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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
A cluttered retail spread offers white dresses at reduced prices including $1.95 outfits and $2.00 to $2.26 gowns. Separate notes mention ladies shirts, figured novelty pieces, and children’s wear, with emphasis on white garments and summer basics, alongside local ads for mail order and nearby shops.
Readable fragments mention buying baking powder for purity and strength, a neighbor selling items, and references to a Chinese canvasser. The text is garbled with several unclear names and dates, making the full context uncertain. The passage seems to combine product pitches with vague local notices.
Parolee Jon ap n guard located east of Eustlake City where his parole was voided. A gang bought Horrik's Jog Cream and a local burglary case unfolds as Daggart, renting a room, refuses to surrender the key then returns to steal money, later apprehended after a struggle. Weathered community notices include court updates and local official movements as details remain unclear.
A Gray general agent of the Lar aim Haga i Wosentra visits Ogden to see old friend Harry Chev ore. He notes Ogden is growing and improving, with yearly increases in travel and business. Superintendent Jonm of the Oregon Abort Line and staff discuss operations. F Kombin of the Missouri Pety system greets Ogden friends during a brief visit.
We express heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of our darling Babs and for the many beautiful moral offerings. May they receive the same kindness in their hour of trouble. NuitMUU W M Smith
P H Waltaker, tied to a 19th century cruelty case, appeared in police court on cruelty to animals charges. The defendant, initially ready to plead guilty, changed his mind and sought more time with counsel. Judge Murphy allowed a week for consideration and set bond at $100 under protest.
Mutual government and Rumday Behoul announce an excursion to Saltair on Tuesday July 7 with a special train from Ogden at 9 30 am. Return trains include a midnight Salt Lake departure. Fare is 5 round trip. Tickets good for all trains on the day.
Notice to breeders announces a decision by A. G. For to head to Rag 12045 and Me. The text references a fair ground event and the staff in charge includes W F Horton, with a directive about a large number of tynerg of bront mercs seeking to depart.
The Examiner reports Tan Situwlard Carriere de feated the Twenty-nird Street squad yesterday by a close score at Rio Ge Theney. Key players included Tayreld Pasty and George Myers with strong contributions from Keeney Johnson and Lloyd Miller, amid a lineup featuring Larrigan Niles and Howard Strate.
In Washington on July 9 a Venezuelan charge prompted action at the State Department. Officials indicated measures related to a recall and related diplomatic steps involving Venezuelan authorities and U S interests. The report notes ongoing discussions and potential implications for regional relations and security policy.
A damaged OCR inspired note shows Postmaster Dinsmann stating his retirement plans from Luo post office. He mentions talking with Congressman Howell and adjusting his resignation date, now set after August 7 to avoid premature public disclosure. He refuses to resign under pressure and notes no effect before October 1 if at all.
An Ogden ward committee plans the annual old folks outing to Lagoon on July 21. The Lagoon resort offers free transfers for all residents over 70, with badges color coded by age group. Each ward will host entertainment and refreshments, with subcommittees arranging programs, donations, and travel details via the O.S. L. rail line.
J. E. Telfer,expressman, was found dead in a hotel in Ogden. Relatives believe death may be from natural causes after a period of hardship and isolation in New York and Canada. Family members deny suicide, awaiting confirmation while services were held at Lindquist chapel with the casket sealed at the brother’s request.
The report describes a lengthy adjournment of Organization 18 with ongoing activity on the floor. Grengked, despite fatigue, maintains focus as Clayton speaks rapidly through a tense moment. The NAN audience, including delegates and the St. Laws Jat Farron Club, shows strong support for Mr. Clayton and Mr. Franely is favored for vice president.
Record of property transfers including Wallace: Hohn Davey Carden aiding William J. Wittens in southwest quadrant of section 21, legal description and consideration of 500 dollars. Also Hennett and wife to B A Une ward. lots Land and Meek Hi, Lot UU mutaition to Ogden Clay with consideration of 20 dollars.
A fragmented report details a disrupted engagement and a sequence of confusing events. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the piece mentions a wedding interruption, a funeral, and a birth, all tangled in a somber, rumor-filled account from a local paper.
The piece critiques school funding and bond issues, noting long standing pressure for new facilities, equipment, and safety measures. It references community concerns, taxpayer objections, and a council or committee response, with mention of a forthcoming budget and school building priorities.
The letter argues the total needed for high school equipment and building would reach about 1300000, with a reported 17000 available this fall and a potential deficit near 107823000. It warns of crippling the graded school if debt aims grow beyond the district’s means and urges careful consideration before Friday’s ballot.
A jury heard the Brnte man charged with a statutory offense and the defendant in a separate case of occupying a room with Martha Johnson. Witnesses for the state included Pincock and Hytelinn. The defendant admitted a bad reputation and working as a domestic to earn money immorally. The district attorney indicated the case may involve perjury and could go to the jury.
A crane crash on a Rhine bridge under construction in Cologne collapsed central spans and toppled scaffolding. Up to fourteen bodies recovered. many workers missing or injured. Rescue and salvage teams coped with strong current as police and brigades aided in pulling stranded workers from the water.
The Pennsylvania delegation held a caucus after adjournment to elect James Kerr of Gleardown as national committee man LL McQuestion was elected. Forty one and a half votes were represented. The Guffey faction refused to attend the meeting.
The article notes partridges show notable attachment within coveys, often selecting a single clover patch or rough field as a preferred home. They remain loyal to mates and specific spots, with family affection centering on visible objects and locations, and may linger where food and cover persist.
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