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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
7
A fragmentary wire of notices reports deaths and funerals, with the death of Hobson and services for Margaret Johnson noted. It mentions families, addresses, and local business references as part of a scattered, era-era newspaper page.
General services and interment were held at the Donutiful colliery with Mra Jahns a known figure in Rounthul. A dreamland program featured extra fine performances by Arne mre Nielvoy and a rainy day lament. Raanfoe Nolin led a memorial at Usnterille teeing-home with Ellurg Behade and AlweuE McKay among speakers. floral offerings filled the bier as attendees paid respects. The procession moved to the Famtarile cemetery for final rites.
Eyewitness accounts describe rising floodwaters engulfing Folsom canyon towns and sweeping away homes. Mrs. G. J. Rooke, a telephone operator, stayed to warn others and was swept from a doomed building after receiving an early warning to evacuate. Dozens remain missing or dead as rescuers search the canyon and river.
Fragmentary OCR details a rural investigation involving a boy reported missing on the west side property scene in Missouri. The narrative references a man named Belroth, a father figure, and a property owner amid a widening search across depots, streets, and industrial sites with a focus on the boy and local figures. The text suggests a long, intricate pursuit across multiple locales as authorities and residents seek clues about the disappearance.
A garbled OCR fragment references a swimmer named Jute Whed and others, mentioning a location and event in a mix of unclear terms. It hints at a sports context with names and places but readable details are sparse and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions missteps and disputes amid unclear names and places. It hints at a claim or error involving individuals and a location, with disrupted phrases and inconsistent spelling across lines. Lacks verifiable facts or coherent events.
David Laughlin, 42, employed by a bakery company, was crushed near a moving car while trenching on West Tonjle Street. A wagon struck him from behind, knocking him to the pavement and injuring him. He was carried to Graves’ hospital after police and ambulance were alerted.
Ball Lake reports Quartermaster Sergeant Bost of the First Infantry suffered multiple leg injuries after colliding with a railing near the armory entrance. A heavy railing shifted, causing him to fall. he was transported to Groves hospital and faces a lengthy recovery.
Salt Lake August 28 Herald reports serious damage from insects attacking alfalfa across several Utah counties. Joseph Burn Parry notes nearly a quarter of alfalfa acreage damaged. pests, larvae of leaf-cutting insects, have fed on tender parts, delaying harvest and threatening market availability. In some counties the blast was more severe than last year.
Narid Lough Ain 42 was struck by a southbound streetcar on West Temple Street near Second South. He suffered severe injuries and was taken to the hospital. investigation blames none of the trolley crew, but the report notes the accident occurred as a wagon passed by.
The outing of veteran volunteer women of Qader and the Five Ponies volunteer firemen at Old Hermitage drew about 800 attendees. A festive program featured food, music by Five Paints, and various athletic events. Prizes totaling around $200 were awarded.
A garbled account notes a reward to defray dogteeth expenses and a Utah delegation join a UK group at Albuquerque on Sept 20. The piece mentions Fred J. East of Ogden as committee chair and Gustav Publ of South Milwaukee sending a letter about a $1,000 prize for an irrigation exhibit related to barley growth and state funding for exhibits.
Reports show many mien employed by Union Pacific rebuilding and double tracking the line from Granger to Green River. About 200 to 390 men are laying track as graders finish the grade. heavy traffic on the Tinton Part calls for a double track at the soonest. Operational routes will shift in the spring after fines and schedules are arranged.
A garbled OCR reads multiple church notices including First Methodist Episcopal Church on Twenty fourth Street with pastor G I McCreery and a Sunday school led by Newton. services listed with hymns and choir pieces. Another entry details First Baptist Church on Grant Avenue near Twenty third and Twenty fourth Streets, pastor H S Zimmerman, morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 9 30, evening service, and visiting preacher remarks. Also references to Church of the Good Shepherd at Grant and Twenty Fourth Streets and Garman Evangelical Church on Twenty third and Jefferson, with service times and activities.
Solomon Geiger sues South Pacific company in the district court seeking 20600 dollars for damages from a 1908 accident while inspecting cars. He alleges orders to inspect caused a derailment and collision leading to severe injuries including amputation of his left leg and back injuries. The suit names his attorneys and the defendant company, outlining the claim and legal action.
A Sunday Tabernacle service will feature speaker Arnold Bowriston and a program led by Maddock, Whitaker, and Paulson with solos and duets. The event includes readings on lessons and a question period about church topics, reflecting local religious dialogue.
A late summer parade with General George H. Wingite, city officials, and cheering thousands passed through downtown, followed by a music program and a display of civic tokens. Onlookers included many in MR German and other singing societies. the event drew crowds near the works and surrounding areas. Separate markets reported price quotes for livestock, grains, and metals, with notable activity at Chicago and regional exchanges.
An OCR fragmented list mentions various firms and places such as American Wak, Moby 1S, Amogkeag Sugar, Savors Mining Co, and Medion Hatiwae. It references Chicago Southwest and multiple regional locations with unclear contexts and inconsistent spellings.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear context and missing details. Unable to determine persons, organizations, places, dates, or events from the provided portion.
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