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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
3
Maslin advertises a week long sale on undergarments with items ranging from $1.00 to $14.00. It promotes women and children’s underwear, shirts, and trims, noting fabrics, styles, and assorted sizes for ages four to fourteen.
The last will and testament of the late Martha Hebrew was filed by executors Charles C. Grant and L Brown in Que probate division. It details bequests to Fraveoy Anderson May and May Anderson Brown, monthly payments to a single daughter, and equal division to Bruce L. Grown if she marries. It notes tutentorial provisions for other children and family, with total estate value unspecified.
Miscellaneous items from a Utah newspaper segment cover a boxing event at Ogden Turf Exchange, legal notices against defendants in Elko and Lincoln counties, a funeral service for Edward Critchlow, property for sale near Salt Lake, and local social notices. The page also notes a convention of medical association leaders and a jury verdict in a personal injury case.
A chaotic OCR recounts legal actions including a $20,000 claim against Alexine Waal and Lloyd Healy for failure to provide lights on the yard, a $20,000 insurance action, and a defendant Bailey facing a new trial. It mentions Bailey found guilty in a separate Glen Road case, and Pan Lehman bound over for burglary with bonds set at $800.
Telegrapher delegates from Southern Pacific districts gather under Superintendent McManson to discuss wage issues. The meeting involves Union officials, officers and visitors, with no operator trouble reported while preparations for a westward convocation continue and a European converts party enters the region.
An Ogden Gun Club event awards $380 to the winners and details a team based trap shooting competition. Participants will face 50 target rounds at 16 yards with fees and team changes outlined, and Matheny will set the tempo for the next match.
Jewelry ads describe new novelties in rings belts pins and beauty pins sold at Little prices. The ad lists enameled gilt metal pins from 15 cents to 1 25 dollars and mentions carved back counts plain or target designs with new wing pattern and veil pin set offering a large pin and three small pins for 35 cents.
Readable text shows a local shop offering a mix of children’s goods and general accessories. Items include belts from Buster Brown, cube toilet pins, hooks and eyes, and assorted stockings or novelty wear. Prices noted are minimal, with a sale emphasis on new stock.
A garbled advert claims the largest shipment of pony stockings, touting leather wear for children and adults. It emphasizes low RAM priced stock at 25 cents and asserts mothers endorse the product, though phrasing is unclear and promotional in tone.
Fragmentary inventory lists various garments and prices, including vests, girls and ladies wear, cotton outfits with trim, onion suits, and boy’s clothing. The text is garbled and hard to parse.
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