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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
A local shop advertises a range of straw hats and accessories for children including boys hats, straw bonnets, and wide brim styles. The ad highlights colorful materials, durable fabrics, and affordable prices, inviting families to browse the summer lineup for kids.
Heron McParland, noted for his prominence in Utah sheep circles and active work with growers, died in an accidental freight-yard incident when he fell under a moving train near Curly yards. A coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of accidental death and his widow traveled to Ogden for burial. Brothers prepared to transport the body to Cavalin.
A fire at the Oregon Lumber Company in Tiglin caused destruction to the saw mill yards and several houses. Officials reported the loss ranges from 40,000 to 150,000 dollars with multiple workers' dwellings and facilities affected. Company leaders acknowledged receipt of fire information and are assessing details.
Water consumers are informed that lawn sprinkling is allowed only within scheduled hours. East of Adna Avenue from 6:00 to 8:00 pm and West of Adama Avenue from 6:10 to 9:00 pm. Inspectors will monitor compliance and discontinue water use when found running outside allowed times.
A damaged, emotional tribute honors Sidney Stevens, recalling years of friendship and faith. The text reflects on loss, duty, and heartfelt condolences as the community gathers for his funeral and the mourning family. The piece invokes reverence for a life described as dear and enduring.
A.B. Condon reflects on a life of travel industry leadership and enterprise. He recalls a friend’s honest dealing and steadfast character while praising his devoted family, resilience, and impact on a growing nation. The tribute closes with a farewell and a wish for enduring glory.
The report notes high prices pale for the ar quensed poultry at Ogden Deh Poultry Company, located at 2098 Washington. The brief item highlights pricing concerns and market conditions affecting local poultry sales.
A special meeting awarded contracts for a Washington school addition. George A. Whitmeyer received the construction contract and Halverson Brothers were chosen for plumbing. The project includes four rooms and is slated to open next month at an estimated cost around 10,000 dollars.
In the municipal court division several small claims are recorded. Plaintiffs seek modest recoveries including eleven dollars and five dollars from defendants for alleged professional services and other small damages. The docket lists multiple suits and parties with limited monetary stakes and municipal court action pending.
In Weber County, growers report a poor asparagus crop as harsh weather and market pressures hit harvests. The Ti ostarhats coon and Weber WHHL are cited among affected parties while local outlets note fluctuating prices and uncertain future demand for the produce.
The report notes dry ground hindering asparagus growth and mentions weather conditions affecting harvest timing. It references Oliver Spitzer, former dock superintendent at American Sugar Refining, and trials involving several defendants in a conspiracy case tied to underweighing shipments.
A Union Pacific brakeman was killed when a bridge was struck near Black Buttes Wyoming about 327 miles east of Denver. The body was taken to Rock Springs for coroner investigation. the victim’s father is listed as Wi P. Hardwick of Tendtlman Nab.
The State of Wish nay commenned 6 crimitul auton exslual Suiroe Yoge figs, Greek, charging him with pro curing Jnloxienting Myuer for minors. May 26 arraigned before Judge Murphy. fine set. $200 bond. custody to Sheriff. Additional municipal case to Yale Higgins for threatening to harm complainant Richard son vE Plain. Higgins held on bond to keep peace. hearing Friday.
Indys municipal court prepares for trials over two license disputes involving G. G. Griffith a cream denier and W. A. Stark a photographer charged with operating without a license. Griffith contends the ice cream wagon through residence areas is a discriminatory ad endorsement while Stark runs a portable photo shop in a wagon. Both hearings set next Friday. bonds fixed at 100 for Stark with others released on own recognizance.
A unclear note links Ogden and Wa ler County population figures to a Stand aedomfica. It mentions a possible prize or gain of up to 348 in gold coin, though specifics are obscured.
In police court this morning on the first day of May several defendants pleaded guilty and were fined or ordered to serve time for drunkenness and vagrancy. Mke ONeill George Galliger Arthur Met Farley and Charles Pelurron were fined four dollars or five days imprisonment each. Tahn Colbert and Charley Tyan failed to appear. each forfeited five dollars bail. Others, including George Bright George William and Grant Lawrence, faced vagrancy charges with fines ranging from five to nine dollars and jail terms up to 99 days in the city jail. Detective Pender described Lawrence as a payskite. Kelley and Hory Doyle faced assault and caney charges respectively, with cases continuing as needed. The court warned Menzie and Cothcart about vagary and past offenses and sought to keep suspects under observation to avoid future issues.
Heavy drops hit New York stocks with violent declines across the board as railroad shares led losses. Union Pacific and Reading show notable decreases while other lines slip. personnel changes at Puin company and Denver offices shift ticketing staff amid ongoing market pressure.
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