Ogden Hydro Care stockholders meeting scheduled May 15
The annual stockholders meeting of Ogden Hydro Care will be held at SMG Wash. Ave on May 15 at 2 pm to elect new officers and transact other business as may come before the meeting.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
4
The annual stockholders meeting of Ogden Hydro Care will be held at SMG Wash. Ave on May 15 at 2 pm to elect new officers and transact other business as may come before the meeting.
The article fragment reports a man named Thomas Hetteruog killed by a monte in Ottawa Canada. It notes he was a widower and had a yearlong residence with a brother in law Foreman Adit fh. Browthag and relatives in Canty Hymderioa. The text is garbled but preserves the fatality and bereavement context.
Report notes a funeral service at Layton for Mrs. Alieg imrelad with interment at the Galen Club cemetery. The scene includes music by Dbolt, names of attendees, and a later reference to a legal case about notes tied to Orden. European theatre plans and monu ment events are mentioned with several performers and conductors listed.
A chaotic street scene unfolds as a vehicle crashes near Twenty Fourth Street causing delays and injuries. Witnesses describe the driver’s quick action to stop, bystanders aiding, and a man directing traffic to clear the wreckage while emergency crews respond. Nearby reports mention community events, an insurance sale, and local notices, including arrests and court actions in progress.
Three men, Wythe Wythe and Labas, await preliminary hearings after arrest for burglary and related charges in a case described as among the oldest in years. The defendants faced accusations tied to a store break in and a separate break in at Phra Suna Pave. The court plans a brief trial, with anticipated motions and protests shaping the proceedings.
In a morning ruling Judge Murphy dismissed the libel case against George Glasmann. The Standard Publishing Co. was found not liable as owner, editor, or author. Glasmann released from the suit. A separate charge against Halversen for publishing the complaint of Henry Wersler to unseat him was postponed and he faces suspension by the Od Fellows and the funeral services order.
The Independent Telephone companies and Utah Light & Railway report a strike by electrical workers affecting service. Widespread work halts delay substation projects and wire stringing while management says no concessions or new improvements will occur until the dispute settles. Public telephone service may be disrupted as talks continue.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Civil War veteran death with scattered names and places. Key entities are garbled. no clear date, place, or survivor details emerge beyond generic reference to a veteran and war service.
The Post Office announces an examination for clerk carrier positions in the city on May 25. Salaries range from 500 to 1,100 dollars across grades. Promotions depend on quarterly evaluations and efficiency. Auxiliary staff paid thirty cents an hour. Applicants should apply to the local secretary of the Civil Service district at the San Francisco post office.
A Mintpart dispatch reports a high altitude balloon observed this morning over Cape Girondean. The craft altered its course toward the north as it drifted over the river area, with witnesses including Arronauty McKay noting the unusual ascent.
A crack shot nun leads a field of competitors arriving for the shootlog event at Lovelock. The crowd expects a large turnout as participants prepare for daily exhibitions and trophy displays in Sieck era Jewelry window. Prizes totaling nearly 9000 will be awarded in the winter event.
The readable text is garbled with misplaced words and missing context making specifics unclear. It mentions meat, a map, and prospects but no identifiable people or organizations.
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