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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
Reported court case describes several girls charged after a public disturbance. Details mention fines, arraignment, court costs, and a total potential fine around forty dollars for the group. Names and precise locales are partially obscured in the OCR.
Squire Crany extends a cordial invitation to the people of Ogden to attend a recital by Coop's Pupils. The program is to be held Saturday evening with reserved seats available, featuring a variety of performances by young students under the tutelage of Mr Crany at the auditorium in Ogden.
A government inspection reports that most sanitation rules were observed in the It Houses but notes some prices and rubbish issues. Health officers visited other pages and tested ships for shipment to Salt Lake. The committee found the overall sanitary standards reasonable with some items to be watched.
Fragmented OCR lists race results with multiple garbled names and places. Key items include a winner associated with Hivet vn Dye Fildes B40 and remarks like Souda and Posies while other entries such as Beaute Aatuet and Mel are noted with unclear placements. The text is incomplete and not clearly legible.
An unreadable montage of garbled names and strings appears. It lists various scattered terms like Bowman, Temul, Gianni, Manny, Pete, Bryce, and Visas amid distorted fragments, offering no coherent event or context.
A fragmented reminiscence tracks an Ogden native known as Dr Sears Jr. whose ascent from hardship to medical study is described with his Chicago move, college trials, and investment plans. The piece notes his family ties, travels across the United States and Mexico, and lingering Utah loyalties as he eyes business prospects while remaining connected to Ogden.
A new time card for the U S Lb takes effect Sunday with added trains and schedule changes. Detours include Yellowstone Special routing via Ogden and Yellowstone Station with revised connections to Firehole and Elks Park.
Carpenters are waiting as talks with contractors and builders drag on. A union leader says wage demands are unchanged since January, with possible daily concessions debated while workers hold firm at the job site.
The Waelarn county shooting contests are being prepared for August with the Stateside shoot renovated for Ogden and the club expected to host. Local members practiced at Waps and reported good results. In Salt Lake on Thursday Ogden men won both amateur and professional first prizes in water and other events, withMorning Axen placing second in a water class and Wil Anderson winning the professional prize with four hits.
Water customers are warned that strict enforcement of sprinkler restrictions begins June 1, 1015. Specific hours apply on Adams Avenue and Wentworth Adams Avenue with inspectors checking compliance. Violations will be cited and water shutoff without further notice. Turgher, Superintendent Waterworks Department.
The Campbell Brothers led the show with mother and daughter performers while crowds enjoyed white costumes and side shows. The act featured contests and games as the Dread agent of the show piloted through the program. Local school children visited this afternoon and enjoyed the performance.
In municipal court George McBride and F. Wecker pleaded not guilty to selling second hand goods without city licenses. Recorder Carl Allison testified defendants sold items and refused merchant licenses. The court found them guilty and fined $100 or 102 days in jail. An appeal to higher courts was noted.
The owner warns of an unclaimed estray cow described as light red with a white face horns and a blotched hide. The animal, about 10 years old, was taken on May 26, 1910, and may be sold to the highest bidder at 1848 Washington Avenue on a Saturday at 12:40 if not claimed. Frank A. Naisoltt, poundkeeper of Ogden City, Utah, issues notice.
Racing card fragment lists multiple events with horses and weights. Entries include Elder 108 and Dorlaw Prince in one mile dash, Jack Lavin and Sherman 108 in another, and Beatmont and Beatty Weatherby among others. A purse line and an Ogden Meh poultry ad fragment appear, with location given as 2626 Washington.
A garbled court note shows alleged crimes and dates, with mentions of persons and a case heard in a neighborhood court. The fragment cites a defendant linked to counterfeit or theft charges, the date 198 and a Wednesday session, and a remand in hand.
The record shows several defendants pled guilty or were convicted on vagrancy and traffic charges. Ada Brown Howth pleaded fined. other men warned or fined for vagrancy and riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. Jackson and Dietter Janson faced speeding and earned fines. William Conners and Phil Cullen acknowledged deeds with small fines. Willie McLarthy accused of theft and placed on bond. case set for Wednesday hearing.
President Taft reflects on legal profession and public service, noting the law’s demands, the need for intelligent merit in advancement, and the slim chance of rapid executive favors. He warns that the profession increasingly blends business aspects with practice while praising Civil War era founders and stressing duty to justice and public welfare.
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