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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines advertising rates and positions for The Breaky Standard paper dated February 1 1903. It lists per inch charges for various page areas including special positions daily reads and top of column placements. It advertises contracts for weekly or biweekly ads and asserts subscription superiority and price protections.
Plain City and North Ogden will face a small toll on each telephone call. Haines Harrison of the Dell Telephone Company said a tariff plan is needed to offset losses from local lines. The plan includes a monthly charge to Plain City and North Ogden to cover fixed costs. The company notes profits rely on long distance and phantom tolls, not local calls, with 76 local subscribers and monthly losses around 2300.
Utah officials announce Section 147 enforcement to bar sale of fruit infested with pests or disease. Inspectors and deputies may seize and destroy infected lots and shipments held for sale, with penalties for violations.
An agricultural note explains worm life stages in apples, detailing two broods, seasonal behavior, and recommended sprays from above down to combat infestations. It covers timing, bands, leafing, and postharvest cleanup, plus advisories on records and education for growers and teachers.
A fragmentary report outlines Congressman Murphy urging a full inquiry into Judges Philipps and McPhernan of Missouri and their alleged ties with railroad attorneys. It notes the governor’s dismissive stance, calls for public accountability, and references federal court guidance on keeping bands off state courts amid cheap fare debates.
A fragment discusses Japanese and U S prison contrasts, arguing Japan’s system offers vocational training and family support while American prisons focus on punishment. It notes prisoners learn geography arithmetic reading and writing, and mentions a man named Bales and a foreign scholar evaluating inmates.
The Colorado Journal News reports smudge pots helped Grand Valley gain fame after a key victory last week. Ranchers in Stee County battled drought and storms, fearing a poor harvest, while fire pot manufacturers saw a hopeful outlook for future crops and regional fruit growers.
The text recounts a troubled year for ranchers amid political shifts and a controversial murder case. Preston, accused of complicity in Deputy Sheriff Raymond Clark’s death, is released from jail after a claim of guilt emerges but lacks trial. A key editor questions the truth of the confession while detailing the suspect’s troubled past and possible motives.
A London lawyer named Ratellite travels to Albase to take note in a case. During the proceedings he repeatedly mispronounces Alban as Alban and provokes quiet amusement from the court. After the session he bids farewell to the Alban attendees, angering Mr. Cuma who protests the misnaming.
A fragmented passage discusses drepery and its atmosphere, noting tension between a masculine presence and spaces consecrated to exclusively feminine use. The text hints at a restyled drapery setting that feels out of place within its refined, gendered surroundings.
Fragmentary notes refer to education and knowledge, with unclear names and dates. The text hints at a discussion of merit and learning, mentioning Whay and S51 as possible sources or figures but lacks coherent details or event structure.
D Young of Richfield, manager of Western Construction, visited Salt Lake City to confirm his company completed a 50 mile canal from Methfield to Redmond in Sevier county. The Sevier Valley canal will irrigate about 22 000 acres, including 1 000 acres owned by the state and the rest by Berker county landowners. Construction began last August with about 100 000 spent. He noted frost impact on local fruit crops.
Half Laks, Map S-Jack Bales faces charges for theft of harness trimmings and alleged assault. He was taken into custody for preparing the war return to Montana. He pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and was released on recognizance but immediately rearrested for Montana officers.
Notices posted at the United States Amelting and Retoing plant at Sur ray order all Greeks Austrians and Kal-nine to quit and receive May pay by Thursday noon. White workers staying out due to strikers’ action may collect May pay later, while the furnaces have burned out and operations are suspended. Officials in Salt Lake will handle further action. Gunfire has ceased but tension remains as two Creek men displayed revolvers yesterday.
Pitener Apnia Bringa drove in the winning run in the ninth as Salt Lake, in a neck and neck finish, scored the decisive run on Annis's pitching. Annis worked the final innings while Thomas and Thomas anchored the enemy's effort. Full game details show late rally and strong pitching from Salt Lake's lineup.
A string of burglaries struck Kaysville and Rareville last night. Saloons and stores including Stewartflurton, Ik T Mercantile, Under moms, and Jensen's galoon were ransacked. While valuables were taken, drawers were opened and small amounts looted. revolvers disappeared from Smith & Wesson and the HalJ Mercantile. local minister Mise Rehoffield involved in an late evening incident.
Reported late night burglaries hit a milliner's apartments between 2:36 and 4:00 a.m. Four young women frightened the intruders when the door was forced. Officers arrived within minutes. three arrest attempts by Officer Thotnaneen yielded no solid ties to the crime. A night operator nearby alerted residents, scaring off the burglars before evidence tied them to the scene.
Provo May 9 The case of Ernest Acpestis Kelly charged with voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Waycaster at American Ford April 4 was heard in the Fourth district court before Judge Tooth. Jury members included Canby Beott Edward Vincent Joseph Jentec William Thomas Jr Joseph F Wilkins Karl J Thomson Swen J Nelson and John Wadley. State testimony held that Kelly and Waycaster quarreled and Waycaster attempted to boot Kelly, firing two or three shots. A scuffle followed and Kelly took Waycaster's pistol and shot him fatally. Kelly contends the shooting was in defense.
A passenger on the Karen race special train from Balt Lake to Ogden reports a large coal fragment shattered a window and struck Francis Kelly, injuring her face and cheekbone. Paramedics treated her at the Frog Hotel after arrival. cause uncertain, with theories of a coal lump falling from a car end or being thrown from outside.
Alfred Altree manager of Atlas Loan was stabbed and severely wounded by W L Bartlett on West Second South Street Wednesday evening. Ten wounds were inflicted, including near the armpit and arm. Bartlett was arrested about 9 pm by Patrolman Graloa and held in jail as Altree’s condition remained serious but not fatal.
May 30 1910 liquor dealers of Salt Lake met at the Turandot hotel building to form a temporary organization aimed at aiding city officials in enforcing temperance laws and ordinances. The group planned permanent setup next Sunday with Eacenn Wil We named president and Loa Govlet as local precursor. committees were formed and other officers to be chosen.
Stockholders are notified to meet on the tak day of May 1269 at 70 o’clock am for the purpose of amending the
Incorporation records show amendments striking faction eight and employment paragraph for Lin F. Achlageter as general manager, replacing with a plan for rehiring a general manager. Secretary Jensen certifies the document. Ogden Utah, April 20.
Ogden City Council announces plan to create paving district from 4th to 9th Streets and related streets. It details asphalt resurfacing with nepahlum, curb and gutter, and local taxes assessed over 60 feet frontage. Public objections invited at City Hall by May 15, 1909.
In the District Court of Weber County Utah a private sale is announced for the guardianship of minors Dot Kulebt Hartlaga and Waldo Fy. Hastings. The sale on or after May 26 1903 covers multiple parcels in Ogden City including parts of lots and blocks in Plat A B C. Terms: cash or 10 percent cash and rest by mortgage within one year. Anna M. Hartings guardian.
The fragment mentions a remedy named Mattan Pils Remedy used directly on affected parts to reduce swelling and itching. Pricing and supplier names appear garbled, referencing Uru and Depot Brus Bwre with unclear costs.
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