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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
3
A lost item note requests help locating a charm pendant in a Greek cross shape lost near Sherman Washington Avenue between Lewis Jewelry Store and 2nd Street. The finder should contact Forest Service Ward recelor for a reward.
At the Blate dairy, a Pure Food Bureau gathering discussed bleached flour questions and recent council decisions favoring river drought relief and opposing washed hone sales. Attendees from five or six dairy states heard reports, with focus on policy, industry impact, and enforcement actions.
In the municipal court a Japanese defendant J Balamnans with an attorney had trial continued for an indefinite time on a lewd conduct charge. A second case involved Susie and a young officer, with alleged improprieties and a 10 day jail potential. A Black man named Hulwird Duseyh faced charges of disturbing the peace and received a fine or five days hard labor.
Hannah Clark petitions for letters of administration of the Jos Clark estate who died in the city June. The petition lists heirs and outlines the estate valued assets and pending legal steps. The court action seeks formal recognition of an administrator for the estate.
In challenging winds Ogden shooters excel at the Otthane tournament events. G I Hecker wins the Canfur medal with 49 of 50, Donnie Calahan claims Browning diamond, and G J Becker leads amateur day with 241 of 250 as Browning and others post strong scores among Ogden competitors.
Notice from Oscar Groshell offering to supply cash register parts including tapes gibbings and check paper to users. He asks recipients to drop a card if they need anything and provides his address at No 249 State Br.
Heavy winds battered the area near Midlake threatening the new Southpen Pacific railroad trestle. Construction men said the nearly completed plate saved major damage and the trestle should be fully finished within thirty days.
The well known young man Perrin died at J D hospital last evening from peritonitis superinduced by appendicitis after an operation on Friday. He was son of Mr and Mrs Josiah Perrin and leaves a mother and several siblings. He worked on railroad Pullman cars and belonged to the Eagles and Odd Fellows. The funeral will be in Ogden at Larkin and Sons Mortuary then Sixth Ward meetinghouse Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment will be in Ogden City Cemetery.
Patchy report covers multiple games with no clear winner. Boston hammered 17 runs on 15 hits against Cleveland, while Philadelphia edged toward decisive victory. Final lines mix for Brooklyn and Chicago, with rain halting a Chicago New York clash midplay.
A scrambled report records a baseball game involving Louisville and Kansas City with mentions of St Louis and Boston. Key moments include a seventh inning call to end play and a tied score featuring players Graham and Wiegles, with unclear final outcomes due to damaged text.
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