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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented notices and items from Ogden area including market details, court notices, names and addresses, parish news, a death and funeral for Davie R. S. Cannan, and travel plans of Louise Btoreny. Also mentions gasps of commerce, a Millake excursion, and Parkar Coal Company listings.
An announcement describes examinations for under city teachers and high school certificates to be held at the high school on June 11 and 12 beginning at 9 a.m. Candidates must present proper credentials by Thursday. A large crowd attends with ink and paper provided. A Knights of Canopus event and a police game in Salt Lake are noted amid illness and travel plans.
Ogden reports include a trial of the new Pik Logel line between Hygen and Park City expanding service for travelers and shippers. A juvenile incident near a residence prompts police notification as a two year old boy and four year old girl are found and returned to guardians. Lagoon outings for deaf and dumb children draw educators and 120 youngsters, with special rail rates for June 8 and 9. The electric transmission line to the smelter moves forward and a divorce suit in Ogden seeks a split based on alleged cruelty and separation.
Fragment from a want ad column mentioning dining cars and hotels with references to California. The readable bits suggest promotional lines about hotel service and dining arrangements and a listing format typical of want ads.
Bang Bi and Wise Enelreted by Grats announce improvements for the city square including widening paths and planting trees. A surrounding circular walk from the main axes will connect four corners, with new concrete walks around the south and north sides and a continuous perimeter walk. A lawn company is reestablished and at least $300 in business today demonstrates the growth.
Edward Munsey, fined $25 by Judge Patton for selling tobacco to a minor. Court heard Munsey rented the back room to Carl Fay with a lunch counter and a small area behind the store where boys gathered to smoke and gamble. Police warned Munsey to stop allowing underage access. he promised compliance. Tenure: Davis Cup updates show France and Austria withdrawing. Americans and Australasians set to meet on July 7 9 for the challenge. G Wright of Reston monitored by doctors as to his possible participation.
A stay of execution was granted by a federal court in Macon Georgia delaying the execution of a sentence for a woman convicted in a Savanna crime. The ruling suspends the previous order while the case undergoes further review, postponing the punishment to a later date. The decision involves the government and the defendant, Arant, and the court’s action centers on the legality of the original conviction and sentence.
The relief effort reports progress as evacuees housed in tents and barracks are moved toward more stable quarters. Data collection has consolidated counts of those still in temporary shelter, with 2,000 plus identified as housed separately in tents and barracks amid the city’s recovery phase.
A bold notice touts the effectiveness of want ads in generating strong responses. Readers are urged to place classified ads to reach local buyers and sellers, with emphasis on quick results and broad reach.
A long list of graduates from Glenwood High School and Washington School paraded today as students prepared for summer. A track meet, baseball game, and evening commencement at the opera house featured speeches from board members and graduates.
Washington May 41 The Interstate Cement Association hearing resumes in Philadelphia Tuesday next. Counsel from Chicago and Cleveland representing the Bandar Company asked to submit rebuttal testimony. No conclusion on the request. further deliberation to determine if the hearing will continue with additional sessions Thursday June 14.
In Minneapolis on May 31 Umpire Kleve Kano was struck from behind by a projectile amid crowd unrest after a game. Police and officials investigated the incident as players and bystanders reacted to the call, with the arena security detaining several individuals before calm returned.
A memorial gathering took place in Norweriine honoring Cheletanta, May a Lasany, and others, with foreign residents attending the rites. The event reflected community mourning and the presence of diverse attendees at the funeral.
Damaged stock including canned cream wheat pate and corn from the W Parr & Co grain and feed stove suffered fire damage and has nearly vanished. The firm expects about $200 recovery from the sale of these goods as insurance settlements are finalized and the company proceeds with disposal.
H W Novihan held the contract to remove debris and clean brick from the Geo A Lowa property in the burned district at a cost of 2800 dollars. Work to be finished in eighteen days with fifty laborers expected to work by Monday hauling debris to the river. Ricks are delivered to the western building for repair.
A class of twenty at Washington school yesterday afternoon presented a pleasing program. Irene Brown recited history while Miss Bessie Unsworth prophesied bright futures for the pupils. Principal M. Bishop and Mrs. Currie Rapp urged them to pursue lofty goals on the path to fame.
The opening day features a grand car race program with 25 professional riders and 17 amateurs. A five mile motor paced duel between I K Downings and Iver Redman headlines twelve events. Nichols military band plays as crowds view races starting at 8 pm Sunday June 1.
Jap proprietor of a dilapidated hall on Twenty-Ninth street was arrested by Officer Malone on complaint of Molly Wana. Grant Evange, staying in the establish ment, says the Jap struck and kicked him in a dispute. The incident followed a breach of conduct in the Japanese code of ethics.
Frank Brave and wife transfer part of N W quarter section 15 to Thomas P Read. Charles Deisney and wife to Oregon Short Ling rathon for a strip of land in S W quarter of N W quarter section 1. Albert Brown and wife to Ayern Conway part of lot 9 block 10 Ogden survey. William M Wade and wife to Rhees a part of 8 W quarter section 2 and part of N W quarter section 26 township 2 north range 2 west. Francis Cl and wife to William Gould the quarter section of S F i in township 1 north range 1 east. Salt Lake meridian. Farmers mechanics rafinoadats laborers rely on Me. Tommas Eetrciite OU takes the sting out of outa and cannot stay where it is used.
The Bulletin of the Cotton Crop Conditions issued today reports a total cotton acreage this season at 2,784,718 acres, marking a rise of about 29 percent from the previous year. It notes gains across regions and highlights stronger plantings than last season with ongoing assessments by local cotton associations.
A collision involving a Fort Worth and Denver train near Whehtta Falls Texas injured seventeen people. The engineer and fireman sustained injuries, with box cars derailed and reports indicating injuries among passengers and crew. Local authorities and railroad officials began investigations.
A damaged report notes the battleship Montagna hard aground near Harty Island in the Lerlsted Channel amid ongoing efforts to refloat. Crews assess salvage options and weather conditions as tides and engines are tested.
In Workington on May 9 negotiations are pending between Kenatot and the Entted Staten to set new quarantine rules. The plan aims to reduce risk from yellow fever transmission and enhance public health safety.
A treaty extension from Balarado to May St Anetria extends the tentative accord with Seevng, delaying the previously planned summit. No additional details on participants or revised deadlines are provided in the readable text.
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