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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
3
A rough listing mentions the Historical Society meeting on a Saturday in November with Mrs. A B Covey from Washington, plus references to court actions in fall near Lima. Includes a fatal accident near Winnemucca with a worker counted among the dead.
Read through a fragmented Ogden news page noting a fatality near Weston, hospital mentions, a legal judgment in Montville, local marriages, job notices, and community events. Names such as Sloan, Mangas, and Westin Panifie appear with unclear context amid street addresses and local business references.
Omaha reports says John B. Twiford once led the Western Union Telegraph Office in Ogden for a decade and later headed a telegraph company in Fresi. He suffered a stroke while travelling home and was found unconscious, transported for care, condition listed as serious. Twiford’s long service included flagship roles in telegraph operations and local civic involvement.
Police recovered David Woods from Idaho and brought him back on forgery charges linked to a check drawn by H L Grito in favor of Bitter. Authorities also tie Woods to the murder of Officer Riley in Salt Lake City and suspect him in earlier robberies with Drineall and Kersody. Detectives say Woods is an inveterate dope user who changes stories, hindering the case but may implicate Kennedy and Dpiacoll.
In Weber County Utah the estate of Buea O Neil, deceased, will sell real estate at private sale after December 1, 1900. Description covers land in section 28, township 2 north, range 1 west, with detailed boundary lines and a second parcel from the northwest corner of the same section. Cash terms. Written bids to be received at the office of N. Harris, attorney for the estate, First Ward Bank Building, Ogden, Utah. Dated November 19, 1901. Alma Reyes, Ataline Grieve, BR I. MS., Harrie, Attorney for executors.
The government states there is no intention to discriminate against the United States as duties on farm teachers are expected to rise for all nations. A limited legation note suggests any increase will be nationwide and not targeted at any single country.
New York reports widespread firings over sugar frauds with many employees dismissed amid investigations. Turmoil spreads through the industry as officials and inspectors review procedures and implications for trade and pricing.
Southern Pacific employees to receive October pay via checks arriving in early December. Pay car led by Paymaster F N Newell will depart Oakland, meet Salt Lake division Superintendent F C Janson at Sparks, and bring payments to Ogden. Change from gold and silver to checks shifts currency circulation in Ogden.
Mrs Pancake requests a funeral in Ogden for her husband Thomas Pancake who died in Sacramento. The ceremony will be held Sunday at 2 PM under the auspices of the local Lodge No 74 Odd Fellows in Ogden, per the wishes of Mrs Pancake.
Nov 13 in Indian Harbor Indiana neighbors rushed to aid after screams from a house fire. Mrs John Korany broke in and found a girl dead in a cradle and her little brother badly burned. A three and a half year old boy tied to a door knob by his mother failed to reach matches and fell into the stove. The mother was shopping at the time.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines announces a regular quarterly dividend of 0 cents per share and a special 20 cent per share dividend to be paid January 3, 1920. JM Mackenzie resigned as manager. Findlay elected successor.
Report details the bank’s condition as of November 6 1800 showing resources including cash deposits and stocks. Notes current expenses taxes and capital accounts with dividends and liabilities, signed by CHAS H TARTON as notary public.
Readable notice states tickets for the dramatic recital Luvadia relia) of A Dolls Mons are now available at Quinnex’s Drug Co. The item hints at a stage production and ticket sales through a local drugstore, with no further details provided.
Fragmentary report notes Professor Wilfred Wheeler involved in early chemistry work at University of Mingle. A body was found at a camp site with exposure to cyanide of potassium. Police AMPORT OF THE CONDITION OF NHB referenced in late statements.
A 1804 bank statement lists assets including bonds, securities, and real estate, with reserve positions and liabilities. The document also mentions a death-plot confession and a household drama involving Wheeler, aged about 10, with references to crime and personal tragedy.
Bank statement from Ogden Utah National Bank showing loans and discounts, reserves, deposits, and liabilities. Notes list assets such as bonds, drafts, and notes of other banks, with due from state banks and bankers, reserves against deposits, and capital accounts. Include names of officers and dates as readable from the document.
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