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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
4
The note lists price points of 95.00 for a product termed Trekmeg in white, mentioning buyers facing trouble with wayine and referencing Olivers at 90.00, with additional prices of 27.00 and 42.00.
Random references describe a chaotic scene with June 26 events, prizes for a Bod Dag costume, and a ladies race. Reports of drunkenness, injuries, and police interest accompany notes on a dynamite duel at Dreamland and the arrest of Harold Allington in Sule Lake.
Sunday morning in Ogden, a man faces a felony charge after allegedly robbing Bayly of 21 99 on Saturday night. The report lists numerous local notices, ads, and upcoming events interwoven with the charge and details on community activities and businesses.
A garbled OCR page reports court actions and civil cases with mentions of Richfield, Portland, and notable lawyers. It notes a funeral service for Brian Midgale led by Bishop McQuarrie, with choir performances and speakers. Other items describe Flag Day observations and fishing conditions across streams, plus church notices and sermons.
The ninth Musical History Course will be given at the Congregational Church Tuesday, June BUN, at 10 o clock sharp. Mrs. W. G. Dalrymple, Miss Eyelys Dalrymple and Cloyd will give the program.
Wabdr county commissioners met in regular session with County Physician Gordon and County Attorney Harris present. Citizens protested a garbage dumping plan on the Wehway. county clerks were instructed to notify road overseers to curb the nuisance. Bids for sprinkling operations were deferred. Commissioner Madson reported positive grading in Slaverville and praised Roy infirmary conditions with a new nurse installed. Superintendent Hanson was asked to obtain additional bedding for inmates if needed. Road improvements east of the infirmary were discussed with Malvina Madson to determine required materials. The appointment of A M Van der Vlies as deputy in Omden City was approved without salary under the personal section of Soria Viaon. A health officer case and land descriptions related to Wy Wusheway roads were noted, with further reporting planned.
Railroad executives and operating officers from the Union Pacific, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Southern Pacific discuss freight service improvements and track repairs during a Denver meeting. Officials tour Canadian wheat centers and plan further conferences with Southern Pacific and Ogden divisions as train operations anticipate added freight traffic.
Assurances given that the Flat Grinde Road will build on the Twenty fourth Street depot site. Fred Conover and Harriaon Deliieh were arrested for robbing the section change at Untua on the Union Prefile line. They secured 836 in money and clothing. Awaiting trial at Tipton. Officials report new depot work on Twenty fourth Street is progressing with wires removed and piers being completed. Nearly all details concern construction progress and upcoming educational trips.
Thousands gathered at Lamgohanyy for the Grand Prix du Paris mile race. Vanderbilts and notable attendees from Europe were present as the event drew a large crowd and public interest.
A fragment from a Newbury News item describes Mrs Bibbitt as an above average intellect and a powerful speaker. It notes her modern inventive mind and progressive stance, praising her poise and skill in addressing a local gathering at Hirst Presbyterian Church. The writeup then references a Salt Lake City convention report and a small price note from an unrelated item.
The couple William F. Rudiger and Ada T. Whittlesey married at the groom’s parents home by Rev. J J Garver. The ceremony drew friends and family, with bright decor and white roses. They left at 2 p.m. for Calaradd Springs and Denver on a honeymoon trip aboard the Rio Grande, returning to occupy a new buoyalo on Bowing avenue.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the passing, thanking different fraternal societies and all who sent flowers and offerings. May you receive the same kindness in return from Alt, and Mrs. Wood, Brown and family.
The report states Colorado is safe after the Dungeness spill, with no one in danger. Officials describe the voyage path around California and warn to avoid potential hazards. weather and wind conditions are noted.
A Seattle capitalist, Wade F. Payton, was robbed of 10,000 dollars in cash at Union Station today. Mr Taylor, his wife and daughter were traveling to Seattle from Europe when two men attacked them at the end of a narrow aisle, forcing open a wallet containing the money. Taylor recovered the wallet later and suspects most of the cash was taken.
A violent electrical storm struck Denver causing widespread damage and road closures. Reports describe downpours, broken glow lines, and multiple strikes recorded across several streets. Weather relief crews arrived as authorities assess the impact and start repairs.
Mother of accused man Gay Firaieh and William F. Fielding face charges in police court as bail of 1000 dollars is set. Judge Murphy weighs the case amid allegations of money fraud and forged checks linked to Barton and Ogden Fievions bank. Local officials say further action on the charges will proceed.
In Gienwand Springy Colorado July 7 the main Colorado state convention clash centers on contesting delegates. Denver delegates fight binding maps for presidential nomination and credentials. State Chairman Milton Smith reports divisions across districts as factions push rival delegations and eligibility disputes.
A volcanic eruption on the island generated a column of ash and lava flowed down the mountainside. Authorities reported extensive ashfall and damage, with efforts to assess the area and assist affected residents continuing as rescuers reach affected zones.
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