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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
A cluttered notice highlights a matinee for children with candy, dolls, and pickaninny acts, plus mentions of TV appointments, local real estate, a football player from the U of G, and various town notices. The report blends event ads with community updates and company promotions in a late 19th or early 20th century local paper tone.
New Gul Yarts-Cerestone and Tha puss, proprietors of the Ogden Coat company, plan to relocate from the Wat avenue and Twenty-third street corner to Twenty-fourth street between Wall and Grant. A new Lumber Yard company is organized with H. S. Spencer and Dernard Waite moving the venture forward. Grants on the Witte property nearby prepare for the Waite lumber yard site, with plans for the 20 Sti ning Hide company building to be absorbed by the new lease. Fred Sreley tours Ogden, eyeing a Beran clubs setup if possible, while a traveling audience gathered at Terats fourth street and Washington Avenue. A boy named White, injured after a motor vehicle incident, rests, with no severe complications expected. fåurther legal actions loom for burglary connected to a Burlington line incident.
The P J Mivan Cynatracthon company is repairing asphalt on the principal streets with crews, focusing on Twenty Fifth Street and extending to Washington, Graeme, and Wall. Poor concrete foundations from years ago caused long cracks. repairs aim to restore the streets to good condition.
Nightly progress reported as crews labor at the destroyed tun la area. Macco heads the restoration push amid heavy freight activity and ongoing construction along the temporary tracks. Buildings in the Hare area near completion with a three story reader structure planned for winter readiness.
A chaotic scene in Detroit followed a manager change when a bottle struck the manager and a substitute player. Reports say the incident occurred after a controversial call, leading to injuries and authorities responding. impact on future games and team leadership remains unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disrupted names and phrases related to local inquiry, a person named Owen, and scattered references to a water area and authorities. No coherent events or dates emerge. remains too garbled for a definite item.
Enock Farr junior overseer notes that about half of fireworks discharged at the fair grounds on October 15 leaving many pieces unsent. Inventory lists 253 items including bombs shells engines founts and balloons. Officials reference Taft and local figures amid political notices and a Chicago banquet report.
Superintendent Whitary Mts reports the Mesenaily district mines are operating at capacity as Whitey to Some officials conduct a thorough inspection over the Tieh Cries with General Baperia and Chief Engineer Muntley. They note rapid daily production, plans to double output, and full readiness to feed the front range, with no transportation delays and trains prepared for immediate movement.
fragmented text lists names and places including Bryan, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Montana, and Burlington with monetary figures like 220000. missing context prevents clear event, date, or outcome.
In Cindowal Utah and Ward 2 of a city, a registered veteran reflects on Taft and Roosevelt era candidates. The passage notes Republican presidential candidates and efforts targeting a party objective, with reference to a historic period and political activity.
In a police court session eight men faced charges ranging from drunkenness and loitering to burglary and theft. Green pleaded not guilty but sought to change to guilty with a suspended sentence. others, including Kelly, Ewing, Morgen, and Creighton, received varied penalties or were bound over. Authorities reported whiskey thefts and break-ins tied to the case, with juristic actions set for upcoming hearings.
J P O Neill secures a contract worth 90002 for concrete dam work on a new power plant project. The Utah Railway Co allocated funds to construct the Weber river crossing near Brett’s site east of Ogden. Temporary worker quarters and a 1000 foot telegraph line are planned, with winter employment for pipe laying and dam construction.
The readable lines describe forced concrete and reinforced pipe work for a dam project. Mentions Mr ONeill, B J Maran, a wooden pine, and a force of workers. References Salax Eployment at Devil's Gate during the recent period.
The defendant Rice, along with two white men, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for robbing a Milwaukee saloon and related thefts. He pleaded guilty and faced additional consequences, including a fine of three years. Serializable details indicate prior acts and the jury’s view of danger.
The article chronicles national baseball contention with reference to Detroit and New York teams, praising historic leaders and a Gotham showdown. It highlights pivotal matches and the season’s anticipation, noting key figures and the sport’s prominence in the era.
A garbled recitation from a late era sports note laments a troubled season. It praises the Tigers and Cabmen amid a tense race, notes scarce stars and injuries, and hints at upheaval in league play and organizational strain.
Mr Hitts Beae ter ibes alaresyy oocamilaston ested the fallum of cerca watersnye 50 Competitory of railles and said the river cannot compete with the tall road due to charges and speed. He urged rail investment over restrictive laws, arguing that state measures hindered commerce and that federal solutions are needed to preserve the nation’s transport system.
A garbled quoted passage outlines priorities for waterway development. It mentions essential ideas like classifying river routes by value, developing trunk lines with adequate depth, and securing annual appropriations for commissions, stressing independence from congressional or departmental interference.
A passenger train wreck on the Great Northern line near Peller Montana killed two men and a fireman, with one of the victims identified as Ranapeck. Details remain scarce as officials investigate the accident on the Sitios Jonetson branch.
Bare filing records show Elisebeth J. Stephens transferring part of the northwest quarter of section nine, township three, range two east to Mary E. Stephens with a quitclaim. Consideration listed as one dollar. Document relates to a property in Farmeran Ward, with case FC 8 proceeding against Jesse M. Shups and a deserter noted in the complaint.
A garbled OCR fragment references Uys and Nam erican sone, with scattered words about a hall, compire ogtt, and a Meth Market. It mentions New York and an October date, plus cryptic numbers and prices.
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