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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
4
A detailed local obituary recounts the death of A. Croft in the Menthe Gorge during a wiring project. It notes warded investigations, the involvement of authorities, and mentions Croft's surviving wife and five children. The report references hospital and police actions and community tributes planned for the coming days.
The notice states a sale action by the Wilderstrned office of the Board of Traty hunting in Lak Citys Ghali. It mentions timing during a period and delivery to wide mt MpMar, with quality requirements and a right to reject. The undersigned MORAN and associates reserve the right to reject offers.
Fragmented OCR reads of rapid transit interurban car plans indicate turmoil at Mamerr Joseph Beige related to OR ie Teilemai corp. The text mentions car tuning, fare disputes, and questionable maintenance practices. It cites extortion themes and a mystery around a steep financial strain affecting operations and personnel.
Samely decorated and arranged. The principal feature of the new car is the very-appointed smoking apartment at dueand. There also a Helog saloon located midway in the en, the gun 8 vEled 47,000, indul ing electric equipment. The car Je equipper with four Boorse-pnawer ma ture of the lathai patter. Three tanen cars idenfiea with ke on avenly ruvelyud wre now bal Gullk at the St. Loin ear Gort asd wil be re calved at an early date.
A public notice from a builder identifies the area around Hudworn Avenue and warns that all building components including belts windows glass doors plumbing and related materials are covered by a construction agreement. The notice is signed by OHAS RICHARDSON or 1662 Ball as the responsible party.
The report notes Dr Carl Smadgyans and his wife on an Overland journey from Munote to Qaden, joined by Mr W H Moblay of Osden. The party traveled about 290 miles daily with no mechanical issues. accounts mention a stop in Omaha and interactions with local figures.
Fragmented obituary style notice describes the funeral for Mrs Christensen with local attendees and speakers. Names such as HELA MARIE Wim FiElglund and others are referenced amid scattered details of the service, locations, and surrounding community names, resembling a dense local notice from a late period newspaper.
A long reflective editorial recalls religious leadership and the call to moral reform. The speaker laments past failures, praises Christian unity, and urges bold preaching of God’s law with fearless love, aiming to shape a better, more hopeful society.
Police captured two Cherokee men linked to a string of Saturday evening hold ups near a local town. Bill Me and Brank Bell were arrested after a chase that began at a saloon and ended with recoveries of a weapon and stolen goods. The suspects, speaking through a tribal interpreter, claimed innocence though admitted planning further thefts. Authorities say the pair will face charges tied to the robberies and attempted release plans.
An expansive description portrays a grand circus scene with international acts. It highlights a power plant in the tent, a daily influx of visitors from around the world, and a vast staff of one thousand workers. Featured stars include daring riders, aerialists, and a famed bicycle ace, amid dazzling costumes, bells, and chime displays.
A state health setback warns Salt Lake City of rat and flea infestations. The report notes exposure risk after a Nor way rail line brought affected rodents into the city, with spread to southern and western districts near railroad yards. Public health officials urge vigilance amid warnings of intensified pest activity.
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