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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
8
Public notice states J Og Read and Brosco will establish a harness and saddlery business on January 1. It urges customers to pay for desired goods rather than buy on credit or later at higher prices, framing the move as a prudent financial decision.
Burglars forced a rear window at 06 Trentyalxth street, entering the Richey residence while Mrs. Helen Richey was away. They took a cluster diamond ring valued at several pounds, leaving disturbed rooms and burned watches. police are investigating this home burglary.
The actual meeting of the stockholders of the Edmond Tailoring Co will be held on Monday at noon, January 1, at the general office, 343 24h EL, Ogden, Utah. Secretary Toller notes the date and place for the meeting.
The article outlines control transfer of the Southern Pacific line from Hae zen to Fallon effective January. The Fallon branch will be operated by the Orexon Blud Line's division, with daily service from Mazen to Fallon and Fallon agency under Ry St Stewart. Fallon becomes a regular agency center in a farming district, with expected growth as a new connection with the Southern Pacific stabilizes through traffic and local distribution.
A fragmented report outlines the French Parliament convening under tense conditions with unclear references to key figures. The piece mentions the chamber, nominations, and possible leadership discussions, but details are jumbled and names are partially unreadable.
Officials deny the attempt to abolish the office of superintendent on the Short Line. Superintendent W F L Costello plans to appoint a successor to Mr Roth, who resigns the post. A stenographer’s action nearly clears the office, with minor clerical positions remaining and Costello to appoint a new head acquainted with theReadier method after a tour from Green River.
Notice announces the regular annual meeting of the Istermouetele Fair Association to be held at the Weber County Court House Rock on Wednesday January 9, 1907 at 2 o’clock p m. J Cnte serves as President.
John Orimt the trazedian stars in Mac eth and King Richard the Third at the Grand Opera House. He rivals Adela Forrestant in presence and intellect, supported by a strong company, with promising stage decor and costumes enhancing a historically framed performance.
In Khan and Er Wagers production of The Jam Tree Melts and Heath, two famous minstrel impersonators reappear in the final act. The show follows Indian raiding and vanes with a blend of dialect and character work. The performers, long known to southern audiences, trained in vaudeville and Georgia Minstrel sketches, delivering strong attraction for years. The act has toured major cities and drawn laughter and sustained audience interest from start to finish.
Florence Roberts faces Blasence Roberts in a contested race for a notable position. The race centers on dramatic stage works including Mazin Hea and adapts from a Spanish form by Angel Ganern. The contest runs through September with a public vote at The Peath Le.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Broadway show venture and a figure visiting a theater. Mentions four meatbaouts per year and medical terms like eczema and itching. No clear individuals, dates, or concrete events emerge from the readable text.
Beginning next month, Bherld A Sebring will move into the county building residence with Deputy Sheriff and direct duties at the county Bell. Mrs. Bebring will oversee feeding the palace carry, the county Bell, and manage night and day attention. Mr. Cave will serve as deputy under Mr. Behring, transferring elsewhere. Both he and Mrs. Cave have served the county faithfully for years.
Deputy Evana and Sergeant Teut of local police, with Utah authorities, captured A. L. Cedarholm in Nevada. He faced charges for burglarizing a post office in Mires ton Idaho and aiding a jailbreak plot. Cedarholm’s arrest led to the capture of a second prisoner and details emerged of a planned escape scheme. The fugitive was held after transportation to Brigham City and later traced to Five Pointe, then shipped to Bews, Nevada. Local officials coordinated with Ogden and others to secure the arrest and determine Cedarholm’s movements.
Cyclone Thompson earned the decision after a brutal fifteen round bout against an opponent named in the report. The crowd roared as Thompson dominated from the eighth round, sustaining heavy blows yet delivering sharp counters and ducking at key moments. Both fighters showed stamina, with Thompson gaining clear edge in later rounds and provoking cheers as he pressed the pace. The match featured several knockdowns and intense exchanges, ending with Thompson declared the winner amid postfight challenges and interest in a future rematch.
Funeral services for Willan B were conducted at the Wh family residence at 2 oclock with a large attendance. Possessions and moral offerings were left on the casket. Solemn rites were performed by Apostle David O McKay and others, following interment at the City cemetery.
The Board of Pardons filed a report with the Secretary of State detailing numerous pardons paroles and commutations. Names include Edward Johneid for grand larceny and forgery pardoned after three and a half years, and William Brown for housebreaker pardoned after one month among many others with varied offenses and terms.
An extensive 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for women's diseases. It claims to strengthen nerves, restore vigor, and relieve a wide range of female ailments through a scientifically developed formula. Ends with an offer for free medical advice and trial bottles, urging women to avoid alcohol while praising the product's efficacy.
A list of inmates with terms ranging from three to twenty years was announced. Albert Patrice and John M. McMillan received lengthy terms, while Charles Kromar and Patrick Maloney faced burglary and robbery sentences. Several inmates, including Michael Lyon, were paroled or had sentences commuted. Others were returned to prison after parole revocation.
The Pingree National Bank held its annual meeting yesterday and reelected former directors. They will meet today to discuss year end actions including a distribution of 114,000 to shareholders and an addition of 40,090 to the surplus.
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