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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
3
A garbled page of notices reports varied items from local trade to social happenings. Entries mention market prices, Sabbath attendance, arrivals back from trips, calls for inquiries, and snippets about neighbors and trades. Several names and places appear in fragmented form, with unclear dates or aims.
The fragment lists numerous local social activities and personalities including dancing academies, informal parties, and upcoming events. It mentions figures such as Mr Clarke, Parker Coal Company, and various neighbors and businesses, with references to residencies in Ogden and Salt Lake areas, plus implied local social scenes and personal moves.
Fragmentary personal items report Carl Bnew WA seeking a Balt Lake alterpress and a Burlington trip. Frank WHir changes position at Tan Racan's grocery. Names read like Clarence, Wrtent, Clea Meroe, Ge den Spe, and Aninnie Bagheeauraet on a Meine and hunting trip to Rene Lake. News mentions Mrs Ogleries ot Synths Nev leaving for her home today and Helen Parr taking a post, with others returning to Orden for routines and social visits.
Reports say a new ore smelter near Ogden will begin operations within about twenty days. A&Jarke plans rapid construction and expects $200,000 in purchases. daily output target is two hundred tons, with investors from Nevada and Meah involved.
William Blunt, a member of the Unt Vacine aienal campe, was employed under Foreman OW Xtwenmh. He was struck by No. 1 passenger train near Woym on a Saturday afternoon. His remains were taken to Fangatem, Wau for burial preparations before his final return to Pallotoga, Cat Tivat. The victim was middle aged. details describe a failed attempt to escape the passing train.
In Marshall, federal court proceedings showed multiple cases set for hearing including matters involving Hag diet versus Galen Savnes bank and wage disputes. The session adjourned with Judge Martell presiding as attorneys Booth, Smith, and others appeared for their clients. A deputy clerk and court staff managed the schedule.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a damaged listing about goods and furniture costuming at Seivante and Rutlete. It mentions cages, measures, and prices with unclear names and places. No clear dates or complete entities emerge.
A malady resembling typhoid disrupts daily life in Ogden with coughing wheezing and headaches. Doctors warn of a contagious fever affecting vital organs and respiration while citizens seek relief from itching and discomfort. A local ointment is advertised as a remedy for itching and irritation.
Ogden’s high schools opened with students in Sunday best and crowded registration. About 4 000 pupils enrolled today as reforms to courses and scheduling aim to raise standards. Cadet training to resume, athletic shifts, and broader subject offerings noted, with continued registration into the afternoon and book rooms extended into evening.
Amalgamated Sugar Company leaders David Bettes Job Pingree and Ti Ii Rolapp plan a Montana visit to select site for a beet sugar plant in the Big Horn region. If land proves suitable, a mill may be erected by year’s end, with investors counting on farmer support and scalable production.
County board approves aid for the county fair including securing cotton and dried fruit, and authorizes 25 to scour the exhibit. Commissioners discuss road projects in Orden canyon and Riverdale precinct, with petitions about Sand Ridge crossing and a galvanized iron pipe issue. Contingent salaries and reimbursements are reviewed for the county, with actions postponed for certain items.
In New York on September 14 a 58 year old porter on First Avenue was shot and killed by a police officer after an altercation. The assailant immediately fled as the victim was hurled against the curb, suffering severe head injuries.
The text reads as a garbled memoir fragment linking meals, ailments, and scattered memories. It hints at medical concerns, mental focus, and uneasy recollections around a date or event, but specific names, places, or outcomes are largely unreadable in the OCR.
A historical notice states officers and the board appropriated $1 per day for Lucy Eldridge’s support. The Masonic Temple opens to the public next Sunday with a marquee of features including a new emperor room, a grand hall 123 feet long with gallery seating for 141, electric lamps, and special dedication planned near Frumley.
Frank Chapin of Ogden, long noted as a leading real estate and mining man, returns to Crested Butte to inspect the Wack Hask mine on the Arguety vein. He reports preparatory work underway and finds ore near the old tunnel with a 50 foot vein and a three foot pay streak. Chapin recalls locals who stayed through ups and downs as the town develops with new railroad access.
In Portland Maine a morning update cites Rae Delng leading the field and a split outcome in the Republican campaign. Chairman Cater of Lawrenceton claims an estimated margin around one quarter to one percentage point, with results still unsettled as ballots counted.
Fragmented OCR text describes base operations near the canal with references to commission rates 19 percent and gear, machinery, and maintenance concerns. It mentions engineers, contractors, and yard clearances for the canal project, with unclear details about costs and personnel.
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