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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1908
Page
7
Editorial note records two rings for the standard telephone in the editorial rooms. The business office lists the phone as ringing once, with a note mentioning a pdf file and the number N56. The fragmentary text reflects internal office communication cues and equipment labeling within a newspaper operation.
Random references describe a garbled telecommunication delivery ledger with various names and places. The fragment lists delivery amounts such as 96.00 and 5.25 or 3.00, mentioning people like W.H. Mirtond and Robert D. Lewis and places including Castle Gate and Salt Lake region.
Local column from Ogden Utah lists social visits, business notes, and court records. Mentions Jeralds and friends in Ogden, Salt Lake, and nearby towns. appointments, attendance at weddings and church events. police reports, arrests, and upcoming funerals. Includes marriage licenses for Gravy and Starter, and Shurtliff sentencing details.
Relatives travel from Salt Lake to Heber City to discuss a fatal shooting amid a family dispute. The victim, Fries, died from a non fatal gunshot wound while a card game night led to accusations involving a man named John Herbert. Police and witnesses describe a troubled sequence with alleged motives of robbery and protection of a brother. The investigation has spurred theories about the assailants and the location of funds, with authorities considering disposal by various parties and potential involvement of local residents.
Workmen uncover a tunnel under a former landmark in Tawltus Wisconsin. A skeleton with leg shackles is found, identified by William Diey as Dave Parker, a missing outlaw from the era. Police pursue leads across the region. Parker’s fate tied to a river crime and historic outlaw activity.
A Pole man stationed at Park City was shot and fatally killed in what appears to be an accidental incident linked to an earlier struggle at City Hall. The weapon was a .38 calibre revolver. witnesses describe a chaotic scene as colleagues attempted to assist. The deceased, Mr Hollandrake, a longtime resident and member of local lodges, leaves a widow and children. He had worked at the quarry and as a pole officer prior to the incident.
Mrs Eliza G Lowe of Pronging celebrates her 80th birthday with family gathered in a northern Cache Valley setting. Relatives named include Robert G Lowe William John and several Lowe descendants with extended greetings from Philadelphia and Ogden. A lively family visit unfolds in a modest rural home as neighbors and kin recall past ties.
Oregon Short Line trains depart Bull Lake at 7 oclock heading to Ogden for a tense night of racing. Nelson faces a weigh in at 183 pounds with a 188 pound capacity limit. Grand officials from Salt Lake and nearby counties set a schedule for preliminary heats and subsequent events.
The Uniow Pacte examining board led by J. Q. Matthews and Rich aod D. Hy. Breen arrived from the east and will remain a week or ten days. They will undergo a comprehensive examination of operating rules signals train rights and regulations for safe passenger and freight service. The board inspected car layouts and procedures and warned that any delays or failures could jeopardize continued service.
A damaged OCR item reports a torpedo hunt flotilla arriving in Pernomtmen for Rindy danehy and mentions attention from an aero authorish Adwart Grey, a cntlar on the Law bee, who was accidentaily mrawnrel bh Saturday.
Partial OCR text shows a fragmented item mentioning individuals Alice Coltan, Mamie Crites, and a Woodcraft group. No clear event, date, or place emerges to form a full, independent record.
County officials list deputies for the current year amid a formal notice. Agnes H. Mamelch V. Auman Morence Hotin John Gibson W. Wiley Kambeva and others named as rural and city deputies, detailing assignments across Weber and surrounding areas with numerous local place names and districts.
Delegates gather for the forty fourth annual National Wool Growers convention in Helena Montana opening events include arrivals from Oregon California New Mexico Arizona and Idaho. Governor Bryan of Montana and other officials welcome attendees at the auditoria as committees are appointed and sessions begin with papers on range management federal cooperation and state control of contagious disease measures.
Federal case centers on lies about land sales at Butte Creek area involving ex-State Senator HL Henrik and ex-congressman Winger Hermann. Prosecutors present evidence over a weekend as trials prepare, naming Francis Money as a named figure and listing land, stock, and lumber schemes tied to settlers and pasture moves.
The city council faces a quiet evening with no appointments planned as candidates await ready times. Incumbent figures and party members weigh possible changes in the bonding department before the session closes, with a pending committee appointment the sole item on the docket.
A damaged scribbled report notes a steamer on the Crooks line venting a severe gale as it attempted a voyage to Grand Haven on a Saturday night. The vessel faced a heavy sea and thick weather, drawing back to harbor after a late night struggle.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered references to court, county recorder, parcels 45 96 and 2, a Wallace Mary and Margaret D Raps, sections and townships, and a blueway payment mention. Unclear, but indicates property, election, and tax or payment notes with incomplete names and locations.
The editor records the life of a renowned New York lawyer known for international cases and early career with the Chudtel brothers. Born in the city, he built a prominent firm with Méntro and Gonzale, later rising to notable positions during the era of General Léonard and the Amarian war, before passing away amid a long career of public service.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a police investigation into a fatal shooting at a store location. Several garbled names and places appear, with references to yesterday and the Bunlo police. Readers should seek the full article for precise details.
An incomplete OCR fragment references a person named Abd-el-Ash and mentions government, a native population, and a deposition. The text is garbled, with unclear place names and dates, preventing a clear event or outcome. No verifiable actions or results can be determined from the fragment.
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