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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
4
Random reference notice advises on delivery of standard coal. Curator Lamar Nelson warns delays may occur if orders not placed promptly. Local merchants urge customers to sign and place orders immediately to avoid rush while listing fruit and vegetables available locally.
A farmer advertises an orchard of about five acres with a full crop of peaches and cherries priced at 41500 with flexible terms. Other items include household sales, real estate notes, and upcoming community events in the area, with listings for local businesses and social notices.
Ogden items report Memorial day events and local rail activity. Included are remarks on a cable railway proposal for Malan's peak, disputes over peak ownership, a church service at Keights of Pythias hall, hotel staff notices, and a fine of a local resident for an assault charge linked to a past dispute.
A garbled but readable report describes a student named FNAME showing fatigue and stress after a long West year. The piece notes mental strain, body weakness, and advice on rest and recovery, referencing doctors, nurses, and possible remedies. The text highlights a principal event at Grand Aare Nota and mentions CNS rehab routing.
A long contested inquiry details why Officer Malone was discharged amid allegations of jealousy and interference. The committee heard Malone’s account and considered Pender, Captain Grown, and others. The final action, amid conflicting testimony, upheld Malone’s dismissal from the force.
A quirky reported exchange features Senator Shumway and others debating bids, preacher calls, and a mock court query. The piece preserves a gap in clarity while noting humorous misstatements and regional chatter from a Southern context.
Detectives Pender and Burke arrested Adams amid a web of alleged dealings with Haywood, Moyer, Pettibone, and Julier Baodyer. He reportedly armed himself, dropped $75.06, and vanished after a tragedy tied to Haywood, Moyer, and Pettibone. Adams faces jail and possible forced testimony though he may refuse.
Pred McCabe, a laborer at the Utah worker, was severely burned Monday when molten slag spilled from a receptacle he was near. Clothes burned away, flesh seared on legs and arms. he was rushed to hospital as doctors treated wounds and began recovery efforts.
A KEW firm led by M. Brady of Cardstrads Omaha seeks orders for a new venture. Manager Young of HLL tirimn Co. presents the plan. Omaha residents are urged that local merchants will open a branch here and move from the top floor of the Grigg warehouse.
Fragmented text describes a drum corps from Omaha house planning in London. It mentions drummers traveling to a point to serve customers in Idaho and Nevada. Details are garbled and unclear.
The secretary of Blair, Charles Tingey, queries if a can opener is a tool under the new law. Attorneys consider whether sales of generic goods require licenses, while officials warn collectors may struggle to audit all vendors. The debate extends to interest rate rules and consumer protection across counties, drawing inquiries from lawyers and merchants.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad for the Ogden Milling Elevator Co. with garbled phrases, mentions of a typewriter repair, and scattered names and places. The readable bits imply a service or repair listing with unclear details and nonsensical sentence fragments.
Readable fragments describe sparse dialogue about weather and farming tasks. The text references a farmer, field work, and a weekly entry, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names. The piece appears as a damaged OCR excerpt with scattered phrases.
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