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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
7
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a phone line and business office with garbled words. It references GE Bell and unclear numbers or labels, suggesting an old telegraph or telephone notice with corrupted text and incomplete phrases. The readable items are minimal and lack clear actions or dates.
Fragmentary wartime era clipped notices list Ogden residents, advertisements, addresses, occupations, and brief local events. It mentions Ogden trends, coal and lime deliveries, burglary reports, a sanitation advert, and a large array of names and places with scattered dates and prices.
Hal Lake May 102 A grand jury inquiry unfolds with district attorney Booth pressing secrecy. Reported tensions arise over witness control and potential indictments. In unrelated crime notes a burglary at a South West Street home yielded jewelry thefts valued in the hundreds of dollars. couple Pickaring affected while others escaped.
The Lincoln J, Carter's Dowd Mobile Band join in a neon themed concert. A lively program titled Ailer's Big Show promises a night of music and spectacle at Tabernacle Square on Monday May 8.
A piano recital by visually impaired students at Wilahy School for the Blind is set for Tuesday evening. The program features pieces by Crulle Baug, Mazurka, Narev Song, Andante, Bohmowah, Stainer Bow, and works by Mozart and Langay among others, with performers including Lulu AMteDonald, Pilen Youtsatrow, and Lulu McDogalil.
Ida Balter serves as secretary announcing a meeting for members of Quicon City Thakehil at 2 pm on Sunday May 7. The notice directs attendance and notes the event details in a formal civic tone.
A garbled Washington manuscript notes a royal visitor, Ti-Prince Calanna, with his son Prog Marlo Calanna, arriving from New York. The passage hints at an international alliance and a wish to view America as part of a son’s education, mentioning Prince Glowwan and Prince Mecon.
President Roosevelt and officials, including Vice President Polibanus and Senator Dolliver, were to speak before about 1,000 Methodist delegates in Baltimore. The address linked the nation’s history with Methodist influence, highlighting constitutional democracy and democratic independence amid a flowing program of debates and receptions.
The district court issued orders granting petitions for guardianship and administration of estates. Matilda Towns received funds and letters of administration with will annexed were granted. One case awarded $3,400 for estate and guardianship and other securities were directed for account settlement and custody.
Chicago dispatch reports Rockwell Sage offers a bounty on cats amid cat clubs protests. Five hundred cats killed at ten cents each, plus rewards for the largest, second largest, and third largest numbers killed by a party. The offer may extend to December with conditions and a letter from Mr Sayre urging swift action to protect homes and children.
A distressed account details a tenant clashing with a landlord over repairs and vacant houses, with talk of moving, rent disputes, and threats of leaving. The piece paints a tense urban scene where inhabitants weigh staying or departing as tensions rise.
A fragmented essay advocates female household efficiency and moral conduct. It critiques domestic neglect, urges tidiness, economical chores, and polite behavior while urging women to perform duties with dignity. The text contrasts traditional roles with evolving expectations and emphasizes harmony and self-improvement in the home.
Notice is given that personal property described as a trunk, chandelier, chairs, table, bicycle, casks, and other listed items will be sold to satisfy a lien held by the undersigned on the end day of December 190, by the underwritten chanceman to pay the debt. The items include a chair, trunk, coffer, bicycle, and various household goods.
Legal notice records a solo table couler items stored by the undersigned at the warehouse near 2nd and Washington Arena Ogden City Utah. It lists bedding furniture and a loom with tentative sale on the 6th day of a month at 12:00 noon, under the name A. D. Addde.
Notice is hereby given that Melvin of the undetermined debtor's property stored in the warehouse of Allen Allen at the corner of Twenty third and Washington avenue Ogden City Utah on June 1 1908 to satisfy storage charges of 0.50. The list includes a stove pine six cylinder vehicle wire spring violin two bed parts center table and other household goods. Auction at 12:00 noon at the warehouse corner of Twenty third and Washington avenue Ogden Utah.
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