Play at the Grand on Friday
A fragment notes a Grand performance Friday featuring a touring production praised for its standard success and claimed as the longest yet for the company Wired 3. It mentions special scenery and high production quality.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
8
A fragment notes a Grand performance Friday featuring a touring production praised for its standard success and claimed as the longest yet for the company Wired 3. It mentions special scenery and high production quality.
Judge James N. Kimball of Ogden will travel to Huntsville to confer with local officials on whether action should be taken. Mr. Scithall contends no election was held in Huntsville and no political conventions or nominations occurred.
The draft notes describe ballots at polling places and a process where newly elected officers may be seated if proceedings succeed. If the actions hold, current officeholders could be ousted and incidents resolved with a proper election and qualifications for successors.
Mrs. RB Howe hosts a permanent exhibition titled Donorsial Chiva in the Utah National Bank Building. The display will be open day and evening and on sale from now until Christmas.
Reports from Ogden indicate Alpha shaft and Glynux property miners remain imprisoned with tentative rescue not expected before year end. Communication through a 18 inch pipe serves food and water as engineers monitor stability and risk of further collapses while awaiting a safe work plan.
A list from Ben Selig Jim Cottyeth and others names legendary fighters from the Queensberry era. Jeffries Peter Jackson Jim Corbett Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Joe Gans Harry Walcott Geo Dixon Young Mitchell George LaVigne appear as top four color boxers. Some names like Choynski McGovern Dawson discussed, Burns Erne Hawhillow Sullivan McCoy omitted. The piece notes most were from old era while Laftries is the lone newer entrant. it contrasts recent blowhard sluggers with classic defense and precision fighting. A separate article reports Aturphy Frayne draw in San Francisco and local ads for theater offerings follow.
A garbled ad and letters page show artistic framing offerings at the Venus location 2464 Wrenington Ave along with a long post office letter list from Open Utah. Names such as Armstrong Allred Martin Malone Brackley Mullen and Oliphant appear among the jumble. The item blends shop notices with an extended surname-heavy post office list.
Civil engineer L B Spencer returned on the Overland Limited from East St Louis where he attended the four week Blg Four railway damage trial serving as a witness for the defendant. He visited relatives in Virginia West Virginia and Washington for a White House reception and Stanford Alamo gate event in honor of President Jehu. Spencer, a 1898 graduate of the University, then went to Nevada before resuming management of his Ogden engineering offices and enterprises.
At the municipal court Beltzer proved ownership of a Spaniel valued at 49 by presenting evidence and a dog’s master string, while Warner, who claimed purchase rights, failed to concede. The case featured tense exchanges on the street and a presiding official urging reconciliation before Judge Min.
Fragmented OCR story details a chaotic memory improvement rumor and a medical claim about coffee affecting nerves and brain function. It mentions a death, a suspect named person, and scattered actions across a distant scene. The text is garbled, with many unreadable words and stray phrases.
Belteer challenges ownership of Zip the dog in a Ogden court. Warner agrees, Zip performs a trick no other dog can, is coaxed into a devout pose, then released as Beltser concedes. Attorney Bagley orders Zip to be taken from the courthouse.
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