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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
3
A garbled passage promises that prescriptions are affordable and urges shoppers to compare costs. It mentions not charging more than other pharmacies and hints at names or entities, but the text is largely incoherent and difficult to parse.
A garbled early 20th century public notice mix mentions PMIL WALTA Washington’s Wielising and Gongrana Notiing Academy with Saturday events. It references measles fever checks, quarantines, school board reports, and a probate matter linked to Jaltanbett Hinton. The text lists birthdays, funds, hospital commitments, and local civic figures amid deteriorated OCR quality.
Readable items describe Washington's birthday observances, cemetery funeral plans, and social notices in Ogden. Mentions Regina Mining Party, Ben Douglas funeral, Queen Esther Chapter No. 4 meeting, and various local events including dances, receptions, and entertainments with dates around February. Includes court notices and health updates on residents.
A letter from C N Chapman assistant forester confirms the forest service accepted the Simmons hardware site option in Ogden for a supply depot. Chapman notes the depot will be established by April and thanks Mr. Clark for assistance in gathering necessary information and coordinating the project.
A troubled meeting in Mananenitapeek addressed a failed bank opening. Winla SL and Bahl led efforts to reopen operations amid ongoing talks with Tet Hlopeattons. An estimated 000 in aid was discussed as a path to stabilization.
N C Flygare, a prominent contractor and builder in Ogden with ties to the Amalgamated Sugar company and several city institutions, died at 2 o clock from injuries after falling from a night air shaft in the National Bank Building under renovations. Born February 3 1841 in Sweden he emigrated with a large party in 1864 and played a key role in Ogden’s growth. He served as a missionary and elder in Latter day Saint circles and held multiple civic posts including fire and police instructor.
An obituary fragment honors a senior church figure, noting his 1883 mission release, decades of service as stake president, and long tenure in the Scandinavian mission. Funeral services are planned in Tybewnnele with a week’s end view, featuring family and church leadership in attendance.
At Wheber Academy the school marks the passing of Weser Fleko with sorrowful expressions and a tribute led by President L W Sturstitt and President N C Flygare. Principal David Ohekay notes Fleko’s long service and uncertain return for the funeral as plans for an Alumni ball and a basketball game with Bold Lake High School proceed tonight and tomorrow.
Accompanied by his wife Fol Voorhees, former chief clerk, Mr Voorhees has retired from the Southern Pacific to become cashier of the Silver Peak Gold Mining Company at Dinit Nevada. The plant between Blair and Nevada, near the Tonopah railroad, includes a 400-stamp mill and cyanide plant. The A total of about 260 workers are employed as the project expands. The operation, led by Senator William Fitzhugh and George Brady, has expended about 2,500,000 dollars with the outlook of eventual full production in several years.
Notice with official order details stating shops will operate at Washington month and time hints. Names Abe and Biggott appear as officers or signatories. Text is garbled but indicates a formal shop opening or schedule directive by authorities.
San Frafelzeo Pel aT Living tom rusting writer and friend of Cucmt Leg Talstoi was adjudged insane last week. Amid absences and fits, authorities ordered confinement with Livingaton requesting immediate medical care and the Napa asylum authorities executing the order.
A damaged OCR item references Missouri Pacific and a payment dispute. The fragment mentions a legal or financial action with department names and a 36,0007 figure amid unclear wording. No clear dates, parties, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
Officials on two Union lines pledge to enforce the nine hour law with an army of telegraph operators ready for duty. Ogden telegraphers dispute shortages, citing high pay cuts and surplus labor while noting recent wreck cleared and traffic resuming between Ogden and the sugar factory.
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