16 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes streets, population, and events around Logan ta due to Veleanies of itinvling streams. Mentions Aehorman event, meeting times, and references to Mary Moores company M28 Waay i RtaN.
A fragment notes consideration of extending the railway system and its impact on the valley. The text references plans and possible consequences but is partial and unclear. Names, dates, or concrete places are not identifiable in the readable fragment.
Prices paid for five or dressed poultry by the Ogden Disk and Poultry Company at 2626 Washington are highlighted, reflecting consumer demand and market rates at the time. The notice notes elevated pricing and calls attention to the department and address involved in the sale.
A reception at the McCune Mansion in Salt Lake City drew about 700 guests from the Gynecological Society of Utah and others who toured the mansion’s interiors on a Wednesday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Sargent Chandler and Mrs A W McCune Jr led guides through rooms showcasing period decor from Flemish to Elizabethan styles, while performances by Miss Tran Pendleton and others entertained visitors.
County official Mr Hatsen notes most farmers pay little mind to farm tasks while a few stand out for diligence. He cites Andreas Ole of Meety as exemplary in records of field work and seeks to reward sustained effort with praise and potential aid through local programs.
Promoter Tex Rickard announced the possible venue for a major bout as Nevada near the Utah line. Governor Spry resisted changing his stance, citing no reason to alter a prior position. Jeffries remained in good spirits, signaling readiness, while discussions floated about holding the fight in California or Nevada depending on state approval.
The Ogden waterworks reservoir was dedicated this morning at city hall with officials, a brass band, and a parade to the new reservoir. Mayor and engineers outlined costs and plans to expand water supply, including a steel tank line to connect Twenty-first Street to the distribution system and assurances the project will meet future demand.
Weather records show extreme heat in the state with forecasts of highs near 84 degrees. farmers report stress on pastures and cattle. Foresters note widespread pasture decline and warn of continued hot spell with no immediate relief. Local officials discuss mitigation steps and monitoring.
Reports describe deteriorating weather conditions across the western state, marking it as the worst spell in decades. Forecasters warn the outlook may worsen, with scarce fuel and rising danger to travelers and wildlife.
Lake June 10 reports Patrolman arresting Mrs Dora Topham and others at house No 81 Stockade on warrants for selling deer without license. Belle Landon and Koreans tied to prostitution and for sale of bum noted. additional complaints sworn against multiple individuals. Police planned further actions with city attorney's office.
Fragmented OCR records describe a trial involving arson charges against Hanson. Names like Bowron and Tuite appear amid corrupted text and partial phrases. The report references second degree charges and references to victims with unclear identities.
A garbled eyewitness fragment places a person named Hanson near a first location with a peculiar ball shaped object and distinctive bands. The account mentions a wagon, a track, and a showing of saturation in a plate, with Mr Tyas noting strong saturation of cee atl in Unpinenn's bands.
Margaret Anglin stars in The Awakening of Helena Alceste at New Ogden Theater tonight. Dr Tayandar, a beloved village father figure, dominates the drama with gentle insight as townspeople seek aid and comfort from his steady presence.
A disquieting Oakland report describes a 16 year old girl found on a front porch with arms and feet mutilated and body partially burned. Authorities say multiple assailants entered her room in the night, overpowered her, and fled after taking valuables. Police and physicians note injuries are days old and under investigation as a violent assault.
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers in Lake View additions including Brummit and wife, Diward HW Halt, Tilward MH Hall, and James Le Combe with various lots and acreages. prices range from 900 to 2200 dollars. It notes wedding attendance by guests from Salt Lake City at the Tivbere Marinlog Wedding reception, highlighting social events surrounding the region.
A garbled historical letter discusses feeding children and societal shifts, querying help from "AL" and mentioning names like Me and Rone Grape Nata. The text alludes to coffee aid, nutrition, and public interest while fragmentarily naming people, places, and times with unclear meaning.
A wedding described at 9003 Grant Avenue AL 12 c'ulock with Mendelssohn music. The Pride's plauv students led by Myrtle Harrick carried the bridal party as family and friends attended. Rev 14 W. Mecreen officiated. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Yoakanl, planned to reside in Morgan Utah after July. Guests gave wedding gifts and best wishes.
Monday evening Miss Jessie Winch hosted a linen shower at 2613 Grimitt Ave. Attendees included Miss Jessie Welch Nellie Ramey Saud Lysol Mable Rouse Addie Rouse and Linele Binenbers. The event featured becautiful gifts a vocal and instrumental program and an elaborate lunch in a decorated dining room with flags and roses.
Members of the Young Peoples group of the Uke Piret- Meth church are invited to a close social at Berhore, 2h Munroe avenue, Friday evening, June 17. The event aims to foster fellowship among attendees and strengthen community ties.
An insurance man living at 1205 Washington Avenue reports dynamiting in the Ogden River near the city. He claims several fishermen observed dynamited fish and that numerous fish were destroyed by explosions along the riverbank. He asserts he does not know who planted the charges but offers to assist authorities.
Fragmented readable phrases point to a campus discussion involving a president, a band, and faculty figures. Names and specifics are garbled, but themes of time, attendance, and institutional arrangements surface, suggesting ongoing deliberations about events or policies at a university.
A 200 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the man who held up the road at Tuat or men in the Jammmene Alliance on the eight at Tuat. A separate 1000 reward is promised for aiding in the conviction of Meinian who shot a Suburo Tehiwara on the same Will.
Report on a regional sheriffs gathering with attendees from Utah, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada. Election of Hunt Lake County officials and next convention location discussed. Training, crime prevention, and county penitentiary plans highlighted amid agenda items.
Fragmented auction notice indicates furniture items to be sold at public auction by Ament, now known as Kizali, with a vague date and location reference in Salardey and June. The name Mehest in Wider appears as an organizer or buyer, with a bid amount noted as 345th dollars.
Washington lines up a conferee report on the tail road bill as the Senate works through the final stages. Senator Bidos remains at home ill with a snowy cold while the plan proceeds.
Northbound excursion notices indicate tickets go on sale June 18 for the Oregon Short Line trips. Details appear in the ticket office listings with fares and schedule, inviting riders to reserve seats for the planned excursions to the west.
Notice announces a special road tax election on May 12 1910 at multiple school houses in Harriaville Pleasant View Riverdale and Roy areas. Voters will decide on approving a road tax to fund road construction and maintenance within Weber County al loted districts. Names of officials and precincts are listed for election administration.
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