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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a city sale, police activity, and public notices. Names and places are garbled but suggest a report on municipal action, a sale, and local official involvement. The readable fragments indicate interest in a plan, figures, and dates, with limited clarity on outcomes.
Pacifican reports a district court sitting with a late afternoon jury plan and mentions the state case against Wa. Brown along with scattered ads and notices. It notes publishing and advertisement guidelines, a plan change by the Evening Standard, and various local business lines and editorial snippets. The piece also references Union and labor matters and a product promotion for Coal's Ointment amid miscellaneous classifieds.
A 21 year old cowboy from American Fork named Brown was found dead near a tent door after an apparent shooting incident in Bowery Canyon. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict of suicide, saying no cause for the act could be determined. He left behind a father, mother, seven siblings, and a sister, with his funeral held at Hobry cemetery.
Public notice describes summer schedule changes and streetcar routes on Washington Avenue and nearby streets. It mentions business hours, holiday operations, and limited service adjustments, including fare details and depot locations. The document preserves historical references to dates and local figures while outlining transportation options for residents.
The Br. D A. Smurthwaite reports from Trenton praising its land, rail access, and growth. He contrasts Trenton with Twin Falls, noting affordable 20 acre tracts, even 26 by 128 foot business lots at 151 dollars per front foot. He highlights abundant alfalfa, nuts, and young orchards, plus ready work for farmers and tradespeople. Keep your eye on Trenton.
Short contest offers 150 dollars for the best article on why Republicans should win in November. Submissions must be over 1000 words and titled. Manuscripts become property of the committee and may be used in newspapers and pamphlets.
Governor Cutter and his son chased the elopement of Mabel Blanche Cutter and Edward Butler across Utah. The couple married in Ogden and were later believed to be en route to Salt Lake City, with the governor seeking reconciliation after learning of the union.
In a notice from Mrs Grastn at 1444 25ph the 1016 25th avenue parlors announce waking sessions for women. The program invites girls and ladies to bring their young children for midterm instruction and CAM goods making guidance.
A readable fragment reports the Doughty Little Newsboys losing a game against strong opponents at Labor Park. The text lists players and positions in a lineup-like sequence, mentioning managers and coaches. Details are garbled but indicate a defeat in three sets and reference to local teams and figures.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Benator Ore and various garbled names and places, suggesting a historical brief. The readable core references a person named Benator Ore and a partial event description, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmentary text suggests a report on a senator named Gore planning to operate or improve vision after an eye injury. Gore hopes to regain the use of the left eye with surgery. The wording indicates a political figure and medical progress in a historical context.
A dinner in New York honored James R. Keeny vice proal Tent of Mednekey etal tart, with guests General Banjoidy F. Graey and Hastings Arnold praising his career. Toasts extolled his field leadership on Wall Street and the turf, noting Dominy Commands Syxomby Cali and Celt as signals of steady progress and strong courage.
A Dallas conference of Democrats including many executive committee members adjourned last night and endorsed John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, for vice president alongside William J. Bryan. A national campaign in labor interests was launched.
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