formal notice of hearing and timelines for objections.
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