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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
3
The suit outlines marital disputes with allegations of biotite and improprieties. The complaint, filed yesterday, names Pred C Walker and Rael Ro Meer and references divorce proceedings, property, and residence in Ogden canyon Wisconsin.
The husband seeks custody arguing the mother is unfit to care for their child. Howard King was appointed to take evidence and report to the court. if the judge grants the request, proceedings proceed without anticipated resistance from Mrs. Walker. The notice mentions Dean's Ointment claiming rapid relief for a burning area.
A long list of choir members and roles from a Catholic service is read, naming sopranos altos and choristers including Irene Tomsek Agnes Grill Marguerite Grill Edna Healy Nataly Maginnis May Moran Ana Conroy Maude Hayes Mae Moran Thea Platfout AMoe Mly Taina Cahill Mayen Gurter Tewors John Junk Joseph Kearney Phil Grill and others. Organist and director May Conroy led the ensemble as the blessed rite was given.
Train offer for teachers attending the convention at Provo via the Rio Grande Western line. Round trip fare set for the journey in June and January 1908. Tickets good to return after the event with limited seating and return validity.
A jumble of holiday notices, shop promotions, and community plans from Ogden describes Christmas candy at Ward’s, a Congress Academy Christmas program, charity dinners, skating lessons, jail holiday respite, and a children’s matinee. It notes toy and candy promotions, a post office rush, and local auctions and social gatherings tied to December celebrations.
Whidows display holly wreaths and festive decor as Joy indicates a joyful day. Mrs Mary Maycock widow hosts a gathering at Pleasant View with plans for burial at North Ogden. Community events include a 6 pm open at Congress Academy and a talk by Geo Kellay at Tyid ward with ticket details available.
William Siefert, foreman on the cut of f, was knocked to the ground in Medrin Alley by his former employee Joby Welch and robbed of $51 and gold watches. A woman raised the alarm. Welch escaped. Siefert identified Welch and police search for him.
Architects and real estate dealers foresee a busy period after January with plans for large office structures on Washington Avenue and warehouses on Wall Avenue. Significant additions to the business district are planned as warm weather aids construction. Vendors cite a rising confidence in Ogden as a business hub with investors eyeing new office blocks and several warehouses.
The muticle is deen at reliroad Headqdattera Area Mhest deserted te ey hed avers thing iron about the riia depot. Trainmaster Lulu and the staff performed their duties while the parade of officials moved through the scene. The leader and all the Hers were ahaa and the artists lacked energy as spectators watched the frelett aftermath.
A Christmas dining scene turned violent as Alfred Humphreys drew a knife during a disturbance. Cooks and staff intervened, deescalating the scene while Humphreys fled but was later arrested and jailed. Cooks defended diners and waitresses as officers arrived to secure the area.
The ice harvest proceeds under Foreman B J Fowler with about thirty five workers preparing six ice houses near Ogden yards. Blocks measure three feet square and twelve inches thick, with western Union Pacific shipments from Cranston Wyoming. The season requires two months to store, using refrigerator and service cars, while supplies are raised from Boca California and Montana sources to meet regional demand.
Fragmentary handwork notes indicate hopes that a telephone strike settlement is near for workers in Utah Wyoming Montana and surrounding states. Officials report all parties have agreed to speedy negotiation and an amicable resolution to the labor dispute.
Federal court here restraining interference with the business and property of the company be dismissed. President Alex Fairgrines of the Montana Federation of Labor and Vice President Sullivan of the Electrical Workers Union have asked their local attorneys. They advised that the demand be withdrawn and that all telephone company operations have been clarified. The final conference date is not known but expected in the immediate future.
The Lindsay Elite Market advertises cleared house exchanges as premium, promising clean sanitary handling and government stamp for purity. It invites the public to view products and claims meats cost no more than inferior options, highlighting a focus on premium quality.
The Denver and Rio Grande offers holiday round trip passes across Ulith state with a single slugia fare. Tickets are valid for travel on December 20 24 25131 and January 1 through January Cth 1903, enabling round trips between all points in the state.
Two men, Nicholar Cescerous and Michael Homtadian, were found unconscious with multiple knife wounds on Giood Avenue near Desplainen Street. They were rushed to a hospital. Cescerous is dying from a chest wound while Homtadian regained consciousness and gave his name.
State Engineer’s Office, Salt Lake County Utah, December 17, 1907, gives notice that Spencer of Ogden Utah has applied under Chapter 108 for 40 cubic feet per second from the south fork of the Ogden River to divert water to power generators in Ogden and Huntsville, Utah. Water to be stored in a reservoir above the point of diversion and released to meet daytime load, with 100 acre feet reserved. Protests due within thirty days after publication.
In North Dayor on December 2, a fatal house fire killed J. M. Gurrier toiny, Michael Veltrie aged 69, Reed III and two sons. Velvia reportedly jumped from a window. one occupant suffered internal injuries. Authorities described the event as a deadly blaze with a broad section of the home destroyed.
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