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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
7
Plain reading shows a garbled notice about a business office and telephone services. The readable bits imply a phone related matter in a business setting, with references to a premises or rooms and a caller or respondent. The fragmentary text suggests an understated public notice or classified item.
Fragmentary notes recount a January fire at a Grand Opera House by Maurice Thompson. Referee Tom Valot and others are listed among arena figures. In Ogden, church and ward activities are noted with Bishop Alma Neyen presiding and speakers including Shepherd Robinson and Bishop Keyes. Numerous garbled lines recount meetings, cemetery orders, and railward mentions.
The report covers the funeral of Barah Jane Anderson at the Houterhe meeting house with large attendance and coral offerings, interment in Montav ille cemetery, speakers named, and a later note on the central fire on 12th Washington avenue. It also mentions the infant Loyd Olsen's death from bronchitis, funeral plans for Edna Stimpson, and services at Alverdale with Bishop Bingham, plus a dental ad for Ning’s Dypepera Tablets.
Notice advertises a Grand Market Carnival at Eagle Hall with the Nawatha Tribe, PochaHontas group and Redmen Ang. PochaHontas. Event features programs and door prizes. Attendees urged to join, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
In the 4H District Court, the case of Threaty of the State v2 was adjourned until January 1 at 1 o clock. Attorney McCormick was granted a lenient delay to allow time to prepare, with the charge alleging forged checks and further examination of the evidence.
An advertisement-style piece claims Tan's Kidney Pills cure kidney complaints backache urinary disorders and headaches. It asserts the remedy strengthens kidneys improves work performance and offers contact and price details for purchase in New York and across the United States.
In Ogden Weber County Utah Judge G G Armstrong dismissed the Beowatar case against J C Sheen Clamen N Kimbell and Thomas E Browne after reviewing multiple charges alleging police neglect and gambling facilitation. The ruling follows defense demurrers that questioned jurisdiction and sufficiency of offenses. The judge noted the chief of police acted properly in pursuing the gambling raids and ordered dismissal of all counts. Local reactions praised the decision and police efforts while the defense prepared for possible appeals.
In a contested hearing Judge Patton ruled the Juvenile Court lacks power to try certain youths on criminal charges. Matt Conroy, Leonard Downe, and Terrance Coir were transferred yesterday to the municipal court for further proceedings, while three others face preliminary burglary trials. The judge’s ruling suggests pending transfer of the three to the district court for eventual trial.
A delegation plans to begin work on a large banana bed project after the Monteruma Otatte ad Bacena firm purchased over a thousand acres along the Tampadi river. Directors include Griffin president Boon secretary Kimball vice president Peabody treasurer. The venture, capitalized at HOLM, aims to establish a banana bed farm with full capital paid in.
A man froze to death near the tracks after a failed attempt to walk between two stations. The incident occurred in Nevada where extreme cold and a recent cold snap trapped workers and halted operations on the Southern Pacific line. Local authorities report the victim was found near the rail yard, with details limited due to the damaged OCR text.
Secretary Taftan, head of the American National Red Cross, sent a telegram to Colom Pacific National War, New York City, accepting free services from Ben Francisco and Portland to transport relief to Shanghai and Hong Kong. The Red Cross network, with 224 branches and other agencies, seeks funds and food to assemble a cargo to China, estimating a need of 100000 to 269008 dollars for purchases.
Professor Albart Witten Back longtime organist for the Protestant Episcopal Church of the TraneOpuration died yesterday at 81. He was known for composing and performing, with his final work the Dimitt. Henry Weds, a noted composer, had requested publication of a musical novel in his honor. The organist died after a valiant illness, leaving a legacy in church music.
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