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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a political group or event with names resembling Party Ock IAL and cabinet figures. Details are unclear but suggests a remembrance or retrospective moment centered on individuals named Sarren and Ommetally.
Ten people were injured in a collision near Helment Park Rice Track at Vine Street. The incident occurred as a crowd stood near the intersection, with officials report unclear details. A budget regulation note indicates adjustments to a final funds disbursement, impacting a route costing 1F,000,00.
City notes recount unrest over public works and rail facilities while mourning the death of Spencer amid apothecary, laundry orders, and pending probate. Community updates cover depot harmony, tax matters, and recent hires as officials pursue improvements and oversight.
A high school team plans a Saturday trip to face Lion High School after a long journey from their campus. Coach Mouch directs practice focusing on forward play and defensive rules as they prepare for the tough test away from home. The trip includes student interactions and a theater event after the game with several seats reserved for the band and supporters.
Joseph Mempke and others faced sentencing after a jury verdict. Mempke received two years in the penitentiary for burglary while Hempke drew one year for larceny three others were sentenced for grand larceny and burglary with details tying to a Wilteme stable theft and a chase from Ogden to Cache County. The group faces confinement with Saint Sebastian day referenced for a transfer.
Western coal shortages threaten urban life as freight delays worsen and rail deliveries lag. Manufactures struggle to meet demand while city officials and coal companies pledge efforts to improve transportation and keep essential services running.
Mrs Buth Welker a long time resident of Arnold Notte died at 3 18 a n Etack Vea. Her daughter Mes Wangah Thin May Rounts her home. Born September 9 631 in Arnold Notte Bacland she had many children and eight grandchildren. Funeral details note burial in West Webermertinghoge on December 11th at noon.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court case involving defendant Howell in district court with a reference to a dispute over an action and a custody or taxation matter. The readable phrases indicate a trial, a dental or medical term not clear, and a potential financial or property dispute.
An Earl party evening organized by tar Enlzats and the Ladies of the Meccaders at Kot PR invites attendees to enjoy card games and light entertainments with featured refreshments and social activities for members and guests.
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal notice involving Etna Washtagtan and Wardlogtan council, with mentions of filing, securities, and a breach. Names such as Robert Evens and others appear obliquely, plus figures like 972 and 45. The text is garbled and hard to follow, but signals a court or corporate matter with asset or security details and attorney references.
Rail road commissary in this city will provide a refined lunch to laundry department workers at noon daily once the new depot hotel arena is completed. Other departments will receive similar meals shortly. The system aims to save time for both company and workers, improving relations as already adopted by several major dining houses. Ovens costing thousands will be installed, using the latest pattern to feed hundreds of rail road employees.
A fragmented notice outlines pricing for a skating event with commutation tickets and admissions. Details on dates and rates are garbled, but references to open Monday, special events, and skates suggest a public sale of tickets and price changes for sessions and facilities.
An elderly man recalls his struggle with dawdling and caffeine in old age. He describes quitting coffee and adopting a steady routine, noting improved focus and energy after months. The piece emphasizes personal discipline, routine, and the impact on daily work and health.
Prominent citizens join students and faculty in Webster Academy ceremony dedicating a new 20 room building. Speakers include Heber Scowcroft and A T Wright. A grand assembly, organ music, and a word from President Shortlim mark the event as plans foretell a 1000-seat assembly hall and future expanded facilities.
In Crawford, the murder trial before Judge Howell and a jury heard late afternoon testimony from witnesses including Brick, AL Herrick, Joe Thowne, C. J. Ghitke, Charles Wright, COWL, Greenwell and Gray. Witnesses described the night of the shooting and the fight. no new facts emerged beyond prior reports. The defense then presented its case this afternoon.
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