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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
4
A river disaster reports seven children drowned while attempting a rescue in a farmhouse area. Ruth Klansy and Clara Usher are named among the deceased. survivors describe the chaotic scene as rescuers pulled bodies from the water.
Yesterday several warranty deeds were recorded. Nephi Hardy and wife sell to Prank Tellexan a portion of the northwest quarter of erection 33 with ownership and porch rights for 94004. Anne Goodneil transfers to Hert 1 Barman with $600 consideration for part of block 1t pint C. Belle MK Mekler and wife sell to Joseph HH for $2.00 a portion of the southeast quarter of verina 38 with township and north rangy Zwyst. Albert Baddet to Thomas C. Mercer with $2,800 consideration for part of June 4, block ST, plac 4.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a session of the Flaty Induatriat board. Mentions Captain Kova, Ore Thomas Myrte, and a plan to set the next event for Swith Fora. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms and potential names including places and phrases. It does not form a coherent event or story, leaving only isolated, unreadable fragments and potential references. No identifiable people, dates, or locations can be confirmed.
A fragmentary list names many individuals including Mary Mabaine, May Merrleeey, Anne Hollen, Catherine Me Lalahbng, and Catherine Men Peggy, with assorted winners such as Jackkalyea, Tae Hragby, Curtis Murphy and Robert Murra. The text appears to be a damaged OCR of a prize or contest roster.
Discounts for a Saturday July 21 excursion with short return options. Party lists Cian and Makipoinin among travelers. details and tickets available via Union for travel on Pullman cars. Specifics include dates July 21 and 191 price units, with discussions of stops and sleeping arrangements.
Fragmentary ad copy notes grain products and fattening claims for cows. Mentions a price of 1.23 per 10 and references stores including Suurthwalte and Wall ie. Readable details are limited but indicate animal nutrition products marketed for livestock gain.
Train passenger information lists a round trip between Denver and unspecified origin with July 1 and July 15 departures. Fare 9.15 after tax? The note mentions 30 day permits and stated restrictions.
Ajection filled day at a pleasure resort drew about 2000 attendees from across the county for a lively program under the Nether Jang Missionary verity of the Mormon church with dancing expected in the afternoon.
The article details a dramatic murder case at the depot involving Esther, George, and siblings. Confessions reveal a plan and the shooter’s statements, with family testimonies from Terry and Perry Mitchell, Mrs. Chemeld, and others, outlining motives, movements, and the sequence of events.
Fortified by witness accounts and a final farewell, Mitchell was shot dead in his own home after attending a country court gathering. Friends like Sandel and Mercor HistAid recall his calm, kind nature and the day’s plan to depart for Seattle at dusk. The tragedy follows a visit by his brothers and a late conversation about his intended journey and the events surrounding the fatal night.
Esther Mitchell voiced strong views to her father and brother Fred at the Sixth and Wheshre home last Wednesday regarding George Mitchell and the Holy Roller sect. Silas M Shipley advised removing her from harmful company, while Fred Mitchell debated action as legal and protective measures were considered to shield Esther from alleged coercion and social danger.
The record shows a dense list of market prices for various goods including meats, poultry, dairy, fruits, and vegetables. Prices are given per unit such as cents per pound or per dozen, with items like chickens, turkeys, canned corn, butter, lemons, peaches, and lard, alongside noteable entries for master bakeries and corn products.
The report lists cracked rota at 11.50 and Bran angebrite at 1.18 per hundred. Shorts alone priced at 1.30 per hundred. Cracked barley listed at 1.00 with Bartey at 139, reflecting unit costs in the local market.
The Republican state convention in Tennessee nominated Menfy Glay Evans of Larkville for governor after a tense session amid leadership shifts from Brownlow. Henry City Evade and Swath of Clasbourne contested positions, with platform praising Roosevelt administration and tariff changes while urging protectionist measures.
Fragmentary report states Wanyehin and July 11 action led to the arrest of a mayor and several police officers in Pravera aré, with unclear references to Hulbrieal Prisonete and Lorn Wherated. The text is garbled but signals a security clampdown and release of the manor chief of iniire.
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