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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary ad note describes a Shine Store display of men s high grade shirts and a potential promotion. It mentions Beth Mitre and a page or table related to patterns, with unclear typography and garbled lines.
A garbled OCR fragment references hearings, estates, and notices involving various individuals and companies. It includes mentions of a judge Wells, a Salt Lake Juvenile court, and the Ogden Water Works case. The text also notes mortgage and wage details, marriage announcements, and property sales.
A fragmented report outlines farmer concerns over beet growers, supply disruptions, and planned actions if weather worsens. It notes decisions on handling crops, tankering and factory operations. The piece mentions anticipated weather impacts on production and potential shutdown if conditions fail to improve.
In a federal court session, the trial concerns an alleged theft and the rental deposit. The defendant is Inmnifinan, with attorney Mayda aeath, and the defense team includes Starnes Tistziet Atloumey. Court officials include Clerk JT Letcher and Deputy Smyth. Presence from Salt Lake City is noted.
A fragmented notice states the Woodmen of the World Minvorshern of Weber Varin No. 70 will meet Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of Nejenbor Fy Livaneher. The item references the Degree Team and visitors from the New Ungat conference, with unclear details about timing and location.
Officials assent to appoints within the department of tee in capital Weparn, noting permissive steps and potential new captains. The report hints at further corrections, salary details, and approvals pending from city authorities in Marltonage with nods to past meetings.
Salt Lake opera company aims for grand opening with The Ring Maker the first of two works. Whitney and Young wrote both pieces, contracted by W. G. Stewart to stage new direction offers. The authors prepared a farce and a serious opera, with plans to tour after Seattle and New York tryouts.
A dramatic county courtroom scene unfolds as Jenn Lee, charged with attempting to pass counterfeit money, faces trial. Detectives recount Lee’s taunts and threats toward officers, his boastful claims, and a failed attempt to implicate a confederate in a street scam. Police recovered a hidden pocket compact and a string of coerced statements mark a tense pretrial atmosphere.
The opening statement frames the Standard Oil case as a conspiracy to restrain trade, with prosecutors alleging trust strength and penalty ranges. Defendants include the Standard Oil company and related units. trial proceedings will determine charges and penalties, with state experts aiming to prove violation of state antitrust laws.
A jury at the coroner’s inquest concluded Adams died by self infliction, though some witnesses contest the death scene and allege foul play. The proceedings reference Albert Adare and local figures as implicated in the surrounding events, with testimony from multiple claimed witnesses and named locales in a troubled sequence.
Woolley of the Mines Development Company, Salt Lake, reports that the Black Horse district near the San Pedro claim is rich in gold. Development delays due to miner wage demands and a recent clamp-moll experiment yielded lucrative amalgam returns. Negotiations aim to settle disputes, with plans for regular shipments this fall and winter as Nevada producers eye export-ready ore.
The thirteen butchers agreed to pay the minimums and surrender licenses rather than take their case to court. They submitted to a city ordinance and expressed willingness to comply, though protesting the action. Their stance reflects a broader effort to stop small-time peddlers and retain business.
A garbled, OCR like text discusses grains and markets with references to wheat, corn, barley, and prices. Mentions Takk Deemed Critidibes and Wiene tea, with vague allusions to animals and goods. The passage struggles to present clear facts or a cohesive event.
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