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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented notices describe Ogden Historical Society meeting on Saturday at 2:30 with Alm Sebring at the county courthouse. An upcoming event at the new Poulah House hosts a Friday evening program with music and lectures. Additional ads note exhibitions, produce deliveries, and railroad official Apperson retirement plans.
Fragmented OCR lists vendors and items across Ward's Market areas with references to Booths, candy, drinks, and various goods. It mentions events, dates, locations like Ward's, Coal Gate, Diamond and Kenilworthy, and names such as Robert McHostar and Joseph Muck, creating a chaotic panorama of a street market scene with midtown references.
A Tuesday morning Denver paper claimed Superintendent WA Whitney of the Utah division would transfer to Charles and take charge of a Utah line, with Ft T Anderson moving to Denver to lead the Colorado division. Whitney denied the report, calling it a canard and stating no change in assignment is planned. He will remain in Ogden with his family.
A federal jury will convene in Ogden on March 4 to open the term of court for the northern division. The venire includes 18 named jurors from Weber and surrounding counties, with trials slated including the case of Thomas Ang Mish against Ogden Waterworks Company.
Senator Smoot of Utah told a Senath audience that the current financial trouble stems from a breakdown in the credit system and urged restoring confidence and letting people live within their income. He defended Aldrich policy, favored emergency currency, and opposed certain reforms.
Report from Ogden and Challis about railroad workers idle due to illness and orders. Dave Nelson injured in yard incident. managers at central division meeting in Ogden with J M Kimmel. Ogden staff to return from Chicago. master sounds to return from New York. No wage cuts despite fever law. Workers to follow revised schedules with split trips limited.
Chester Blaney, led by a singer in Ogden, faces grand larceny charges after diamond earrings went missing from a girl. Police court records show Blaney was sent to the sheriff on bonds set at 4760. Livingstone’s father filed a theft complaint once Blaney allegedly disposed the gems under a promise to return them set with stones. The chase and negotiations with Capt Brown followed, culminating in Blaney’s denial of guilt as the case moved toward resolution.
New York reports optimism from Danter Cup genhidiu, head of American Sineling wind Refining, who forecasts improved metal and steel markets. He cites capital reallocation, potential demand revival, and tentative stabilizing trends in mercantile sectors, while warning continued volatility and policy risk may persist into upcoming quarters.
Ogden city reports allege all ice ponds tested show organic matter and volatile substances. Dr Clark and assistants collected five samples from ponds near Sixteenth Street. analysis indicates nitrates and high organic content, deeming water unfit for culinary use.
The passage of the Emancipation Bill is approved in the House of Commons by 271 to 92. News reaches Westminister Palace where suffragists gather in excitement as the result is announced and supporters celebrate amid round after round of cheers.
A K of P head and his wife attend a banquet and lecture in Ogden. Judge Barnes reviews a tour across the coast, with stops in Seattle and San Francisco. Local and national officers join for a Carnegie Hall address on fraternal orders and insurance, with details on membership and programs.
The following real estate transfers are filed for record in the County Recorder’s office. Powers and wife transfer to J. We Ab bott a perpetual right of way in block 4 South Ogden survey for $1. George B. Linck and wife transfer land in Beinkeer’s site division for $1. P. G. Taylor to Jogonh TV involves portion of northwest quarter of section 26 for $360. Sith to Wed Pomerny transfers tract near tol 2% blank 4 South Ogden survey for $34,703.
Colsraite SpHgR Feb 8 Kawa Prigu a Colorado Midland road worker killed his wife then shot himself. A fire in the kitchen attracted neighbors as flames burst from the house. Prigu, an engineer for the Midland about a year, was 32. No children in the home.
A young Indiana girl recounts years of extreme hunger and illness from malnutrition and eating difficulties. She credits Grapenuts with restoring appetite and energy, noting improved brain function and overall health after a long struggle. The tale reflects early food aid and brand attribution in a personal recovery account.
In a candid ruling Washington, Web. 24, Poalmaster Mayer protests the employment of a boy as a special messenger in the mail service. He argues the job requires travel to lonely outlying areas and poses risks, urging discontinuance of the policy and the use of substitutes for urgent deliveries. The decision centers on protecting young workers while preserving postal efficiency.
An elderly man suffered injuries after an animal attack reported in the area. Police and emergency responders investigated the incident and provided medical aid to the victim. No further details on the animal type or exact location were available in the readable text.
Veteran R Sill R Henry living five miles from Unity was attacked by a large catamount along Terrace Road while returning home. A foxhound defended its master but Henry was gravely wounded. The catamount corpse was later found. Tourists and travelers anticipate widespread exodus to Europe and the continent in early January, with thousands of third class passengers recorded.
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