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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR record shows a local publication notice from Ogden Utah. It references a Paptoifics office and Antef Gazarehs Pubillahed Dally with Sunday exceptions. The readable lines are garbled and no clear action or deadline emerges.
A garbled account discusses the possibility of Theodore Roosevelt seeking a third term as President, amid debates on presidential succession, party unity, and public sentiment. The piece notes mixed views among Americans and references the era’s political tensions and potential impacts on governance.
A damaged OCR fragment references a historical governor and a state, mentioning education, informing, incentives, and a 180 era event. It lacks coherent names, dates, and places, making a precise summary difficult. The text hints at a convention or appointment and a governor’s actions, with scattered terms like ABHAte and Mary Tid stata South, but cannot establish a clear incident.
An Ogden Realty ad touts new terrace homes and modern cottages with piles, offering housing from $700 to $7,000. It lists Hussey Wooda Realty Co as the real estate, loan and insurance contact with a Wilton Ave address and phone.
Lehi Utah report describes a new centrifugal sugar extractor developed by David Utder Covenien and partners. The device speeds sugar removal from the centrifuge screen from ten to twenty seconds, reducing labor by three men per shift. Also noted: funeral arrangements for Mr. Willee of Call Roma and a tentative plan for Mr. Wines’ service.
In a convoluted regional telecom report, the Utah Nevada and Idaho Telephone company plans to acquire the local Ayalum line and integrate distant networks. A merger meeting with Slome directors is set for the month’s end to consider the purchase, with broader consolidation expected to extend across Nevada Northern Telephone and related lines.
City health officials report measles and contagion fears shut schools for days. About 1,000 pupils must show health certificates from Police Surgeon S. G. Paul before reentry as teachers seek partial pay for a holiday extension beyond the usual vacation.
A garbled notice from Kingsbury University invites available graduates who may be corresponding with, to consider teaching opportunities in the spring. It references Captain Yrunk Mclntyre and a shift in the Philippines education context, urging qualified teachers to respond.
Baltimore detectives arrived to Portland with Bon papers. case involves the murder of Me ropirs. The Bath Tales polite department reports the identification of Sullivan, with references to local officials and investigative steps taken on a weekend visit.
Confusion surrounds the December 4 killing of Policeman Charlie Ford as Howe and accomplices face investigation. Detectives question Howard and Sullivan whose reactions and denials indicate nervousness while investigators compare marks on the body. Mayors and city officials cling to power amid appointments, with mayoral allies circling favored posts and opponents challenging the process.
Police report centers on Farris a forty year old man found drunk and dying on West South Temple street near a boarding house. Coroner notes indicate possible poisoning amid mining investments. witnesses say he frequented the Salt Lake area and West South Temple lodging. Walker and others describe efforts to aid him before he died in a rooming house.
A garbled OCR style note discusses twin foibles and a curiously phrased story about a twink and a royal exemption. It references names like Geratio Gonata and a nod to royalty, amid unclear phrases and misordered text.
An odd German tale describes twins of royal blood facing separation due to factional differences among parents. To distinguish them, caretakers dress them differently and alter physical features, even trimming hair. the girls and boys twist to fit rival factions until a resolution emerges amid court intrigue and long years apart.
Mexica City dispatch reports a major gold mining camp fire destroying the Acepatch area. The blaze gutted the largest hotel and key business structures, with initial notes citing heavy damage and disrupted communications. Details remain unclear as no further word has been received from the camp.
A garbled OCR item mentions Pratt's pharmacy and a public concern about chicken health and weather. It references a headquarter or authority, an order issued by police, and a note about the Dewitt Won, all in unclear context.
The court will appoint a trustee tomorrow to manage a bank in distress tied to a trust company. The case involves about $8,000,000 in deposits and 22,800 debtors. Names submitted to the court include Gustine Brenner, J. J. Lee, and Charles Cushing. A $1,000,000 bond is required, with trustee remuneration to be determined.
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