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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
12
The article describes the planned reconstruction of New York's Hoffman House facing Madison Street, detailing ornate features and a new façade to mirror historic proportions. It notes a strike and architectural plans, emphasizing preservation of original balance and minimal public disruption during the rebuild.
Promoters led by J L Allen and George W Young announce a Boston financed plan to irrigate land east of Ogden. They aim to secure 10,000 acres, offer options for 90 days with 10 percent down, then 90 percent in a year, and provide water to sustain irrigation while surveying land feasibility and securing territory along the Weber river and Ogden area.
A two story and basement building is planned by Burton Implement Company on Dr. Perkins property. Frontage 62 feet, depth 216 feet, designed for slow burning construction with a preproof vault and guarded access. Offices on first floor, directors on second, elevators planned, ground cleared, occupancy hoped within sixty days. Stock already arriving and more on the way. W D Widges and M Flewellyn form partnership after a fire. old Twentythird Street mattress shop to be converted for general handling and contracting.
For season 1908 theRic Otande Wentero will sell tickets to eastern polate at and fro plus 42.00 for the round. Tickets of Salo Say 26 and 28 June 03 and 18 Final limit October 33 1908. Blopovers allowed to each direction. Your choice of routes. For further information address ALT CRONIN CA HENRY Agent Ticket Agent.
The notice states readiness to serve in all branches at Tear 2139 Jefferson, inviting buyers and accounts settlements. It promises good condition at current quarters and urges customers to call the listed numbers W4$EE and S64-X for assistance.
Students returned from Lagoon by special train at 11 46 PM after a day of field events including high school record equaling pole vault. A bell game with the School for the Deaf and Blind ended 1 1 as spectators departed at 5 30. Over 150 joined the excursion with dancing and picnicking. Senators Banberger and Meday attended.
A carful of travelers from Brigham to Flat Springs faced a vehicle malfunction on the country road last evening. Kay offered to pilot the group onward, while L W Boars served as guide. the trip proceeded without further mishap. Passengers included H I Spencer Fred Speare CM Mumford HOE Fingree FE Richardson and others, with a note the Lowe & Co business was active in Altay on Tue.
Rail excursion plans from Oregon to Utah announced with tentative dates and fare details. Travel agents asked to provide specifics on schedules, pricing, and point of departure.
Police report a break in at 286 Adamsm near Grona during commencement exercises. Entry by Jar alors led to theft of jewelry and items. investigation underway with Sgt Towe and officer Tinsacker detailing scene.
A fragmentary ad offers a sale and travel message with names such as Jane Tahard and JH Barner in Salt Lake. The notice urges readers to write for information and spare atone while mentioning a price of 26.88 and a daily sale. The tone mirrors a classified want ad seeking responses.
A local embezzlement arrest was reported involving a company employee. The case centers on missing funds traced to an individual and linked to activities at a Utah firm with follow up investigations continuing in the Farr West area.
Wabeger faces embezzlement charges as a purchasing agent tied to a $340 shortage at a firm. Separately, a lengthy post office dead-letter list for Vaden, Uial shows numerous names and addresses awaiting mail before two weeks’ cutoff.
Amit MS Ger Eet Tha mil on Wall Feleniifie a Whler Owl Cream. Brice 140 Head Slots ret Arviethwent Ave.
In response to many inquiries we inform the public that since May 3 no bread cakes and butter have been sold at the Hess Steam Bakery. The restaurant notice clarifies ongoing operations and public access.
The eleventh annual Weber County schools commencement occurs at the Tabernacle at 1 o'clock. Prof. N Porter of the University of Utah will address the graduates. The program features primary pupils, school choirs, and certificates presented by Vice President Heath. Numerous graduates from many schools will be listed as participants in the ceremony. The event also mentions a smallpox vaccination note.
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