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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Thomas Poorman celebrate the safe arrival of their first child, a daughter. The family reports mother and baby doing well at their home, with well wishes pouring in from local friends and neighbors.
Thief engineer Joseph A. Weat of the Campier Valley and Utah & Tobac Railroad describes Ogden to Hunterte line under way through Ozcea canyon. He cites few workers now but vows to double force, push abutments and walls ahead for high spring floods, and route the line along the north river bank with bridges 60 to 100 feet long. Concrete walls and blasting may be needed. completion is aimed for next year’s head of the valley freight business.
Sheriff Wilson says no new developments in the Gorray theft and Deputy Clark murder search. Hartwell, injured and hospitalized, spoke briefly, claiming confusion about his location and injuries, and שהיה employed by Harman Co. in Omaha before heading west. Authorities continue to pursue tangible clues amid heavy traffic.
A jury in open court heard testimony about the killing of Seymour Clark. The key witness L A Helm, from Merced Cal, was identified as the man who confronted the victim, while train brakeman Robert Stradshew testified about the robbery plan and Helm’s involvement. The court adjourned after a verdict was reached without completing further deliberations.
A reader recalls digestive troubles and fatigue from poor nourishment. After trying various tonics, a friend recommends Grape Nuts. since then the writer crediting strength and digestion improvement. The ad notes the need for food and wind to aid digestion and promotes a theater feature titled The Road to Well.
Hela testifies that Bly was recognized and confirms Drajaban's statement. A man aboard a stock car near Echo claimed to be George T as Helm describes a tense exchange and a stranger avoiding dialogue. Deputy Sheriff Marphy and Dr. J. S. Goren describe wounds and other witnesses recount the day's events.
Chicago tale of Addie McDonald claiming her infant was killed by Samuel Lewis and Jacob Sayitagy while traveling from Ogden to Chicago last November. police doubt the name and search for the two men in the Ghetto district. Confession allegedly corroborated by Teresa Terk and others, but officers doubt the story’s clarity.
An old advertorial promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe laxative for all ages. It claims they cure constipation with regular use, promise refunds if unsatisfied, and compare favorably to other remedies. The copy emphasizes taste friendly tablets and non habit forming effects.
Local district forester Clyde Zearitt announced that a 50 000 initial debit had been made by the United States Treasurer in Chicago to the credit of the forest district agent in this city. Payments for salaries and expenses of the forest service and 31 national forests in the district are now handled by check, with funds from timber sales and grazing fees going to the National Treasury.
Messrs Werrick's studio in Washington remains open through the holidays, extending service past the usual hours to accommodate customers during the festive period.
Fragmentary OCR report notes a trial day with Lamerie charged as a ragrattie plea of guilty, detectives Pender involved, and hints of alleged theft of pants. Jury resolves with ten Gazz evidence finishing the day amid changers in time and penalties for various points.
Parents at the Grant School celebrated Parents Day with Principal Hoetiv and teachers hosting a well attended event. More than 150 visitors toured exhibits of manual training, sewing, and regular work, while noon remarks by Mr. Irwin, a Civil War veteran, were praised. Refreshments of lemonade and cake were served, with doorkeepers guiding guests through requested rooms and a brief address by the veteran adding to the day’s program.
Fragmentary report notes a route called Laggn Route observed at Salt Lake. The item mentions wreaths and elements related to a ceremony but lacks clear dates or identifiable organizations or people. Further readable details are limited and ambiguous.
A garbled report shows a man named J. LeCall pleading guilty to drunkenness and receiving a sentence. The narrative describes police court actions, a city crackdown, and a plea connected to drunken behavior, with details scattered and partially indecipherable.
Oakland December card at Exorty Ridge features France Nap winning at 20 to 1, with standout finishes from Bt Francia and May Amelia among high-tension sprints. Trainers and bidders push for prized entries as multiple horses hit close noses ahead of the finish, including a notable upset and strong showings in longer events.
Rev. Charles Hartley of Bardinia reports dramatic relief from bronchial catarrh after trying Hyomet, a remedy advertised by S. W. Badcoh. The ad claims Hyomet cures catarrh, color, sneezing, asthma and griping, touting easy breathing and healthful air when inhaled.
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