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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous proper nouns and place names interspersed with stray phrases. Content appears garbled, containing references to publications, individuals, and locations without coherent narrative or news context. Unable to extract a clear event or subject for a proper summary.
Fragmented report covers funeral for Elaine Gulufora with LDS ward remarks and choir, interment at Ogden cemetery, plus a Heritage event in Salt Lake with Mrs H P Clavie and Miss Margaret Clark, reception, and guests from Ogden and Salt Lake. Also notes a money lending ad by Geo J Kallen.
Union Pacific Railroad announces a meeting at its Salt Lake City office on October 14 1908 to elect fifteen directors approve and authorize mortgage actions and related corporate matters. It lists the First Lien and Refunding Mortgage consent from Mercantile Trust and specifies share transfer books and meeting procedures.
A damaged OCR record outlines a 1938 Weber County revival campaign with dates near September 19 in Salt Lake City. The text mentions several officials, a chair, a secretary, and meetings about local governance and event planning, but the fragmentary lines obscure full details and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and places about judges and votes. Mentions United States, a judge, journey, and various nonsensical terms, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Local officials report rapid progress on the Western Pacific rail line from Salt Lake to Dakland with the Ball Lake halt nearly finished. G Bogue and Utah Construction leaders discuss work underway and upcoming schedules as hundreds of jobs are anticipated in Salt Lake City amid new terminal plans.
Rimar T Hill sues his wife Jownty WWM to recover about 80000 dollars of property deeded to her in 1905. He claims the property was given to her in trust for his future ability to manage it, while she alleges he was incapacitated and she supported the family. The Hills run a three hotel operation in Bingham and appear to remain together despite the dispute.
A divorce suit was brought today by Hilda P Bast against Walter Bast in the district court at Bast Lake. She alleges the marriage began January 28 1907 in East Lake City and that the desertion was without cause. She cites her husband’s income of 50 dollars monthly and requests support of 14 dollars monthly.
A disrupted evening at a Salt Lake station ends with an Oregon Short Line headman firing a warning shot. Witnesses report confusion as passengers and crew react to a chaotic scene near Carthage Way, while engineers focus on keeping trains safe and on schedule.
Readable phrases hint at a crime or court scene with names like Geo and Mandar, a parolee at Postma align, references to a bottle of whiskey and a march 8 date, and scattered mentions of places such as Wollsvile and Howlin. The fragmentary text lacks coherent structure or clear outcome.
A garbled report describes Veen Tond sending an engine to Wylag Du the Mody. Mrs. Whittaker and others contend a dramatic revenge tale, while Lie Tehith of the epechal is sought after as a troubling incident unfolds. Linden enters a scene from a Nort Salt Lake car and journeys toward the city amid confusion. Opposition from Als ruranta looms if Tandon pursues his Fatnoys gretoselas, seen as a clash over Killeg fm & falroa weedy rent.
The Saltake court lists four murder trials before Judge George G. Armstrong. Defendants include Thomas Vance charged with second degree murder in a wife’s beating and alleged poisoning, Gertrude Reeves in a child strangling case, and Med Cochran for a February railroad yard death. Vance’s trial is set for October 15. Reeves’s preliminary hearing occurred with a tentative October 8 trial date.
A long OCR fragment lists dates and names connected to crimes and court actions, including September and October entries for grand larceny burglary embezzlement and murder. It mentions Judge George Armstrong and several defendants with varied charges, plus a medical aside about pneumonia treatment proposed by Dr. Fitch.
Fragmentary OCR describes base acreage and improved land near Ogden with a proposed sale price of 20 and monthly payments of 12, mentioning Hunter and Kennedy as brokers and a misread address. Details are garbled but indicate a real estate listing with payment terms and location references.
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