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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
3
Listing of knit underwear and hosiery with item descriptions and prices. Mentions mixed fabric items including vests and stockings, with various price points and sizes noted. Some entries appear garbled, but indicate stock and sale terms for ladies and children’s knit garments.
A garbled OCR page cites diverse names and events including Archbishop Ireland, an Ogden visit, a theater production, high school sports results, legal notices, and local commerce. Disjointed fragments mention contracts, lawsuits, and community notices with multiple proper nouns amid unclear context.
Fragmented rural newspaper item reports on Southern Pacific and Ogden Union Railway matters, a Gerald Fitzgerald funeral, Leavitt family deaths, and a crime writeup of thefts and a suspect beaten by locals. It notes train service concerns, a potential mining camp near Gold Mountain, and a court appearance pending for A. Stuve. The piece blends community notices with sensational detail.
An unnamed young hunter suffered a terrible injury while out hunting near Ogden. He was rushed to Ogden General Hospital where Dr. Joyce Ambrise Dijon performed surgery to remove a foreign object and damaged tissue. He was described as having a fighting spirit as he recovered. Ambrosa Dalton, a brother, is mentioned in Ogden.
The Maethe New York board of education discusses a program to feed schoolchildren during the school day. The plan outlines meal offerings and logistics to ensure children receive nourishment, aiming to improve concentration and overall well being.
Unclear readable text notes Sunday closures and activities around a town named Rivadoy with mentions of Gab Keb Phely and Chiavhoni. Some lines reference a weather or event setting and a central area near Waimen An ratraln. Details are fragmented and names may be corrupted.
The War Office ships to Ogden and the Pacific rail shipments to the Philippines include clothing, saddles, rifles, ammunition and commissary supplies. The Ogden depot under Quartermaster J. T. Humphreys handled large consignments with McGaw at the freight depot coordinating urgent government packages. A heavy traffic pattern moved troops via the Rio Grande and Southern Pacific lines with inspections and special Pullman car movements planned for the coming week.
Supreme Court upholds lower court finding that Ogden Waterworks Co and city council had no right to fix rates via agreement. Court affirms that rates must be set by the council, rejects ex parte or long term fixed rates, and sustains the lower judgment. Obiter comment promotes practical treatment options and local drug store ad placement.
A meeting of Willard and nearby communities formed a 40-signature protest committee to oppose a proposed Utah smelter near Ulab Hot Springs. They warn land values and farming land would suffer from smoke damage and vow to organize a broad mobilization to oppose any expansion of the Utah smelter beyond a daily capacity of 1,000 tons.
Investigators of the Grogua Short Line questioned ten witnesses including two train conductors about a smash near Gayton Bondy. Engineer Burg and Conductor Quinn faced scrutiny as officials noted shared responsibility, with flags raised after the wreck. Several injured were hospitalized. Mrs Frandsen and her infant were moved to Brigham City by train accompanied by witnesses.
Readers learn that plans for a new high school and a proposed new school are being drawn by architects and, upon approval, will go to the board of education. The article notes a bond election date set for February with voters selecting Yes or No on Ogden’s future high school and facilities.
An excursion train to Salt Lake City operated by the Pacific Railway runs Friday February with a fare of 100 dollars. The round trip departs at 8 909 p.m and 7 0 p.m with a return train for Salt Lake City finishing at 1 20 p.m.
Fragmentary dispatch notes a movement to boycott Asians in Johannesburg with organizers and meetings reported. An individual named Tehawnentivg appears connected to coordinating efforts and urging employers to participate.
Real estate transfers recorded include Ernie Y Chill and husband to Oliver R Hews for part of a quarter section in township 9, consideration $275. Lester Alonzo Herelok and wife to Totin P O Neill for parts of two quarter sections, in township 1, consideration $2,000. Eholin Novris to Mary Quurvan for block 9 plat B lot claim, consideration $1.
New York engineer Peth Nichels, famed for civil projects, has died at home in Srankijn. He advised several railways including Very and Benetoin and was associated with the Whises department since early times.
