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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary editorial room telephone directory reads two Bell Phone numbers 56 and 66 for different offices with varying ring counts. The text presents incomplete lines including two rings for No 56 and one for No 66 and repeats Bell Phone identifiers.
Fragmented OCR item lists businesses and individuals with scattered towns including Ogden South Dakota and Gillette. Mentions Rexall Hat Cleaner Soeepa and W Le Kubler of Guster and Roth Phones. Notes travel of Nellie Watts of Indepenl and De Skong from Sparks. Updates on Kodak, Tripp Studio, A A McBride, and Thomas O Keeze and prep of the father.
A jumble of notices from Ogden including race results at Saltair by Jackie Clark setting a world best in a 1 50 open race, local ads for coal and real estate, injuries from a wheel accident, boxing plans by Pete Williams, and notes on missionary Rev. G W Hoett returning from Japan. Also reports on church services and social happenings in Ogden.
Deseret News notes the Accidental team finally gains league entry after overcoming obstacles. The amateur colored Way’s warp squad shows early strength, beating Splits Takere and Ana Lwo to notch a schedule spot. Murray leads, with many players contributing as the league forms amid cautious optimism.
Fans in Ogden Murray and Salt Lake push for strong Bingham team to join a four club league while financing strains threaten the venture. Talk centers on Park City missing, Parkies and Sprigas fielding fears, and a July Utah Idaho trip with agents set for a Thursday 28th excursion amid uncertain rosters and eager attendance.
The article reports a saloon keeper, John Groiner, pleading guilty to keeping open on a Sunday and receiving a $50 fine after Officer Hob Burks observed the establishment. It also notes various minor court cases including petit larceny, escape attempt, and an assault charge, with judges delaying decisions on several matters.
A package containing $1,000 disappeared at the Adams Express Company office in Des Moines. It was one of three identical boxes. two arrived intact, but the third vanished. Detectives within the company investigated, yet no clue has surfaced to explain the loss.
A WL Va young woman writes of recovery from overwork and improper food thanks to Grape-Nuts. She describes illness that forced her from preparatory school, grandmother’s care, and a return to health after adopting a Grape-Nuts routine. She credits improved eyesight and energy, plans to resume studies, and mentions the product in a personal appeal.
Union Pacific completes interlocking system at Ogden, boosting first grade workers back to regular schedules. Veterans preferred for permanent jobs as August demand grows. distribution of paychecks triggers new staffing across departments. Crossing device at Ramberger near 33rd Street brings block signals and railroad-wide rules, with Ogden and Salt Lake trains halted only when signals clear. Travel agents report Oregon Short Line special trains to Hob Springs. inspectors and executives from Rio Grande and Oregon systems arrive for tours, while Ogden depot buzzes with summer holiday crowds.
Washington July 20 President Gempers Secretary Morrieon and John Mitchell of the AFL executive council were cited to answer in September a charge of contempt for violating a court injunction. They allegedly conspired to restrain haycoll against Buck Stove and Range Co.
George Kalden and Willie Conroy from Ogden vanished after leaving home a week ago. Mrs Holden suspects foul play or a serious accident as officers trace Holden’s trail to Green River and beyond. Conroy later returned with a doubtfully consistent tale, then left for Texas without contact. Police broadcast notices to locate Holden and verify the missing youth’s fate.
In Mexico City on July 20 Emigrados from Guatemala and El Salvador declare that Dr Herman Provo stated truth about Cabrera's 1904 Republican campaign funding. They cite U S influence via the Albany and Marietta presence and claim Cabrera sought to install a Central American president allied with the United States while denying involvement in Honduran upheaval.
The item mixes names Hunter Lee Figueroa and Cabrera with claims about Mexico United States relations and Roosevelt campaign funds including a disputed $10,000 donation. It also reports Russ Hall, owner of the Hutto franchise, leaving for Butte with his team and no return for Hill Seagon, plus unpaid baseballs.
Judge A Hiner of the United States circuit court of Wyoming was injured in an automatic accident Saturday evening. He is resting comfortably with a fractured rib and eight bruises. Other members of his party escaped serious injuries as the car turned over.
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