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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
7
The Broom Restaurant at 72 Twenty-fifth Street in Utah advertises open day and night with an excellent lunch from 1 to 4 PM and oyster dishes. Proprietors FOON & LEO invite private dining parties and Sunday dine offerings.
Government reports detail aid plans to improve rural mail routes in Peru and surrounding areas. Contracts totaling 85010 dollars were awarded for graval roads construction as part of a state effort to standardize rural delivery service and maintain high road conditions.
Fragmented OCR text from New York datedJuly 2 hints at agricultural warnings and incomplete remarks about peach harvests and pest control. The garbled lines reference pest problems, state actions, and a need for records or measures though specifics are unclear.
The item outlines divorce proceedings involving Mary Pater and partner with grounds of failure to provide support, alongside public announcements and notices. It references local legal actions, advertising agents, and upcoming court dates, including mentions of Levy and tax discussions and regional figures in Ogden.
The Alan BI Jnstify Company of Ogden faced a civil suit in district court regarding an alleged 1 000 thefts from Mrs Christine Rogers Guried wife of J I Rogers. The proceeding cites a restraining order and requests unspecified damages. Funeral rites for the deceased were held at Mountain View cemetery with Rev D A Leonard and Rev G W McCreery in attendance.
Ball, Lake County July 22. Wilbur Prayer of Park City was struck by a moving train while attempting to jump aboard a freight car. He sustained severe injuries to the head and leg and died en route to the hospital. Two others, Frazee and Infuriga, were involved. Frazee fell and was severely hurt, while Infuriga was later found dead on the way to Blyan hospital.
News from July reports that the Bickly Fight 18 between Nelean and Gans has been declared off after Tex Richard failed to secure rail and tax concessions. Battling Nebson manager Wills Britt heads to San Francisco with statements, while Nelean travels to Ogden then Colorado to seek alternatives. Richard aims to attract Utah crowds with special trains and high pay, and top promoter Tex Richardson offered $10,000 for two special trains.
An official oath administering and certification moment is recorded with mention of Dr A and a Physitian’s statements about a patient and alleged events. The document lists names, locations, and various medical and professional references, including a Warrens and county context, with dates noted as last week and Wednesday.
The proposed Bly versus Rickard fight unravels as talks split over travel and guarantee terms. Rickard claims a $41,000 forfeit and a $19,000 posted stake from Salt Lake could be used to cover costs if the bout moves or is canceled.
Denver hosts a gathering to ratify a plan to consolidate railroads in Colorado and Utah, excluding the Rio Grande, issuing 160 million in bonds to refinance the Union Pacific and Western Pacific projects, with Gould officials expected. The plan prompts discussions on Utah Fuel holdings, court actions, and interstate coal shipments as key issues.
Mrs. Joseph Cook, 17, briefly freed after marriage to Joseph Cook, was later detained at the county jail and then placed in care amid claims of neglect and need for work. Chief Pitt intervened unsuccessfully to settle disputes. Mrs. Cook faced transfer to industrial school as authorities sought her independence.
The wife accuses J R Seluntd of starvation and repeated abuse, claiming he cannot provide food or money for essentials. She seeks permanent alimony and division of property, alleging marital faults and financial neglect.
In a roadway accident a seven year old boy, Kirk or Kirk, was fatally injured after a wagon collision. Gregory, a physician, rushed to aid but the child died before care could be reached. The boy’s body was moved to Sule hadeo for burial. The incident occurred near the Poplin Canch store at 42 Went Hire South Street.
An old classified note promotes a tailor and shop offerings with mention of room numbers and nearby jewelry stores, implying a local trades listing. Text hints at Glithing Ghirts and Linderwese drafts and a VanDyke Mitty Clothe establishment along with Kiog and Room 34 AUInK 4001. The fragmentary ad reflects street commerce and neighborhood trades.
Valley restaurant activity spans the summer months with weekly segments at the Valley. The note references spring chicken and various dishes, plus a mix of local names and a mention of celebrations or rites. Prop Johnann is listed as proprietor.
Dispatch from San Salvador discusses rumors of conflict with Honduras and Nicaragua, noting authorities claim arrests of insurgents and ongoing evacuations. Reports mention Honduran General Davila seeking Salvadoran support and tensions over accusations against El Salvador and Guatemala. Also referenced are Pioneer Day rail promos and travel deals.
In Kansas City a startled father, Walsh, reacts with disbelief as his daughter Byalyx Wale and her fiancé Renate Guy proceed toward marriage. He claims the couple deceived his family planning to wed, while expressions of anger and misgivings ripple through the community.
Notices report private funeral services for Hlahopsbury CG Potter of New York to be held next Friday morning. Other items announce noon openings for Grocery Staven and Dry Goods Store, a full day closure, and an excursion to Canada on August 4 with reduced rates via Oregon Short Line, detailing stops, dates, and fare options.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Bryan banner event and a burned town scene with scattered names and places. The text mentions Hiner Wer, Urya, Wonk, and Continent street with references to landing, a possible alliance, and various individuals, but details are unclear.
The notice requests dirt or gravel for the fair and mentions the Standard office. It warns those with diet plans to visit the fair office for details and costs or pickup.
Reports confirm the death of Admiral Rojestvensky drew rapid telegrams of condolence from officials and church leaders. The German press and St. Petersburg news agency reported the tribute, with ceremonies held across major churches and preparations for additional memorials. Only fragments of the source text remain, but the event centers on the admiral’s death and international responses.
A chaotic report recounts passengers landing on Flea Island following the sinking of the freighter Anubis off San Miguel. Captain Van Loisen and crew struggle to move the ship’s survivors to the mainland as rescue teams work to salvage the damaged vessel. The incident disrupts regional transport, with authorities coordinating fuel and supplies for evacuees and continuing efforts to locate the Greenwood liner.
The article chronicles a midweek event honoring a group of retirees and notable local figures. It highlights community reception, remarks by organizers, and the inclusion of key names across civic groups and schools.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to a Shaman and multiple garbled phrases. The readable portions suggest a forceful action occurred and a drive or pursuit may be involved, but details are incomprehensible and no clear entities or outcomes emerge.
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