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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR page from Ogden mixed public notices with local names, events, and advertisements. It mentions reshuffles, upcoming entertainments, hotel changes, a commission opening, and various personal notices across Ogden and nearby areas, with several familiar surnames and places interwoven in a dense, hard-to-read block.
Weary villagers gather in Ren Town as hikers and local groups discuss trails and safety. Officials announce community plans, including a planned festival, school events, and local business improvements.
Fragmented text shows a judge named Murphy sentencing multiple individuals including John D Murphy and others. References to pleading guilty, financial exchanges, and warnings to leave town appear garbled but suggest a legal proceeding with fines or penalties and orders. Names like Chanlus Secor and Norge Wellsten surface amid unclear details.
The piece notes pressure on coal prices with a possible push to $4.00 and mentions Kemmerer, Cana, and The Fuel Company among firms influenced by a strike. It describes miners leaving fields for other work and concerns over storage costs, while suppliers hold firm to a $5.50 rate and a local raise seems unlikely. Talks of industry disruption and refinery shipments hint at broader market effects.
In a courtroom session Judge Gumi of the Juvenile caret presided as boys with parents faced wind ghisss charges. Probate officer William Fus e was named to oversee settlement details while the judge offered guidance to youths and urged guardians to ensure proper handling of matters and funeral candice to help youths out of trouble.
A group including A. Carreall and four horses travels from Dalby and Hull of Ge through Iowa and Petersburg toward the mines north of Oeste. The party, tied to Saputean Magher, aims to explore mysteries of Thyalain under Wiliniad Tio.
J T Rashmer returned it from his union in Kinneas last evening as they planned a wedding at Mickerson Kau on the 14th of this month. The couple will share a layover at the Black Park of Coloymie with guests from Hustiters commerce circles.
A copper wire theft occurred along the riverbank road near the Riverside Bridge. Local patrols noted empty wire reels and damaged fencing. no suspects are yet identified, and investigation continues with nearby witness inquiries.
Fragmentary list of conveyances and names describing warranty deeds and property transfers. Includes multiple individuals and locations with unclear details, lot numbers, street names, and partial parcel descriptions, reflecting a terse legal notice in a historical newspaper page.
Force of men sent to Little Nownkain near Ogden to guard inland sea and build ponds for a summer harvest. John Simpson oversees experienced salt workers as rivers and streams are diverted to create shallow basins. Salt company plans to harvest 19,000 tons this season despite storm losses.
Ogden draws buyers from Wyoming and Wale as two recent purchases total nearly 30,000 dollars. Ola A. White acted for a client in a city real estate deal. B. Svar of Maho bought a home from Joseph H. Dom for over 12,000 dollars. W. J. Penney of Kapmerer, Wreoming purchased property, and John Water sold Harcombr estate opposite the park for 5,000 dollars. The Copelfs estate parcel at Twenty-sixth street and Lincoln avenue changed hands, pushing overall purchases past 24,000 dollars as Fenner’s family plans Ogden settlement.
Fragmented OCR shows building permits for one story frame and brick dwellings, with multiple contractors and locations including Twenty sixth street and Basilica block area. It also references a Cripple Creek mining owners case and testimony before a commission with mentions of Sterling and the Independence depot.
A confused OCR passage mixes words about food, taste, and health with garbled names and phrases. It mentions selection of foods and possible health ideas, but the overall sense is fragmentary and unclear. The piece appears as a linguistic jumble with no coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Fragmentary OCR style passage references Senally Beryl resisting cons, KG Witney, Orchard, Unlependence Hepok, and attorney Darrow commenting on depot responsibility. It includes garbled names and lines about evidence and witnesses, with lines like evidence will be competent and not heaveny. The text is highly corrupted and incoherent.
An unclear OCR fragment references a decision in Oklahoma involving names like Gotlady Abhi and Pan e Powers Gapanettian. It mentions a convention, a date, and possible legal or political action. Details are heavily garbled and no clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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