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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
8
A garbled transcript shows a judge sentencing offenders after pleadings in a municipal court session. One defendant received a short jail term on multiple charges, while others faced fines and probation. Names and exact charges are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple birth notices and family updates with unclear names and places. It mentionsWilliam F. Weynin and possible arrivals or visits, with references to holiday gatherings and local families, all in garbled form. The readable portions suggest a community birth record context amid general social notes.
The Christmas afternoon and night program boasts a revival of the comedy The Beat Show by Eu Seay and a suite of new acts. A notable feature is the adaptation of a modern scene depicting bank clerks and brokers in caustic social satire with extravagant stage effects and clever construction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Weber, Widder, Trahy, Comber, and a city keeper of Caden City with scattered phrases. Details are unreadable, but indicates a local person and place in a garbled report.
Daily departures planned from Lakes and Jaamvinge Caden with early morning 740 schedule and 7240 from Salt Lake. service targets local patrons with daily runs toward Balt and Oak, including a 9 am departure from Malia and other city stops. tickets on sale with details at stations.
A long, readable account shows Ogden's jobbing trade growing as fifty city drummers operate from 7 this city. They travel winter on snowshoes and summer by long dusty stage rides, delivering goods from warehouses near rail yards. Large wholesalers like Sevarerosh & Sons and Fred Kiesel & Co. ship hundreds of crates daily, including bottles, jars, cans, and groceries, while local storage houses stock the corridor of commerce.
A church event at Adams Avenue features a Sunday evening program with Misses Mitchell and Bose, solos by various performers, and a guest appearance by the Wayne Memorial window display. Admission is 45 cents for adults, with proceeds supporting church activities and a charity sale.
A wife traveling with her husband’s body to Tuleh inson for burial fell ill during the journey and died en route. The late locomotive engineer from Rocklin, aged 65, and his wife, 15 years his junior, were the principal figures in a grim interment saga. Authorities and doctors reported pneumonia symptoms during the final leg of the trip.
Railroad notes describe Br. and Ralle, a Union Pacific traveling agent, visiting relatives during holidays. Vague references mention captains, journeys through eastern Wyoming, western Nebraska, and Guluvade, and notes about Union Pacific shops in Evanston and new maid trains being introduced.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a contract dated in May for 18 years with specific terms about payment and obligations. It references parties including New York and Cheyenne, with vague notes on penalties for nonperformance and possible deliveries or services. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
A mixed local notice lists real estate transfers with names and sections, followed by a column of arrivals and names across various cities. The fragmented text names individuals and places, including a pastor and multiple towns, hinting at a community snapshot of transactions and arrivals.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a veranda, road, and traffic issues near a shore area with mentions of concern over visitors and local routes. No clear events, dates, or named organizations emerge from the readable portion.
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