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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
8
A garbled reminiscence from a San Francisco source recalls Datiling Johnson and Jeffries era boxers including Mantle and Collins. The prose hints at a controversial claim of a fighting lineage and a celebrated past near Miss. A name list features athletes, writers, and local followers, with scattered references to elections and places. The passage preserves the flavor of early boxing reportage with few clear facts remaining.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Sunday dinner and various scattered names and places. The readable bits mention a dinner, travel pacing, and a grocery, but most specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary text shows a one year contract reference with unclear names and entities. The readable items include terms like Lerma and Montugalty, but the incomplete lines prevent clear identification of parties, dates, or obligations. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
A long feature on Salt Lake City's support for a major spring musical festival highlights patriotic motives and local backing. It cites Salt Lake’s role in hosting prominent ensembles like the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, praising performances and audience reception as proof of civic pride and cultural ambition.
An Ogden service for Annie Quayle of East Lake City was conducted at Noritt Temple Street home with family and church figures in attendance. Remarks by Ansel Taylor Hyde and others praised her long life and devotion to the Latter Day Saints, followed by burial arrangements and memorial prayers.
Mayor Brewer and health officers toured city schools with the superintendent and sanitary inspector Shorten to assess sanitation, disinfecting, and pest control. They examined premises, ventilation, and discipline, noting improvements during the visit and promising ongoing enforcement.
Health notice from Ogden Utah promotes Don's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for weak kidneys. Mrs Baker and local residents report relief from back pain and fatigue after use. Pills sold at Badcon's Drug Store and Fairlawn, with Dr. and pharmacy endorsements cited.
A damaged OCR note discusses a young man at Baden and a police protective escort for a girl. It mentions Chief Lronlus and potential competition among officers to perform a daily escort, with questions about public safety duties and uniformed escort assignments.
Fragmentary notes mention Amity cents Moll Raven and a theater figure in the Western Vaudeville circuit. Text is incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear names, offering no solid events, dates, or outcomes to summarize beyond listing potential performers and places.
A bill introduced by Senator La Follatte seeks creation of a tariff commission to advise on duties and import policy. It would appoint ten members from diverse sectors, limit party skew, set ten year terms, and propose a $10,000 annual pay, with annual renewals for the chair. The bill also covers potential suspension of duties and reflects wartime trade concerns.
March 21 report from Loula details a collision involving a vehicle steered by Biptro Catlin resulting in injuries to three occupants, including Catlin and Reynold, an attorney. The scene was at Parkt near Salt Lake City while the group was socializing after unspecified matters.
Utah Grand Army of the Republic leaders met in Ogden to discuss securing the 1909 national encampment for Salt Lake City. The Ogden gathering, hosted by the MirLagan Post, evaluated attendance projections of 8,000 to 20,000 veterans and favored Salt Lake City as the encampment site, though implications for statewide venues were debated.
A garbled report describes Grand Army of the Republic members urging allied support to complete the Ogden to Salt Lake road. It notes a guaranteed 46 cent transport fare and efforts to align logistics for the 1909 encampment in Lake Guylwok, with references to Utal and national temper.
Police pursue a case involving Olga, a four year old girl reported missing. Investigators and international authorities have tracked leads across roughly a dozen countries without locating her. A retired milther appeals for public help as authorities search for the girl by conventional and international methods.
Calvin DeMuty of Chicago lost to Ho A Wright of San Francisco by 8 to 267 in the national amateur championship. DeMuty showed a strong early game but Wright’s steady play and sharp safety preserved the San Francisco victory in a long, cautious affair.
A fragmented Washington fragment mentions a state department report and a farmer named Alex Y Heid in management circles. It references a tanking business inquiry and a possible 42 figure, with unclear connections to Germany and harvests. The text is garbled.
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