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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
7
The Wrights announce their biggest embroidery sale begins Tuesday morning. Prices start at 4 cents and rise across the full embroidery line including corset covers and shirt waists. Also featured are remnants, Battenberg centers, and Cluny doilies with January sale reductions.
Real estate prospectus praises Well improved farm land in Teton Valley Idaho. Highlights fertile districts, 212 540 20 and 400 acre plots, prices around 35 per acre, with favorable terms for farmers, miners, and investors. Claims abundant water and timber, calls for parcels near rail opportunities, and invites inquiries to H. D. Wingmer via Salt Lake City and Ogden contacts.
A terse OCR fragment notes standard telephones in a list sequence including Ny Be and Db. The readable text itemizes network terms or placeholders, with no clear event, date, or named organization attached to a cohesive report. Further detail is unavailable from the fragment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ogden, a former resident H G Clarks, Opilen, and Misgouta with scattered names including Geo Kaley Fran Wastington and Bord Wyatt. It references money in loan terms, a good teal amount, and eight carinads of hogs and shipping carins. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent narrative.
The report notes eight hogs sold in the San Francisco market from Nebraska. They are claimed free from any form of hog plague. The fragment mentions names and places such as Salt Lake visitors, Ogden, and several individuals traveling between towns, with a funeral notice and various local notices interspersed throughout.
Patrons at Wrights stores can get a ticket with every purchase of 25 cents or more. The ticket is redeemable for a dozen proofs at a photographer’s studio in New York. Mr Hogan will frame one of Jorge’s New York photos, and he has toured large Denver stores. Clerks must give tickets when offered.
A reader warns against newspaper solicitors offering premiums to lure subscriptions. They urge buying local papers only and avoiding extra payments for premiums, noting examples in Ogden and other cities. Take only legitimate subscriptions and beware paid gifts that inflate yearly costs.
The Pingree National Bank announces redemption of its outstanding checks as of its Clearing House date, with only a few held by individuals remaining to be presented for payment. The move cancels all that remained unpaid and settles outstanding obligations.
Fragmentary notice to farmers regarding harvesting, weather, and following orders. unreadable details obscure dates names and places. appears to warn against bringing tools or supplies and mentions provisions or actions to be taken by officials.
Travel plan advertised to Salt Lake with Moh and Tih Fete priced at ten dollars round trip. Paderewakt conversion at Toate touv'e 3300 p. co. atu yoluentog lave Salt tral THAD Dy Tm.
A fragmented passage describes deliberations and judgments about a defendant in a case, with references to premeditation and intent. The text notes the jury’s role and mentions terms like deliberate and wrongful act as central to the verdict. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR.
An advertisement from Hussey Woods Realty lists a home for sale and marked details. It mentions an address 24ay Waringtin Ave and provides contact information. The text includes numerous garbled words and appears as OCR noise.
Fragment from a 1906 trial where jurors are instructed on insanity as a defense and the burden of proof. The judge explains that voluntary or involuntary actions causing a life endangering outcome may be murder, and the defendant’s sanity must be proven. The instructions emphasize evaluating testimony, credibility, and reasonable doubt.
Richard Baker and Arthur Gowen were sentenced to 80 years in the state prison with hard labor after pleading guilty to a robbery in Judge Armetrovig's Salt Lake court. The scene saw sobbing mothers, a fainting mother, and emotional reactions as the guilty verdicts were announced.
In Farmington the district court sits with Judge J A Howell presiding over probate and estate matters. Commissioners Wilcox Clark Leonard divide Teal estate among heirs as the first in the county to pay inheritance tax, with a $654 payment noted. Ellen Culumere wins letters of administration for her father’s estate after earlier cases regarding missing heirs and administrator appointments collapse. A Mil Greek Irrigation case and related land waters use see approvals for water rights and appropriation actions.
A brutal scene unfolds as a husband kills a rival in a jealous act in Lae. The husband, a halermaker from Cad Atgectid, allegedly confronts the man at a London street after borrowing money and an alleged purchase. The tragedy ends with the husband fatally attacking the rival while their families face the consequences.
In a tense confrontation at a West Second South street rooming house, Tim confronted his wife and companions after planning a Salt Lake trip. Adamson aided him to the Bis Marakecate, where a struggle ended with a gunfire incident. A shooting left a woman injured and a man detained as bystanders aided the wounded as the assailant collapsed.
At Ely Camp era details emerge on shifts in mining activity as new forces at the McGill area filer smelter recruit and expand. Trade shows uptick with rising mine employment and renewed plans near the Nevada Consolidator project. Opposition and local conditions color reports of plans and delays into a broader recovery narrative.
A man named Peterem plans to become a policeman by padding his height with the help of Jamey O'Brien and a Physical Examiner. He paid $25 to gain height, underwent repeated workouts and examinations, but his height allegedly shrank back and he sought a court summons to compel explanation and return of funds.
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