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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented Ogden page reports various notices and events including appointments and returns of city officials, a dramatic accident involving girders on Twenty third Street, a marriage license issued for a local couple, a demand for a route courier in Stamford, and social notices referencing residents and visitors amid ongoing city business.
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century notice packet shows job ads and property deals. It lists furnace jobs, sugar factory work, and housing sale terms with prices and down payments. Multiple locations and names appear, including Mineton and Sugar Westory references, with scattered dates and bids.
A Masonic gathering outlines officers including a grand warden and acting grand master, with preparations for a travel season and multiple lodges from Idaho to Salt Lake City. Delegates from Poiyson Tolga No. 18 of Pogatella arrive, and arrangements for a ceremony are detailed, including attendance by members from various jurisdictions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attorney Wie and a battle context with names and dates unreadable. Difficult to extract concrete events, parties, or venues. Summary reflects unsure pre battle remarks and possible legal framing without clear outcomes.
Ernest Capry of Wau saved by his coat as a protective strip during a near fatal collision. A young boy named Chamy was returning from a study trip when he faced an oncoming engine. The protector on the pilot rail apparently caught him and forced him clear of the wheels, leaving him with minor injuries.
A damaged OCR shows a report about a mail regulation issue involving postcards and stamped envelopes. It describes rules for first class postage and improper use of stamps on sealed cards. The item notes many cards were received and directed to offices or households.
The Countness season of the W. C4 convened at First Congregational church this morning. The decor featured asters and roses as speakers and officers outlined reports and plans. Mrs. Hester Gril of Los Angeles spoke on soldiers and sailors and Mrs. H. W. Pratt delivered "From the Firing Line" as a turning press into temporary church work. The afternoon session addressed departmental reports and a talk on "Temporanen i the Church" by Rev. N. S. Widerkly. Officers named included president Mrs. B N Stapard, first vice president Mes. F.C. Shaw, treasurer Miss heat. Ketdy, and other posts for Salt Lake and Orie delegates.
Preliminary hearing ends with judges ordering Lawrence and Walker held without bail. State prosecutor Heviis outlines case against both men for the death of Mrs Beers as witnesses describe alleged confessions and concealed affairs. Witnesses include Mrs Beers and Mrs Walker while defense argues for more evidence on Beers estate and related letters. The packed city hall audience awaits further proceedings in Weber County court.
Reading through a degraded OCR fragment reveals a purported case where a son is linked to the murder of his mother Mea Kohalfer, aged 42, with scattered references to investigators, dates, and locations. The text is severely garbled, leaving key names and events uncertain while implying a police inquiry and court process.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names Sallie Sooke and Atypenoraphen in a garbled text. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or location from the readable fragments.
A judge rebuked a family for extravagant funeral costs amid an estate dispute. Ruth F Grant and W W Peirce, estate appointees, report the estate at 2447.41 with 1205.27 in cash, funds intended for children's support. The ruling questions lavish spending and calls for restraint, stressing the need to protect minors' welfare and conserve assets for their sustenance.
The note describes oyst ers being shipped from Baltimore with special packing and handling. It mentions a planned shipment window around October and expresses desire for a specific shippart to be in Chicago, with care to avoid water damage and contamination.
Fragmentary OCR reads as Tintio wine owners deny invasion rumors with names and places unclear. The text shows scattered proper nouns and possible personal names, but the sentence lacks coherent details or dates.
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