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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
4
A narrative recounts the Willie Boy case with pursuit through desert terrain. Sherrit Wilsem leads a posse to capture suspects after the ambush and a brutal death, ending when authorities locate the body and pursue the escapees across the barren landscape.
A garbled OCR snippet references Cheyenne and various names and actions but presents no coherent event or outcomes. It mentions engagements, dates, and possible violations yet lacks readable context or verifiable entities to summarize into a concrete news item.
A Sunday wedding in East Lake City united the couple amid family and close friends. The bride wore a white Empire gown with taffeta train, and the room featured a large centerpiece of purple flowers. After the ceremony, the couple hosted guests at home with a reception and thanks to attending relatives and local friends.
The article details several 1900s era weddings in Ogden including Murphy and Fowler nuptials at Salt Lake Temple with attendants and gifts, Loy Boydson and Florence Krauss at Cathedral church, and Mr and Mrs S. Heller wedding at Orchard Street. It notes receptions, gift details, and post wedding home plans and winter arrangements in California.
Secretary Heynates reports an Ogden Art Institute meeting planned for mid November with artist welfare and arrangements to be provided. Miss Mable Bell joins L I W Sewing Club. pink and white decor marked an afterhours supper at 2128 Quincy Avenue. Attendees included Mrs Condan Mrs Anderson Mrs Swanger and others. next gathering set for 478 Twentyfirst Street.
The Bud Smith Sewing Chotemel met at Mabel Bell’s home 2328 Quin cy avenue Tuesday night with singing dancing and Bud Smith stunts. A belleloris supper was served by Mrs Wo PrAndersom as the group departed singing Wes Won't Go Home Till Morning. Members listed include Baxter Trackwell Magele Wil Ken2on Lizzie Smith Mary Anaensin Rose Swagger and Horan Swanger. Also noted are Mrs J G Armstrong and daughter Terathy visiting Seattle then Los Angeles for the summer. Queen City Rebekah Lodge No 4 to celebrate its Lit anniversary October Bib at Odd Fellows Hall with Past Noble Grands club entertained.
The monthly treasurer report by David Malteon shows receipts of 395,550.12 for September, with a previous balance of 301,852.23, and disbursements of 15,496.12. Balances are listed across funds including General fund 88,620.75, state district school 6,814.40, forest reserve 3276488, game fund 28,860.88, and total across funds 949,072.23.
George Gould is expected to be in Salt Lake City between October 16 and 25 for ceremonies marking the Western Pacific railroad project. Preliminary plans call for a special train led by Gould with a large group of New York millionaires, and other stockholders may accompany him on trips as water changes among officials are anticipated upon his return.
A chaotic 19th century municipal notice outlines Salt Lake City meat dealers failing the new ordinance requirements. It details inspection stamps, planning steps, and potential penalties, naming Murray Moat, Montinas & Son, and local officials as involved parties. The text references meat vats, who must hear appeals, and enforcement actions pending council decisions.
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