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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
5
Reports from Ogden Canyon describe a mass gathering as locals and visitors rush to a promising gold strike near the Oxide sanitarium. Experts caution the vein shows strong mineralization but warn against overstating riches while noting samples assay high values.
A damaged and garbled report outlines procedures for testing a large gas pipe system. It mentions sections of pipe, temporary valves, and pressure measurements to determine wake presence. It notes major extensions from inches to feet and attempts to manage gas versus air pressure.
In Logan officials debate a proposed federal building on waterlogged ground. Building inspector Shipley warns against construction without a sewer system, noting risk of ground settlement and unsafe conditions if a sewer drainage plan is delayed. He criticizes current Cache Valley conditions and urges proper infrastructure before any erection proceeds.
A large force will be employed to overhaul the entire gas system. Thorough work is planned to repair and improve mains and facilities across the city. Company officials say the current mains are in bad condition and require extensive improvements.
New York April 1. James Wood, manager of Sam Langford, protests against promoting Ketchel to national status before Langford meets him. Langford plans to travel to England April 21 but will delay to agree to four or five rounds locally on April 36 or 37 to prove his superiority.
New York on April 16 a tenement house fire produced dramatic rescues as residents escaped danger. Fire crews battled flames from lamps and scattered debris while a deputy chief fell to the street and suffered injuries. The blaze forced evacuation and a hospital transfer for one victim.
The article details James A. Patten directing a bullish surge on wheat futures with vast orders and frantic activity in the trading pit. May and July contracts hit new highs before a volatile afternoon shift, followed by a sharp retreat and mixed closing prices amid broader market turbulence.
Reporters describe uncertain wheat prices driven by weather, harvest timing, and speculative player Patten. Traders note U.S. demand and milling purchases while futures show volatility. officials warn of market manipulation fears as producers assess output in a tight supply outlook.
Simon Hubin, president of the National Association of Master Bakers, writes to Ohio congressmen urging legislation to prevent wheat cornering. The letter condemns gambling in wheat markets and calls for action to protect the public from speculative manipulation and price manipulation.
In Kansas City the Consumers bread compass notes that a smaller loaf and price rise are likely. Dr. Howard Smith, president of the company, says wholesale flour has advanced forty seats a hundred pounds. The loaf was reduced from twenty to thirteen ounces as the bread generation formed.
Denver bakers announce there will be no rise in loaf price for weeks. Farmers are protected by reserve stocks and contracts with millers, ensuring delivery at the current price for a period.
In New York and Winnipeg the wheat market fell sharply with May wheat dipping to 2 14/ cents from an early high. July futures broke lower as the market reacted to the day’s losses.
The report highlights North American mining prospects with focus on Ontario and new surface discoveries near Gowpanda along the Montreal River. Experts anticipate significant future reveals as exploration progresses, signaling potential boosts in regional mineral wealth and industrial interest.
A late winter report highlights the Cobalt district in Ontario as a rising silver powerhouse. It notes La Rete and Nipissing mines delivering high dividends, low production costs, and advanced processing. The piece details formation, ore richness, and mining engineers predicting value longevity despite depth.
The Rev Mehard A Morley of Chicago and various churches is linked to a fortune of about 30000 gained through property purchases and sales in a scheme that included an apartment hotel sale and ranch offers. He allegedly sold and reinvested, amassing assets such as a 1400 acre farm near Kansas City and two Illinois farms while continuing in ministry.
Senator Fulton telegrammed President Taft to decline the offered appointment as minister plenipotentiary. The message indicates he will resume private practice and remain in Oregon. No further details on dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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