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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR excerpt advertises hosiery specials with unclear product details. It references children's wear and various stock items but the legible content is fragmentary and lacks concrete terms, prices, or clear entities. The text resembles a mid century shopping note with misread words and misordered phrases.
Fragmented OCR text lists varied items from theater advertising to bankruptcy notices and registration dates. It mentions Brown, Goebel tragedy, voluntary bankruptcy cases, an electric theater matinee, and registration dates in October, with scattered names and places and no coherent single event.
Fragmented OCR listing dates, licenses, court mentions, and ads. Mentions a marriage license, hospital examination, a judge appointment, a railway-related incident, and various local domestic and business notices with names like Tanner and Trimble, Howe, and related addresses.
Report describes brine water use to suppress vegetation along the Oregon Short Line route and adjacent tracks. Mentions traveling agents, observation cars, and adjustments to schedules amid heavy rains and freight activity. Notes a June 2021 national credit association event in Denver.
The Union Depot and Ry Co held its annual election with stockholders voting in the secretary’s office. Officers elected for nine years included W. T. Bancroft and others. Directors and officers listed, with minor employees not shown.
In a district court hearing, Charles Hill was fined costs for a disturbance incident. The proceedings involved testimonies about provocation and attempted coercion of a party’s management, with Judge Murphy presiding. Several witnesses, including Love and Knab, testified but some were unavailable, affecting the continuance. The court ultimately found in favor of the state on the charge, with a decision issued after debates on trial versus hearing.
Reports indicate a smallpox scare in Salt Lake City with possible exposure in several blocks. Dr. Bampei G Paul notes a patient and suspected cases, prompting health officials to trace contacts and urge precautionary isolation while residents fear further spread.
Fragmented OCR yields tangled prose about political contests in Iowa. The garbled lines mention candidates, parties, governors, a senate, and alleged corruption while referencing banners of victory and disputed outcomes amid confusing phrasing.
Local residents protest the plan by the Salt Lake Railway to extend steam service from the city to a new terminal near Lincoln Avenue and Thirty-Fourth Street. They argue street and avenue conditions are unsuitable for high traffic, cite curb clearance as seven feet in places, and call for electrification trials before any widening. Community leaders debate routing and safety as officials consider temporary facilities on Thirteenth Street to support the project.
Wy Ge GHd u Go announces the first carload of pineapples from the western park at Florida arriving this week. The fruit is described as the finest and most uniformly ripened yet seen, with expectations of strong prices and a push to popularize this early fruit in the Utah market.
Superintendent E G Manson begins a three week inspection trip covering towns from Helena to Spokane and beyond. He travels with a team including B J Harris, J A Campbell, F G Bellopy, and others aboard Oregon Short Line trains to observe operations, with stops at major yards, depots, and mines along the route.
A damaged patient account describes claim that Kidney Pills from a maker named Moh’ Teldney Pile xvotler cured a persistent kidney ache. A resident at 2140 Monroe Avenue Ogden testifies to relief after using the remedy, while critics doubt the product and warn against unverified cures.
A long account details the Twin Falls land draw with 4020 applications and 348 draw results. James Shaw attended the event along with thousands of onlookers, many camping, seeking land parcels from a 40 acre tract. The piece notes orderly conduct, ample food and hospitality from local residents, and a generally peaceful outcome with mild disappointment among some applicants.
Balloon Chicago ran into a rainstorm during an eleven hour flight. Average speed reported about 75 miles per hour. The craft diverted toward Clark Lake at 5 o clock southwest of Decatur. Damage noted but no injuries. Ballonists expected to ship to Chicago next day. Aircraft last radio contact near Kirksville Missouri. other passengers identified from Chicago group.
Real estate transfers list parcels in sections and blocks with names such as Waller Sarah Kerahaw and Linzie Stushorn. Each conveyance notes a consideration of $1 and references parts of quarter sections, blocks, and plats.
An old financial note reports investors weighing corn futures amid price swings and a large Ravin fund. Analysts note market activity tied to Chileago figures and a planned funding shift, with expected movements on forthcoming dates and potential price impacts.
Fragment from translated Prim piece discusses Kaiser era politics and Britain’s strategy to balance power. It mentions Lord Kalier, National Review claims, and British plans to counter German influence while noting autopsy findings on a victim and speculation about an investigation’s outcome. The prose mixes historical analysis with editorial conjecture.
Fragmented report describes a violent incident and a court inquiry with vague details. It references police, a jail, and a group of youths connected to a sensational tale. The piece touches on family conflict, alleged assault, and a local response.
Three ranchers and an Imperial Valley land company member were indicted by a federal grand jury on suspected land fraud. Names Ghane, Chaplin, and Paulin appear in the charges alleging entry retrenchment against government land. Bond set at $2,000. arrests made yesterday. appearances planned in U S district court.
The document outlines platform planks for the Republican convention, naming figures such as Attorney General White and Secretary Taft, signaling a focus on restrictions on trusts, reforms to Sherman laws, and limits on injunctions. Meeting notes reference Attorney General White, Taft, and various state delegates, with emphasis on the Chicago platform and naval and canal questions.
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