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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1907
Page
7
The readable text advertises Lara lard brands with mentions of Blue and Red pall es standard lard. It promotes dependability and urges choosing trusted products though many words are garbled and unclear. It hints at contact or ordering details but the wording remains imperfect.
Russell-James Co. at 126 26th St Danderine prints adverts for balr fut Me suely da rela and sunshine raise. The text mentions a thick growth of Sale when other enlle érirpirts Fell tt. It references 10 cents fare imps and calls to contact a late fren axye Rheveiton Vandelton Co Chicago DI.
An old publication advertises Standard and registered horses, praising Direct to melt and other entries. It notes a brown mare about 13.3 hands and 1160 pounds, with farm names and prices, plus terms and refund policy. Location references include Orden City, Weber County, Fate rounds near Upden Utah.
A strong quake struck City of Mexico on April 14 lasting over four minutes causing extensive damage. Buildings cracked, power failed, and streets filled with debris as residents reported tremors shaking homes and businesses, with repairs and relief efforts underway.
A distorted OCR fragment lists medical terms and names with scattered phrases. The garbled text references a series of pills, treatments, dates, and possibly personal names, but readability is too limited to extract a coherent event or outcome. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations emerge from the legible portions.
Placeholder OCR fragment mentions standard telephones and a business office but lacks a complete readable narrative or identifiable events, persons, or places to form a coherent news item.
A jumble of funeral notices and official appointments appears, listing funerals for Hagel Fisher and Ceatrice Gertrude Wiltse, and the burial of Freddie Glogel. It mentions governor appointing boards including the State Optometry board and Alaska commission, plus travel records and regional political notes around Salt Lake City, Ogden, Ely, and Seattle.
A brief notice announces an excursion to Milner Idaho and a land sale near Taln Falls. Tickets are valid for return, with April 2202 set for entry and sale of town lots in Milner. The flyer mentions an information point at 30,000 sere and refers to a Milner townsite opening for entries and lot sales.
Special from Port Townsend says Lieut Herbert Millar Garfield of the coast artillery attached to the Port Flagler rilkon will be tried by court martial convening next Wednesday. Millar, nephew of James A. Gate one of the martyred Drestdents, is charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The case centers on an altercation with a rival and features questions about official conduct and appearance of impropriety. The quartermaster at Port Townsend, Millar, appears as defendant, with proceedings set to proceed under military law.
A fragmentary report describes a shipwreck involving a New York crew and Cuban cargo near Trinidad. Survivors were rescued by a small boat and taken to Naples, then to New York aboard a steamer as authorities investigated the incident.
A mishap at the Ogden pipeline near the power plant caused a lengthy shutdown. About 200 feet of damaged pipe must be repaired, delaying full service into an indeterminable period. Around 100 workers remain on site to restore power to Salt Lake and surrounding areas.
In a postwar gesture General Wade of Obbs is credited with reshaping the forces and retiring older officers while preparing the next generation. He previously commanded the Cisll war forces and led a recon mission. Wade also took part in the Io dieu csmpalmtia and was chosen to command the camp at Tah pa Florida during the Spanish American War.
Roca Ohio April 14 Sara Daler Campbell Norris of Denver Cole killed herself at her brother Styron Campbell’s home. She was wife of Willem Norte Denver attorney and daughter of the late Dr A J Campbell. Her mother later married Dr Aaron Bohusler, longtime president of Baldwin University.
Express companies in New York announce a settlement after a five day conference ending a threatened 25 000 worker strike in the Metropolitan district. Employers agree to wage increases and shorter hours, with unions led by United States American Adams Southern Wells Fargo and others participating. The deal follows pre april 6th employer refusals and a May 1st strike plan, and involves major carriers in New York City and surrounding lines.
A brick pouce and lend for nile at 3125 Adams with 642 rods front and 14 rods deep is offered for 3060.00. Terms include 1600 down and any balance at 4 percent interest. Inter inquire by phone 409K or 636 Tint Et, N. 8. Wiaoa,-
The Chicago banker and former comptroller of the currency, Mr. Eckels of the Commercial National Bank, died today from heart disease in his sleep. The body was discovered by his butler after a phone call went unanswered. his wife and daughter were alerted as other family members were summoned. The report notes Eckels had recently held the role of comptroller of the currency.
President Roosevelt urges United States schoolchildren to observe Arbor Day thoughtfully. The message emphasizes trees and national renewal, noting Arbor Day is recognized nationwide with school activities and possible tree planting efforts.
A garbled report outlines a political proceeding or trial amid community upheaval. Key figures mentioned include Coral Wade and Jeffers, with references to a council or governance group, a lead-related issue, and a reaction from TR a Vartan. The text hints at a courtroom or hearing dated in a recent timeframe, but specifics remain unclear due to OCR damage.
New York stock prices fell sharply at the opening led by declines in HI and Warriman shares and copper issues. American Bank and Northern Factic t slipped, while Union Pacific and Great Northern preferred also eased. A brief rebound waned as renewed violence disrupted trading, ending with a modest recovery before the market stalled again.
Trading remained irregular with declines in grains and livestock. Great Northern and Union Pacific show weakness while copper and National Lead edge lower. Wheat futures fell in May and July contracts, pork and lard futures softened, and cattle prices showed mixed to steady movement amid thin demand.
A recently demonstrated system at the Ontan Packing and Provisions plant promises to supply meat with a guarantee for whole supply chains. The program aims to reach about 100 families and includes a stamp indicating authenticity and cleanliness standards.
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