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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented notices detail Weber County fruit crop damage from storms, Western Union opening Tonopah office, and county officials planning exams and registrations. Mentions include Alfred Reynally, Walker, Weatherbs, Weather’s meat market, and purchase of property near 27th and Pacific.
The article notes a display at a North Ogion exhibit featuring manual training works and a depth related institute event. Teachers described as benefactors discuss their roles while a guest list includes Me a Henderson and other local figures.
In the muellar of Spiny G. Hees et al versus Me Ogden Waterworks Company a motion to transfer waterworks case to the federal court at Gallalte was granted. The court action involves a dispute over water service and corporate liability. The case centers on alleged mismanagement and questions of jurisdiction as the parties seek resolution in federal court.
W. W. Corer announces Corey Construction secured the contract to build a wall and Taylor road works near Twin Falls. The project requires about 500 men and 1000 workers at peak, with equipment moving from Idaho next week. Crews currently number 150 teams and 400 men on the High Line section, expanding to 200 teams and 800 workers as work progresses. The job is to be finished by December 1.
The article reports that three suspects at the core of a theft plot, including Moloney and Dixtrid Attorney Halverson, have begun pleas to charges. One ally will likely plead guilty while the other accomplice is expected to plead at upcoming court sessions. Authorities express no opinion on Sullivan's guilt amid two confessed partners.
A wayward young girl detained in Salt Lake City custody was placed under juvenile court supervision in Patton In the Juvenile court and later released on parole. The court warned that failure to comply with probation could send her to Stanley Industrial School for confinement. Her father reclaimed her, and the judge noted a chance for reform ahead.
Fragmentary text appears as a letter or memo referencing William H. Mownlfora of Thirban Xow Bowl Mrtew, addressed to Mayor Grasminmy about an 1870 inquiry on information concerning a house in England. The garbled lines mention a grandfather, a year 1870, and a request to evaluate a descendant's schooling.
A Salt Lake City school district article describes students attending an athletic meet in Salt Lake today. Teachers and staff organize events tied to the Lewis Clark exposition, parade participation, and a field trip to Taylor Canyon.
A colored man described as one of the town’s least desirable elements was arrested on vagrancy charges. He pleaded not guilty and was fined $90 with the sentence suspended to enable him to depart the town. Police note a history of petty thefts but lack decisive housebreaking proof. The judge defended the policy of removing vagrants to keep the town peaceful.
Chas O'Brien a pioneer and long-time Butt resident traveled toward Salt Lake for a Western Federation of Miners funeral. He earlier helped build towns in Nevada and stood prominently in Austin’s mining affairs. Nevada’s mining towns produced many notable figures, from W B McCormick to P H Lannan, reflecting a bond among the era’s miners and builders.
Mr Clark a prominent Tailefonder in the United States returns after long absence. A train reception committee from O K R C will greet him. Funeral services for Mrs Wallace were held yesterday afternoon at her daughter’s residence with Rev Thomasayn of the Presbyterian Mission officiating.
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A list of six races for Decoration Day with purses from 4 to 106 dollars. Entries, including first and second prize events, are accepted at Bernard Richardson's Grocery, 267 24th Wivers, until Saturday May 27 at midnight.
Monthly state health board release shows 17363 population in 40 cities and 14 towns with 250 births and 2100 deaths from all causes. Mortality broken by disease includes nervous system, respiratory, circulatory, and infant conditions with incomplete mortality returns from some counties.
Saturday events at the fair feature heavy purses and rising interest as Miss Wright, Miss Cumwell, and others secure large sums in the contest for young ladies. Names from Weber and Plain City appear in results and local deeds are filed with county records.
Ogden Utah May 16 which if not called three in two weeks will be sent by the detail letter ofice. A long list of gentleman names follows including Zapom Gast Murphy Clb Allen Porigmalt Baral Pronk Palay Betws Bryan Fred Pownan Geo Parent F T Brown Be Pawerd John Ve Bauven Hartog Tarke Jo Hy Gurliss Harold Bass Lerberts Chase Harry Rogers Wy Ls Gorak Tom Rambo M Erwin Wallace Randolphy WV F Unser A Rew Filagernid WW Serwenty Aresiedey holds 1 Auberty Hs Greenbaich Le Granth Alex Storer Charles Hibb Joby Hi Simpson Ty Hickeninoper Silbangh Wat Handley J T Bearlett Geo Hayes suntiad Be Inekaan ATU A Thal Martin Kearns M Totton OB Lichan Miki Taylor Ty He Taney Aly Thy Thomas We He Morey Lawrence Vanfoacon Morgans Tantes Wht Murphys Alyors St Wright Bl McAdam AH Wand 8 Martin C H Wipstey Anton Murder M b Wilpon Arthus McMinis Leduard Verrats Stellaudss Pr Home Cullnre chi addins List AL Wrauil Mek Willan Mles Cato Boyd Mrs Baker Tite Mrs Warine Gren Mrs Lizzi Marnsing Mrs Coe Vietferon Mrs TMulsom AUS Troage Mrs Mays Myrele Hefferon Mrs Smith Mrs Henry Clayme Bhorkes Alas Johnson Nissiace Netlie HOS H DAVIS OE SCAN THE WANT ADS SCAN THE WANT ADS GAN THE WANT ADE
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