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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
3
The text mentions Mormon converts, new arrivals from the East and Basoyean points, and a June 24 1979 note. It references church activity, excursions, and various local business ads. The garbled OCR yields scattered names, places, and events without clear cohesive narrative.
The notice sets spray times for Adams Avenue and nearby streets from 6 to 10 a m and 6:30 to 9:30 p m, with a required reduced daytime restriction on watering. It directs residents to connect hoses safely, avoid waste, and follow the Wasteworks Department guidance during the approved seasonal hours.
Assessor’s statement highlights a total assessment of 17 160 000 with signs of rising property values. County officials discuss whether increased valuations can offset tax levies needed to cover current expenditures, detailing real estate, farm land, improvements, livestock, merchandise, and other categories contributing to the overall rise.
Dissolution notice filed by Halland and partners. The business entity is dissolved as of the filing date. Creditors and interested parties are advised to present claims by the specified deadline and to comply with applicable dissolution requirements.
Fragmented text describes multiple marriages and legal actions with names such as Mohammed Kata and others. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, but the piece references a wedding package, delays, and a court or tribunal context.
A garbled report lists numerous names and addresses with ticket numbers and sums, noting only missing numbers and suspect holders. It mentions a New York party holding 62,500 to 63,700 numbers and a plan for storage, with a separate criminal incident involving alleged torture tied to a different subject.
In a municipal court session a Black man, Hubert Mackey, pleaded guilty to abusive conduct toward his fiancée Janethw after an engagement ended. The woman testified to a violent incident at a friend’s home, leading to Mackey’s arrest. The judge sentenced him to ninety days, with additional days added after a sworn statement. May Lewis corroborated claims of a brutal assault.
Superintendent J M Davies of Oregon Short Line says new tracks will be laid at Ogden to handle rising passenger traffic. After a brief meeting with local officials, officials indicated construction will begin soon with several new tracks at the uptown depot and a new freight yard. Work is expected to start when funding and authority are secured, with added tracks necessary to prevent congestion as passenger numbers rise.
In a tangled arraignment the defendant Rubenstein faces district court after a medicine hearing. A Salt Lake jeweler, mean claim, allegedly left a gem worth about 125 to be sold by an agent, with profits to be shared. Evidence suggests misappropriation as the jewel exchange faced complications.
A garbled notice notes railroad employee passes and benefits, detailing service years, pension plans, and eligibility. It mentions names, ages, and terms of retirement while referencing company welfare and advance notice requirements. The text is fragmentary but centers on employee passes and related待遇.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a rental tenure prospect with terms like twenty years and over for some set, and mentions annual rents and wife over distance. It appears to describe employment across all branches and annual rates, but the readable content is inconsistent and garbled.
The city court today fined several individuals for minor offenses from drunkenness to violating street ordinances. Defendants pleaded guilty. fines ranged from five dollars to three dollars for nonappearance, with one case continuing and another suspended sentence issued for intoxication, and individuals warned to obey ordinances.
Card thanks friends and relatives for support after the loss of a beloved wife and mother. Grateful for the many expressions of feeling and sympathy. May the kindness be returned in their hour of trouble, signed Leif Nicholl and Frantz.
Damage by a cart and washout near Roshoell Oty railhead outside Cheyenne delayed Pacific lines for a day. Through trains were detoured via routes including Jutes Ierg and La Galle into the Colorado division toward Cheyenne, causing lateness across the Nesthound Querlain Line and the Western routes with several arrivals late and the last mail to Ogden delayed beyond 1:55 PM. A force of workers is repairing the ballast and reestablishing order after the disruption.
A runaway milk wagon and a team crashed on a street near Quincy and Tarnty streets. The wagon veered, pulling horses tied behind, before the team struck a fence and broke apart. One of the participants reported minor injuries, while observers described a chaotic scene as bystanders moved to safety.
Fragmented report cites claims of Goldman and associates stirring unrest in East Orange New York. Authorities fear possible protest activity led by local elites and business figures, with references to public figures and potential pollen interference affecting events. The account notes arrests or investigations and mentions prominent New York figures traveling to East Orange to participate.
Troops from the Ninth Regiment of United States Cavalry will depart San Francisco Saturday on a special military train bound for Fort Russell, via the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific routes. The 81 to 100 car train will carry officers, attached staff, and men supported by kitchen cars and sleeping cars. En route they will stop at designated points for brief exercises before entering summer camp at Port Russell while new quarters and facilities are completed.
Foreign officers and ambassadors attended a reception honoring their majesties with Queen and King’s cup competition results announced. Greece, Belgium, Canada, Great Britain, France, Italy represented in a 25 prize class for horse riding, W H Moore’s SMarle winning first prize of £150 with other placings including Moonehineg by W Watson.
Washington June 6 the department of agriculture released a report on crop conditions as of June 1 noting spring wheat at 68 percent good to excellent with gains against last year while winter wheat remains near its ten year average. Rye oats and barley show mixed results with increases in some grains over prior periods.
The report outlines spring and winter wheat conditions in Washington, California, Oregon, and the Northwest, noting acres planted, yields per acre, and ten year averages. It cites price-like figures, condition percentages, and monthly snapshots from June and May, emphasizing changes from last year and comparisons to historical norms.
Five companies received contracts for torpedo boat destroyers including Arata ta hullg one, Hath Iron Works in New York, Stip Building Company, William Cramp & Sons at Port, and The Hore River Ship Building Company. Each will build one of the destroyers under navy order.
Five arrests were reported at the Mohale inquest amid a series of allegations tied to the trial in criminal court. Authorities cited suspects linked to a plot and violent actions. details remain limited as the inquiry continues.
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