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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary banking notice listing officers and deposits credit facility terms. Names include Harold J. Peery, Ralah Hoag, A W Medntonn, with vague references to balances and responsibilities. Indicates cashier roles and depositor deferral in a dated bank document.
In a brief, readers learn about escalating prices for Nye rveiod poultry and a local population figure for Caden and Wee ber County. A contest offers a chance to win a 343 gold coin, with emphasis on local economic aspects and civic data.
The opening season begins tomorrow with Murray facing Ogden at the Pals grounds and Occidental meeting Sell Lake in Salt Lake. Weber County schedules include Liberty vs Liberty, Hooper vs Plain City, and Huntsville vs Nort Ogden at Hunterith while the Fair grounds in Ogden is transformed into a premier ball facility with repaired fences and seating. Manager Sanerson pledges full effort to make Fall Grounds the state’s top venue as Tuinstraw’s game is called at Aaldouk.
Memorial services are announced for Women of Wanderatt, Mambers of Ogdan Crete No. 381. Service Sunday June 3 at 480 p.m. at Dora’s residence 471 Quadvatress. SARAH RANSON GN MAM CRITES Gh listed as organizers.
A fragmented and garbled piece discusses Salt Lake City population data and civic pride. The readable text hints at a debate or claim about population figures and local identity, mentioning Salt Lake and possible Mormon context, without clear specifics or outcomes.
A legislative committee called Carpenters 10 and Builders and Contractors representatives to a afternoon session to discuss wage scale differences. The aim is to reach a settlement, with instructors and officials expected to attend and report back to the union.
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fragmentary notice presents names and streets in garbled OCR text. It mentions Steven, Avenue Them, Et pee anti, Peiee Sd, Mate and Bast, Salton Well Oi, Cle Tay, Petonwt Mitioe, and Gao Wines. The readable items point to a damaged local listing or notice with several street and personal names but no coherent event or action.
A committee from the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen denounces Saturday 7 p.m. closings. They argue many railway workers cannot reach town to shop after shifts and criticize the Trades and Labor Assembly for misrepresenting them. The letter calls for chartered support from organized trades and urges later one night closing or longer hours to aid the public and workers.
An open letter argues regarding the seven o'clock closing movement in Ogden, defending workers and public interests. It contends that constitutional rights and public sentiment support early closing, cites boycotts and labor involvement, and credits organized women’s groups and merchants for initiating the movement. Signed by Kale S Hillard and Eugene A Baltell.
The Woodmen at the World will hold memorial services tomorrow afternoon at the City cemetery. Forty graves expected in line of march with police divisions leading, martial music planned, and speakers including Mon. T. 12 Clotinson. Parade starts 2 o clock from Twenty-fourth Street and Washington Avenue West, proceeding to Lineal, up Twenty-first to Washington Avenue, north to Jeffors, then City Cemetery.
The Knights Templar prepare a Monday parade and grand procession at the local commandery, with anticipated attendees including grand officers and dignitaries. Grand Commander Samuel Pagl is expected to preside, followed by a banquet and formal escorts for visiting dignitaries.
City officials and Utah Light & Railway Company met at city hall to debate lighting charges. The company argued Salt Lake City uses more lights and deserves lower rates, while Ogden rejects reductions arguing commercial wattage and rates should be equal. A formal decision was postponed pending further committee work.
A grateful notice expresses thanks to friends who aided during illness and death of Joying bystand and Father. Special appreciation is shown to Mrs Mc Kinney and Reverend Almmentian for their comfort, and to those who contributed offerings. May the Lord bless them in their hour of sorrow.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kansas City and various garbled terms. Not enough coherent facts to establish a clear event, person, or organization.
Salt Lake Tribune notes the romantic drama The White Squaw opened Sunday at Coloo ja with Della Clarke as Neamata. The play set in Michigan woods in 1820 features vivid characters and humor, praised by the audience for scenery and acting led by Clarke and Gilow with supporting performances by Hauler and Gapper.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an opening performance and a music event. The readable portion references a performance setting and audience reception but specifics are unclear. No clear names, dates, or organizations are extractable for a solid summary.
Notice to creditors in Lomult County guardianship matter informs all claimants to present their claims by the specified deadline. Debtors, guardians, and interested parties must appear before the court on the stated date to file or contest claims and complete proceedings.
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