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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
8
The text argues Judge Howell merits reappointment for four years on the bench of a major district, highlighting his independent status and lack of private sector ties. It claims he has not served private corporations nor benefited them, and notes his decisions have often withstood Supreme Court review.
The Democratic committee distributed pamphlets highlighting Judge Howell s record in personal injury cases in Weber County. Notable verdicts include 10000 in Callaghan vs Southern Pac and 15000 in Laughlin vs railroad, both reduced by the judge to 10000. The railroad paid sums in both cases after appeals. The piece also lists numerous district court verdicts and settlements, tying Howell s record to political aims against opponents Richarde-ter district judge and others. It warns voters to back Howell and oppose opponents for county offices, claiming judicial bias toward railroads and urging election of Howell, Moor, and Jensen.
Voters are urged to support Hewell DIZ Net Ane for Sugar Company’s support and back Roosevelt supporters. The piece attacks Judge Rowell and Decoratled Eccles corporate interests, alleging bias and war records manipulation.
A partisan broadside argues against Richards and defends Judge Howell and Nathan J. Harris. It denounces corporate influence on courts, questions newspaper loyalties, and condemns pro prohibition pamphlets linked to the Amalgamated Sugar Company while defending district judge candidate Charles Dunshee.
A late evening Socialist rally at The Court Bouee in Ogden featured speaker Morgen candidate Re fubman and chair Carl Fesmyasen. Prominent party figures argued that only their platform offers relief from Republican and other party corporate interests, urging nationwide reform and compensation for losses.
City council met with routine business and elected officials present. Committee actions covered walks drainage drainage work and street projects with estimates reviewed and referred for action, monthly finances approved, and reports from the city engineer and auditor filed for October and prior.
An unclear elderly resident at 271 Grant Street files a complaint about alleged medical remedies and remedies for kidney issues. The text lists names of individuals and implausible cures, with distorted phrases suggesting a patient seeking treatment and potential remedies.
The council adopted reports on canal issues near Quincy and on using existing water works offices. A safety office project for the water commission was referred to the special committee. Street drainage and grading on Twenty ninth Street were referred to the street committee. A case against Joseph Bott for illegal services was noted and referred to the police committee. A request regarding poor eldwate fraction table property at the Qu isty and Twenty seventh Street corner was reversed.
Polling locations listed for Ogden City show multiple streets and districts with names such as Mrs Jane L Warnes at 119 West Thirtieth street and District 1 Le Moore's store near Test 1 teenth street and Washington avenue. The document also mentions entries for Carthogus and other landmarks, ending with District 1e Columbde Clad cigar rite and Thomas Ebrere at 2546 Madison avenue.
Coal man Mark Farr, formerly of the Ogden Coal Co, now with Castle Tate Coal Co, is celebrated in a local item. Contacts listed at 2062 Watch Ave, with phone 27, as the paper notes his move and ties to Peacock Ibex relics and Clear Creek Yard.
A lively stage production titled The Land of Noa debuts Friday November 6 promising strong comedy and music appeal. The show features a grand chorus and lavish costumes, with notable acts including The Sea in the Mron The Welsh Barexit and The Jack of Herts amid elaborate theater scenery and a King and Queen of Hearts finale. An excursion to Salt Lake via the G.W. from Oct 31 to Nov 18 offers round trips at 2.10 with final return dates listed.
Readable fragments recount a portrait including a white doublet embroidered with pearls and a ruby ornament at the breast, with feathered hat and silver sword. The text mentions flowers, ribbons, and a gravity cover, but details are garbled and uncertain.
The article reports on Republican efforts in Weber County to rally votes with public meetings and speeches. It notes expectations of a Republican plurality amid Democratic opposition and outlines claimed voter turnout and regional sentiment.
Real estate transfers show Ty and Nae Cael involved with property moves near Cheb. Transfers reference specific properties, dates, and neighboring parcels, indicating ownership changes and recorded deeds. Authorities list filing details and parcel identifiers.
Property records list multiple transfers including Wallace Jonagh L Carlo to Jorph Leas etrice detailing part of C14 and West Quarter section notes. W. Ih Com to Robert Coy end wits. W. WL Chase and wife to Vy Qidens with Lot 14 and Trappe Sweet references. Tarr and wife to Alexander J. Cleland for quarter of arctioa 21 in Ogden area. Peter Mortentea and wife to Christ fen C Wanescaard for parcel of lardie tion in range 2. miscellaneous parcels and descriptions noted.
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