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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
3
A noisy jumble of ads and notices describes dances at Congress Academy with nightly sessions excluding Sundays. It mentions nearby venues, rental hints, and a mix of names, addresses, and promotional lines, suggesting a bustling social page with many local actors and places.
The Tout family, once of Ogden, plans a return to England on October 26 after a summer away. Mrs Tout and daughters become noted in music, with Bannie singing in English opera and touring with John Cort. Carnie Hall booking and European travels noted as family members study violin and pursue vocal careers with teachers on the Continent.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a literary or religious text with disjointed phrases. It mentions a "Catholic Abanilard and Primes" and a possible discussion of "the original Fawklunes." The legible portions suggest a mixed, historic style page with unclear context.
Fire crews responded to a blaze on Twenty third Street near The Maze early morning after coal oil ignited while unloading at a fruit wholesale site. An employee of Marriott Grocery tried to douse the flames as fruit and crates burned, delaying containment for about ten minutes until the department arrived. No serious injuries reported.
Report outlines Walker and Ed Lawrence arriving from Los Angeles to attend a preliminary hearing for the murder case of M. Mors. Mrs Beers and Frank Beers are tied to the proceedings as relatives of the defense, with continued testimonies planned. The defense seeks to build a turning-point case while the state calls more witnesses, and Mrs Wall and Mrs Hull remain at large.
A local gathering of the American Party adjourned on Friday night amid confusion and whispered plans. Key attendees included Hank J. Cannon, Brig. Newman, Horace Foster, and Charles Smarliwaite, who urged a secret club and criticized church ties. The meeting ended quietly as questions about leadership and strategy remained unsettled along with reports of absent figures and limited light.
The Democratic convention adjourned tonight after a small turnout. Thomas Harn elected secretary. Ward committees chosen with names listed for Gradentata-wrs, Resolutions, and Order of Business. Candidate slate announced for Mayor, Treasurer, Recorder, Auditor, Attorney, and Judge posts.
The Wheelwright Construction company secured the contract to build the bridge at commentdawilks to Brige Temily. Work is to begin at once with modern improvements expected to strengthen the structure once completed. The decision caused public interest due to past local issues surrounding a similar firm and a prior arrest tied to Wheelwright.
Rail news reports extensive delays on Union Pacific and Western lines. Trains arriving Ogden today were 1 to 5 hours late, with several flagship services running behind schedule all afternoon.
A detachment of the Twenty-fifth Infantry escorted three deserters from Fort Logan to the military prison at Ab Sinbrancico. Privates Yat and tones deserted at Fort Logan in September and were recaptured. Private Brown was captured near Arse, CaN, after deserting from a cavalry unit at the Point, and received eight months. The remaining men Tutthams and Willams, of the Twentyfifth, are held at San Francisco.
A garbled report discusses apple production in Utah with mentions of Cragin and Webb and concerns over higher costs, spray effectiveness, and expected yields. It notes debates on take of Hivirdal or Adway, price impacts, and farmer experiences with fruit quality and market pressures amid uncertain seasonal conditions.
The text notes spraying increases and room for improvement, mentions a Brave line about shipments and crop quality. It references groivers in the front belt raising poor erapy with wind affecting crops and high prices reflecting crop failure in the east.
The Supreme Court docket received from the printer on Tuesday lists thirty three cases to be heard with a strict calendar. October 25 will decide the balance. Seventeen cases originate from the Third District including Utah v Arthur Brown and State of Utah v A T Day. Other cases cover railways oil and mining firms and town limits disputes. Proceedings span multiple districts with numerous named parties and firms.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an assembly about oysters in Baltimore with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at a special arrangement or arrangement of shipments but provides no coherent actions or outcomes. No full facts or entities can be reliably identified for a solid summary.
Fragmented OCR lists many firms and people such as FRED WRIGHT and Wards, including Ogden Milling Elevator Company and Consolidated Ratway Barer. The garbled text references districts, courts, and names like J. Luke, S. Cedon, and Charles Durand, suggesting a legal notice or public record.
Fragmented OCR presents a chaotic horse racing summary with numerous garbled names and event cues. Despite the noise, it mentions bets, winners, and assorted race results tied to locations and people, but specific facts are largely unreadable.
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