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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
7
Ogden officials invite entries for a two story girls' vocational building at the state technical school. sketches include towered facade, two rooms for library sewing gym and laundry, with a cost not to exceed 35000. submissions due by two oclock Saturday, August 16, 1908.
A garbled but readable item reports that betting activity continued in Denver with no interference from authorities or officials. The piece notes that bookmakers remained active while law enforcement or city authorities appeared to restrain or monitor the scene.
Fragmentary historical text describes peculiar items and loafs with odd spellings. It mentions Perrys Crescent Flour, Whitlow Whinalls, and Hettaes foe ye. The prose lists various baked goods and unusual centers, implying a culinary or naming curiosity from a past era.
An editorial room telephony log records two lines for standard phones. It notes Bell phone lines with rings counted as two for Ind and two for BB Bell. A single ring appears for Ind and Bell lines.
A noisy clipping lists names, places, and events from Ogden including Joseph, Moy, Castle Gate, Diamond, Kenilworth, and many others. It mentions associates, auctions, and social notices with scattered references to lamps, suits, and local businesses.
The town report notes a postponed meeting of the Young Woman Christian Association due to the absence of the chairman and key committees, set for Wednesday afternoon at the library. An obituary for William Hansen of Wilson Loom, aged 27, recounts his death by heart failure and mentions his widow Mrs Scanesan. funeral arrangements will be announced later. Lake level at High is 234.7 feet, up 0.2 feet. Morris Silverthorn’s funeral is scheduled for Thursday at 2 pm, with services at the Faith Hyphenldence home, 924 Twenty-second Street.
Salt Lake City June 16. Joseph Suevel of Woods Cross stepped into traffic on Main and Second South and was struck by Dr. Pinkerton’s automobile. He suffered a sprained wrist and minor injuries, taken to L D S hospital for care. Dr. Pinkerton assisted at the scene and remained until the patient was moved to Smith’s drug store for treatment. A bystander quarrel erupted as the injured man blocked the street. The driver, Dr. Pinkerton, aided the victim and later returned toward Main Street amid tense moments with onlookers.
In Salt Lake a dislocated shoulder and minor facial injuries occurred during a casual contest at The Linen Supply Company office on West Market Street Monday night. Participant Cay Hollis Kooyman sustained a minor injury and was treated. W J Pratt, 88, suffered a sprain and scratches amid a chaotic scene. Police filed a charge of felting against Kooyman. details remain unclear from the fragmentary report.
Disjointed OCR reads fragmentary account of a boy dragged to death near Moromt Sumpeth, with references to Arvin and others, a pole, dislocations, and a table. Names and places are garbled. details unclear, but the report centers on a fatal accident and related injuries.
Amos Howe died after a long illness at a local facility. Relatives and community members mourn a man known for his work and family ties. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a voyage beginning in St Louis and a distant date March 30 2450. The garbled text references an organization and a person named Joneney and Wert, with an implied emapen duteit. Details are unreadable. no definite event or outcome can be confirmed.
An official inquiry blames engineers for a fatal wreck near Enton station, with a jury finding the explosion of No. 6 crewing a second section caused the deaths. Hubbard of Blonis Ferry faces potential arrest for the incident as investigators seek details at the crossing.
George Demeter, a Greek interpreter hired by Kak Hel Co, was shot and killed in a dining room at 2:30 AM in Winter Quarters. Four other Greeks were jailed in Seefeld as authorities determine motive and identify suspects led by Stara Plomentis. Demeter had been sent from Baltimore Lake by L G Suliris to interpret for 05 Greeks employed by Kak Hel.
Washington reports Utah Construction awarded the contract to build the Western Puello Jnn route through Nevada and California. The company will shift its site to Reno and Oroville Co. and begin broader expansion in Nevada, creating many jobs in the vicinity of Chiliowl.
Salt Lake City July 17 Arthur Brown was found guilty of forgery in a celebrated case. Brown, secretary of the Utah Apex Mint company, altered company checks in the name of W C Orem, the manager, and drew a sum of about 1000. The trial began last December 1906 with a jury verdict and an appeal followed on a technical error during the trial.
An automobile struck a bus on Main Street near 7th West injuring two young women and a horse. The bus and occupants were thrown to the pavement but escaped with minor injuries. the auto driver fled. The crash followed another vehicle incident involving nearby streets.
Fragmentary OCR text references race horses and a track event at Butte. Mentions names and places in jumbled form, with scattered phrases about entering, training, and local scenes. Unable to extract a clear incident, date, or outcome from the readable portions.
A fragmented OCR readout mentions a queer shaped cloud drawing attention and comments from observers. The garbled text references weather, locations, and various named terms, with no clear coherent event or source.
A Salt Lake City convention report details Labor Union and state officials debating printing contracts. Lawyers reviewed actions to prevent state competition in printing while considering injunctions and new legal steps. The committee vows further study and aims to resolve the dispute without immediate settlement. Officials from the State Industrial School and Utah Labor unions are central to the talks and potential compromises are discussed.
A troubled report from Chicago ties a young man to a court case involving a senatorial figure and a desire to pursue the vice presidential nomination. Dr Le Ty Brown, once a close associate of Mr Dalliver, dies amid letters about a video promotion, while Miss Taft Wing Honors notes honor in Washington. Vivien Hera Tatt, daughter of a Maryland graduate, wins a Pennsylvania scholastic prize and will enter Bryn Mawr College in November.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with initials and surnames, spanning multiple names like Bent lemen s Let Anferegi UC Johnson Oh Ahern Juin Irwin Ted Alligan Robt We Kuk Jub Avery Machinery and many others, interwoven with stray punctuation and typos. The readable portion reads as a crowded roster or directory from a letters column or membership list, likely from a community or organizational page.
An ill tempered large Airboat dog Vendredt, at Covey Island, suffered tooth extraction during a veterinary procedure in New York. The procedure required restraining the creature with a wooden device and pulling the tooth amid pain, with the veterinarian Henry Am Hag performing the risky operation to relieve suffering from an apparent dental condition.
A Woodmen of the World funeral notice invites members to a gathering at Moll Yoursday June 1st at 4716 po wi to honor neighbor Bluu Nelson, with proceedings to be held at Devil's Bride, Wtan, featuring participants MACBETH and C B AUTH Clezit.
A dispute arises as Democratic members allege bias in council seating and committee assignments by the Republican National Committee. Ames Vines reports that Republicans supplied members with pocket cards while Democrats claim they were overlooked, demanding equal treatment in the council. In New York, June 17, Rockefeller left his country home for Cleveland to spend the summer, traveling via Grand Central Station with his private car attached to the Lake Shore Limited.
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