19 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
1
S Salt Lake and state news recounts a fair at Salt Lake where prizes were offered but conditions limited winning. The report notes low attendance, cautious speculation on prices, and remarks on the impact of current debates on the event. Officials warn of possible further delays and organizers anticipate stronger turnout next week.
The Rogco Homestake receivership audit describes a tangled property in Haulilton New Mexico with debts to multiple partners and a bank failure. Former superintendent Gil Elmon oversaw payments of about 100 dollars monthly, while the firm faced heavy indebtedness and mismanagement. Creditors threaten seizure as assets pass between parties amid lawsuits and failed operations and a deteriorating local plant.
A mother pleads for help locating her son Stir Lake region. She requests enumerators to assist in the search and notes concern for his welfare amid unclear circumstances. The message mentions names such as Appert and Stallings and references local locations and authorities.
A garbled historic clipping mentions Joghnnie Hunt as a contributor and references an April date, various unnamed individuals, and disputes over an award or role. The readable fragments suggest an internal controversy or dedication event with unclear details.
In Layton, April 18 a report says alleged pumpmin activity linked to water supply faced prosecution. Names such as Charlee Hall and William Najdary appear among others tied to the case. Investigators note the matter involves dairy farms and alleged misuses, with officials reviewing evidence and statements from multiple witnesses.
The account describes Rhonne Lopez admitting guilt to murder after an interpreter helped relay the confession to Judge John Ay Marrea. Prosecutors referenced Gleaming evidence from the shooting and theft at a trading post run by Charles Frit, with police escort and court procedure following the plea.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic scene near Provo with names and places tangled. It mentions land, a procession or inquiry, and references to a prominent figure and a company. The garbled text preserves little coherent detail beyond geographic focus and scattered names.
Fragmentary OCR describes water supply efforts near Tah oeinty and the wmountain area. It mentions Manihot Srava canyon and the Jordan narrows with gravity movement to Draper and the Apt. Lake valley, detailing terrain and transport of materials.
Salts Lake County fruit growers report extensive damage from frost at a Saturday meeting. Growers describe widespread fruit loss across orchards and fields, with temperatures dipping and many crops destroyed. The next meeting is scheduled for May 31.
April 18 report from Salt Lake notes awards for a hatchery at Panguituch Lake in Pine County. James W. Morrell of Junction, Pine County, and Pred W. Chambers say the plant will hold 1,000,000 fingerlings, cost about 850 dollars, and be state funded. Building starts Monday with 160,000 eastern brook trout and other fry planned for Panguitgh area.
A petition-style testimonial from Mrs Wizabetl Anderson of Mechanlonburg Pa claims a four bottle course of Parle ja Suto from Badgon's Pharmacy cured long standing dandruff. She asserts the remedy also promoted new hair growth and relieved itching after 15 years of trouble.
A recently opened letter from a dead man’s brother at Bolas is said to tie the case to alleged depression and a possible motive involving a man named Hyde. A woman from Shiv Lake who had been with Hyde visited the undertaking parlors to view Ner Iloud’s body but her statements are held for authorities.
Fragmentary report from Kinney County describes wool buyers seeking advice from town officials and a new plant with thirty workers. Bids exceed five thousand dollars with wool values averaging per flowery unit. The operation includes Wool Gold formdy, Wigakauig Gogling, and several bidders led by Rilo and Christianburg figures. Continuous speculation over prices and labor remains.
A robbery attempt occurred in Wa State when a man in a dark figure tried to force entry at a shop on Meabooney Street. Police pursued and detained several suspects from nearby areas, with a rapid search turning up no results.
A scrambled ad style fragment markets a topical remedy with a bold claim of instant itch relief. It mentions a $4 prescription and a Chicago laboratory, promising a trial or demonstration, and asserts rapid relief upon use. The text remains inconsistent and fragmented.
Reports describe unusually heavy colonist travel by rail with multiple extra trains routed from east to west. Through Saturday additional trains passed, with continued activity Sunday and onward toward Ogden, as colonists move to western and northern points. Schedule notes hint at a April 7 dispatch and connections via various lines captured in city reports.
Ogden Packing and Provision Co announces a meat purchase offer detailing payment of 12 cents per pound for dressed veal and hog meat. The notice requests farmers to deliver between Pau and Tonm for slaughter, with price ranges and weight requirements, and notes convenient plant access after construction of a road.
Rock Island places a large purchase for twenty-five Pacific type passenger cars and related heavy equipment. The contract covers steel frame construction and high capacity locomotives and cars, with stated capacities and prices for electric and steel components.
A fragmented OCR note outlines consolidation and investment for passenger locomotive sets and freight engines. It mentions weights around 228000 and 208000 pounds, river shipments, and new equipment expectations, with references to Rock Island Minow and shipper systems, signaling a major overhaul effort.
A garbled report discusses elk herd decline in Cody and surrounding areas. It mentions 15300 head across the region and proposals by George T. Tech to protect and manage the elk, including winter counts and possible relocation or reduction schemes to prevent further losses.
Reports detail Chang Tin Tang, Chinese minister to the United Kingdom, traveling with Prince Teal Toa and a retinue across the American continent. The party plans a special train voyage to Washington, D.C., with Tang’s son among attendants in Chinese noble garb, amid cautious foreign press reaction and claims of sensationalism.
In Ciangeba severe food shortages trigger hunger and desperation. A riot with weapon use follows as gun supplies are seized by mutinous soldiers, not loyal government troops, reflecting local instability and civilian distress.
One hundred dollar reward for information leading to conviction of persons interfering with or destroying bonds insulators wires signs or other property belonging to Ute Salt Linkers Omen Hallway Company.
A fifty dollar reward is offered for information leading to the capture of a person involved in the purchase of copper wire, bonds, or brass tied to property of the Raip Lake and Ogden Railway Company. The notice names Simon Bamberger, president, with references to Galt Lake and Ogden Railway Company.
NEW YORK April 18 The demand for wheat and rails showed a setback as buyers moved to liquidate holdings. Reports of a working agreement among traders boosted rail shares and heaped pressure on wheat amid weak market conditions. Analysts noted funds remained cautious awaiting clearer signals.
A historical note describes copper trading movement under Bank of England influence. It mentions minor penalties and open indictments tied to corporation tax law, with speculation on constitutional challenges and a U.S. bond status uncertain amid court actions.
Fragmented text describes an event involving Livyton Ant Nantes Caothy in a West of Vendor hotel and an injury to Lieutenant Para walle West on a route from Mexico to New York. Details are garbled with several erasures and misreads, mentioning a hospital and a naval or military context. The source is unclear and lacks coherent facts.
Yoridon April 18 a prowl saw Dribcol e defeat Spike Robson for the featherweight title in Hagland. The 75th round finish drew $6,009 in prize money as Robson was hurt and knocked out by Dribcole in a twenty round bout.
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