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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
7
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a disruption or mock call at Standard Telephones editorial room and business office. The readable text mentions phony rings and hall areas, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
A garbled clipping mentions calls to a newspaper editor in Ogden and Salt Lake, notes about obituaries and cemetery plans, upcoming elevator deliveries for Ogden, and advertising deadlines for the Evening Standard. It also references local figures and businesses, railroad officials, and lectures at Weber Academy with mixed details and dates.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports on a Feomae Heederson-Ames company event in Kalantdzou Mink with references to uniforms, a high class animated features production at a Casino theater, changes in program, and a journey segment. It mentions employees, a city visit, and a new basher shop at 48812 Washington, with owners Ryan & Butt or similar. The text remains garbled yet signals a mid late 19th century industrial or entertainment notice involving pensioners and staff roles.
Salt Lake area briefs cover local developments and state news items gathered from regional press. Notable notes include governance, public service, and regional events impacting Utah communities.
Reports from Salt Lake indicate the Lucin mining district copper property, tied to the Salt Lake Copper Company, faces internal dissent and broken campaigns. Details show 180 acres hold 75,308 tons of 1.1 percent copper ore, 27,60 tons at 2.49 percent, and 188,470 tons at 72 percent. The firm has shipped ore and contracted with major refiners, with stock offerings and factional tensions tied to the Lewis brothers of New York.
April 1 report from Salt Lake business circles notes Ulm Malval Development Co president Willant J. Bayfor returned after a visit to Nevada. He says Salt Lake investors are increasingly attentive to a revival of the old mine sites. The Missive and others seen as growing, with new strikes and surface work underway. The company plans to develop the Treasure sea region and the Guid Cree Mine project, with investors Moore, S. A. heavy, W. Walla, and M. Matoy involved. Development aims include sinking on the Ninjas claim and expanding the old properties, with monthly plans to bring work to the old holdings. Investors anticipate national traction, though some figures remain provisional as workers begin on Monday.
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The Commercial Club of Salt Lake City discussed funding for the cadets battalion to travel to Calcium Town. About $12,000 is needed to carry out the undertaking with $8,600 already subscribed and 246 cadets planning to go. Forty-one more have signified intent, but board of education approval is not yet secured.
A league plan envisions teams from Teague Suit Lake Odum Lonny Provo Andra with two more from Pre Yo and Logan. Each town would fund a salary near $1000 monthly and host independent clubs under directors chosen from local groups. Gate receipts and pools would fund salaries and league expenses, with ball grounds offered free to attract play.
A group described as hobos attempted raids in Price and nearby areas. They planned to waylay travelers and steal a debt, but internal chaos slowed actions. Thirty two members fled town within an hour, while others fled or hid as officers arrived. Authorities pursued, captured one, and the rest dispersed.
Lansing reports a controversial surcharge outcome with Bryan connected to a central issue. The narrative mentions a great celebration in a remote location and references a public reception by officials. The piece notes officials’ reactions to the Caramutten’s refusal and cites Minnesota involvement in the surrounding context.
In a pending matter the defense seeks a rebate decision regarding a gentleman named Sunla Ke rally on a claim of S48iLub0 for collmds fe ther Great Caney Tite & Cemunl. The case proceeds in a court with representation from counsel for the Indlesients canine dea, Tand Tye LA & Cenvent cone.
Elberta peaches from Alvo Bow Unvin lead a diverse display including Yellow Tranparent Dox Wilder Carolina Poplar Whi Abbe Wuropetnat Ash Blo Maple and twoyear Privel. Chafurvian Didertur 4 way grade descends from XN to 3 teat with eager buyers offered price details by phone.
Cheagm Apel reports the Rockefeller extension allowing a $840,000 goal to be funded by a 2 to 1 match with other gifts. The board agreed to push the deadline to March 31, 1909, with Mr Rockefeller offering to match $2 for every $100 raised. Subscriptions total about $175,000, with university trustees professors and students contributing over $100,000 of the amount.
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Reports from the Tajarantino Missionary convention in Chicago describe rapid changes in China over three years, with speakers including Hey WN. Brewster, John F. Mott, and Bishop J. W. Ralford of Shanghai. They note reforms in society and education, predicting China may surpass others politically and progress against opium, aiding regional influence.
New York teachers show little enthusiasm for a European tour proposed by the National Giving Hed motion to send twenty city benchers abroad. The school board would grant eight weeks leave on full pay, with Federation arranging nearly free transport. Officials are surprised by the tepid response from those invited.
Tealousy caused a murder and a death by self harm in Portland Oregon Roby was shot and killed after a dispute over a girl Brille allegedly attacked Roby then took the girl away from Marghfield Returning Brille denied the killing and claimed Roby was unfaithful The case involves a young man of about twenty years old and related accusations remain unresolved
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ceremony or lecture in Berkeley tied to a theological seminary and university figures. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the snippet mentions a panel or discussion led by professors and church figures, with emphasis on local academic and religious institutions.
A New York social note reports Avett 16 Thyly antitudl intern al fa sludrotherapautic a nd Angagggeniant rowtied in Mornings yesterday of Rola Geynur of Cornell Medical collage and St Amie 8 Higble. The item notes a wedding betrothal related to a Cornell club device that eliminates danger of burning in medical electrotherapeutic uses. The bride’s family ties and hospital affiliations are listed, with plans for a honey moon in January.
A New York jury awarded John Folco ten thousand dollars for injuries from a sewing machine company wagon accident on June 16 1806. Both his legs were broken and internal injuries occurred. investigators later found they had been examining the wrong sister in the case.
Ahiongo, a 16 year old, and Prof Wallace W Atwood of the University of Chicago are appointed by the United States Geological Survey to survey Alaska coal fields. They aim to assess value and identify a suitable location for a navy coal station. Atwood will depart April 1 to lead the surveying party, marking his first expedition back after a two year minerals study trip.
A New York Bible class plans a program to protect young strangers arriving from abroad. The initiative, tied to the Rockefeller era, aims to safeguard welfare of newcomers by contacting parents nationwide and arranging care upon the travelers’ arrival or meeting local coordinators.
A cemetery memorial reads tributes to George Dixon, remembered by the community. Funds totaling 1600 dollars were raised by the society to support a fountain at the monument site, with approval given by local officials in Horitia steers.
A dated sale notice advertises varied fabric and related goods including floral and oriental tapestries, lace, drapery, wools, and wigs. Prices range from a few dollars to around forty dollars with quantities and yard measurements noted. Multiple vendors and stock descriptions appear, alongside the shipment update and color variety.
Invited attendees fill the room for a church service and candlelight ceremony as club members conduct a vote tonight. Mr Tockefelter is named as a candidate for president, with the outcome pending in the election of the club leadership.
A partially legible court record from April 16 shows Foullant and others accused in a domestic abuse incident. The document mentions threats and violent actions during a test, with references to jealousy and a confrontation leading to a financial wallet loss. The transcript is fragmentary and obscured by OCR errors.
The Senate voted on fin calendar measures including a ban on racing and other bills. Proposals covered purchasing a land between Pennsylvanian Avenue and the Mall for a government building, creating a bird range in Montana, and enlarging homesteads on non irrigable lands.
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Fragmentary OCR shows an announced lecture by James Bryce with uncertain venue names and dates. The readable words indicate an urban setting and a formal public address but lack clear location or timing details.
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