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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
3
A jumble of notices and ads lists errands jobs and social updates from Ogden Utah era. Items include a card party ticketing and refreshments, a mass of employment calls for factory and delivery work, arrivals from Montana Nevada and Idaho, a probate administrator named Taylor and court activity, plus mentions of hotels and local commerce.
Fragmented historical notice describes depot changes, bookings, and personnel shifts at the Ogden area with references to Pullman agents, local auctions, alcohol charges, and a Catholic euchre party. Includes names such as J. S. Munket, C. A. Oder, and P. A. ix fg oamodt, plus final settlement for Mary A. Chard and a medical ad for Donn's Regulary.
Rowdy high school pupils from Salt Lake City face reprimand after disruption at an interschool football game. The school board condemns actions, apologized to police chief, and vows safety measures for the season. The schedule remains, with Goard Blakslee guiding future games, including a Friday tilt at Portals and a Sunday showdown in Seattle or Spokane context.
The report from Newell Sandia of Tennessee, president of the association, notes a shortening of terms from 0 to 80 days and discusses a plan to harmonize practices. The text mentions the National Association of Aryenltum hoypbuent and Vehier Manntartiery belt and references committee actions and deadlines.
An article reports that wolves, coyotes, monkeys and other animals at the zoo will be killed. Conditions described show the animals kept in narrow cages and in poor care. VanderVilez, the chief exhortioner, says the animals are mangy and unfit. death is chosen as the quickest method to remove them.
In Salt Lake City a Utah Construction Co statement denies reports that Chul Froding halted the Western Factes project or that the firm faces bank hindrances. Gashier J. C. Jones of Ogden says the Salt Lake paper misprinted the story and asserts no obstruction exists. The company continues work on contracts from Salt Lake to Providence and says progress is unimpeded.
Delegates from New Mexico including Nic. 5-Forent and W H Andrews face trial in a U S court charged with aiding and abetting cashier T Leelar in misapplying funds of the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny. The alleged losses total 370 82 200 and 92 300 with amounts advanced by personal checks without sufficient funds.
Jongen reports Albert Bella and Membure-American Mug directors returned from Liverpool two days ago. They aim to build a 47000 ton liner driven by steam and reciprocating engines and to arrange a contract for Atlantic service. Chinese railways expand under contractor systems with monthly payments and food.
Mayereieet Frominants Devele Hie Bonl Talent to Atfaire at the city. I thank my friends for their support and regard my election as trust reposed in me by the citizens of Ogden. Brewer and Craig express satisfaction with the results and pledge to work for the city’s welfare, harmony, and progress with united council leadership and stable policy.
Miller Mor notes the market buys only choicest rarats and inspects government approved meat. They claim large cash purchases lower costs and guarantee disease-free birds. Prices touted as low, with emphasis on strict health standards and inspective assurances.
In district court this morning a jury found the defendant guilty of forging the name at issue. The well known local figure, Lei checka, testified for MIAT. The trial referenced June and July events, with City Detective Shaefer key to the proceedings as witness. Court adjourned after 11:80 p.m. with further actions pending.
Winithy V. Vwery and wife transfer to Michael Berhinet part of section 1810 Township 6 in Lenneren with a 650 dollar consideration. Toy P. Tery and wife convey the northeast quarter of section 3% in Township 6 to Anna Sela. the sale involves Sanetdoral lots priced around 660 dollars.
Salt Lake returns show American candidates sweeping mayor and city posts with fusion and Republican splits. Dor Mayor John Wrensford leads with 41 754 votes. Charley G. Plumer Republican 6 270. Recorder John B. Moreinn and others gain seats as Democrats, Americans, and fusion candidates contest. Early results indicate council shifts. confusion over name spellings and party lines noted.
Voters backed Republicans in Nephl with close races for mayor treasurer and marshal. Mayor J A Hyde led with 204 votes to Chelstewsen 163, while treasurer Cooper 266 beat Tanner 206 and marshal Wright 278 over Harrie Tustice of the Peace Cooper 208 led Allen 106.
Provo voters elected Democratic Mayor Charles Becker and council members T. F. In itlikms, Hyrim S. Thoras, and Beron Nowell. Republican ticket chose Recorder Dave Jonaton and Elizabeth Chovlea as supporters, along with others for city posts.
A garbled ad text appears to advertise durable shirts for men with a focus on sturdy workwear. It mentions good quality material, robust construction, and a comfortable fit aimed at mature buyers, though specifics are hard to discern.
In a Baxter County style results note, Democratic candidates gained ground as Benohileans led on straight ballots with a 209 margin while Republicans and third-party lines split support. Notable tallies include Mayo and Willian Mtwarda (Dum) with 106, and Abbke Groesbeck 164 in the county race context, with multiple names showing up across divisions like Transurey-UAa and AMtormes.
A scrambled OCR of New York and national stock listings notes mixed movement among major firms and sectors. Entries mention Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and North Western, Denver and Rio Grande, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Milwaukee, and others with varied prices and tickers. The fragmentary items reference railroads, steel, locomotives, and utility firms among traded equities, hinting at a broad market snapshot.
Illegible text mentions oysters shipped to the United Arab Emirates, packed dry to avoid water or fog, with first shipment anticipated around October. The fragment hints at arrangements and pricing but is unclear on details.
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