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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
3
The muslin department offers dainty gowns cloaks drawers and skirts at sale prices. Ladies white waists priced to five seven and fifty cent values. Childrens white regency and summer dresses at cost prices. Ladies dainty undergarments and market styles offered at low prices.
An Ogden and Salt Lake baseball night unfolds at the fair grounds with events at 2:30 and 2:00. Tony Faust leads a strong onslaught as witnesses note Wat er and Mrs. P M Walehara at the European hotel from Chicago while Mr Walsh faces conviction and a prominent husband’s engagement surfaces.
A jumble of community events and local notices fill Ogden streets with plans for a Fourth of July month. Fireworks and lemonade lure children while a Sylvan Park gathering highlights a visit from Denver friends and a 4th of July lawn party. Meanwhile local ads promote groceries, coal, and summer sales as police and court actions thread through a chaotic page of odd items.
Tomorrow, July 24, two races start just before 2 p m at Pale aronds while baseball follows at 3 p m between Sali Lalo and Ogden, two top teams in the State League. The fair moves a block and a half east of the streetcar line with new entrances and crowd controls to ease crush. streetcars will shuttle every five minutes along Seventeenth Street to the grounds.
Sarl GC presents a signed statement outlining key viewpoints on the current situation. Rasmussen details his interpretation of events, his concerns, and suggested approaches, addressing readers directly and asserting position on emerging issues.
Citizens debate municipal waterworks with fears of costly overhauls and bond payouts as supporters press for public ownership. The article notes judge Murphy condemning Leon Bailey for bond forfeiture and recounts several city court cases including assaults, vagrancy, and officers dealing with disorder at depots and hotels.
On Pioneer Day members of the Third Ward and friends plan an outing to Ally Wilson's Hermitage in Ogden canyon. Committees secured exclusive rights for grave and concessions, boating, dancing, art and visuals to ensure a pleasant day. Athletic contests with prizes, music, dancing, bowling facilities, and special canyon car service are arranged for all ages.
In Angeles July 22 the offer of theatrical made to provide New York playgoers with novel features was shown as feasible for a limited Mietness. The company will tour for twenty weeks, presenting the ostrich act at venues across New York.
A Bay of Pleasure outing for about twenty-five hundred local railroad shop employees and families is planned for next Saturday from Ogden. More than twenty-five coaches will transport attendees to Lagoon Resort for a full day of games, contests, and leisure with notices of long distance telephone connections being added at Union Pacific depot.
An executive from the Silver Peak Railway Company based in Blair Nevada arrived in Creelty for a business trip to Ginalia. He also serves as general manager of the Silver Funk Mining Company, which operates a stamp mill near Sievesafit supervising operations.
The article quotes Dr. Gregory criticizing crime publication and its influence on crime rates. He notes that publicizing crimes may alter behavior and argues the method has been expressed by newspapers, as the Helleyag allentat examines every person who commits a crime in New York under circumstances.
A court error centers on a witness who testified he did not know about an eighteen-cent per hundred rate over the Chicago & Alton line from Whiting to Muskegon, asserting the rate was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and that his belief came from Chicago & Alton officials. The judge’s remarks misnaming the Standard Oil Company of Indiana are discussed as a potential basis for a rehearing.
Disease afflicts milch herds in the valley with cows showing udder swelling and milk decline. Dr. Frederick of the Agricultural College says it may be contagious but not necessarily fatal, while counties prepare quarantine measures and stockmen employ care to contain the illness.
A brief card of thanks notes appreciation for the sympathy and offerings received after a funeral. The writer mentions friends who attended the wake at the Broom Hotel on July 29 and bids thanks to several named individuals for florals and patience.
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