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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
3
Palmer House announces the public opening of its new European style hotel in South Sallalla City. The fully furnished, large rooms include private writing suites and hot water. The owners Roansrews and Snyder invite inspections and promise comfortable stays at reasonable Ivy prices.
An early 20th century notice invites the public to a millinery opening at Filay and Saturday with new fashions and patterns. The event features China cup and saucer gifts, refreshments, and is linked to local merchants and society figures. Also noted are a mining company official’s travel, a church rector’s Sunday service, and a religious observance.
Harriman era rail woes widen as shopmen plan a Saturday layoff and freight traffic shifts surge. Southern Pacific and Western lines prep for coal and fruit movements, while Harriman system chiefs travel to Chicago to attend a superintendents’ convention. Admiral arrival buzz and homeseekers in California color the backdrop of a tense Western transport outlook.
Notch B of R T are requested to meet at K of P at 1 p.m. Sunday to attend the funeral of Harry Fryden. Av 1k Ow Soorcenry C 4 Simpson Master
Fragmentary OCR lists names and phrases related to a Tabernacle Choir Sunday service. It mentions Salt Lake, choir members like Wells, Marc Helwig, Cherry, and various choral items and recitative segments. The text is garbled with misread words and nonstandard spellings, but indicates a lidless program lineup and performances.
An unidentified miner, about 28, was seen at the Hot Springs Friday evening. His body was found beside the railroad near the Oregon Shunt Lane, with belongings including a Western Federation card. He wore overalls and a dark coat, weighed around 163 pounds, and was conveyed to Brigham City for burial unless relatives claim his remains.
A wild vehicle journey unfolds from Wyuta to Ogden with a right of way secured by the Union Pacific. The car reaches Echo by 4 pm after detours, mud and snow hinder progress through Weber canyon. Officials report slow speeds, rope and lever assistance, and multiple delays as towns watch the unusual cross-country trek.
Fragmentary real estate transfer notice cites names and parcel actions among county records. Details are obscured but reference to transfers involving individuals and properties appears, with several illegible segments and scattered abbreviations.
Two mortgage foreclosure suits move in district court against the Ogden and Northwestern Railroad Company. Trustees claim default on $40,060 and $26,000 deeds of trust securing 120 bonds of $500 each, totaling $600,000 in principal with 6 percent interest. Ogden Savings Bank sues on five promissory notes totaling $54,760 principal plus $5,475 attorneys fees.
Sunday evening at 7:30 the Congregational church hosts a discussion led by Minister Wilgpank on liberalism in thought and its meaning in religion. The talk questions whether there are other liberal minds beside ours and whether liberalism is open to civilization’s advances.
Washington March 14 The following plutermul was mindpriced by Secretary Loeb regarding a jury finished interview of desse 25 Root, a book storeman, who sought patronage for Wehard B. Shupani. Attorney Root appeared before the president, claiming to guard Amm who had been convicted for selling obscene literature. He misrepresented the neta to the President stating the man was convicted for selling cameron and other alleged immorality. The President warned Mr Toole against repeating or aiding any offense and instructed that Root's statements be examined. no further action was taken.
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