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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR style mix of notices, ads, legal references, and local items. Mentions subscribers, circle district, Dr Martin remedies, a dog transport to Salt Lake, a street accident near a track, a charity or school event at Commerce Dacclag Academy, probate mentions, and various names and places around Ogden and Salt Lake in a diffuse, period newspaper fragment.
The text appears as garbled OCR with names and events badly distorted including references to Lee, Keown, and Patar War Whelrg Neeron. Mentions an employment agent, a dance Thursday night, and a smallpox crave at 447 West Twenty Fourth Street. Funeral service details note Hiram and Lena Brecc died, with residence at 224 Weed Avenue.
Airs Totter wishes to announce bet Spring millinery opening on Thursday and Friday March 8 and 9. To our friends and patrons we extend a cordial invitation to call.
Beginning Friday forenoon patrons may join free embroidery lessons at Wright's store. The new embroidery teacher and Daly Tigers will lead sessions in the Art department with classes each Friday and Wednesday from 3 to 3:30. Open to all patrons and children, the program aims to boost the department with cost free instruction and related benefits.
In a police court proceeding, Chas frown faced ten days for concealing a weapon. A jurist noted the judge warned about the imperial word. the trial touched on the insurance of property, including a building dispute. Witnesses testified about a sign and the wind collapse near the Lucas area.
A local hospital project path and funding dispute emerge as Father Cushnahan and others discuss a proposed hospital at the center of Twentyeth and Washington avenues. A reporter questions the plan while officials defend the effort amid contested finances and unclear sources of backing.
A partial notice lists March 16 events at UW Hall with Rev. Marc Hong and Rev. J. 1. A choir or quartette, songs by Professor D. P. Brout, and a Sword at Washeren act. It notes attendance from Park City and Salt Lake, with admission 23 evicts each and times for two commencements or portions of the program.
Goldfield Nev reports a tense day with mills and saloons quiet for four hours as miners eye a possible move by Industrial Workers of the World. The American Federation of Labor affiliates plan talk with Western Federation of Miners leaders while heavily armed deputies patrol the camps and mines.
A brief notice of an arrest warrant or accusation against persons connected with theft from Oxden and the Moroing Examiner. It mentions Lamar Nelson as Circulator and references a ten dollar amount in the proceedings. The fragmentary text implies criminal action or accusation pending.
A Leeds lecture chaired by Roeland warned that washing and reprocessing rags into cloth risks spreading infection. He noted domestic wool waste, imports, and the need for strict controls. Experts argued that current practices could endanger public health and urged better processing methods.
Fragmented text reports council deliberations on a road project labeled as Uptnlon phat. Mentions planning, interurban promoter claims, and alleged failures to meet promised improvements. Winter weather halted work, with crews hired to clear and grade, and early bridge and rail plans discussed for future erection.
Fire bred stallion for sale described with uncertain terms. Listing mentions weight and owner, plus contact hints and nonspecific payment request. Available details are fragmentary and unclear.
The Attorney General states the state board of equalization may assess property and utilities crossing county lines. The opinion covers taxing electric lines, street railways, and pipelines tied to a county’s power network. It notes property within a single county falls under local authority, while multi county assets may be taxed by the state board.
Judge Howell hears the case against Gust Damantapesina on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon as jury selection proceeds. The defense testimony follows, with related informations filed against John Crete and Clarence Taw for robbery and burglary, tied to a gang of reputed criminals disrupted by officers.
A rider, Senhora Pecanka, fell from a horse during a ride yesterday after the horse bucked. She suffered a broken rib and minor injuries in the fall near a rail station area. Medical aid was summoned at once.
A 60 year old writer describes decades of cryptic labors shaping a history of the Civil War. He details exhausting hours poring over thousands of pages of records, the strain on health, and how a bowl of Grape Nuts sparked renewed focus and vitality to sustain his work.
A divorce petition was filed on grounds of incompatibility after a remarriage. The complainant alleges the couple had seven children with the former wife and four with the second wife. The children reportedly disagree with the dissolution, and a trial is sought to determine custody and property. Proceedings mention the parties and locations in a dated context.
Rumors claim the Talon Macite division trainmaster office will move from Evanston to Oxden by rearranging baggage handling. The Union Pacific agent and dispatcher moves to the east of the main building, with added services from the Hare roman Wnes and Gould interests advancing a new passenger depot on Twenty fourth street between Slateln and Wall avenues.
Crowded court hears defense move to delay trial and seek access to affidavits. Arguments center on alleged judicial bias, with Henry arguing for a delay to examine provocation and alibi affidavits. Nippert’s testimony about a vacation and graft allegations is contested as misquoted, while other witnesses discuss potential prejudice and statements attributed to Judge Punne.
A report on a cerebral stage event where linguistic mishaps and verbal errors sparked reaction among attendees. The piece notes controversial phrases and a charged atmosphere around the performance with critics and audience members weighing in on decorum and expression.
An aging star of Sir Henry Irving's company, famed for a witch role and his long career, died last year from a memory disorder caused by lapses in recall. The obituary notes his misread lines, a famous blunder, and a stage career marked by strong performances despite humorous slips.
Chirazo March 11 a crowd crushed during a Dowie event injuring Fachet Hae and Dowie. Flaber, a Yoromotor entrant, struck in the head. her father carried her from the scene. She later attempted to walk with help, showing a fall and injuries amid the chaos.
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