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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
7
A fragmentary broadcast discusses a comparison between Nia Pradict and Artemis factories, noting ROYCROFT CLOTHES influence. The text praises handcrafted design and exclusive style, urging readers to buy. It hints at a designer who creates rather than imitates, promising quality and affordability.
Major Jweker of Fuitaly aids the United States as an aircraft general’s aide. The plan involves unled Tamfran canes, June 2 events, with Booth of Hoshinmd and Reeker announced. Details show involvement of Wittman, Hermann, and other officials as Memorial Day approaches.
The provided source text appears corrupted with missing letters and illegible segments, preventing a coherent summary. No discernible people, places, or events can be reliably identified for a factual T and S.
Readable fragments show standard telephones editorial room two rings and belt theme entries with numbers and ring counts. The text lists office phone numbers and lines including belts and den phone with varying ring counts.
A federal grand jury found no indictment against Ambrose H Lindsay in the mall case, with friends in Ogden reporting vindication and gratitude toward authorities. The issue is followed by obituaries including Jane Ritchie Powell, aged 84, who died at her residence after a brief illness, leaving a husband, children, and siblings. services set for Friday at Marine Ward and burial at User Guy cemetery.
Local OCR fragment mentions names and dates in garbled form. Readable parts reference people and places, with unclear event or action. No clear outcome or context emerges beyond the existence of several proper nouns in a dated newspaper style.
A chaotic scene unfolded as a gun fired at a gathering in a hall injuring an 11 year old boy. The bullet impacted the boy’s neck area, causing severe vascular damage but a quick surgical clamp halted further harm. Police and medical staff responded promptly.
J A Slocum alias J W Druce was sentenced by Judge Armstrong to three years in the state penitentiary at Wardinbar for larceny by forgery and uttering a forged instrument. He forged a 460 check on April 18, signing G A Smith at the National Bank of the Republic to cash it. The fraud occurred while employed at the Judge building, where Mr South supervised construction.
Tolled by OCR errors the report notes Mountain Lake near Salt Lake exhibits a copper and gold survey with a potential 25 percent gold value in samples. Paragraphs describe a strike in a dike near the Altenur prospect, about 50 feet above tunnel level, with broader ore-bearing seams and rising upraise to 50 feet, suggesting possible larger concentrations and renewed stock buying.
Salt Take May 26. President Hy Viney Land and General Manager 1. The Rocky Mountain Relic Telephone Co. has returned after a yield to Montana. Lane’s first trip to Montana made him president of the company. One of the executives was acquainted with the company’s affairs. May 12 brought completion of a long campaign for a valuable telephone service between Lake Hydud and the Utah line. only one mile was personal. Many electrical workers and operators returned to work daily. Some opponents of the company who opposed the sirie are now employed by the company.
A chaotic report describes a dog bite incident causing blood poisoning fears near Lake. The account mentions a child, a daughter of Kahurt Slmnpront, and references locations such as Iron Moller and Ab Sait. The text is garbled with fragments but centers on a dangerous dog attack and ensuing health concerns.
Stella Deosley led a school spelling contest in Salt Lake on May 20. The event named twenty-one top spellers with perfect scores and highlighted the performance of students from Webster Washington Union Landon and Lafayette.
Emily Wells Grant wife of Heber J Grant a prominent leader in the Mormon church died at her Salt Lake residence after a long illness. Funeral services set for May 26 with a large turnout expected as officials return from Yellowstone park mission and discuss coastal train schedules to improve connections for Cache and Bear River valleys. About 150 workers are on the extension project with plans to maintain steady service and weather permitting, the timetable shows trains leaving Ball Lake and Yellowtone with arrivals and pickups detailed.
A well dressed man was found on Sand Ridge with three bullet holes and a gunshot wound in the abdomen. Police, led by Officer Vance Ril Wordiaw, reported a fatal scene near a quarry and a Brancorger working crew. No identification or clear motive was given, though a possible robbery and hold up were suspected. Ballistics and pockets yielded no decisive clues as investigators pursued a lead on a possible suspect citywide. The body lay on a red wagon, still in street clothes, with a revolver and cartridges scattered nearby.
Ogden's popular Sylvan Park announces December opening with theatrical attractions. The venue features celebrated art offerings, a Merry-Go-Round, and new rides. Park management warns capacity limits and invites families to attend the season with free admission for children.
Report notes a bullet hole in the upper council chamber window of City Hall. Witness Anna Nelson recalls cleaning rooms nearby as investigators deduce the shots entered from outside, likely fired from between City Hall and the park hedge. Police will review evidence to identify the shooter and motive.
Report describes a first test of a torpedo net system by Florida yard vessels Are Jenning and a boat brig, with Mohawk Hochul detached for Wednesday drills in lower Chesapeake Bay. Observers and guard targets planned. torpedoes aimed to strike the net near the waterline as a demonstration of defensive technology.
New York May 14 192? Morse and others appeared on trial in federal court on conspiracy and bank fraud charges involving the National Bank of North America. The docket also includes the trial of Augun for counterfeiting while president of the Maregottla Nav tuna bank. Official summaries note substantial export growth affecting the business sector.
Legal notice announces a stockholders meeting of THE MUNUHLCAD MALT COMPANY in Ogden City Utah on the 1st day of June 1908 at 6:90 p.m. For the purpose of an important business, elect a president and Mount of Directors to conduct corporate matters.
The Degenerate text indicates a funeral service for Commie Livingston to be held at Breghy Church at 2 p m with attendance by GAR Al? and Ladies of the G Al, meeting at Olly Inion Thuretar in Bath, Alabama at 1:00 p.m. The message references THOS Lundy, Commander.
Hannan of Ogden travels to New Torre to file a plan for Canton Realty to invest about $600,000 in improving property in Ogden and other towns. McReynaldy of Oxnard cites NY visit as support, with $350,000 allocated to Ogden and $350,000 to Idaho projects and the remainder to Balt Hake.
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