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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
7
The business office ARD will be open daily except Sunday. The Stand tournament will run from morning to evening. New business at No 50 Gas Hog, historical room No 61. Rings and related items listed.
Mixed OCR fragments describe assorted notices and events. Mentions visiting relatives in Salt Lake City Utah and Ogden. References to thefts, arrests, and property. Notices of weddings and funerals appear with vague locations and names.
An early 20th century ad promotes Tilton Brown Shoes as the largest shoe house in the world offering footwear for ladies, gents, and children. The copy claims low prices and high style, and notes availability of millinery and notions with various trade furnishings.
County commissioners act to protect citizens from reckless drivers in the canyon. Robert Shaw is appointed deputy sheriff to patrol the canyon, with enforcement on holidays and Sundays. The board also discusses extending patrols for intoxicated wagon drivers and general traffic safety measures.
In June 22 incident Elmer Henth killed Katia Adkins at her home near Aolicbary and then shot himself. Adkins’ family rushed him to jail to prevent mob violence. The brittle report notes a broken engagement and unresolved crime details with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
A buggy driven by Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and family plunged down a canyon road after a pair of frightened horses bolted. The vehicle overturned, throwing passengers including a baby, with the most serious injuries to Mr. Brewer and minor scrapes to others. The party was stopped about a mile below the crash by local residents and authorities. They were taken to Jefferson Avenue home and treated by Dr. Power.
Municipal court notes recount a cut off laborer and others arrested for drunkenness and minor offenses. Soren Larson, Rosille, and Jensen faced fines. James Witzpatrink pleaded guilty to drunkenness. J. Sheedy, Hugh Riley, John Mahoney, and James Crawford received suspended sentences. A violent incident at Vive Points left Soren Larson injured. Crawford bled from a severed artery after an accidental blade injury. Proprieter GU Potter paid a liquor violation fine. Oscar McKinnies faced no charge after a disputed shoe blacking incident.
Glenwood Park extends its engagement with the Circus of Trained Dogs for another week. The animal troupe, featuring trained canines, will perform daily shows at the park, drawing crowds with feats of agility and obedience.
A Woodmen of the World visiting group from Salt Lake City arrived in Lisnavertinge for a service day. They repaired two special brings, assisted by local families, and were entertained by Wiggs and Gertha Fersnitage. The event featured a shaded, rock-filled setting with oaks and warm hospitality.
An impaired text segment describes a social event with references to pleasured attendees returning home energized by a voyage or experience. The passage mentions welcomings by locals and a group called the Ogden Sind, with garbled names and scattered details.
Four men armed with revolvers robbed a nightwatchman, rifling his pockets and stealing about five dollars. The incident occurred near Menip Paella Tee Wawed as officers pursued a lead, but the thieves remained at large with a vague description and no arrests made.
Wholesale and retail listing with scattered fragments. Mentions Ket bunch on Cram Ave and a telephone contact RZ, offering varied items.
The Labor Day observance will unite the Regular Committer and all unions under a permanent organization formed by initiative from each city union, appointed by the Trader Assembly. The committee plans a major Labor Day event expected to be the most significant in Clywen's history.
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