This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented notice with garbled OCR about subscriber complaints to Standard delivery and multiple local names. Mentions Lamar Nelson and various individuals, banks, and church events. Contains ad-like lines for services, community notices, and a Sunday evening event with an speaker.
The Utah Commerces Traveller announces its annual meeting at Vrerw this year on Friday and Saturday, June 21 and $3. They recorded a 2-0 victory over Celegathin from Oeten Belt Lake, with notable participation by Celegathin and Live coat teams.
A garbled clip from a historic Ogden event notes a mayoral speech in Provo, a track meet, horse races, banquets and church actions. It mentions Francis Witters, W. Mie Martin, and various church and civic figures amid stormy weather and journal-like community notes.
The fragment mentions a Lagoon excursion set for Wednesday June 18 with a likely schedule and a voyage via the OB. I. features Ogden Lagoon at 10:18 with children and an aerial or hydrological event. Also referenced are social recalls and a Third Ward meeting with Anderson, Miss Mert Lallanger, and an instrumental selection by Mr. Oteen in a Lincoln Nebraska context.
A worker named Tyree fell into an open sewer hole on Twenty-ninth Street while a construction gang repaired a manhole. He was rescued, hospitalized, and later returned home with injuries described as serious but not immediately life threatening. The incident involved the sewer district No 1 crew and damaged equipment.
Articles of a corporation of the Water Owl Chin Ogden were filed by Attorney Josyph Chee this afternoon with the district court clerk. The club, located in Opera Rolls Black, organized with a $3,000 capital in shares, aims to run a prime club house for members and friends with reading rooms social events and entertainments. The charter forbids wagering or gambling in any form. Founding officers include William Weber president and manager J. W. umn vice president and Lewis C. Kinsall secretary and treasurer. Season noted as June 1.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mr Tutt speaking to a doctor about a fire incident and a night of pain. Mentions MNI and Anecolated Prong with vague references to recovery and a day of quiet rest. Narrative is garbled with many unreadable terms and names.
Firemen respond to a gasoline fueled blaze in rooming house No 6. Mrs Anna Johnson sustains burns on back and side as she attempts to start a lamp with gasoline. Neighbors aid with aprons and towels keeping flames from spreading. No major damage to building reported and fire department clears scene after investigation.
The Congregational church hosts a day of services including an annual children's day exercises and baptism at 11 followed by evening programs led by the Young People's Society. The lineup features Miss Dalrymple, a choir, responsive readings, solos, prayers, and offertory by Thorwald Harris and others.
The Knights of Pythias will hold a memorial service tomorrow morning at First Presbyterian Church. Reverend John Toward Carer will preach on The Twofold Reward at Service as the church is decorated and a musical program prepared featuring sopranos, a quartet, and offerings.
In Houston on July 14, Wareford was fatally shot at Brown Street after a circular dispute. Investigators blame a nephew of Captain Kelley, Jake Thorham, a stepson, for the killing in the Henryville affair.
A severe hailstorm struck Milen Georgia in June causing extensive farm damage. Large stones killed numerous chickens and damaged the coop and surrounding property, leaving farmers to assess losses and plan repairs. Local authorities reported near total destruction of affected areas and substantial livestock impact.
Union Pacific executives and other representatives met in Salt Lake City to discuss the proposed issue of 100,000,000 in Union Pacific stock. F M Harriman, controlling the majority, had approved the plan, with most stock voted by proxy at the meeting hosted by Vice President Dancroft.
The Omaha Hoosters, guests of the Weber club, toured up a canyon to the Mer mitae with car rides and river views in Ogden and surrounding areas. They praised the gorge above all other sights seen on journeys through Montana Washington Oregon and Idaho. The group left the depot at 10 and returned at 12 40 pm without accidents, assisted by their own playful repartee as mud splashed and wheels churned. They planned to head to Batt Lake next, leaving at 1 pm.
An advertisement announces exclusive sale of artificial fee products. It mentions Ogden City and a company office at 412 Twenty-fourth Street with listed contact by Thom Magager.
A garbled real estate transfer notice lists numerous deeds. Tichard Parker and wife sell to Gro A Horn in section 3 township 5 for 14.5 dollars. Raymond and wife sell to William Koleht in section 35 township 7 for 50. Albert Coop and wife sell to Marie Hlarrty for 44 in Central Park Addition block 1. Jalien M Thomas and wife sell to Jor Te Catton for 0.5 in block 24 Phat A. Lalra Mints to Jarges T Sunt in Slot 16 township 6 for 1 dollar. Atuntpelier Barings Bank & Trust Co to I J Williams 3% in blocks 1 16 and 1 ½ in Stephens Fhrat Addition for 5300. Sarah Wheeler to James M Wheeler part of section TW and 1 township 6 for 800. Willam Jensen and wife to Sarah Wheeler in section 16 township 6 for 2099. Mebier and wife to Thea Wilson late 24 25 26 block 1M Mountain View Addition for 6750. David C Fowles and wife to Alexander Tambert part of section 1% township 5 for 950. Many Peterson and Rise with Rend deuren, section 21 township 6 for 240. John T Craxler and wife to Sarah Riser part of lot 4 block 12 plat AL BLEOH.
An authoritative notice states the Chicago and Alton line will be run under mutual concert by Harriman interests and the Rock Island Company. Chicago and Alton stockholders will be guided by a new arrangement where the Chicago and Alton trustees manage the property, replacing the prior split control. The action aligns with stockholder interests, preserving the road’s policy, and a stockholders meeting to elect a new board is planned, though no formal statement was issued yet.
A report from Rome notes France has advised Italy that a Franco Spanish defensive arrangement would guarantee the Mediterranean balance. The proposed treaty would align Spain and Italy in a defensive alliance, with channels to protect mutual interests. France and Spain explore terms resembling a Beaty Whaters Mand style agreement.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.