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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
3
A historical note describes a Denver to Utah excursion with tickets on sale November 5 and 26, available at a single rate for a round trip. It mentions a valid limit through November 34, reflecting OCR errors in the source.
An old styled ad promotes Swan's Regulats for constipation and related stomach issues. It claims the product eases pain, reduces griping, and strengthens bowels. The price is listed as 2$ Cents and urges readers to Auk your drug eel.
A jumble of notices depicts heavy snow blanketing Salt Lake and surrounding areas with nineteen inches in places, weather observers predicting clearing skies by afternoon. Urban events loom large with Thanksgiving sales, football at Granite High, grand dancing academy events, and a citywide assortment of promises from grocers, milliners, and coal firms as residents brace for winter travel and festive preparations.
A fragmentary program for Baptist church services on Thursday morning lists a piano prelude by Fran Cel and Mira Toung, invocation, scripture reading by Rev. Frank Shaw, a proclamation by Rev. John Carver, prayer of thanksgiving, and a Thanksgiving sermon. The service anticipates hymns Nos. 6396 and 692, a postlude, and offerings to the Crippled Household fund.
The text announces a Dreamland Theater prize drawing for a Christmas gift to be awarded to a lucky viewer. It mentions a painting by John ion and a change of program on Monday, with coupons being issued at Doyle Paranore store window.
Nelson testifies he received three pairs of pants from a man with a horse and wagon. Judge Murphy reviews the knotty theft case involving Charles Nelson accused of taking pants from Dada Rosenthal's shop. Rosenthal identifies the pants and police describe a trio of suspects found with the garments. Nelson claims the pants came from a stranger in Aberdeen, with payment to be received in one pair, as he tried to sell them.
The defendant Nelson tells the court that a trusting peasant seer and a man with a horse and wagon own him a hero and wagon. Asked for identity, he repeats the phrase with slight variations. The judge, doubting, sentences him to 39 days on the teck pile and warns to avoid men with horses and wagons.
In a morning police court session, A Christensen faced sentencing on a bicycle ordinance charge amid requests for jury trial and pleas for clemency from the prosecutor and city attorney. The judge noted the city’s expense and delayed further action, with limited cooperation from witnesses and several defendants.
The text shows two men arraigned on drunkenness charges and pleading guilty. They received the usual penalty of 15 days in the rock pile. One man, George Washington Hall, admits guilt and is informed the court views his case as a withdrawal from liberty and contemplates a longer confinement.
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