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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
8
The column lists a mix of injuries and local notices including a pedestrian injury at 3811 Grant avenue, a fall from a tree involving a child, and various community events and advertisements. It mentions Livingston's Cafeteria, a July Mandap event, and references to local figures and places amid fragmented sentences.
The O Neill Construction Company has largely worked in Temple city since early March on a project for the Cache Valley metropolis. A worker, Richarde, remains in crutches after a serious injury, with recovery delaying walking for weeks. Meanwhile, veterans plan an outing to The Hermitage on August 4 with a committee to arrange activities. Real estate transfers include John A Hutcbells buying from Willian H Hutelis for 800 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions approval, property, and timing but the meaning is obscured by garbled wording. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are determinable from the readable fragments.
Mrs Josaph Odell hosts a wedding party in Logan for Jol Edwant Carter and Miss Iba, with Park City guests Royal Mr. Tus sell and tr Rupsolets. Reports cover visits to Ogden Logan Lagoon events, Cathedral socials, and local travelers including Mrs. Margaret Morrell, Ervesh Sandmeyer bound for Dasit Switzerland, and a Palm Sunday gathering planned at Lagoon.
In Colorado Springs on July 13 53 year old Jaymes B Hunter killed himself after his love was spurned by 16 year old Lotlie Colling. Witnesses recall him saying goodbye before he fired a revolver into his mouth, ending a month of hopeless passion.
New York reports jewelers in the Maiden Lane district pushing a plan to sell complete watches rather than cases and movements separately. The move, endorsed by retailers and discussed at industry meetings, aims to standardize full watch sales and curb piecemeal assemblage.
Fragmentary text references a Baker and a body found, with garbled phrases suggesting a murder or violent event. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, making a precise report impossible from the provided material.
William Purdy, resident of Twenty Street, rode a motorcycle at the corner of Twenty Avenue and Washington Avenue Yeslardss, when struck by a Ford Porter driving Houdon. Purdy was injured. the motorcycle and car collided as Whites wrecked. Occupants could not be identified, injuries described as serious.
In the elvic division of the music pal court, Mary 4. lunge eon moinced sailing at art. Walter Brown recovers 1030 claimed 1 ba due an tee jebonfield aulig Georga 1, 1875 wivega to he due on an HIN for account. Dy Wy J. Browning bhan commenced cull agaliet Thowins PF. Colvin for $50. Inllve Topoudy sues 1aith W. Ginger for $4. Dr. George W. Baker lists pardons and adds several plaintiffs: P. T. Nelson $36, Thomas Graenwell $335.65, RB My Penrose $26.40, Parley PL Poulson $40.72, Tivchurd Willams $360.15, wun Higley $19,830. Amounts due for professional service.
In a police court session several defendants pleaded guilty to drunkenness with sentences including five days in jail or fines. one youth, age nine, faced a fine and jail time. The judge criticized the one‑armed defendant for seeking leniency, while others faced charges of assault and related offenses with varied penalties.
Disjointed OCR notes reference a Willing in an Oregon construction camp case involving a company and officials. The fragment mentions a trial night shift, discharge events, and alleged actions near a forge site. Unclear names and dates limit specifics, but indicate investigation into a protracted construction camp incident and related personnel.
A new Western Generale Pate and Tost company aims to build a concrete plant between Union Pacific and Barber Road, near Willow Avenue, at 810 Lincoln Avenue. The firm, capitalized for 50000, plans to produce reinforced concrete products including sewer pipe, utilizing Weber River gravel. Key organizers include Geo Maitland and Sidney Bainberger with A. L. Gurney as secretary and general manager.
The United Spanish War Veterans in Denver adjust the encampment dates to August 29 and 30. Roosevelt will arrive from Cheyenne to attend, with a grand parade and vast delegations expected from Colorado and the West, promising Denver’s largest ever turnout for the event.
A fragmented 19th century ledger snippet from Chicago shows shorthand terms for grain and livestock trading. References include wheat, corn, hay, pork rent, and dates around mid July with abbreviated seller or lot codes, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics.
Fragmentary 19th century money market snippet from New York July mentions rates and percentages with many garbled words. Readable items reference a cinema or ticker style discussion, but key figures are unreadable and entities are uncertain.
The building trades organize and prepare charter details and necessary requirements. Carpenters will hold an open meeting Friday evening at 8 to discuss the organization and invite all carpenters to attend.
The article recounts how three second basemen from the early baseball era, Larry Lajoie, Byers, and Larry Doyle, rose from humble beginnings to become celebrated players. It traces Lajoie’s Providence start, Byers’ Chicago-Troy path, and Doyle’s Giants rise, highlighting their struggles, development, and the era’s shift toward famed infield talents.
A judge weighs the enforceability of a romance era contract amid a dispute over a valuable shotgun and royalties from a Remington firm. The opinion outlines how courts separate romantic fantasy from binding obligations, noting that payments tied to love do not create enforceable contracts without fraud or duress.
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