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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary Ogden page items note sales and ads. Mentions furniture carpet, Christmas goods, rooms for rent, a Columbus renovation, and theater hall reopening plans. Includes local names like Hendry Tolsickman, George Greenwell, and A. Wash Young. References to a death in Michigan and a private legal matter, with scattered social notices and business lines.
Fragmentary text mentions several names and places including Salem Salt Lake and Montana divisions with references to a Friday event and a court or panel in a degraded form. Reading is uncertain and details are incomplete.
Judge Holupp dissolves bonds of intimacy between Edward Hart and Lucy Hart in May decree. Witness Hive testifies his wife deserted him over a year ago. The defendant restored to her maiden name Lucy Murray and awarded alimony of ten dollars monthly from the father.
Rick Reed and J Bybee were convicted for disturbing the peace with loud profane language last night. Reed fined £20, Bybee given suspended sentence after admonitory instruction. a third defendant, Digvlatypodt, appeared in court with testimony about a witness Dalton. additional charges and a separate impersonation arrest also referenced amid contested testimony.
The building committee of the Car regin public Library held a meeting this evening to discuss the interior furnishings for the library. The proposals include items expected to cost around SiO, to be arranged over the coming weeks.
Smuggling case details at Tellngide show Austrlans and Tralians displaced by Americans as the local operation resumes. Officials say American laborers will take preservation roles. O B Smp. appointed temporary manager with a regular appointment planned next month in Boston area.
W. C. W. Woher Camp No 74 activity outlined with attendees and locations. Names and specifics are fragmented, but references to a meeting or gathering at Bet Wey and related theaters suggest local civic or veteran group plans. No clear dates or outcomes are identifiable from the text provided.
An appeal bond was approved before United States Commissioner Ma Loney last evening. The defense was granted 60 days to file an appeal in one case involving Charles Meighan, former postmaster, who was convicted in the Federal court. The bond and delays were ordered pending further proceedings and potential appeals in St. Louis court matters.
Herman Kort, a 23 year old, appeared in municipal court after the week old shooting during a scuffle with Thomas Nowey. He waived examination on an assault with intent to murder charge, was bound over in district court on $2,500 bond, unable to post, and placed in sheriff’s custody. Witness James Curler may be subpoenaed later as he is absent.
Public record lists multiple transfers including Urry and Carver families transferring lands in Wilt County's northeast southeast and surrounding quarters. Consideration amounts show I00 and 2 Robert Moyes and wife to Christensen part of northeast quarter in township 7 north range 2 west. Other entries include Jas Biulathp and wife to Martha Len plat 4 black 12 with $100.
New York report notes Henny Moneniere Uo feet automobilist to attend an early January automobile show at Mindli wank Square Garden. He plans to establish in America a federation for French machine manufacture for road testing. Holter reportedly still holds the wheel’s Kilometer race record of si seconds. A test run for the male FL isaint may be accepted by the Freak governing lard.
Fragmented dispatch reports railroad changes and local incidents. Mentions depots, lines to Peqneps, and a plan to extend services to Merand. Includes references to a Charisonos purchase, a pastor named Presley Lertin, and a fatality or illness event.
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