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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
7
A damaged text fragment records references to telephone usage in an editorial room and business office, mentioning phones with two rings at the Ao and Mu locations and a single ring at the Bell office. It preserves sparse, era-specific notations without clear narratives.
Local page items recount visitor notes and community notices from Ogden and surrounding areas. Mentions Ogden residents, social visits, small business ads, and brief obituaries or memorials, including a death of George W. Rutty and Mrs Woody with funeral details, plus supplementing classifieds and announcements.
The user provides garbled text mixing phrases about terms and policies with unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or factual items are present to summarize into a proper news item.
The Socialist party of Utah held its state convention yesterday in Salt Lake City. Local leaders completed nominations for governor and attorney general while the campaign committee laid out plans. The party endorsed equal suffrage and backed presidential candidates Eugene Debs and Victor Remington for national offices. Several county leaders were named as officers and delegates, with emphasis on unity and mobilizing voters in the coming state elections.
A crowded backroom at 41 Commercial street hosts a policy game run by W. F. Brinley and Bradley, with bets tied to numbers and gear described as the most vicious gambling form. Police report a knife attack linked to a related incident leaving Madina Wooley wounded and Woolley under arrest as details emerge from the Holy Orgs hospital window.
Registration books for the Salmon River land opening near Twin Falls are filling as about four thousand names enroll in a process tied to the 24 honey plan. Officials warn entries will be drawn. details emphasize a $9,000 per acre price and land entry terms. An excursion to Twin Falls on June 20 offers travel and events associated with the opening.
The report describes a suspected accidental poisoning at Bolt Lake with a man revived after ingesting an unknown substance. It also recounts a Willard Memorial event in Willard with a cemetery procession, tabernacle exercises, and a basketball trophy defense by Colnnnt Webber, highlighting crowd attendance and ongoing games.
About five hundred spectators watched Balt Lake Occidental Kt at Walker field Sunday afternoon. Salt Lake won 8 to 1, aided by fourteen base hits all in the fourth and fifth innings. Hart Run pitched well but lacked run support. A Gunn allowed one in the error that let Occidental score. Hawkins scored on a slipped ball play and the inning featured a two-base hit and a triple.
Help wanted in a brief notice for horse and mile exchanges. Advertisement mentions Langmann and Ghiséndeny as parties. event set for Thursday, June 4th. Details appear fragmented with several misspellings and unclear locations.
In a crowded discourse on the upcoming ten round bout between Ketchel and Payke, promoters and managers weigh plans for a possible second encounter. The Milwaukee surge in boxing interest attracts talk of venue shifts and broader tours as both fighters display scrappy, aggressive styles and seek champion status.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered city names including Columbus Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee and mentions a score of 1. The readable portion lacks coherent events or dates, but indicates a generic association listing with small numeric results.
Western League action at Moines featured two games. In the opener the host fell 2 to 60 amid a clumsy start by Des Malte and Ramos. The second game saw strong pitching by Clarke and Yeakers as Sick City claimed victory.
Fragmentary article notes a National League matchup involving Pittsburgh and Chicago with scattered mentions of pitching, hits, and various players. The text is heavily garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear events, offering no coherent final score or outcomes.
In a tense American League game in St Louis May 81 Holger's with teas and an error by Luehman in the ninth inning gave Cleveland the victory. St Louis scored a solo homer in the eighth to cut the lead, but Cleveland tagged all the way and held on. Waddell and Wardell suffer injuries as the action extended late.
A damaged OCR fragment notes Royal Highlanders gathering on a Wednesday in June, with a 45 cent admission. It lists five members and an unnamed friend, mentioning a principal hall and entry conditions. The text is garbled but preserves event and fee details.
Great Falls Mont May 61 The hold up at the stool yard involved a group of youths. Four boys aged 16 to 18 are named in police reports including Warry Roenms 18 and George Croswell 16. The ringleader allegedly planned the holdup for a funeral ceremony, with an engineer ordered to stay silent during the incident. The women of the group are listed as Ale Hatch and others. the tale includes confessed details to authorities.
A pair of youths with a revolver attack the passenger train near the Sim river, forcing the conductor to collect money from passengers. The incident ends with the train rolling and a later police note about weather fronts and travel advisories across several regions.
Washington May 81 The weather bureau issued a forecast based on telegraphic reports from stations across the northern hemisphere. The opening days of the week will be fair with mild to warm temperatures along the Atlantic seaboard and Ohio Valley. Expect cooler conditions in the upper Midwest and Pacific states with no prolonged heat.
Former President Grover Cleveland, recovering from rheumatic gout and indigestion, departs Lakewood hotel for Princeton in a Yorke car. He walks with assistance, waves to a few friends, and travels a three hour motor journey accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and Dr. G Howe Nockwold.
An ad touts Mapl- plake wheat as a digestible whole wheat product cooked with pure maple syrup. It claims extensive processing to remove indigestible parts, enabling easy digestion and offering a coupon for trial. The copy emphasizes nutrition for children and urges readers to try the new product.
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