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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
7
A splintered OCR snippet records phone rings in the editorial room and business offices. The lines mention STated TELEPHONES and Bell Phone tones, hinting at a newsroom communication scene without providing a full narrative or clear names or events.
Willem Beans Baker of Roy Weber County died yesterday morning at seventy, a Myrmon church member since 1802 and longtime Hooper Stake leader. Survived by wife Exther Colt and three children, the service was held at Hooper on Wednesday with burial at Hopur cemetery.
Mary McLeod 62 was found dead yesterday afternoon by her nursemaid at the Bathhouse in Ball Lake. The body was taken to the undertaking establishment for identification, with relatives including daughter Sallie McLeod and several named kin from Nevada, Colorado, and Auburn. Police and attending physicians cited a possible heart failure as the cause, noting the victim had recently bathed with her daughter present and fainted attempts at revival were unsuccessful.
The text describes a 10 percent sales commission agreement alleged to be unlawful. The company sues for remedies, claiming the arrangement covered a period longer than allowed and violated statute wording. The case hinges on whether notes of capital sale were properly worded and the sales occurred within the prohibited scope.
The opening ceremony marks the completion of the Hudson River tunnel system linking Hoboken with New York City. President Roosevelt's letter to A McAdoo lauds the achievement as a notable American milestone, stressing its magnitude, usefulness, and engineering success amid celebratory events with governors and city officials in Hoboken.
Voters rejected a 300000 bond for a new high school building amid a turnout of 1105 with a no majority. Educators and board members express disappointment, urging replacement of aging facilities and a careful financial approach before new bonds. The article lists local ward leaders and election officials who supervised the counting and announced the results.
A long, fragmentary report depicts a Democrat railing against the Republican party in the House. He claims the GOP ties to antislavery sentiment linger while Democrats face calls to changes in policy, economy, and party integrity amid looming December and January political tensions.
District Attorney George A. Budger pursues a speedy trial for the man blamed for killing Walthertan, now guarded in Denver area custody. Police tie the suspect to an alias and conflicting statements, with alleged plots against priests and church bells ringing as triggering factors cited in the case. The trail of movements traces from New York to Denver via multiple states, including a revolver purchase and a planned arrest sequence.
A chaotic item notes a society formed to oppose churches, with garbled names and unclear details. It references meetings in Chicago, a chancellor, and discussions about anti religious activism, but the text is fragmentary and contains many misspellings. No clear outcome or dates are ascertainable.
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A variegated performance at the Elk's Lodge featured songs dances jokes and ensembles. Critics praised the production noting its liveliness and craftsmanship while highlighting the strong reception and tease of future shows led by performers from New York and local cast members.
Odd compilation of property ads and misread phrases. Mentions Hussey-Woods Realty, contact details, prices like F.200,00, and references to houses, plumbing, bath, pantry, and hot water. Fragments suggest real estate sales with unclear location and miscellaneous marketing text.
Fragmentary OCR mentions farms, orchards, and realty in Weber County with garbled names and phrases. It references Tarma ruches, Teton, Yolles, Tdahs, and a realty firm possibly Wogds Words Realty, with a vague note on valuation or properties and a horsey theme.
A garbled notice discusses Riverdale Flow and a uniform relation to Riverdale Flour 44. The text advocates following a “Golden Rule” and suggests safety or supply concerns, referencing limits on intake and a request not to reveal supplied details.
Ambiguous report notes delegates from several factions held a meeting at Lebanon to nominate a delegation for a national convention. The event referenced a shift toward supporting a candidate named Tell amidst a Sixth Congressional party alignment.
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