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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
4
A cluttered page advertises discounts on ladies wear and household items. It promotes half price skirts, reductions on gloves, scarves, and underwear, plus cost sales on coats and wool union suits. It lists locations and plain prices with several brand names and sizes.
New York November: Alfred Curtis former president of the National Bank of North America and former official Clarice Sluise Morse were found guilty on charges of misapplication of funds and making false reports. Jury found conspiracy not guilty. Sentencing set after mercy recommendations for Morse and Curtis, while Carter Morse’s wife showed visible emotion. prosecutor noted funds used for ventures. tax and pretrial concerns noted.
A Salt Lake City notice reports a missing girl, aged about 4, described as white, with brown hair and a light build. Police urge anyone who has seen her or has information to contact officers immediately.
Mrs Reed reported her daughter from Mount Mikki company left home Monday afternoon in a brown car and did not return. Neighbors and friends were canvassed, but no sighting appeared by Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving investigators with no clear clue to the girl’s whereabouts.
A garbled Washoe county text outlines a rise in socialist votes in Nevada with Debs receiving a share and figures like 218 spins and a comparison to 169 four. The document hints at timing and statewide return indicators and mentions pay and a revival of figures in relation to 1904 data.
Nov 5 Brigham City reports sugar beets delayed by late season and car shortages. Growers face limited movement as ratings company furnishes fewer cars. A new Nox Fider Orchard Co plans development near Corinne led by J T Hart leg Norman Tae Hoy Eider News W Loslan and E W Dannard among others.
The Dear River Valley shows a thriving apple industry with hundred acre orchards and strong returns after three to four years. The article notes maturation times of five to eight years and mentions Mrs. Charles E. Murrey of 94 Park Avenue East Mansfield, Ohio, seeking assistance to locate her husband who has not replied since a letter from Orden dated August 10, 1895. The inquiry aims to discover the husband’s whereabouts near twelve miles west of.track and city authorities participate.
Early returns from Rexourg Ida show Democratic gains as county totals tilt. Republican margins narrow in several precincts while Teexburg areas swing, suggesting a tighter race across the county with about twenty precincts still to report.
A garbled report notes a screening of the Directoire gown at the city opera house. The performance presented by Richart J Jose company in the play Dont Tell My Wife caused a stir with audience reactions and whispered misconduct allegations among theatergoers. Champagne was served during the event.
Speculation on a Nelson vs McFarland style clash with Packey McFarland removed from eligibility. Critics weigh Thompson as challenger while Teddy Murphy and Maurice Basler influence promotion talks. Negotiations hint at a high profile clash with referee Jeffries and potential contenders in a crowded heavyweight scene.
Fire of unknown origin consumed the immense mill and warehouse of the Island Crystal Salt Company at Saltale beach, causing about 125000 in losses. Thirty five workers fought the blaze with buckets and shovels as the plant structures and equipment burned beyond saving, with efforts to salvage salt and machinery proving futile. The company planned immediate rebuilding, asserting buildings were fireproof in appearance though destroyed by the blaze.
Notice to water users in Weber County Utah for an appropriation of 73 cubic feet per second of water from a spring near Weber County. The applicant James Hanon seeks to divert water for agricultural use across 100 acres from October 15 to March 15. Protests must be filed within 20 days after publication. State Engineer Calet Tanner announces the filing and dates.
Judge Goff in Norfolk County court issued an opinion in the case of John W. Brickhouse, a Black man, challenging the validity of the new Virginia Constitution. The suit argued the constitutional convention failed to uphold the federal constitution, contending Brickhouse was legally deprived of his vote. The court ruled on the matter, addressing whether Brickhouse’s rights were violated by theConstitution’s adoption and related election judge actions.
The declaration states that the contention is without merit and not valid. The governor and legislature confirm the position, asserting the claim conflicts with the Virginia Constitution and is invalid.
Fragmented sports notes mention Mt asin Emtth pb and Chleags with unclear teams and results. Names like Jekony Thianpeon and Mune Phbale appear, but concrete outcomes, dates, and proper nouns are obscured in the OCR, leaving only hazy athletics chatter and conjecture.
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