Washington March 4 The hose gemanltter on appropriations reported favorably the pension bill for the current fiscal year ending June 30 1900. The bill totals 1 869 000 with a proposed appropriation of 174 000 less than the nyse ate eatligalea the exact sum authorized by the act.
Reports suggest tensions rising as BL Petersburo notes a looming clash involving Hongulant Turkey and allied forces. Officials warn of possible military actions and regional instability amid disputed territories and strategic maneuvers.
Ban Pesnelson reports grand jury returns new indictments against J Dalzet Brown Walter J Barinatl and armand treadwall. Brown allegedly embezzled 16000 from Sacramento Electric Gas and Railway Co and California Safe Deposit and Trust Co acted as trustee. Brown Barinatl and Troddwell accused of embezzling 1 001 shares of Sacramento Valley Bank Brigga Co Juma county with losses of 86035 and 4993 shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank of California valued at 600AGE. Indictments dated September 28 1906 before Judge George Burtavrant.
The article notes the sealing of a vault at St Pauls in Hempstead related to Rosina Parmontian and Andre Parmisaver. It mentions the last interred individuals, all connected to the Catholic faith on Long Island, and identifies Parmontian as daughter of Andre Parmisaver who died in 1830.
A 40 year old foster mother adopted Mire Julia AL Lorman through a consent hearing yesterday. The elder woman testified the younger woman had been a daughter in the same home since Mrs Lintman’s birth. Mrs Hormin of Caw met Mich, son of Abraham Horman, consented to the adoption.
A bill proposing nine million three hundred four thousand dollars for famine relief in Russia has been submitted to the cabinet and will be introduced formally. The plan reflects rising costs due to worsening winter conditions and the need to aid the famine-stricken population.
Representatives of the assembly discuss policy changes on the sale of sausage and related goods, detailing a plan to regulate prices and standards. The event occurs amid confusion over terminology and dates, with mention of a national day and daily actions by officials.
A damaged OCR fragment reports Harelman residence work near Arden, listing a total contract value around four million dollars. The garbled text mentions Newborg and Ohlo In a plot of weather, with workers engaged and monthly pay rates noted, but specifics are unclear.
A misread notice reports a Russian trotting mare arriving in New York to be bred in America. It names breeders and institutions with fragmented details and several garbled phrases.
A fragmentary text critiques a supposed lands’ political system and moral standards, contrasting autocratic rule with calls for democratic benchmarks. It references gender norms, social attire, and cultural expectations amid a broader meditation on power, behavior, and civility.
The message presses for improved results from large scale drilling. It emphasizes needs for robust yields, higher output, and faster timelines to achieve substantial resource gains. Authorities urged to accelerate plans and deploy enhanced methods.
Tarmat Ticonderoga was bred to the family stallion Hiingen and will be returned to Russia.
A steamer named Bluefields was abandoned after a storm on January 23. Captain Hixglus and the eighteen crew members were last aboard as the vessel drifted toward a foreign-bound craft during a violent gale that swept the coast for years.
In Owledge Feb 4 Homer A Smith testified in the murder case of Mrs. Dots McKonnan that Guerin was no gambler but a blackmailer. He claimed Guerin attempted to extort 310,000 from Mrs. McDonald in exchange for letters Guerin said he possessed. On January 27, 1008, Realty stated he travelled to Chicago at Mrs. McDonald's request to influence Guerlaceann’s persecution of the case.
Feb 4 Homestead reports a street car wreck injuring Mery Gedale and Keta Berly fatally with internal injuries. Twelve others were badly cut or trampled in the rush following the collision.
A fire at a hotel in Mount Clemens Michigan on February 4 destroyed the main hotel structure and spread quickly. Guests escaped safely though one man jumped from a second story window injuring his back. Property losses are estimated at 40 000 dollars with all personal belongings lost.
Four delegates will be chosen at the state convention on April 2 to back the presidential ticket. The delegation aims to unite behind the candidate for Vice President and solidify support for the party in Fairbanks and Indianapolis.
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