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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
7
A garbled OCR like note references editors reporters and random names and numbers. It mentions names sparingly and hints at ads and publication deadlines but contains many garbled phrases and unclear events. The text reads like an OCR wreck with scattered names and prices and no clear single event.
A garbled early 20th century notice lists a $50 reward for a mature thief connected to incidents in Oxford and Worle. It mentions a Royal Saturday night event, vaccinations, and weather delaying a parade. The text references various local names, a textile factory address, and a few scattered comments about magnets and medicines from George B Krause of Altoona.
Daniel Dugan McArthurie, a Utah church and community figure associated with St George and the state leadership, died yesterday at a venerable age. His life spanned emigration from Missouri to Utah, service as counselor to church and ward leaders, and roles in guiding emigration to Utah and the region. Born in New York, he joined the church early and served as counselor to multiple presidents, including James Ferguson and Robert Hardimer, shaping early settlement efforts in Bull Lake Valley and Ghent Beal during the 1800s.
Dr E S Payne pleads guilty in federal court to charges tied to a mail fraud and distribution scheme aimed at obtaining medicines for women. The plea reduces potential penalties to a maximum ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine, with a new plea agreement replacing prior counts. Payne, accompanied by wife and children, faced officials as details emerged on the counts and penalties during the proceedings.
A garbled historical OCR item describes a district court filing in Utah alleging unlawful acts by a crowd and claims of protected authority. The document names Attorney General Peterson and others, mentions Mendon and Polareboro residents, and references county boards and sanctio ns as part of a political dispute.
Delegates from the Northwest and California will unite in Salt Lake on June 11 for an excursion toward Lin Paaria via Oregon Short Line and Sie Grande routes. The two groups will reinforce at Dan yer and proceed together toward the convention city, with a local reception planned by Maver Woolitien and the Commercial club.
Maury Grimm seeks a decree of separate maintenance and alimony claiming cruelty and unsupported marriage by Mary Gulding in 1907. He asserts the wife’s conduct and her mother’s alleged threats, while Grimm contends the marriage was void and that he was coerced into wedlock.
A Brigham City court proceedings record shows a man sentence for burglary. The article details the defendant’s age and earlier history, the charges, and the verdict delivered by the judge in a winter session. Local officials and witnesses are cited regarding the case.
A fragment notes Dorgat s boys in a contest described with war terms and mentions Mrs Alum Jenwsn with an unclear date. The garbled OCR yields limited readable facts about people and event.
A garbled record describes an Oregon Short Line bond extension and mortgage details, noting interest at four percent with semiannual payments and a bond exchange plan. It mentions figures, dates in 1884, and mentions connections to Utah, Oregon, and northern lines, along with references to Brigham Young and enterprise history.
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A garbled early text describes a disorderly scene with an electrician named Bul Linke and others arriving to a chaotic event on a Thursday afternoon. The record hints at a disturbance, a hospital mention for a person named Celestine, and various unclear names and actions, ending with a cluttered note about a sale and farewells.
fragmented OCR text mentions an elevating device and a masons group. references to amputation, LD A Neapaeni, and Deseret News building. unclear names and events.
The article details drilling activity at Juak field with Haileoad men and company outfit moving toward potential water wells and fuel production. It notes equipment on site, the prospect of moving to Anab, and remarks from experts about locating oil and water, with significant anticipation and scope for regional impact.
The readable text shows a garbled fragment mentioning names and places, but the overall meaning is unclear and no coherent event or facts emerge to summarize. Entities and specifics cannot be reliably identified from the fragment provided.
A party of prominent American Telephone and Telegraph representatives arrived in Salt Lake City for a territory tour. President Wall and Vice President Hall of New York, with General Engineer P. A. Pickrell, visited the city’s telephone building and lauded its growth and modernization. They discussed future policy, new lines, and gradual expansion enabling long-distance conversations up to 1,000 miles, noting current limitations to transcontinental calls.
A garbled, period-tinged notice discusses the wedding of Coodrigh and Coodwin, mentions Weeden as former Nat. Goulsvin Inst. manager, and notes a delay as party members travel from Fullwhite to New York. It references Abe, Valin, and Anibol, with plans to join in New York before journeying to Bury. The text is fragmentary but centers on marital arrangements and travel of involved figures.
Union Pacific reduces bridge arbitration actions amid restructuring. The move affects corporate dispute handling and internal processes, signaling a shift in how the railroad manages ongoing arbitration matters and related legal obligations.
Atlanta results show Job M. Brown defeating Hoke Smith for governor by a clear majority with doubts over county splits. The third district reelects Dudley M. Hughes with little opposition. P Livingstone leads in Congress race and A S Clay has no opposition in the Senate contest.
An Iowa meeting notice announces a gathering on the tenth day of the month in Lewes Dock room for commerce matters. Joan B. Bagley is invited as chairperson.
A confused report mentions Bishops including Potter and Hag, with reference to a Lambeth conference for Anglician leaders worldwide to be held at Lambeth Palace in London on June 1. The text also notes travel to London and issues during a prior journey.
A garbled report notes tension between China and Japan over Korea borders. It mentions a Japanese mission, detained workers, fled renters, and a pamphlet distribution tied to unrest. The piece references Sepul bas and external press coverage without clear, coherent events.
The article extols wheat as the perfect food but argues white flour lacks the outer bran and germ. It claims starch must be heat-fully broken for digestion and touts Maplilake as a superior whole wheat product processed to be fully digestible. Maple syrup is promoted as a pairing, priced at 16 cents, asserting the product transforms wheat into all-a nourishment.
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