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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
3
A local announcement invites children to a candy bark and a program of pictures labeled A and A Fine. The note promises a pleasant hour and care for younger attendees with activities listed for the afternoon.
The narrative compiles mixed railway notes and social notices. It mentions Pullman car configurations, Oregon Short Line officials and private cars, Ogden festival travelers, and a Denver Chorus visit to the capital, plus local society meetings and a rambling account of Charles Roman.
Collage and business notices mix with arrests and church service changes. A man named A J Clark was arrested for petty swindling on Twenty second Street. California returnee In custody for family neglect. Charles A Howlands, 72, president of Quincy Mutual, dies in Quincy MA.
A Troy woman credits Grape Nuts with lifting chronic indigestion headaches and insomnia after a year of relief. She says the product let her sleep, perform work, and feel like a new person, noting a neighbor also benefited from a diet of Grape Nuts. The testimonial ends with the familiar ad slogan “There’s a Reason,” signed by Postum Co. Tate Creek, Mich.
Ogden fruit growers plan to ship 104 cars of fruit this season and expect to add 100 more. The Ogden Fruit Growers Association will expand with plans to ship Pineapples and peaches while aiming for higher future output. A Bowden’s store opening at No 21 28th Street supports local business growth. The Model Clothing Co opening under Harry Stoerselp management aims to attract customers and build ties with Dam, where he previously earned friends.
Vagrants Broske and Trespateera faced Judge Murphy in morning court. The docket shows H. Frederick’s property case and others continued under bonds. Lowly Martig and Willard Grimta received suspended sentences for trespassing. John Groom pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Court yesterday dealt with several minor offenses. John Coffman forfeited a $5 bond for nonappearance. John Riley was fined five dollars for an unspecified offense. W H Price received a 90 day suspended sentence for vagrancy. George Barker and Charles Anderson pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace. their cases continued. Alvert Kite was discharged after being charged with selling tobacco to a minor. The report includes fractured courtroom dialogue and a noir-tinged aside on a judge and jurors.
Traveling freight agent P. Cook and Major Brewer led a party of hunters returning at night from a Willard duck trip. About a hundred duck hunters gathered, but ducks were scarce and reportedly killed by beatings. The party returned with far fewer ducks than expected and attributed the low count to the harsh conditions and authority figures.
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