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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
A garbled UNION report describes railroad depots and passenger movements between Denver and Portland with references to Union Pacific, Oregon routes, freight and passenger trains. It notes departures from Portland and Oakland, mentions Chicago and Salt Lake City connections, and references local schedules and termini.
Fragmented OCR note urges Ogden residents to support a local milling firm amid town improvement plans. Mentions Ogden and a milling company with unclear details and scattered phrases.
The Betterment League of Orden City schedules its monthly meeting for tomorrow evening at the Methadint haven. Joseph S. Paery will discuss The World of the Day, with remarks open to all and invitations extended to attend.
An advertisement from ACITING PROVISION CO seeks hog and veal suppliers with weight based payments. It promises 11.75 dollars per head for dressed meat and 11 cents per pound for fat hides, daily payments, and a slaughter window Tue or Fri between ten and eleven a m. Access to the plant is near a college.
Trading activity increased with a sharp rise in shares as Openine Feadlough edged higher and Metas saw gains at the open before closing below the high mark. Tinlie Central showed strong opening demand while prices at Lan Jose fell.
The Standard announces another batch of tickets for Orpheum Theater showings available soon. Readers can claim one ticket per option, with May possibly offering a further chance.
Jung was sentenced in Salt Lake City for the May bank robbery attempt at Layla. Gringhurst pleaded guilty in district court to the holdup, receiving a twelve year term in the penitentiary. He is 84, a former telephone clerk, and the crime involved two men forcing a cash carrier from his home to the bank.
A damaged notice fragment mentions locations and a public action but unreadable street names and numbers obscure specifics. The legible bits reference Falon Denys and Lesyn Hermitage, with scattered numbers and unclear instructions, indicating a municipal or public process lacking complete details.
Price listings from Nye and surrounding markets show high rates for poultry and fish with reference to Washington and Oregon trade, including a Salt Lake return fare and an association meeting noted among place names. The fragmentary text references tickets, site visits, and broader regional commerce.
Legal notice from Board of County Commissioners inviting bids for county reports notices and advertisements for year starting July 16 1910 to June 1911 with right to reject all bids and requiring performance bonds. Includes district court summons and attorney details for Elvin Wilson case in Weber County Utah with Ogden address.
A garbled OCR page shows Masonic and Odd Fellows notices from Washington Avenue and 206 Waring Street. It lists lodge meetings for Royal Arcanum, Improved Order of Red Men, Ladies, and other groups with dates, places, officers, and cordial invitations. The text also includes a probate notice for Angelina A. Shurillift West in Weber County and an administrator appointment.
The district court of Waber County orders a sale of property tied to multiple defendants including Tracy George A Lowe company and Robinson Suauer & Compag Le. The sale occurs on Jun 110 at 12 o clock noon at the county courthouse, describing a plot of land starting at the northwest corner and extending six rods by ten rods with designated measurements and boundaries. B Wilson serves as Sheriff of Waber County.
A jagged historical OCR text fragment lists numerous names, places, prices, and items with unclear context. It mentions Lewy Tabee, City Tour, Amveriones, Kane, Odea C63, and various monetary figures, amid random phrases and garbled lines suggesting a catalog or notice page.
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