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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
3
This week specials feature Ladies' vests and undergarments at low prices including Kull mutts and corsets. Also offered are soft shawls, children's knit pants, and white underwear with values up to eight dollars. Extra wide selection in the wardrobe department with gowns and corset covers.
A divorce suit against Arnald Matthews arises from a marriage in Biman City Ioho in 1007 with Mathawa, an actor at the Winhna theater, living apart for years. The note recounts the estrangement, lack of contact, and ongoing legal action as the case proceeds before Attorney O Connall Jey.
Fragmented newspaper items show a variety of ads and legal notices. The court sentence mentions Hans Whixins with unclear details, while ads promote cheap toys, clothing, and household goods, including a large sale on children's shoes and a broad real estate loan offer.
In a district court session on May 22 and May 22, 1905, several divorces were granted. Cases include Elizabeth Hamilton vs Thom as Lamiton and Ava B Gramwell vs William Crapeyell with notices of final decrees. The court adjourned after proceedings with couples congratulating each other and relations announced for remediable settlements.
Freight crews on the 5 P line between Oyden and Mont Alto report larger shifts and rising costs across departments. Superintendent Mangon and Division Engineers plan a West Coast trip to review conditions. General Manager Bancroft and officials discuss upcoming work as weather slows progress and shop plants close for the weekend.
Frederick Collins an elderly resident living near Weehligto and Eighteenth streets was knocked down while walking on Washington Avenue at the corner of Eighteenth and fell unconscious. Deputy County Clerk Harry Hales and a passerby assisted him, and he was taken home. He has been a longtime invalid on pension and medical care, with doctors warning the shock of the fall could worsen his condition.
In Paris on May 1 an explosion tore through the grinding room of the Ye Saya Sugar refinery. Initial reports say two people died and forty-two were burned or otherwise injured as workers were struck by flying debris and heat.
New York May 22 Fifteen persons were injured in a collision of trolley cars at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. Four are believed fatally hurt. The most seriously injured include Andrew Webbe Wilton B Wayne George Meuhuss and George Staith all from Tronkists. Vehicles wrecked and brakes failed in the crash.
A one story building on Grant Avenue near Browning and Hinde will house a Mader Automobile House. The firm plans showrooms for automobiles from compact to heavy touring cars and a full service department including livery and repairs. The owners, Browning and associates, expect to serve Ogden and the Intermountain country as they introduce new makes and establish a large local automobile business with strong ventilation and ample space.
Funeral services for Mrs. Milenor Smurthwaile were held at the Smurthwaile residence on Jefferson avenue with Bishop Wotherpann presiding. Hymns included Jesus Lover of My Soul and Wonderful Words of Life, sung by Charles Kent and Miss Ellen Thomas. Speakers were Jolson del Watson, William Tollet, Dr. J. X. Allen, Rev S. Elderkin, and Isaben Wathersman. Interment followed at Ogden City Cemetery.
Washington May 22 the publicity bill requiring publicity of exproprial contraptions was passed by the House today by 160 to 126. The Grompacker amendment failed. The amendment would slow the effect of reducing congressional representation in Southern states. It is believed the bill will not pass the Senate.
A muttered courtroom scene recounts a gabby lawyer quoting a new fault about kleptomania. The witness alleges the prisoner, Keptonanta, was taught a misdeed, while the judge presses for a clear definition as a man faces shoplifting charges before the court.
Muddled OCR fragment follows a barber scene with fictional names and scattered phrases. Characters Catherine Sherwood and others drift through a harbor setting, with diverging spellings and garbled actions. The text hints at a narrative puzzle, but concrete events or outcomes are unclear.
George Williams, jailed on a charge of robbing the Siele residence on Washington avenue May 11, faces a possible jail term as sheriffs reports show he could not have reached Ogden before 4 56 p m on the travel date. He is also suspected in an additional Union Pacific car robbery case. officers link him to a broader Crooks ring roaming Utah. Williams was arrested by Sheriff Donen and later transferred to Ogden for the residence robbery charge.
A distorted OCR passage warns against folding arms, claiming it presses the chest inward, restricts breathing, and alters posture. It suggests keeping shoulders back and chest forward to avoid a flat chest and poor alignment, note of self-awareness and habitual stance issues.
A rough, fragmented reminiscence describes awe at a vast canyon near Arizona. A brief interlude recalls women leaving a hotel and sharing breakfast cakes, while a sense of reverence and ambition to achieve greatness echoes through the tale.
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