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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
8
A historical ad-like passage argues green apples must be thoroughly cooked to digest starch and avoid stomach upset. It extols steam-cooked wheat, six hours, then flaked and toasted for full starch transformation. Maple Syrup enhances flavor and nourishment. maps-flates claimed as best food at 15 cents per package.
Joe Gans declares retirement set for September or sooner, outlining plans to fight McFarland or Walsh, with a California visit and hopes for a bout against Ketchum or Langford. He reviews recent fights, notes training progress, and discusses purse splits and preliminaries for the San Francisco event season.
National League results show Philadelphia losing 11 to 3 at home as St Louis scores early and builds a lead. Highlights mention Hilladelphia players and Wall, Carrion, Badin, Twston, with June games and other matchups including Pittsburgh versus New York and Boston versus Camp Vell Dard.
Brooklyn won 2 to 1 at Chicago in the eleventh inning as Batlerien Luntgren and Gergen contributed key hits. Muthavenon and Brea provided early runs for New York area teams amid tense late innings.
Historical box score style report notes Chicago pitchers hid superbly as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0. Batter ies listed Smith Sullivan Geantzer Vickera Coombs Powers Gebreck with strong defensive plays and timely hits shaping the result.
Lincoln defeated 2 to 0 with two hits on both sides as pitchers held steady. Pughie and Molnar delivered strong batting for Omaha, while Beore and Des Molnar starred on the mound.
Fragments describe a Western Association game with unclear inning by inning events. Mentions teams such as Springfield and Topeka, players like Kantman, Vandor, Hutchinson, and Webb, with scattered scores and lineups. The text is garbled but indicates a baseball matchup with multiple misread names and partial results.
Detained Utah man Fielding, tied to a wave of alleged embezzlement in Ogden and Salt Lake City, is reported returning from California with associate William Pini Ing. He faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from Ogden Savings Bank, Commercial National Bank, and a mortgage scam, amid a turbulent history with divorce filings and a prior marriage affair.
Traveling freight agent HR Martella of the Hock Taland ayalam reports Idaho and Utah wool is below standard due to dirty, gritty, and poorly stored clip. He notes Western buyers pay better for cleaner wool from Washington, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota, urges better shed hygiene, and estimates Idaho output at 16 to 20 million pounds and Utah at 12 to 15 million pounds with much already moved.
Ogden Rapid Transit Co announces new taxi route changes effective June 1 1968 from 26th Street and Washington Ave to serve riders within city limits. Buses depart 25th Street and Washington Ave hourly and half after, with variations on Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays holidays when minute intervals adjust.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to list locations and names with numerous distortions. Likely refers to an association or meeting in a city with several place names and individuals, but content is unreadable.
After June 20, a dress making school will open at Long 2ath Street for Ogden ladies. Aimed at teaching ladies to mine their own gowne with instruction and nursing advice. Mrs. Goason, 1444 25th.
A telegraphic message from the president’s office lists arrivals in Queenstown including JR Smith Francis Parsons Yhoo Keithals Peter Rosemurson and many others. The communication notes numerous names and mentions multiple destinations and affiliations in a dense, formal tone.
A newly formed Jowa organization met at Ogden's Chamber of Commerce to establish a group intended to unite Iowa born residents and relatives in Utah. Officers were elected including J. S. Bagley as president and Maryette Grif as treasurer. The association aims to annual meetings to renew ties with Iowa and honor origins, with future events planned in Ogden each year.
The Republican Com mittee offers Flo for best article about why the Republican Party should be spoken for in November. A pamphlet form titled Pho anwar will be released listing candidates and conten tne. Speakers include Mattunerettsts and others in a public reading in Washington.
Opened last night Meyele racing season with mixed crowds and lively pace. Two mile open lap saw Whiskers lead early then edge ahead by eleven inches in a bold amateur display. Professional and other races featured tight finishes and promises of stronger events to come at training town Caden with results hinting at Salt Lake improvements.
Memorial service for B. R. T. will be held at Ik. P.wall at 2 pm Sunday. Members requested attendance, with six United Employees present including A. L. Howe, Sang. 4, Master Simpson.
Review copy notes Chinatown Charlie staged at the Utalme theater by Tevlug of the Farl Burgess company. A theatrical program promises a cast of familiar types, striking production, and a Big City melodramatic flavor centered on a tale of moral conflict and urban nightlife.
A local North Ogden hotel drew unexpected attention as visitors from the Whe attegee of the Sesh Opa Yous Fansite MeO OH gathered for a surprise stay. Officials reported cordial exchanges and no incidents during the appearance.
Mrs Amit Kisella widow aged about 52 or so is making funeral plans and telling neighbors she will retore floors so they can reach the stove after her death. She has long studied religion and now says worldly affairs are not worth considering, content to await the end with pleasure.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a woman awaiting death with unclear wording and mixed phrases, yielding a bleak, unresolved scene without coherent names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
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