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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
A clipped OCR fragment shows lines about telephone numbers and office rooms. Readable items include references to STANDARD TELEPHONES EDITORIAL ROOMS and multiple numbered lines such as No. 65 Bell Phone and No. 56 BUSINESS OFFICE. The text suggests internal listing of phone lines and desk assignments within a newspaper office.
Fragments include shipping and delivery prices, local notices, meetings and sales. Mentions Ogden and Salt Lake City travel, real estate transfers, advertisement deadlines, and a board of equalization session with tax notes. Contains scattered names and places, typical mid-century city column snippets.
A chaotic fragmentary report recalls a shoemaker named Gatrict and a life story amid a local tragedy. It mentions a man named Baluth watching and a series of unclear events, with limited readable details about a final outcome or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses protection from City Crime and a bridge project. Mentions Alsket and a heroism theme with a sense of danger and protection, but lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a solid news item or event.
A man named Bull Tako Ing eed BO from Indiana died suddenly on a train en route to Linulty. His wife Milas Grace L. Shumard and daughter were with him. his body arrived in the city and was taken to O'Donnell's for burial rites. They await transportation for the remains as local officials and an order member assist.
Modern Woodmen of America districts plan a June 20 excursion to Tagan with Garland Tremonton Curlane and Brigham City camps participating. The event supports the new lodge’s members and features a Cache Valley delegation arriving at Lo Baw at 7:30 AM and returning next morning. Round trip costs $1.76 for groups of 100 or more, or $2.90 if fewer, with tickets at Gulley’s Drug and other outlets.
A seven year old check unearthed near a cemetery crossroad was recovered and turned to the city police station. The paper, yellow and crimped, bore the date 1901 and was made out by Joseph Wallane to B Th Goddard. A man named Goddard identified the check as the item found.
Reports from Laeenvor indicate additional air and ground crews will be dispatched to the Gren Gat force next week to handle heavy traffic. The North Pacific route remains busy with trains and ships, and the Northern Pacific area is expected to see continued disruption into Monday of next week.
The program featured a valedictory by Miss Mercer and a address by Miss Howell, with twelve graduates honored. Certificates were presented as the audience enjoyed vocal and instrumental selections. the event celebrated the largest graduating class in the academy’s history and reflected on its future contributions to humanity.
Fragmentary item uses odd spellings and names like Churaday and Wright. No clear event or date. Likely a small local notice or line item about bartender duties or a call to attention at a venue with names, but content is too garbled to confirm specifics.
The Raub Cas Convention erupted in confusion with interruptions as delegates and spectators struggled to hear speakers. Governor Hanley faced loud protests while the crowd demanded action and press coverage, and key moments included calls to nominate candidates amid a tense gallery scene.
Report of a heated party gathering with Bookwalter leading a push for a Republican split, clashes as Ohio and New York delegations push rival lines, and Woodford warning of a hard fight as Stowast and Hughes clash. Minutes describe interruptions, cheers, and a chaotic roll call amid platform anxieties.
Fragmented report lists Lew York and other Olympic athletes in a torn passage referencing Lusitania travel, sprint events, and upcoming competitions. Mentions Baxter the millionaire ex-champion pole vaulter and Bushey Day in Shephinva with unclear context.
The Argic Club elected General Thomas Hob and a president at a June meeting in New York. James Mori K. Densup and Zonis Grane served as officers in the party, with Adams Mahder Pi 8 and other names appearing in the minutes. The assembly also adopted a resolution supporting government reforms and confirmed committee leadership, listing various members and regional affiliations.
The unreadable clipping notes a moving timetable and a wartime update involving a New York area event. It references a bagle and a box of local transportation items, with mentions of Valley and Tatton area. The fragmentary text indicates delays and a public interest transportation matter in early morning hours.
The notice outlines an excursion event on Saturday June 20 hosted by the Oregon Short Line. It mentions rail travel options to northern destinations and a return by evening. The item reflects local transport advertising from a past era, with focus on train schedules and passenger pickup points.
Fragmented OCR text describes an excursion to Salty Lake City with reference to a forced march or travel, mentions to see a doctor and political or governmental commentary. Names and places are unclear due to corrupted text but imply an event or travel notice with partial civic details.
World markets show small fractional changes with cautious activity in New York and Chicago. Wheat and corn futures drift, livestock receipts around 11 000 in Chicago with mixed prices, and coffee markets steady with quiet conditions. An excursion note advertises a Salt Lake trip on the Grand Western Railway, returning by June 22.
The Philadelphia courtroom heard lawyers from Geneva Yonparts and John Johnson arguing for the railroads in a government case over coal carrying. Robart W. De Morest of New York presented yesterday’s evidence as the railroad side pressed for political and financial influence amid tensions during the session. The proceedings focused on the railroads and political officers entwined in the transport dispute.
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