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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
4
A garbled lament of random references lists draws and prizes at Buswell's last night with scattered numbers. It mentions a church event and a mis-spelled schedule for a community gathering, with unclear names and chaotic details about invitations and entertainments.
Fragmented notices advertise a millinery sale starting March 30 with half price reductions on many hats and items, plus one third off on selected goods. Also listed are local deliveries, real estate ads, theatre ads, and community notices about meetings and funeral arrangements.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century text describes a med in jail incident at noon and a Sunday sentencing, with scattered terms about locales like Og ton and Navona, and mentions of a lake, towns, and various people. The passage blends crime references and place names with unclear actions, reflecting a period newspaper fragment.
Ved a Eccles and Henry Davis wed in a California to Utah ceremony reported with detail on decor, attire, and celebrations. The bride, from Ogden, wore white lace and carried a white rose bouquet. reception followed with guests from Salt Lake and Ogden. The couple planned a honeymoon flight to Los Angeles before returning to Ogden.
A leaked memorandum shows Japan and the United States negotiating limits on Japanese emigration while the American offer to assist Japan spurs debate. Washington awaits possible counter moves as Tokyo weighs restrictions and immigration controls amid ongoing labor concerns.
A damaged recount depicts Albert Gordon 33 and William James 32 waiting at a police station, hungry and desperate after failed theft. They describe thefts, threats, and a split from the group as they sought food, noting crowded streets, charity halls, and a later excursion offer to Provo, Utah.
A special train on the Grand railroad will ferry about 700 teachers from the county to Provo for the Utah State Teachers convention. Accommodations are arranged, meals priced at 35 cents, and a uniform rate of 25 cents per head applies. It is expected nearly 4,000 attendees will arrive Thursday with many from public schools traveling together.
In Clevend Oliv., O Dee ThL Charles X Bohintok and son We Tiurry Sehtiek cashier of the define Frat National Bank of Lestauin were arrested by Rodel authorities on charges of wrecking. They are prominent in local business circles and the bank assets were reported at $200,000 with capital stock of 2479. The case centers on alleged breaches of trust and attempted fraud in a prominent financial institution.
Robbers smashed a front plate glass window of the Hunenn Hleyelea and roy alty store on Twenty fifth Street. They looted the back room, taking revolvers and knives among other items. Police suspect Ogden as a gang headquarters site and warn of watchful crowds near Lower Twenty fifth Street.
An inquiry into Rio Grande freight rates prompts opposed views from State Senator Leo N Lawrence and other leaders. They discuss a potential rate reduction on Wyoming coal, impacts on Castle Gate and Dry Fork mines, and the risk to local producers if rates fall. Officials caution against mine-mouth pricing and urge careful consideration of manufacturing needs and railway cooperation. The issue remains unsettled as talks continue and proposals surface ahead of the next session.
A wartime employment shift reports white workers replaced by Japanese laborers. Japanese crews, paid far less, occupy houses previously used by whites near Ames, while locals face displacement and rising tension. The piece notes authorities claim no deliberate policy to push out Americans, but describes crowded quarters and fears of “alien race” dominance.
In a complaint filed November 2, Mary Vanes accuses Thom Vanes of repeated beatings. She alleges he hit, shoved, and threatened her, knocked her down, and attacked her while she lay injured, with Lena witnessing some of the abuse. She sought police action and hospital aid, fearing further harm and possible removal of their children.
Witnesses recount a troubled family scene with a young girl and younger siblings, describing fear, coercion, and an alleged assault. The three oldest children provide consistent accounts while the younger girl shows signs of repeated questioning. The jury weighs the credibility of the accusations and the father’s intent amid tense courtroom testimony.
Notice is given of the annual meeting of the Stobkholgers blackholdans of Tin Opden Peach Canal and Waipr Rompiny to occur Monday January 18, 108 at 1 p.m. at the Cours Tannese. Items include the financial report for 1997, election of seven directors, and a treasurer’s salary for the end of two years. Wright President D Chambers Supervisor.
A new judge halted a temperate injunction sought by mortgage interests to delay enforcement of the prohibition law in Georgtek. The afternoon decision marks a pause in ongoing enforcement efforts amid contested legal filings.
A fragment from an old Lindsay Market notice invites readers to visit Lindsay Elite Market for high quality meats and sanitary handling. It touts exchange terms and references U.S. government standards, urging access to a wide selection of meats and fair pricing.
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