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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
3
A clutter of scattered items describes sales of sewing machines at Singer store, car notices about a Mitchell auto, and various local business and crime notices. It notes trades in boards and furniture, robberies in Halleck, and a pneumonia death of a jeweler, with mixed arrivals and community chatter across multiple names and places.
Amid elaborate prepations the Unity of Cangungreal Travelers announce banners tin horns and colored umbrellas for a Sage 7 to 9 celebration at Weber club. No professionals eligible. Committee seeks business support and invitations to join in a large traveling picnic plan with a seven thousand envelope campaign and fresh stock on order.
Lely Ogden crew arrived in Omaha shortly after noon after leaving at 6:18 yesterday evening. The Tartiman apecia trio of cars ran a record THY from Ogden to Omaha covering about 9 fraction over 1071 miles in 18 hours 28 minutes. Average speed exceeded 60 miles per hour despite heavy grades through the Hacky Mountains. The run compares favorably with time of the overnight Chiefze and New York trains on faster tracks.
In Grace Gyopbill versus W M Campbell the Second District Court heard the case after the Supreme Court debated state court jurisdiction in alimony matters. The judge reserved decision, noting the defendant had not been president of the court for a year prior to the alleged desertion.
An incoherent OCR fragment notes a contract awarded to a firm for equipment at the Ogden Backing and Prayiston plant. It mentions a fire inquiry, contract extension, and Vulcan Iron Works, with references to a Tecal company and a large scale pipe and compressor system.
Former Ogden mayor Charles M. Brough travels toward New York to consult experts in an effort to regain health and standing. He notes the South’s growth and Arkansas prospects, speaks with friends in Ogden, and plans several days of visits before continuing his journey.
The notice records several real estate transfers including Angle V Rankin to Paul L Karlen for part of Lot 1, Block 10 in South Garden survey, and John A Mostan and wife to AL Aly Wenger for part of the northern quarter of Keeton Township. James L West Mingle W fraith to W G Ridges involves Lot 2e Bleek and Wand mannee addition. A funeral for Gererude Denkers is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fifth Ward meeting. A horse hitching incident on Grant Avenue caused no damages. The Roony ioyn will perform at the Talernacle on Tuesday with “The Jaen and the Monee” at the Grand Opera House tonight. The piece notes audience reactions to the Gracia and Upton season, with mixed attendance and appreciation.
In Teques, clerk Rob Weatherspoon resisted participation claiming he would send a representative. Anatworthy poked at his head as his name was called. Weatherspoon later entered, pleaded guilty to a lesser part, and the judge postponed the main trial to 3 PM for further proceedings.
A report describes a private car Purdue and a theatrical company relocation in Grand, with operator Deeth and W. Rosenbaum. Railmen plan a shichytay leave of absence, coal hoist repairs at Harriman shop, and coal moved by handling crews. Officials from Ogden visit Winona and Los Angeles on a pleasure trip. a three-car train tours Green River and Salt Lake City.\
The Option San Francisco General Relief Committee authorizes payments at 2382 Washington Avenue on May 5 between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. Signatures include H. T. Dyer and P. O. Cushnehan as treasurer James Mackwell and others. The total amount is 34,180.10.
A letter from the Franklin Institute of Tennessee announces that J M Browning of the city has been awarded a medal and a cash prize of $20 for his invention. The notice notes Browning’s work on a patent related device and mentions the award as a public honor, with the parcel shipped to Ogden this week amid local pride in his achievement.
The text outlines court events including a motion for a new trial in a case involving Can son Tovart Company versus Joseph W. Gisham, with references to Weller County and a trial date in question. It notes advisement, a motion for a new trial, and a judge named Howell with attorney involvement by George Vermich and Bevis.
In police court T Grew Miller Cetth and G Marat faced charges of drunkenness and related conduct. Numerous defendants pleaded guilty or not, with scattered accounts of arrests near freight yards and city streets. One man, Malone, was held for investigation and later confined pending further inquiry.
A garbled OCR item notes a train delay and theatrical reference with scattered words. The fragment mentions The Lion and the Mouse, a tomb, and dates or times unclear, leaving only a hint of service disruption and a possible location or line marker.
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