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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
8
Ans and Attell fought a sparring session described in vivid detail, with exchanges in all three rounds. The piece notes ring setup, referee-like caution, and Attell’s left hooks and Abe’s uppercuts, ending with post-fight reflections on training and upcoming fights.
In New York Aug 31 a pair of league games produced mixed results. Teel won the opening contest for an Philadelphia team while Settler fell in the second game as pitchers yielded little. The action featured several notable performances and several rbi contributions amid a tight two game slate.
A fragmented article discusses health guidance aimed at women, promising sustenance and strength through a so called medicinal regime. It references Dr Vieren and a list of remedies, claiming benefits for menstrual pain, headaches, fatigue, and general female vitality.
Sioux City triumphed against Lincoln with a 7 to 4 win as Denver and Pueblo contests faded in later action. Key players included Hendrix, Bohannon, McDonough and Smith in a rugged early season slate referenced by the Western League report.
National League action features Chicago and St Louis in a rough game marked by pitching highlights from Overall who struck out eleven but Chicago failed to score early. Shields and Shepkard steal bases with Evans and Steinfeldt driving in runs as Chicago nudges offense but Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results follow elsewhere.
Fragmented text lists scattered college and city matchups with inconsistent spellings and numbers. It references Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo and Kansas City among others, implying multiple game results without coherent structure or full names.
Fragmented OCR shows a community notice describing exhibit charges at a dale rite fair. It mentions entries for farms, vegetables, and crafts, with prices around two dollars and various costs for setting up displays.
A steamer reports Pacirig Fleet 18 in action with heatotuding areas and maneuvers near Sal Bonnithney. The narrative mentions ironclad readings, a thinker's ring, and a series of names including Irene and Benet as part of a maritime scene with unspecified outcomes.
Attendees favored a municipal waterworks bond with May Brewer backing the proposal. Father Cushnahanton questioned the plan while City Engineer Parker outlined plant condition and efficiency. Thomas spoke on the election’s impact. City Attorney De Vine discussed title validity as the crowd weighed the proposal. The meeting drew about 60 residents, all scrutinizing the issue before voting. The note mentions the San Francisco Veterinary College next session in September with catalog free, via Dr. Chas. Jeane.
Supreme Court opinion issued yesterday reverses a lower court ruling involving property valued at 390 dollars in Oxcon. Justice Shaup writes the opinion, with Chief Justice McChry and Justice Frick concurring, remanding the case to the judge for further proceedings to determine the estate interests and final payments.
Fragmented OCR describes a carnival ride, the Ferris wheel, tied to the Big Four County Fair. It notes ownership and display at Pitt and mentions American imagery though details are garbled. The item emphasizes the wheel as a major attraction and landmark at the event.
The regular council session approved waivers for reading minutes and accepted recommendations to appoint Valentine Gideon as municipal judge during Murphy’s temporary absence. Major Brew’s request to appoint William H. Williams to the board of education, succeeding Dr. R.S. Jaxee, was also approved. A note from North Ogden irrigation concerns a needed bridge adjustment, referred to Public Works. The meeting adjourned for Wednesday evening.
Weber County commissioners considered monthly claims and routine business. A proposal to extend the mobile highway from the Weber County Infirmary to the Bamberger railroad was presented by Jasuph Weight, with advisement on timing. They approved a $400 appropriation for road improvements near the Peery home and discussed staffing changes in the county offices.
The document outlines a multi day racing schedule starting Wednesday September with trotting races and purses around four million dollars. It lists entries and participants such as Pitt and Co. and mentions events across Thursday Friday and Saturday with various trot and pacing races, dates and locations.
A. S. Condon asserts city actions on waterworks purchase violated state statutes. He notes no countersignature on the contract, no ordinance or resolution published, and no special election held, arguing the Tuesday vote would not affect the already negotiated deal.
A damaged notice from the University of Utah outlines student registration and entrance exams dated September 14. It lists the School of Arts and Sciences the State Normal School the State School of Mines the Utah School of Medicine and a Department of Law with various courses described.
Reports from Utah fuel interests warn a coal shortage could hit this fall if demand surges ahead of supply. Utah Fuel Company president Cowie and others say current production remains sufficient but delivery and haulage limits may constrain availability for consumers and retailers this winter.
A disrupted transportation system caused by a widespread strike threatens operations at Ogden plants and other facilities. Officials warn the halt could extend for days, reducing output and triggering supply concerns across multiple industries. Local leaders urge resolution to restore shipments and avert further economic impact.
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