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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial notices and contact cues from a historical newspaper. It mentions dates or times poorly legible and references the advertising section. The readable portions hint at standard paper details and postal or telephone lines, but no clear event or person is identifiable.
Fragmented OCR lists random items from Ogden area including Weatherby steaks, surgeries mention at Ogden hospital, appendicitis calls, local addresses on Wash Ave, notes on Ex-Senator S. Cunnost delivering Fourth of July speech in Cherry Creek Nev, and various ads and greetings from Annis Rudiger to Minnie Rudiger, with miscellaneous names and phone numbers.
Readable items from Ogden include Wanted ads for a young man with bicycle and a 18 year old rider, a Knights of Pything lodge meeting to elect grand officers, and various market notices. Also reports on horse theft from Linh Construction pits, a Wrights display, and church orchard social at 2925 Madison Ave with old-fashioned games and cake. Deputy Sheriff Beablying arrests for rash driving. several individuals face bonds. (Continued on Page 6.)
The Rio-Gragle Western railway trial resumes as witnesses for the defense are examined this afternoon. Dr. Dover, the attending physician, testified this morning with weak record. the court rules the physician cannot testify on damages. The case likely goes to the jury tomorrow.
The district court opened today with arraignments for multiple criminal matters. John D. Lambert faced burglary and housebreaking charges. his plea schedule and case actions were set for Thursday. Henry Peterson pleaded guilty to forgery and awaits sentencing Thursday. S.F. Cardwell was arraigned on grand larceny, with additional cases noted. John D. Murdin was appointed as county prosecutor for the defendant, with Thursday pleadings anticipated. Lindsau and Nels Peterson are scheduled to be assigned Thursday morning at 10.
A fragment lists numerous arrivals to the Read J, naming individuals and origins such as Howill San Francisco Fred Schmidt Chisago WT. Cleveland Rockford Philadelphia and many others, mixed with out of town orders and a mention of a Red Tupeh car and telephone line. The list covers cities like Salt Lake Chicago Milwaukee Denver and New York, with assorted names and destinations.
An Ogden player Marshall attacked Salt Lake batter Hansen with a bat after prodding from teammates and a long feud. He struck Hansen on the head near the eye, fracturing bone, as officials intervened and spectators roared. Marshall was arrested, arraigned, and jailed on a 1000 dollar bond.
County Commissioners reopen debate on public highway licenses at Lake County meeting. Wilson and other officials address past statements and files, including a note about a year old inquiry on frame work and property corner actions. The discussion references a letter and upcoming public pathway actions near Temple Street and Malin Avenue, with mention of Piney property and Henney applications.
Fragmentary text references committee discussions and local figures Wilia, Biri, Stanford, and Leena with scattered mentions of roads, driveways, Salas City, and Tamar. Content is largely garbled, offering no coherent event or outcome.
Disjointed report describes a race in New York waters under strong onshore wind. Referenced names and numbers appear garbled but indicate a scheduled yachting event with personnel and timing details amid unclear stationing and a notable incident during a coast run.
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