27 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
1
A garbled piece discusses wheat differences from corn and oats including minerals like lime iron and sodium. It claims wheat absorbs more in cooking and is suited for children, mentioning California Wheatina and vague processing notes.
Special correspondent reports a Utah department opinion holding Utah not entitled to absorb or select lands within the Uintah Reservation. The commissioner concludes Utah cannot claim indemnity for lands disposed of, and that the state may not select sections within the reserve under Congress authority. The ruling asserts federal trust lands remain with the United States and states cannot override designated boundaries.
The Commercial Club outlines an ambitious excursion via regular Pullmans on the Balt Lake route in May. About 160 Salt Lakers will travel, with a thoroughly modern train, new equipment, and high hopes for a festive, celebratory ride and reception on arrival at the theater district in Los Angeles.
An article reports a special train setup for Los Angeles with updated Pullman cars and new equipment arriving today. The division highlights include two Pullman trains operating from Uinta City and Ogden with four cars each, featuring sleeping and observation sections.
Fragmented OCR text from a European mining project report references Newhouse and sections of Europe and eastern states. Vague statements about zones and crimes, with unclear context and incomplete names. Summary reflects unreadable source content without solid events or results.
A confusing report describes Wor Taroureen MM and Newhouse resisting an appeal. Wealthy interests push a financial offer across a waterway while a public inquiry weighs funding. An invitation stems from a stalled assembly as officials set a meeting to review the proposal.
The Western Pacific contingent travels to New York for a directorate meeting with J. Lintwell Brows David F. Walker and George A. Rintenaleiney among those present. J. Bart will present a report on the presidency and contracts tied to a San Francisco project. Ball Lake bankers seek to secure bonds from the tract.
The Women’s Missionary Union holds a centennial meeting at Pit’s Dipital church at 11 o’clock morning. The forenoon includes a prayer service and lunch. In the afternoon Mrs. Adela Williams, noted for her work among Hopi Todsang, will share experiences as leading missionaries attend. The event highlights progress of the organization over the past half year.
A. A. Highelooper of the State Board of Horticullus reports Davin county has offered a site for a state farm. The board will decide where to locate, with Seber, Utah, and Salt Lake counties also presenting offers.
The Willis Hobe Drig company had their whiskey license refused after a conference week incident. Two ineligible individuals were recorded as buying whiskey over the counter, with accusations pointing to a councilman involved in disputed shop activity on Mall street.
Two boys age 14 to 16 were charged with burglary at a store on Third West and Fourth South streets. They were held to answer in the district court after preliminary hearings yesterday morning.
William Rogers appeared in police court yesterday on a bizarre charge. He waived preliminary hearing and was held to answer. The incident began Tuesday, when he allegedly leapt through a plate glass window at the Lender Cigar factory in Commercial arrest, entering where he had previously been seen.
A patrolman named Carian sustained a minor injury in a morning mishap involving quick actions near Firs Routh and Mary streets. Witnesses report the incident occurred yesterday morning and the officer received care at the scene. Authorities are investigating and no further details were released.
A chaotic wash of incidents from Heilway power lines to thefts and disturbances fills the record. Fire crews responded to a chicken coop theft, a home break in, and a police capture near the North Street area. A Salt Lake racing official faced an attempted burglary, with other notes on ore shipments, open Sunday duties, and a burst power outage affecting local services.
W Gientetar of Providence and FH L nhamplea, a long distance swimmer from America, performed notable feats in the country and England. He used Peruna as a tonic and offers strong opinion on its effects in a letter describing his experience with catarrh and system regulation.
An unnamed report notes that users swear by Perana tonic after years of little benefit from spring tonics. A recommender credits noticeable gains to Perana and advises fellow athletes to try it, citing personal experiments and friend’s advice.
The notice describes a preliminary hearing for Heorgy Willams charged with homebreaklix on a complaint by Dalec tive R. T. Shannon. Williams was held to answer after the defense offered testimony. Alleged entry occurred at 086 South West Temple Street in April with a bond set at 260 dollars.
The Western Mining company, led by president A.B. Hipth and vice president B.D. Hite ine, with Lt. Wud as secretary, forms a board of directors including A. Hinaner. The firm aims to explore a large westward territory near Hingham with a proposed canal to unite adjacent properties for development.
Trading on the exchange showed uneven activity with several issues advancing while others fell. Chelan rose to 18 with 6700 shares trading. Lower-Mantinath Vought 8% moved to 12. Silver Shield slipped to 614. New Yorke handled 2900 shares before retreating to 92 1/2. A new board NUGGETS drew attention as sector chatter persisted about Chalile refurbishments and local mining news.
Readable fragments advise avoiding overbrewing tea and checking the strength of the brew. Mentions tasting for proper color and warns against weak or bitter flavors and spoiled leaves. Contains disjointed phrases likely from an old household instruction or pamphlet.
The readable fragments describe athletes and mood, noting weather impact on performance and a call to maintain discipline. Mentions of a mysterious figure awaiting a hermit and friendly attitudes toward Pere surface without clear events or sources. The passage reads as garbled OCR with overlapping phrases and unclear context.
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