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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item lists a Milwaukee area venue opening night with free lunch and prices, plus a string of court actions, bids, and local notices. The garbled text mentions marriages, crimes, and employment ads, with several names and places distorted but indicating a 1907 urban notice page.
Barber Scotty Granger, jailed on charges linked to a burglary plan, was released after creditors and court actions shifted responsibility. A court statement noted charges withdrawn and Granger’s return to Ogden, while the community and his supporters celebrated his exoneration and potential reconciliation with his past.
Mrs. Trylli K Hinawert sues Ogden City in district court claiming spring thaw caused a natural waterway ravine to flood her dwelling at 719 Twenty seven Street. She seeks $1,000 for damages to her home and wiring from faulty drainage and a blocked sewer system during floods on dates in May 1907.
Jumbled OCR recounts a fatal shooting incident with chaotic names and stray phrases. A man allegedly shot himself or was shot. police involvement follows at a city street address on Twenty- first Street. The fragmentary prose mentions a hospital, an execution claim, and a police station inquiry with unclear outcomes.
Unclear OCR reads as a garbled notice referencing a wholesale millinery operation tied to Ogden and rapid manufacturing in a county area. It mentions location seeking in Dundee and distribution links to a cat pausy and obfuscated names, with scattered proper nouns indicating a business notice.
Ann Martin died this morning after a long illness from cancer of the stomach. She was born in Hagland and emigrated to America with her husband, living in Ogden before her health declined. Estate valued at about $40,000 is in the hands of TC Nye. Burial will be at the city cemetery near Ni ithie.
A court reporter describes the Walker-Lawrence case as prosecutors prepare for trial. Judge Howell may prioritize minor cases on the calendar while the defense and witnesses prepare, with proceedings and preliminary transcripts under review for archival records.
Det. ot-Tanwaliyn Magon aged 61, reputed to be the oldest conductor on the Ghieago and Alton railroad, died at home yesterday. He began on the Altomax line years ago and served until stricken with Tenino wars. Known for guiding trains under several presidents, he was famed for steadfast service and was involved in a notable incident with Tyler of Binghamspton, N. Yo.
Habit Common Sense urges a changes to ta as guidance. The message implies adjusting habits toward practical daily routines.
In a fragmented note the writer hints at a plan or errand, with unclear details and garbled place names. The text reads like an OCR error from a larger page, lacking coherent names, dates, or events to anchor a factual item.
Construction on the Twenty fourth street viaduct at Ogden is planned to start in December with a large force of men under Assistant Engineer Campbell. Chief Clerk McGirly says work will proceed through winter with little weather impact once structural iron and steel arrangements are concluded, and the project is described as essential to rail service and public utility.
Park commissioners held talks with University Prof Northup and others on shade tree and planting plans for Ogden parks. The group aims to submit recommendations within the week and promote trees such as cottonwoods poplars and box elders, with landscaping to harmonize with park spaces. Several hundred trees cleared from Lester Park are being removed as land is prepared, with new greens and flower beds to be added along paths and walks. The city council may be petitioned to create a park district and curb unsightly gaps between curbs and sidewalks. Projections include spring grass, flower lists, and a young evergreen and flower display near Twenty-fifth Street. The fountain in the city ball square area is to be cemented and walks joined once work finishes, with streams of water planned before winter.
Doctor Powers asserts concerns about a reservoir’s condition and potential contamination. He notes years without cleansing and mentions a sample water test as evidence, while describing ongoing efforts to address possible health risks and public safety.
The article reports severe shortages of freight and passenger cars, locomotives, and depot capacity. Rio Grande and allied lines face overwhelming demand with many cars marked out of service, shops overloaded, and new depots unfinished. Officials warn only rapid recovery will avert broader supply disruptions and traffic backlogs.
A garbled OCR style passage references Western Pacific and several unclear entities. It mentions dates, places, and people in a fragmented way, suggesting an interrupted report on a court or meeting, with multiple nonsensical insertions and misread names.
The note warns special arrangements for oysters in cans may fail with inadequate water or logs. the shipment faces dangers and only pure storage can prevent loss. The fragment mentions a frat shipment and a misread term Qclolur Trt, indicating unclear entities.
The text alleges illegal agreements and control over manufacture and sale of goods by the Central Supply Association, citing Attorney General Bille and a controversial pact with the Eastern Supply Association. It claims the alliance seeks to restrain free trade across the United States and outlines dubious authority over purchasing and distribution.
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