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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
Ogden area notices report court actions and municipal alerts. Garbled items mention saled tea kettles and reduced prices, city clerk routines, and a Four-Footed Hero theater program for children all week. Officials warn diversionary bids and disobedience penalties in several towns including Rock Springs Castle Gate and Aberdeen.
A fragmentary report notes the death of Prince Gustav Ernest during a maritime incident near Somat Ay Was. Details are unclear as the text is cut and disjointed, but the casualty involves Nordic nobility and a ship event. More information is needed to confirm date and location.
Volney and Grinnell discuss Ogden city parks and funding for Lester Park and City Square. The writer urges preservation of natural areas, opposing rapid development, and calls for turning the west half into residential use within four years while retaining the east half for public space.
Nuns at an academy in New York acted to contain a large fire after a building collapse. They formed a makeshift brigade and battled flames while awaiting evacuation and external help, assisting as damage and risk spread through the complex.
Fragmented text describes a historical note about a dog named Doge serving on the Panama Canal. The readable fragments mention Antone, Texwe, and references to government, covenant, and parties with unclear actions or dates. The passage lacks coherent events to summarize definitively.
Fragmentary OCR yields indecipherable names and numbers about workers laid off. Many garbled terms and misspellings obscure the event, making it impossible to confirm individuals, places, or dates.
A garbled local notice references Newton area fire station actions and expected developments. It mentions station operations, possible staffing shifts, and potential public safety impacts. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are readable in the fragment.
The workers along the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines resumed shifts after a vacation, with shop crews, boiler rooms, and repair departments all back under control. Train movements resume amid a spring timetable, while unrest over weather and strikes eases, and top officials travel to Cheyenne to handle operations.
Supreme Court yesterday reversed a lower court ruling in Murrayville district, vacating the judgment against Nive, BE Jen, and others. The case was docketed in Ullan county district court and referenced as abstract of the judgment. Arguments centered on procedure and vacating the decree, with the full court considering whether to sign new proceedings or remand for further action.
Denver residents Koree Cordon and wife Melcy are staying at the Henley hotel in Ogden. They will remain through December attending events and taking in local sights.
A Utah Weber County mass meeting at 8 pm Friday will discuss the Independent Mine owners plan to build a large Amamtoll smelter west of Hol Springs. Utah and Nevada representatives including Nixon and Wingfield will explain the project as farmers and business leaders in Ogden embrace the move.
A disputed claim recounts Davis accusing A Pratt of aiding an unprofessional approach amid Crawford's murder defense. Davis asserts pressure from attorneys connected to Crawford and notes Pratt argued Davis had no right to defend him. The text frames Davis using Crawford's note as leverage in legal strategy.
State board seeks aid to eradicate a contagious swine disease spreading among swine in North Ogden Pesasan and nearby districts. Quarantine measures are in place after investigations by the state board reveal two letters from officials outlining the outbreak and urgency for action.
A report from Agristitual College at Lugant describes an outbreak of hog plague near Pleasant View. Investigations note widespread illness in Weber County with quarantining urged for affected herds and heightened health measures. A local farmer, Mr Warren of View, reports significant hog losses and a postmortem on nine pigs.
The following real names transfers were filed for record with the county clerk Wallace Deulveret A Pinkham to Malti v7 Biddulph, part of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Geattan D township 3 range westy, cancellation 2009. Mobel 1 Biddulph to Dealysret B Pinkham part of lots 2 and 3 block 4 South Ogden survey consideration 2.
Officials of the Tennols Steel company report the mills will resume operations next week after repairs. Numbers one and ten will restart first, with money and employment furnished for 18 and included workers. The plants were closed for repairs and a new round of bids is expected.
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