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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
3
A damaged notice details random references about deliveries and pricing for produce, mispelled names, and a scattered account of a drowning or accident near a river. It mentions Lamar Nelson, George B. Gurner, and Easene Damalt, with vague notes on water, fisheries, and a lake incident. The text includes ad-like lines and place names, all garbled.
A garbled OCR item set includes memorial notices for Knights of Pytthey, obituaries and wedding mentions, plus scattered travel and local business notes. Names such as Wilnenan, Wert, Camp, and Landers appear amid fragmented references to services, graves, and social events in the Ogden valley and nearby communities.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a public observance linked to Flag Day and mentions Wright's will, souvenirs, and ceremonial actions. The text is garbled with many illegible names and details, but references to a ceremonial event, a budget note, and community participation appear amid unclear phrases.
A sheriff tailed a suspect arrested for vagrancy. At the county jail a search found congealed Knight's clothes and a cache of keys including Shelton Yale front door and trunk keys. A large improvised burglar kit and a loaded te on were seized, plus a towel and soap. Typewriters for rent advertise nearby.
A 1907 letter from M. Clay accuses northern county residents of tampering with boundary surveys to seize or ruin established land marks and old property lines. He warns that such acts threaten settlers and urging a new survey to preserve existing boundaries for rightful owners and future clarity.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local death notice or obituary but provides no clear names, dates, or details. The legible parts reference a death and possible terms like surrender or release, but specifics are unreadable.
The readable fragment hints at a fruit sale offering strawberries at a reduced price. Mentions a local market and vendors, with unclear specifics and timing.
Mr Tapaben from Ogden visits the Telegraph Office area with talk of the railroad build and military service history. Mrs Hat remains in Junetlin City likely for a month as Alexander Tipagce and others from Ogden are mentioned in a local business and family roundup. A writer notes a typewriter repair request and local names linked to the community.
Chaotic OCR fragment describes ocean temperatures near New York and the Atlantic coast. Mentions steamer Calydurla, a 156 mile east position, and a 54 degree reading with scattered references to weather and patrols. Entities are unclear due to distorted text.
Fragmentary text describes Cabrera and Mew Voth with a disputed count and unclear details. The readable portion hints at a city setting and a tense situation but lacks coherent events or outcomes to establish a clear headline.
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Officers pursue a group linked to embezzlement cases in Omaha and beyond. The party, including Holmes and Cutler, plans to retrieve requisition papers and escort suspects back to justice. Key figures McDonald, W. H. Holmes, and Chief Hrowning travel from Ogden toward Omaha with stops in Norfolk and Nebraska City as warrants and forgeries are noted.
The 21yearold brakeman McCabe was killed Saturday in the Union Depot yards at Cheyenne, Wyoming. He arose ill, went to work, and was crushed between rail car bumpers. He left a wife and two children, and had lived in Craven Nebraska for 18 months. The body was to be moved to his sister in Omaha, with services planned later at 319 Twentyfifth Street.
O d Salisbury resigns from the rate board of equalization, and Governor Cutler appoints Robert W. Salisbury as his successor. A letter from Salisbury requests the action and the governor replies, thanking the retiring appointee and praising his service as a member.
Kane vows to challenge the law in federal court with planned legal action at a major venue. The case centers on demands for enforcement and potential implications for Missal rulings and broader legal strategy.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a reader noting $2,000 worth of food and a mysterious nut ritual. It references a “nutritive fest” and a peculiar editor voice, with scattered phrases about meals, weapons, and a dated social scene.
The article notes anglers must obtain licenses before fishing as June 15 marks the season opening with about 150 people already equipped with licenses and gear. It reports a general crackdown Friday and patrols by game wardens to prevent poaching, with wary conditions expected along the river and under boats.
A damaged 19th century note from I de Keybolds secretary to the Omaha excursionists describes welcome events in Ogden. It mentions a reception on arrival, a city tour, and a mountain valley journey toward the Great Salt Lake and alpine scenery. The letter shows ceremonial aims and greetings from local business leaders.
June 11 Harry Johnson reports the death of Berkeley City Attorney Narey I. Jotineau in a California crash near Hankuty Roeland. The accident involved a cabling program and early details imply a fatal collision. The report notes colleagues and a university link, with reference to legal offices and postponement of a trip to New York.
Fragmented report notes Chinese men with maritime emigration papers detained near the border and slated for deportation. Officials cite security and public order as grounds while other details are obscured by garbled text.
C F Whipple, ex Medt business man, plans to move to Ogden and invest $10,009 in copper mine works near Copper Mountain. A crew of 23 carpenters is building a terminal and tramway station network. A six percent copper ore grade is reported with 173 tons hauled, while a party of mining engineers from Montana surveys the district. Whipple expects to relocate his family this fall so their children may attend school.
In San Francisco Mayor Schmitz testifies on his own behalf while defense attorney questions witness Scott about alleged schemes to curb competition. The hearing focuses on whether restaurant owners and union influence shaped actions against rival venues and licensed premises in the Torront area.
Comedian Trofoator Prander Matthews eyes reform era amid Columbia College chatter. Names tied to harbor shop funeral director undertaker and others surface in a puzzling fragmentary text.
The Board of Trustees of the Way School for the Deaf invites sealed bids for erection of a building addition and installation of a Webster heating system at the school. Bids must be accompanied by certified checks or bid bonds. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. June 1807.
A fragmented inspection of authors’ earnings from American publishers shows wide disparities. The piece cites George Eliot, Thackeray, and others, noting advances ranging from modest sums to thousands of dollars for notable works, highlighting tensions over author rights and publisher profit in early international copyright debates.
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