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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
3
A note on hand baggage items highlighting various bag styles and materials. The text emphasizes a stock, quality focus, and selection variety, suggesting updated options and improvement in offerings for travelers.
An obscure ad fragment showcases suit cases labeled with fibre, leather, and reinforced builds. Mentions strong steel frames, patent hinges, and leather linings with prices around two dollars and fifty cents, plus a BR 10 P25 reference.
Hand bags leather bags and wallets in various materials and finishes plus steel framed bags. Watches and brave inels. All wires and bug styles. Prices range from 81 to 1.50 and 2.50 to 825 in sort. Also complete line of Tronke items from BS to 55 dollars.
Geo A Lane Company offers reward for arrest of those who scratched their show window on Friday evening. Apartments are now being prepared and demand will exceed supply. Wanted rent whares for his Sears call. Telephone 66. In Municipal Court Eveles Lawther company concluded suit against Sylvam Park Amukement company to recover balance of 150 41 on account UWP Craven.
Local items note the canal stockholders gathering at the courthouse at 8 PM. John M. Wark of the Sueinl int party will speak. residents urged to attend. Also updates on estate administration, real estate transfers, and county appointments.
Union Pacific adds two new passenger trains to service beginning tomorrow Nos 5 and 6 run between Ogden and Green River Wyoming. Superintendent Jetters says the move is to handle heavy traffic since the washout on the San Pedro line and to improve trip reliability for Tellers trio No 10.
Stork formerly owned by G. Gill has been purchased by William Pieh and Leo Bradford. The institution emphasizes day and evening sessions and reports excellent work with strong discipline, aiming to equal the best in the state in thoroughness.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an excursion to Sath Like Vin Gremon Shore with fare 1.10, a return to Atal and other places, and winter events in Jah 24. It also references an American Federation to the Supreme Court, Buck Stove and Baige company, and a court date for a custody or dissolution matter beginning next October.
A damaged report notes the schooner 8, named Homry Blake of Howton, found bottom up near Nantucket today. Early details are uncertain as the Royal Navy patrolship and local authorities investigate the incident and identify the crew.
Reading through a crowded notice the mayor and city officials investigated a smallpox scare centered on 969 Washington avenue after a store sign was removed. The article describes several cases and quarantines, noting a mild chickenpox misidentified as smallpox, and urges public cooperation to report illnesses to curb spread. The piece highlights the Gray and Taylor families, a nearby neighbor, and school disinfection efforts at Mound Fort.
In Municipal Court C F Anderson inmate sought relief from a grievance against fellow inmate L R Williams. Anderson serving 46 days for petit larceny and J Imame Je serving last day for vagrancy. Williams accused of stealing a pair of socks valued at fifty cents. Williams claimed he wore them after finding them in the cell. Judge took the matter under advisement. Ed in Maryland appeared to pay a fine of five or serve five days for vagrancy. Maima Crown, colored, pled guilty to vagrancy and fined $10 or 20 days. Lota Smith, a young colored girl, found guilty of vagrancy and fined $2 or 25 days. Robbery charge dropped as to another suspect, per Detective Pender.
A proposition from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors in Cleveland requests wage reductions and improved working terms for twenty two southern rail systems. The proposals mirror eastern measures submitted a month ago, with responses due February 24. Advertisers must submit final copy the evening before publication.
Superintendent Willam Jeffers of the Union Pacific reports Wyoming’s warm winds last Friday and Saturday improved conditions for stockmen and mail lines. The winter proved severe with heavy snows in the past six weeks, but wind eased the snow, opening roads from here to Green River and enabling trains and cattle movement.
Ogden officers report a surge in church pilfering as meetings proceed and clothing is stolen from cloak rooms. Two overcoats vanished from the Second Ward meeting house, and two more from the Sixth Ward testing house in recent nights. Investigators seek whether professional thieves or local residents are behind the losses.
Mothers urged to bring their boys to participate in a school clothes sale offering half to near half off regular prices, a program aimed at easing back to school costs for families.
After the crowd dispersed, no seats remained visible on the racks as people vanished behind nearby structures. The report notes confusion and empty seating areas, with witnesses uncertain about where attendees went.
Wm Tremenway recounts sampling gold on the Jarbridge property in northern Nevada. He cites three sample returns of 35, 140, and 430 dollars as a large prospecting effort unfolds around a 30 foot high autcrop and a 20 foot wide base. He expects further vein expansion while noting rugged terrain and distant mountains. He describes the Jarbridge district as a difficult route over rough terrain.
In Washington on January 24, the Democratic caucus selected Representative Graham of Windy to serve on the Ballinger Tinchat investigation committee, filling the seat previously held by Representative Liord of Missouri. The move follows his election in the Republican venue storage story.
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