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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment references Crescent Flour and wheat trade, mentioning places, dates, and names in a disrupted description. Core items include a wheat adie tree pail and lines about traders or individuals. lacks clear events or outcomes due to illegible text.
A compact editorial note mixed with garbled phrases references Ind Phong and No 60 Bell Phong alongside a brief jab at local business office chatter and golf phone lines. The fragmentary text hints at a regional discussion or issue but lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a concrete summary.
Fragments describe publishing policies and plan changes, with references to the Attorney General's office Washington DC and advertising deadlines. Mentions embroidery work classes, a San Angeles voyage, coal prices, and a bankruptcy stock purchase by Merenning Installment Company. Includes scattered names, locations, and dates, with routine notices about lodge meetings and editorial page schedule.
In Salt Lake City a battery case involving Wilton in Pallecourt and Willoughby centered on an attempted eviction from premises. The proceedings described a tense encounter, prior statements, and a plea for leniency as Wilkons faced charges linked to a quarrel over property. The record cites a $2000 amount and references to McMurrin, Rogers, and local authorities in the ongoing legal matter.
At a Board of Education meeting teachers were named for the upcoming year while acknowledging the need for more staff. Brigham City and other districts listed principals and teachers across grades and subjects, detailing assignments and locations.
Sad notice from Springfield on the death of Alus Myrtle Jordan at Patten California. She had died April 22 but relatives learned only after her burial, delayed by her using the name Johnson while working in the asylum and during earlier Provo strike days. She left three brothers and two sisters, with Ash to Francheen and Blackfoot prior postings.
A garbled 1907 era newspaper fragment describes Dr Gustave A Giuble accusing Miss Benson’s husband of infatuation with Josephine Denaro. It outlines alleged mistresses, a scandalous home scene, and a ritual gathering under a Mayne and city committee influence. The piece mentions legal complaints and a celebration of an American style event.
Adams, a 65 year old Layton resident and old Davis County settler, was driving a team when a sharp turn caused the buggy to overturn. He was thrown and severely injured, with doctors uncertain on recovery as the extent of his injuries remains undetermined. Further details awaited on page 8.
A fragmented report recounts Senate action during a regular session where Cassidy opposed sweeping reforms, urging regulation over eradication of evils. Wilcox and Foolker aligned with opposing factions as roll calls and amendments triggered delays and confusion, with questions about intent and proper form lingering after the enacted measures were defeated.
Announcement for a memorial service by Maquabees. It states the event will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall, with a start time of 2.00. It requests all members to attend promptly and to bring items referred to as mowers.
Chicago dispatch reports Eona, accompanied by her mother Mrs Blephens, arrived from California and registered under assumed names. She plans to wed J. W. MacMillan, Berkeley millionaire, this winter, with Europe awaiting to settle matters after quick shopping and a layover.
An unclear report describes a woman named Katey tashmunm involved in a death investigation with mentions of a heart condition and family distress. It records a 11th week timeline, possible references to a Dr Patton and a local firm driver name, with scattered names and places in Anita, Cul WA.
Ogden reports a bustling first park train with eighty two travelers and a private car. A second group of seventeen park soldiers joined late night. Several notable arrivals include Clarence Mackey and family, the Damroghh Opera company, and A. H. Hays, all en route to / from connections. A special Modern Woodman car from Portland attended the event for the annual convention.
Work on central and eastern piers is finished with crews to complete western section under Foreman Bastian. The mammoth foundation and heavy retaining walls require steam cranes and platen work, with completion targeted by mid summer pending tide delays and weather conditions.
In a chaotic scene described as a protracted incident, a police officer intervened to save two children amid disturbances near an eastern tide location. Details are fragmented and unclear, with multiple names and places obscured in the OCR text. The report notes a jail sentence and defense-related terms, but the exact sequence and identities remain uncertain.
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