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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
3
Random references and OCR garble describe bids for a contract, shipping updates, wages, travel mentions, local names, addresses, and various notices from Ogden in 1909 with scattered details about bids, shipments, and personnel. The readable portions reference a contract award status, price inquiries, and a collection of local notices and announcements.
Real estate transfers show James Wilson and wife to Welford Wilton for part of the southwest quarter of section 26, township 6, range Lowest, for 1. George J. Higley gains part of lot 4 and part of block 1A, plat A, Opden survey, for 2,950. Wr. J. Burphens Jr and wife to Elh Triscott for Lakeview addition block 18, for 31. Anhur Lee Nabbet to Lawrence H Nabbet for part of southeast quarter of section Mf, township 5 verpe 2 west, for 1,000. Lawrence H Nabbet to Arthur Lee Nabbet for part of northeast quarter and part of northwest quarter of Perth 33, township 6, range 2 west, for 1,099.
Fall to aid officers with no new developments on the Oakden robbery. Deputy sheriffs and city police maintain watch as three young men held at the county fair are questioned amid efforts to identify suspects.
Philadelphia reports a five story brick building collapsed at the northeast corner of Eleventh and Matthew streets. Several persons were killed and about a score injured as wreckage blocked streets and debris cleared slowly. The number killed remained uncertain as rescue operations continued.
A sheriff was informed and a team was sent to query three men suspected in a Tot Borines shooting, but none of the men appeared for questioning. Authorities pressed on with the investigation and followed leads.
A 1909 Utah exchange letter argues against broad condemnations of meat markets, urging specificity to avoid harming innocent vendors. Signers Mitt Mossed James Co. W. A. James warn against unfair public perception while defending inspection standards and lawful handling of meat.
Fragmentary text questions consumer share of benefits from government inspection. Mentions "meats" not sleaty from an establishment bearing government inspection and references "MImevector in Charge" and "EB. A. BUSDT." The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or entities.
Governor Bory and officials accompany Fillmore leader T C Callister to present Millard county’s bid to be the state capital. They tour parks and the University site, offer half a million dollars for a two-wing capitol, and depart for Salt Lake City after discussing constitutional wording changes.
A group identified as the Bunca Aquartette including J. T. Beate Foth Frenth Joan Shea and Samea Hey were arrested on insrancy charges after an attempted "rushing the can." The four pleaded guilty in patice court this morning. Witnesses described mingled intoxication and plans to leave town. the judge deferred sentencing as the testimony unfolded.
The man received a 90 day suspended sentence with costs after admitting to drinking. The judge noted he had consumed alcohol the previous day and showed a marked degree of indifference in the face of the offense.
Report of a police court session this morning where several youths including Burns and James J. Campbell faced charges of disturbing the peace after dining at a restaurant. One 17 year old, John Tracy, was found guilty of enta in meals under false pretenses and referred to juvenile court. others had charges set for this afternoon.
In a lecture at Greenbeetest Praterent Ammen deetatey Eduard Gerthner Ames spoke on the development of personal experience and warned revivals would rapidly become commercialized. The talk referenced refitted rituals and likened revival content to kyprotic seances, noting concerns over commodification and public appeal.
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