Bank Statement and Financial Report from June 30 1910
The Daily Standard prints a bank financial report for Ogden Utah listing assets and liabilities as of June 30 1910. It details deposits, bonds, government securities, and other real estate with totals for capital stock, undivided profits, and reserves. A statement by A P Bigelow, cashier, sworn July 1 1910, confirms the accuracy of the reported condition.
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Ogden
Utah
Hucinena Pit
Tanner
VBA Noth
Bondy
Sturkb
Joer
Pees
Othay Markets
Stites
Dud Bank- Ocbrie Castannani
fTtab
Weber
A. P. Rigeloaw
Davoses
A. D
A. P. Bigelow
BE. Rawson
National’ Bank
Carlitt
Cerlitentes
United States Aepontia
Cave
Lintilles
Ipave
Gommly
Webert
Chas
H. Barton
Belnis
Luly
Sumner Nelson
Unclear financial ledger fragment with scattered figures
Fragmentary OCR of a financial ledger showing assets and liabilities with numerous misspellings and incomplete lines. Reads like bank balance items, reserves, loans, deposits, and miscellaneous figures, but many entries are garbled or truncated.
Bank Statement and Notarized Audit Fragment 1920 Utah
The fragment shows a bank balance sheet with capital stock, undivided profits, deposits and notes payable. Names include A Moyes, Ralph G Hoag, and notaries publics attest to the figures dated July 1920 in Weber County Utah. The text mixes ledger entries, asset categories, and signatures with unclear OCR errors.
Utah bank statement notes 1910 trust and profits
The document records a Utah State Webber county bank statement dated July 1, 1910. It lists assets including bonds, deposits, and undivided profits, with figures such as 480,000.00 and 1,400.00, plus reserves, notes, and reserves for tax. It confirms Jon Pingree as cashier and Joan Fingree as cashier with notary attestations and signatures from John Watson and others.
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Ogden
Av Qaden
State of Utah
el Liane
Resources
Gyerdratts
Anu
Ss Veda
Cesar
Aeposite
Eecurties
Houe
Usattue
Duturen
Fds
Rence
Batate
Ollisr
Lee Bilronpurer
Utah
Webbr
Jon Pingree
Ovensiied Bank
Raves
Joan.fingree
Cashler
Sralchas
H. Bahon
Conwitigvinn
UMS
Fourth of July excursions and city notices
A long mixed page of town notices covers Fourth of July excursions with ticket details and meeting points, local sales, and public events. It also lists medical and legal notices, court actions, marriage licenses, divorces, and funeral details, with several addresses and names in a dense local advertisement layout.
Public Health Promotion Efforts Noted Across Community
Fragmentary OCR text references health campaigns and local institutions, mentioning taverns and venues, with unclear names and places. The readable segments suggest a focus on public health promotion and community actions, though specifics are obscured.
Railroad Rates Not So Drastic Says Officials
A Washington inquiry finds railroad rate changes less drastic than feared. Officials cite retail price trends and expected benefits to counties as supportive evidence for a measured adjustment. The report notes mixed impacts on towns and carriers with emphasis on stability and gradual relief.
Funeral today for Joseph Clark in Second Ward
Funeral services for Joseph Clark were held this afternoon at the Second Ward meeting house. The Veteran Fifemen led the procession followed by a brief house service. Attendees included relatives and close friends, with Bishop McQuarrie presiding and readings by Willard Scowerort and Jol Watson. The service included solos and pledges, ending with Benedicting as mourners gathered in memory of the deceased, who died Sunday after a brief illness.
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Joseph Clark
Second Ward
Clark
Pearession
Bishop McQuarrie
Willard Scowerort
Daolt
Presidant
Jol Watson
Middleton
Allison
T. W. Shurtlet
Tiyan” Mas Hitso
Blue McQuarrie
C W. Hinchcliff
Divil
Damen Machi
John Pingrew
Charles Barton
Tod Watson
John Spiers
Poreter
Toseph Clarke
Neter An Wiese
Beerstring
Wwe
Fred Fo
Mystery lines haunt a disrupted police update at the station
A garbled police bulletin references a burglary investigation at Gedert district and ongoing arrivals of Pinkerton agents. It notes two officers awaiting orders and a pending press from Oregon Short Line, with the station amid unclear developments.
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Petayance
Oregon
Construction Co ETS Contract in Colo City Warps Ahead
A garbled early 20th century OCR item references Construction Company ETS Contract in Colo area, detailing bids, parties like the Cana de and Southern Berry groups, and project scope with welding, iron, and stonework. It notes funding by Cenade and Southman and mentions delays, contracts, and a planned telegraph style ceremony connected to a major urban development in Denver region.
Woman Remains in Jail in Municipal Court Drunk Case
In a chaotic municipal court session, a woman pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was fined ten dollars with jail time possible if she cannot pay. The judge ordered the fine, while other defendants faced charges of vagrancy and drunkenness. The hearing proceeded with interpreter delays and detective testimony about the defendants’ lack of steady work and questionable finances.
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Tom Lynn
Puiller
Sous Aentayces
Viry
Hard Tabot
Lali Felting
Beary Peterson
Kelly
Ororge Gildenbreck
Wits
Vagrehey
Pluaa
Not Gully
Warren
Wien
Thormis Mellowa
Groel
Morniig
Pander
Eniet
Alvin
Met Boengudel
Aderie Mubaors
Uae
Cates
Fragmentary Local Notices and Financial Figures
The document presents scrambled financial entries including capital stock, dividends, and undivided profits with figures like 1,802.16 and 45,728.64. It also includes a notarized statement by Chas H Barton and a misread public notice referencing milk dealers and local authorities, amid garbled lines about alleged crimes and court actions.
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