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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists social notices, obituaries, and ads. It mentions the funeral for Mrs. Acnie Bird, a Willard hotel resident, and a sale by Bryen Trouble Mining Co. Other items reference theater events, church fundraisers, and job notices, with scattered names and addresses from Ogden area.
County officials discuss taxing parsonages and approve salaries for county staff including Dr Los as health head at Ali per month and Royal Harroussen as hort caretaker at 3 per day. Board reappoints, reviews road damage estimates, and considers funding for repairs.
A crowded auditorium event highlights a new generation of German Shepherds and Labrador lineage. The standout puppy Lady Gladstone, shown by George Mp Commieh, is tied to Maced Capatene Tiber No and a prize history across nine generations.
A garbled 19th century news item reports a major mining strike near Nevada. It mentions the Putin vein, the Bolter mine, and the Gold Mining Company at Sura Nevada, with estimates of ore tonnage and vein widths. The piece notes activity in southern Nevada and potential seasonal impacts on production and prices.
The obituary notes Cecil McArdle, longtime fixer of Mary Cyrella Meats, died after a lengthy illness. Details recount his character and recent operations, with family arrangements and funeral notices. A separate item mentions a one mile race tonight at the Auditorium in Greenwald and Lindsay.
A Thursday mass meeting at the University of Tab and Axbetters College will discuss consolidation. Dr Merrill and W Hh Kluwsil advocate consolidation, urging clear public understanding and answering questions. The no charge meeting aims to inform residents amid legislative considerations in Logan.
The University of Chicago professor will give a lecture titled Literature and the Community at the Taternacle tonight. An audience is expected, with the committee arranging for a large turnout and admission is noted for the event.
A funeral service was held at the graveyard for Latren who died from a disease worsened by fear and social disruption. Family unable to attend church or other gatherings due to illness. Larren, wife of Salt Lake resident Epthal Men, mourns Saturday as the talary terror grips Salt Lake, claiming its tenth victim in the community.
Fragmented OCR reports a convoluted claim of Thaw accusing Stanford White of conspiring with others to produce a hoax or fraudulent evidence for redress. The text references New York social figures, alleged assaults, and court claims involving multiple named and unnamed individuals.
Geant Syphers, administrator of W Beether’s estate, sues San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad for death of young Seph v4. Alleged accident occurred when he fell while boarding a vessel near Salt Lake, crushed under wheels. Complaint claims negligence allowed gravel banks and dirt near the track, causing the fatal fall.
Foreman O W Miller, formerly of the planing mill at Eccles Lam Gard, was arrested on embezzlement charges. A county attorney complaint alleges Stifler misappropriated company funds by routing pay and orders to contractors and customers, with money diverted to his own use before dismissal by the yard manager.
Te Daduel owner of a long standing jewelry shop relocates from Twenty fourth Street to 2067 Washington Avenue. The new quarters will be a well arranged jewelry treasure house while the vacated Burwell store may be taken by Watson-Filgare Hardware for expanded floor space.
The Lathe of Marraters are asked to meet at Feaple Halt at 5 deck Turmay muting to attend the funeral of Cee Mes Candle. The service will be held at St Joseph's phareh at JY a. 1h.
A weather-weary region faces renewed flood fears as heavy rains weaken embankments and hydrographic works. Officials assess risks along the Great Northern Packie corridor, noting recent warming and supply disruptions.
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