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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1909
Page
4
An historic desert region in northwestern Arizona faces isolation and contested development. The Kalab forest holds vast timber and grazing potential, with proposed water access and a rail-like pipe system. Community leaders push for infrastructure to unlock cattle, lumber, and mineral wealth while balancing conservation and Indigenous concerns.
Portland, April 13. Telegrams report Harriman interests moving engineers toward Idaho and Montana to extend the Bitter Root line northwest. Crews depart from Portland and Lewiston for reconnaissance east of the river, with a third party likely to join from Mixanola. The aim is to push a northern extension rather than follow the Pacific route to Wallace and Missoula.
Pingres Keller Meats and Groceries advertise cheap eds and trading terms. The item list includes Stratagers peas and assorted farm produce. Address given is Mars 26% Washington avenue with references to butter potatoes wheat and other goods.
The city board of education debated Arbor Day observance with Superintendent Jona M. Mills. A two day holiday was discussed as Arbor Day falls late in the week, potentially shortening the term. Mills indicated most classrooms will likely extend lessons and use Arbor Day as a planting day, aligning with state law and educational aims.
The governor proclaims Thursday as Arbor Day and urges schools to observe with a suggested program including readings, tree planting, and student reporting. Nelson state superintendent promotes activities and seed distribution to schools. includes a doorway ad for Doan's Kidney Pills with patient testimonial and local dealer info.
A garbled report from the Koighte' Intercate outlines financial entries with dividends and payable dates, alongside a note that Japanese are returning to their native country from the United States. The official foreign affair report cites more arrivals than departures, with figures comparing travel to and from Japan.
In Dur on Good Friday tensions between religious groups sparked rioting after a priest arrest during a reform crackdown. A mob attacked the town, burning homes and commercial buildings, wounding and killing several. troops restored order, arresting the priest and chief of police. Two rioters were shot by soldiers during arrests.
Beaver April 1.—Representatives of U S lead and zinc producers base at Washington to urge a tariff on all lead and zinc imports to protect domestic industries. They warn removal of duties would threaten mines in Colorado, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, and elsewhere as foreign ore costs could sink U S production. They seek 0.5 to 1 cent per pound on lead in ores and 1 1 9 cents on lead pigs, arguing a duty would prevent massive job losses and keep mills running.
George Wingfield confirms reports of a partnership with Senator Nixon after travels to Reno New York and Washington. He cites changes in banking interests including Senator Misestes taking control of the Sham Nathimal bank and Whe Tonopah, per an interview with the Reno Guaette.
A controversial plan outlines Penbing corporation taking over all holdings in Nevada including 300,000 shares of the Goldfield Com and 180,000 shares, with reforms of ownership and a proposed consolidation led by New York capital. The statement asserts ongoing amicable relations and denies any new future plans or business dealings with Senator Iron and J Absolved, claiming continued friendship and mutual consent.
Belt Lake April 1 News according to D C Jackling general waters of Stay Consolidated properties at Kelvine Arizona. The ore reserves were operated by 4 000 000 tons dating Mergh by the work of diamond drills used to explore the property. Jackling has just returned after general weeks examining conditions. He asserts the site is shaped for continued mining and future production will rise as he visits. During the start the experimental mill at Retin closed due to changes in ore testing. The Ray Consolidated property lies on the narrow pass between Ray and Helzin with ore trains crossing to the railroad road. This is part of Ray Consolidated. production is expected to increase this year. Jackling said W D Tradhey is appointed consulting engineer and will join the project about 1. He will oversee construction work.
The Eleventh Annual session of the American Mining Congress held in Pittsburg is summarized. Edward Harriman notes mining and railroads as key growth drivers, with mining products comprising 62 percent of freight by railroads in the year ending June 34, 1806 and manufactured goods adding 11 percent. Forest products and other manufacturing also feature, illustrating mining’s vast impact. Taft pledges government aid, citing mining’s rising scale and need for conservation and human factors in resource use. Other speakers include Camill Wright, John Mitchell, Thomas L. Lente, and Judge George Gray.
Wedell elected to direct the Original Rawhide Mining Co as discussions reveal ongoing mine developments. Reports describe shaft depth progress and planned pushes to reach new depths, with engineers detailing this mine’s recent activity and future aims.
A1243 note indicates changes to the dump schedule and nearby market timing. The document mentions new timings for Magen and Seburg, now under review as the plan takes effect. Officials confirm the adjustments will impact operations and public access.
In Omninanenle Kentucky April night a crowd of men and women fought for a jug of liquor using knives. Several injured and a death warning lingered as owners doubt the outcome with names Mia Mary Koln Richard Mayes Bean Cline John Cline and 42h Mayes.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a 100 percent increase and mentions Apel. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases about a Camry and Lent. Unable to identify clear event, persons, or organizations from the readable fragments.
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