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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented notice references U S inspected passed stamps and cautions buyers to ensure authenticity. It implies strict adherence to inspection status when purchasing items and warns against faking stamps or taking chances.
The item lists a German concert next Thursday with ticket details and mentions a new board of examiners created by a recent legislature. It notes a court action involving Bidney Brovens and Buckmiller, a property sale pitch, and local residents affected by hearings. Further items reference a Tabernacle concert, a widow’s death, and various local business notices.
The text describes a chaotic assembly around a ceremony linked to sport promotion, with unclear organizers, dates, and locations. It mentions riders, crowds, and a memorial exercise, with scattered references to a parade, veterans, and a high school setting. The wording is garbled but centers on a public event featuring a track or athletic program and ceremonial displays.
A careful assessment details a multi location burglary spree at Proudfit's and neighboring shops. Thieves pried open windows, smashed safes, and looted cutlery, razors, watches, and other valuables valued in the low hundreds, using improvised entry points and leaving notices behind while authorities pursue leads. The haul included two safety razors, knives, and assorted small items from the store displays. The incident spanned across the front and back sections, with break-ins traced to the rear blacksmith area and adjacent shops. Police described the method as professional and coordinated, with evidence pointing to deliberate planning and escape via back routes. The investigation names the involved premises and notes the stolen goods are being counted for insurance and restitution.
The court detailed a theft at a wharf with the suspect admitting to the act. A magistrate ordered payment of penance and probation terms while warning of further action if violated. The defendant faced charges including larceny and related property offenses, with custody or bail pending additional proceedings.
The Richards libel cases against Arantand Publishing and Wiltem Glasmany faced delays as witnesses failed to attend court and attorneys cited scheduling conflicts. Judge Maughan postponed trials, noting readiness and possible June dates, while both sides pressed for immediate trial options and continuations. The record shows repeated absences and shifting plans by Richards and Glasmann's teams, affecting progress toward a verdict.
An essay argues many are not perfectly healthy due to nervous system strain from coffee and modern life. It claims one in three are ill, links health to a well ordered nervous system, and warns the brain and stomach connect to overall wellness. It describes symptoms, possible cures, and cautions against complacency in the face of illness.
Ogden shoppers are promised deep discounts at a moving sale by the Thom a Horne Massie Co formerly Chamberlains Music Co. The store touts spring rate reductions on high quality pianos with prices from seventy five to ten hundred dollars, plus generous terms. A new Ausetophone and an electric air compressor are highlighted as attractions.
Mr. Bhealy of Cau Tot Springs was mauled by a large bulldog at 9 a m near Washington Avenue and Twentieth Street. He sustained two wounds and was taken to hospital after the dog was restrained in a water trough by holding the animal’s head underwater to free his leg. The dog’s owner will be contacted and the animal is to be killed.
The Knights of Columbus held a state council meeting to elect officers and discuss growth. OCW Te Maginale was named state deputy, with Parenti, Lee, Hamer, Merilanis, Wickert, and Horgan among others elected or appointed. delegates backed a plan for the national convention.
In a multistate dispute involving Idaho Utah and Nevada, delegates debated a plan to assign enrollment rights to individual states, with Utah and Nevada potentially governed by state governments within a year. Recesses and unclear votes followed as discussions stalled and no action was agreed.
An irregular rail excursion notice lists selling dates May 27 30 June 3 7 12. The trips travel to Chicago Minneapolis and other points with sleeping cars and standard tourist service. Times mention departures in late afternoon with connections and pricing details noted for the event.
Workers at mills across southern New Raglan are set to receive wage increases of about 10 percent starting May 1. The move follows a recently announced agreement and affects tens of thousands of operatives, with Providence mills and others in the region reporting the wage hikes.
An article fragment notes a trip from Ogden to Portland aboard the Osar Spoke with Wash and return. It mentions theater and election topics at the Mattacry Institute of Technology and a presidential mention of Wherlee. The piece references Carnegie funds and a governance committee, with Wheeler as a central but unclear figure.
Fragmentary OCR describes railroad operations and timing issues with mentions of Ninthenth arena and Hateht street. Readable details are sparse. no concrete actions, dates, or entities can be confirmed from the garbled segment.
Major Peters founder of the werehricem system of Cwilfurnia died in Shdeelty after a fall at the pete. Authorities say he was thrown during an incident and sustained injuries. The event occurred in California earlier this month.
A church official, Coralie, presiding deacon, pledges aid to street car workers on strike. The appeal urges support for the men at Chicago and related depots, citing hardship and calling for ten day aid from parishioners and local organizations. Emergency funds and meals are mentioned.
Fragmented report outlines a murder case at Goldfield with defendants Heathhond and Ne Urlet facing extended proceedings. Attorneys for Hog dispute evidence and timing, while a tense timeline shows motions and delays pushing potential outcomes toward May 38.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a local sports or event notice. The readable fragment references a wrestling event or match with names or teams unclear. The piece remains undecipherable but conveys an attempt to announce a forthcoming bout or card.
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