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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented historical page bundles probate mentions, guardianship actions, and notices about missing funds. It references Mrs Nichols suspected of misplacing 400 in Hermann County, an Oregon Short Line matter, and a forthcoming charity event with a costume contest and skating ride.
The St Josephs church festival in Roan on Monday November 4 at the Kuhn building on Weabington Ave features a student performance from Sacred Heart academy, printed program details in this paper, and a Knight of Columbus social at the armory Wednesday. Prizes valued from 1 to 10 dollars and various items will be displayed in the Ogder Furnitive windows. a large social event will conclude with meals served Monday through Wednesday.
Women gathered as officers were elected and a banquet followed at the Herialatge. Officers named include Mrs. A B Cures and Mrs. A R Werter with a slate of directors, after debates on topics from child welfare to domestic science in a lasting convention program.
A proposed reorganization of railroad divisions shifts the Oregon Short Line and Utah division from Ogden to Green River and trims Salt Lake transfers. Mohtet gains the route from Green River to Ogden, consolidating authority under the Southern Pacific. Officials expect Ogden to remain pivotal, with minor staffing effects anticipated.
Merchants of Ogden unite to support Ogden Clearing House policy urging banks to keep money in Weber County. A long circular lists firms endorsing the action, with many local businesses signing to uphold checks payable at the Ogden Clearing House for purchases and payments. A farewell for Elder W. J. Yau Drke is scheduled Friday night by the Third Ward Amusement Society as he leaves for missionary work.
A Chicago firm John Scowersit & Sons announces retirement from the wholesale grocery trade on January 1 to focus on a new wholesale dry goods, boots and clothing venture. The company plans a large new manufacturing plant at Twenty Unrd and Wall avenues, employing over 150 people, with 26 traveling salesmen, and aims to begin full operation before spring.
A garbled report from Salt Lake references a legal action involving Mohey Suit lake and Wenning Nalike, mentioning certittento paw and rilood terms. The fragment alludes to a court proceeding with names Vinay A Anoultiy Jacever and Uru an SoM, hinting at a motion or hearing date in October but offers few concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with mixed words and names. The readable parts reference banks, a close AOL OP term, work yesterday, legal terms, and a sports cue with a CUP beat. The piece lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to define a definitive news item.
Wenly-nine pris second and initiates welcomed by El Kalah temple members at the Masonic lodge in Salt Lake City. Banquet followed in the temple hall with Noble Crilehion as host and speeches by Nobles Kalak Temple and A. O. Baler. Dozens of new initiates listed including Will Yau A Tanyey and Joseph K. Parsons.
The article discusses a Comptroller Ridgely granted privilege allowing banks to deposit bonds other than government and to draw United States notes. It argues this expansion could revive business, lift dull times, and potentially increase money volume by a million or more, aiding the country’s needs.
The Gteh Construction company of Aden has continued all construction on the Short Laig railroad in Oregon and will transfer the workforce from Utah and Idaho to Oregon. Sections along the Western Pacific will be built, with tracts extending to the Prolife Loust. About 230 men will be sent from Short Mine paints to Gewld May Brading camps, and six to seven hundred workers will move to cover the line.
A teacher named Mrs Tosephine Amm, affiliated with an institution run by the Blrtens of Bt Mury in the Pro Teta Tylenpal eliireh, reportedly died by her own action in New York. The incident details remain unclear, with transit and institutional responses under review by local authorities.
An ad claims Postum builds the body when coffee is avoided. It asserts drug-like poisons disappear and brain function improves as Postum combines with the body to restore vigor. The copy ends with the slogan There’s a Reason.
Chicago Livestock at Chicaxa shows cattle receipts around 10 000 with market steady to higher. Prices list ranges for cows calves Texian western and hogs, with weakly structured figures and several garbled tokens. Sheep receipts near 72 000 and prices for various classes noted, overall market steady to firm.
A garbled OCR snippet lists mixed commodities and figures such as wheat, flax, clover, and Usnithy with unrelated codes and dates. The text references May entries, prices, and locations but lacks coherent structure or identifiable events or persons.
A fragmented note describes a market selling select meats for family trade. It emphasizes buyers, low prices, and a government guarantee related to meat safety. The text mentions deliveries to a town and includes unclear names and phrases about health and reliability.
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