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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
3
The passage appears as a garbled collection of personal notices, classified ads, employment offers, marriage announcements, shipping and railroad references, legal and public notices, and scattered names and places. It reads like a historical newspaper clippings page with many incomplete phrases and misread words.
Fragmented read shows obituaries and legal notices with scattered names places and events. Mentions include a death in Did Tentdence and varied court cases with charges of jewelry theft and forged formation while references to officials and districts hint at municipal notices and probate actions. The text blends funeral timings property suits and civic items without clear cohesive structure.
A fall calendar in Judge Howell's court showed motions and probate items largely continued or postponed. The session, labeled Motion Calendar, featured hearings on petitions for administration and estate matters with multiple continuances and removals to higher courts noted in the entries.
Fragments express gratitude and remembrance for those who offered aid after an accident. Names and specifics are unclear but the note seeks to thank individuals and families for comforting acts and support during a time of loss and hardship.
A passenger, Hancock, was beaten aboard a train near Brigham City, Utah, during a planned poker game with Mayfield and others. He sustained a skull wound from a blow to the head and was taken to Ogden for treatment. Mayfield was arrested. police pursue the remaining suspects as the attacker fled with a gold watch and cash.
Local market advertises selective meat sourcing with cash payment for family meals. It promises many varieties at low prices, claiming government guarantees protect safe, wholesome meats. invites customers to trust health standards and obtain fair value.
Monday evening at the Congregational church the W C I U convention opens with Guy McCreery delivering an address on Making Uothnds Meat. Noble Ilderkin and others will speak on Thy Churely and Temperence. Evening seminars include Medal Contest readings by Mrs. Saar Severn and Pearl Smith. Delegates from city and surrounding districts attend. All sessions are laid at the Congregational church.
OCR damaged item lists few permits issued this month with values for properties on Delfereny Avenue and Washington Avenue. Names John Rutenhauwer Mark Drowning Stephrad and Lang Mellam appear with values 1000 1200 770. Rain noted on THenkFAAli street.
An uproar at a California high school over Japanese students led to Dr Cloyd ordering their removal from tanks and floor spaces. Principal resistence and later reflection changed stance. the students were later integrated as cadets under school policy. The board of education backed the decision and pledged neutrality.
A hunting accident in Marionville left a man with a shattered left foreleg after a bullet from a firearm struck him in a pasture. Deputy Sheriff Neoryn Richey investigated the scene, traced tracks, and followed a party of hunters before they fled. Deputies were summoned as the open season began, and authorities pursued suspects amid tense reactions to the shooting.
Haniel Guggenheim, president of the American Smelting and Refining Co, travels from New York to Utah to inspect holdings and then by private car to Southern Pacific for a Nevada trip. The objective is a tour of West Coast and Nevada mining ventures, including Copper and smelting interests, with formal visits to Bingham and the Nevada Northern properties.
The owners of a Montana coursing club travel by train toward Salt Lake City on September 14 aiding the affiliated Ogden group. Ten men ride the coach car during the trip and are named among the party with Bonnet Bins, Robert Canine, Goats Kent and Garbis. Dues are mentioned as a concern.
Washington experts report on a tragic incident at a remote range where a man and animals suffered unexplained deaths. The fragmented text cites evidence of strange foul play and mentions mites as a possible factor, with officials noting unusual activity linked to the event.
Announced plans indicate a new stock yard to be built near Twenty-eighth Street in South Ogden, with official details limited. Railroad officials confirm a forthcoming yard but positions and timings await broader decisions, amid extensive parceling and stock movement concerns.
The West is urged to gain lower spring colonist rates from the East after the Harriman system’s push to extend a March and April discount. Union Pacific and other lines confirm plans to follow, pending cooperation with Western railroads, and Chicago reports discuss opposition and strategy ahead of spring homeseekers.
In North Oregon area reports say great tomato yields flood canneries across Wehey county. The Tenord of Sant sour and others have seen heavy packing. California growers face stiffer competition as demand grows. Weather and plant conditions drive production, with early shipments setting new records and plans to sustain output through the season.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wheat market fears and price expectations with references to Washington and November timing. Mentions of traders and a possible price adjustment and investor concerns appear in disjointed phrases, reflecting a damaged page segment.
The fragmentary text appears as garbled query about an examination and a governor with disrupted phrases. Key entities are not reliably identifiable, making concrete reporting difficult.
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