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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes mention various names and local terms across Portland with references to merchants and pricing. The text lists disparate items such as packing, gear, and discounts, but no coherent event or clear facts beyond partial names and locations.
Ogden city items report a May 6 public event at First Presbyterian church and Armory. Local market and tax notes include warranty details, dairy and feed ads, and plans for a new school fundraiser. Community notes mention a bear removal, bridge party, and police activity regarding street hazards and a potential rail project impact.
A brief item notes a trend of refurbishing vintage jewelry, highlighting craft and style shifts as pieces regain use. The piece mentions multiple makers and customers seeking updated designs while preserving original materials and character.
Diphtheria struck the Ziemer family at their residence on Wenavelfth street. Fred Ziemer, second son of Mr and Mrs Ziemer, died at age four after being helped by a doctor. His younger brother Andrew also died within days, while John Terlfont a visitor fell ill but survived. Funeral arrangements were noted with interment at Soursain View cemetery. Authorities hoped the disease had been eradicated with no other family cases.
Officials estimate frost caused about 100000 in fruit crop damage across Weber county. North Ogden remains the only largely unscathed area while orchards in Hooper Roy and nearby towns show heavy losses to apples pears and peaches.
William Weaver, a respected resident of Weber County, died at his home after a lengthy illness. Born in Collierell Shropshire, England, he was 82 years old and survived by four sons, four daughters, 42 grandchildren, and many great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the First Ward meeting house at 2 p.m. Monday, with burial at the cemetery from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday.
A garbled recount discusses a dispute over a Toward thy house declaration and a disagreement with Morgady A regarding a New York correspondent's tale. It centers on whether a wandered animal is a deer or a cow and the legality of actions based on that classification.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering involving Dr. J. Toattan and several women at Vander Sift cup events. Mentions Kirk Wareénreating machines, preparations for a fast prevention contest, and references to a train, Revera makers, and a recent market event in New York.
A switchman was injured at 2 20 this morning while handling cars near the Southern Prairie freight house. He fell from a top car, struck his head and face, and was bleeding from the mouth. He was taken to hospital as doctors assessed possible internal injuries. his family lives on Twenty Fourth Street and Marion County residents are well known in the area.
The New Tailoring Company of Ogden filed articles of incorporation under Utah law with a capital of 7500,000? 1 609 shares of 3 par value. Directors include H. E. Atchison Joseph Giles M. E. Atchison and E M. Gila all of Ogden and T. St Somban of Salt Lake City. Attorney Joseph Ches represents the incorporators.
A historical notice outlines bicycle rules in the city, reserving the central curb lane for bicycles on streets without car tracks. Bicyclists may ride with or without lamps, must stay to the right, and yield to opposing traffic when meeting others.
The Daten Tabermacke choir directed by Mr Joseph Raliantyan plans a cantata titled First Cariasae by C Whitnes Chom to be presented in one hour with an audience supper. Local committee members include John J McClelan Havace gine flan Hartase Pred Graham Myrir Ballinger and AL RAG smith. A jewelry store burglary at Kayavttle damaged rings watches and other items with suspects possibly linked to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
The Austin team defeated Becker and Keefe to win the Hunter Vase as the tournament wrapped up today. Favorable conditions gave way to a tense finish with several shooters dropping from the lead. Keefe, Meeker, and Austin led the field, and the event featured a pivotal shoot-off to decide the winner. The day also included plans for a match between B. Ht. Lore OL Ban Lake and W. F. Davis of Trim tam, postponed to the next annual meet.
May 4 report from La Junta Colorado details wreck of Santa Fe passenger train No 3 bound to Durango. At least nine people killed and many injured. engineer and several guards heroically helped evacuate passengers as the locomotive derailed in a fog bank. Injured include Harold Cumintors Chicago Jos Harting San Francisco and Mabel Howe with head and facial injuries.
Notice states the stockholders of Ogdeaa Hydrocee Light and Heating will meet at the company offices on Wash Ave Opies Utah May 18 1909 at 2 pm to elect officers and conduct other business. Signed T Aly ord Bory
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