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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
7
A compact item notes telephone call patterns and bell sounds from Bell lines. The snippet references two rings and one ring signals for different listings as part of a business fire editorial segment. It records the odd phrasing and cataloging style of the era.
Fragmented notices from Ogden detail real estate transactions on Lake Street and nearby areas, including a 200-dollar sale in a new addition and administrator actions for Chrvot Harley estate. Weather forecasts warn of heavy rain and a coming storm, with reports of lingering dampness and cool temperatures across the region.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Peery’s Crescent Flour Jelly with unclear claims about product quality and availability. It references milling, wheat, and various names or brands in a garbled section. The readable portion provides no coherent event, date, or concrete offer.
District authorities recount a chaotic incident aboard the train where suspects tied to a gang were restrained and sent to the state penitentiary for an eighteen year term. Deputy Sheriff Marony was harmed during the confrontation, and witnesses described the defendants as formidable criminals amid tense proceedings.
Ogden's growing popularity as an educational center is shown by Hunludig College at 241 Washington Avenue reporting over sixty new students in two weeks. The institution plans to add more rooms and facilities as enrollment climbs, with typeswriters, night offices, and banking spaces expanding to support growing student demand.
Sai Francisco Sept time and Noselle Fire Insurance company, long settling with policyholders for losses from April 1206, proposes to pay thirty cents on each dollar. Twenty five cents goes to policyholders, the remainder covers expenses. Final approval awaited before funds are distributed to unpaid claimants.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions FEED AND GRAI RUSH, contact details for CHARLES F. GROUT HAY, and references to a healer and wheat. The text is garbled with names and places, but implies urgent feed orders and possible agricultural services in Hardin County.
World markets show mixed closes with fractional gains in New York and steady to higher readings in sugar coffee and cotton. Livestock and grain futures display varied results across Chicago and Kansas City with notable activity in western cattle and pork futures.
The text records a ceremonial milestone for Tames J Hill, noting a celebratory event at a northern city. It mentions a digressive narrative about a person named Mr THT and various place names and dates, though the passage is garbled. The main point centers on a notable 70th milestone reached by Hill with associated congratulations.
Sheriff Wilson captured alleged horse thief Foreman from Summit County at Corey stables near Park City. Foreman, claiming ownership, faces grand jury proceedings awaiting Summit County seriff. Stolen horse valued around 1800 dollars reportedly linked to Tooele County man as owner.
A new fourteen story Chicago skyscraper valued at 1000000 will rise at the southeast corner of Ischeot boulevard and Plymouth Court. The building will house hop and stores on the first floor, offices on the next, large halls on the third and fourth, a 200 seat rental hall, and head offices for the association on upper floors. The announcement came during a meeting of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce in the Auditorium Hotel.
A fire in Goner D'Alene City early today destroyed the Franklin black win building, killing two men identified as Gil Layan and Jacob Sengland. The blaze began in the early hours. the cause remains under investigation as rescue crews battled flames and searched for other possible victims. Authorities named the deceased as known residents of the area, with workmen and neighbors reporting the scene and assisting during the blaze.
Fragmented OCR text reports a violent incident involving a Mexican mob attacking an American in Mazatlan Mexico. The garbled lines reference a band in a plaza and a possible national flag or protest event. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A violent incident disrupted a Mexican Independence Day celebration with injuries as a man was assaulted and dragged through a crowd amid a tense scene. The event prompted medical aid and public concern, while officials and bystanders reacted to the unrest and subsequent claims of unrelated corporate disputes.
Rouisville September 16. The Independence party campaign kicked off in Louisville with Thomas L. Bisgan and William Hearst making a public appearance. The meeting, conducted by national committeeman J.B. Moreick, drew a cordial reception as speakers urged unity to represent the white country and southern interests, stressing a broader alliance including a figure from Mexico.
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