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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
3
Readable fragments indicate a brief item with a focus on handling by careful hands. The readable words imply a case of careful processing or preservation but lack clear events, dates, or people to identify.
Classified snippets report two divorces granted in district court. Multiple notices mention real estate and condemnation suits. Local ads note theater events, horses to buy, dress goods, and a new bicycle repair shop. The page also covers weathered notices, a change of venue in a case, plus theater previews and boxing chatter.
A chaotic day features a petit larceny case with a suspect who fled to Salt Lake before capture. Reports mention a Teachers’ Convention, staged roll calls, and local officials handling duties. News recalls a Circus Craze event and planned matches, with several names noted among attendees and officials.
The item warns residents to keep away from local moshaning areas for safety as work is scarce. L. M. Larner and Seely Fundlig Wade’s Council in Als Nevada coordinate the notice.
Led by Edward Taylor and G A Jickenlooper a Utah fruit growers association forms at Pleasant View. About one hundred growers from Pleasant View North Ogden Willard Ogden and Evarnie attend a meeting to draft articles of incorporation and by laws. A general stockholders meeting is set for the county courthouse on the second Tuesday in June at 1 pm to discuss shipments by train instead of single cars and broader marketing efforts.
Occidentals defeat the Salt Lake team before about 3000 spectators in Salt Lake City. The game featured fielding errors and uneven play, with Terki Mareulis strong on first base and Gunn limited in fielding duties. The Salt Lakers struggled to hang on as errors mounted and pitching wavered.
A long report details T. K. Lucas being jailed again after a string of burglaries across a wide region. The piece notes his prior eight year sentence, a ten month term served this time, and claims of further charges tied to the Pickett burglary and potential millinery store theft. Authorities from South Dakota may claim custody. connections to past Aberdeen bank theft are mentioned.
A traveling party led by A. Bi Moseley toured Nevada’s mining regions including Blair Tonopah and Goldfield returning from a weeks journey. Moseley noted gradual recovery from depression with population near two thousand and growth along with shipments and payrolls rising as prospects improve in the mining camps. The group also visited Ming and Tonopah with favorable signs of prosperity and activity noted throughout the trip.
A garbled catalog of children’s white dresses with prices from $1.75 to $4.80. Mentions sewing quality, materials, sleeve details, edging, and decorative features though text is heavily distorted. Includes references to natty trims, tatters, and variants in sizes and styles.
The camp shows growing population and rising trade with two adjacent villages thriving day and night, aided by new prospects and increasing payrolls. Goldfield reports satisfactory conditions as the town expands with new business blocks, housing, hotels, and infrastructure supporting a hopeful future for Temanab and surrounding districts.
A May convention at Convention Hall featured Rev Charles Blolzic of the Presbyterian church addressing labor and faith. Gov Fane and treasurer Lennon attended as invited dignitaries. Rev Sidale spoke on Christianity’s role with workers, and Charles M. Alexander led a mass meeting. An excursion to Twin Falls, Ida, with excursions details appeared in notices.
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