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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
3
A board of thanks expresses gratitude for the burial of our beloved son, recognition of kindness from relatives and friends, and prayers for God’s grace. Special thanks go to those who provided comfort at the funeral service and sent flowers during the sorrowful time.
The report details several defendants held on a sizable bond following a local incident. Court remarks, names, and specific figures appear, but OCR issues obscure key places and participants. Authorities note ongoing investigations and forthcoming hearings.
A crowd blocks the north side as an arrest follows a theft at a farm. Officer Julliher retrieves a patrol wagon while three men A Wilson Frantz Harrison and George Iivin are seized, amid a cautious attempt by a witness to identify them. Officials warn of more suspects entering the city and vow arrests for protection.
Notice states that Think to inyulty that my wife Size Powers has left me without provocation and again at my will, having slap adit ont home, which T deedad to har many years gen. Therefore, I will pay her debts contracted.
The Saline lands dispute centers on Barata and a filed appeal over saline land rights linked to the United … in Utah. The case involves the Mantels Salt Company and claims from about 1,500 original owners. Courts in Utah and Nevada are weighing state enabling acts and educational purposes amid a long running conflict.
In police court, Smith and Caldwell were arraigned on gambling charges. Creh Wax was sentenced to pay a $100 fine or serve 100 days. The article details various defences, pleas, and potential penalties, including discussions of prior associations and alleged profits from illegal activity.
Unclear garbled report hints at a dramatic escape near Comey Island involving multiple figures and disputed names. Key entities include Magy, Quan Tho, Theo Tynstages, and Kenly Prot, with scattered references to locations, but the exact events remain obscured by faulty OCR.
The Utah State Board of Equalization approves a state taxation plan for 1910 raising 900000 for state purposes. An ad valorem tax of five mills on each dollar of property value is levied for 1910, plus two mills for district or school purposes, totaling eight mills for state and district needs. Final reports will be issued by all funding districts.
At Idlewild a free dance schedule lists Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sessions. The notice mentions transport options and routine details, with Spoetat Lront and chicken dinner available.
Wah Construction of this city has the Dullding Joint company contract for a large grading project from Purhle to Walsenburg Colorado. The work covers about 166 miles grade with 1 950 000 cubic yards excavated 470 000 cubic yards of look sock 00 000 cubic yards of said rock 9 100 000 cubic yards of overbau and 50 000 cubic yards of concrete for bridges. Rail cost pegged at 0 per pound and total estimated cost near 400 000 dollars. Completion expected by October 1911. The job involves concrete culverts arches and steel bridges near Purhle south of Purhle.
A crowd gathered at the Mair grounds for a local showcase featuring athletic and equestrian acts. Notable attendees included a popular horse show contestant from Wyoming, plus several community leaders and young participants, as the evening progressed with performances and audience engagement.
Esther Stone of Twenty-eight street was injured on a Buchanan line train when a man struck her jaw during an altercation with a different passenger. Stone explains she cannot identify the assailant and remains homebound, with concern over possible legal actions and further medical care.
Fragmentary text references a large outing involving the Star Wasatch and Riverdale Cai Ning Companies. The excerpt contains garbled phrases about events, travel intent, and invitations for a gathering, with unclear specifics and multiple unreadable segments.
Fragment reads as a cryptic note about a character named Melangholia The Gabe and Payshamly Omily with references to Washington and a page about skins and a sequence ending with a lament. Weaving names Yvesitati Cenaabene Liaksiont imply fictional or misread proper nouns.
An automobile incident leaves involved parties linked to an ongoing case. Authorities report a collision near a transit line, with details pointing to a connection between the vehicle and a local suspect. No further names or locations are clearly readable in the available text.
The contractor Charles Richardson, hired to oversee saving condemned Tudden Avenue buildings, secured the work and collected payments. He sold properties including the Frees Kiesel building for 200 dollars to J H Jones and allegedly took 120 dollars for the Swalley building. Bids are reported for additional properties as work proceeds to clear the site for new owners.
Notice states that after a certain date the wider mened will pay no debts incurred by the wife or family without written order. Signed by J. d. McKINNON dated July 88, 1540.
The Ualtimare party to the Yellowstone payir enjoyed about leg days in the national preserve. They spent time mastication fishing night camp fire frolics and viewing tar goloya. the party returned well and happy. Members included Mr and Mrs Dallianmre Grif fin Mes TD Wright and many others from Geheny deans Chicago Boston Ogden and Ogden friends.
An informal tug of war at the Lagoon on Sunday drew participants and spectators. Organizers urged teams to assemble promptly and warned that uncooperative teams would be drafted to ensure competitive matches.
A garbled OCR passage mentions an engineer and places including Wilmette, Balaton, and Man. It references a set of names and events with unclear context, producing a jumbled record of people and locations without coherent narrative or clear action.
Testimony described boiled eggs striking a conductor in the eye during a streetcar ride on Twenty-fifth Street. Joe admitted throwing eggs but said it was accidental. Dutch Harry pressed assault against the caterer. the court released the defendant and advised safer delivery practices.
A young couple traveling in a buggy were struck by an automobile Monday evening. Mr Unlea and Miss Covington were injured. the horse bolted toward Mrs Forristall’s turnout. Both women were thrown. Miss Forristall sustained a hip injury and Mrs Forristall sprained her ankle. All are reported improving on the road to recovery.
A man from Wreningham faced charges of bigamy with two wives. Prosecution claimed he abandoned wife No 2 after long cohabitation, while maintaining relations with wife No 1. The case moved through the local court with delayed verdicts and ongoing hearings.
A birthday party observed Monday evening at the Koh home on Jefferson Avenue Flowery suited attendees enjoyed games and a program in the parlor. The event featured prize contests and gifts while neighbors and relatives, including Charlene Sims Leis Sims and Tom Foley, attended from Ogden and Salt Lake areas.
In New York on July 24 the city’s engineer is alerted to danger at the large bridge as barriers and support structures show signs of stress. Officials report tremors and shifting girders near the river, prompting immediate inspection and temporary closures to ensure public safety.
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