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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
10
A May issue summary notes the deadly impact of venomous snakes, citing 26 037 fatalities and about 4 800 wild animals killed in India. It outlines government measures, regional tax on cobra killings, and an alarming tally of snakes killed across districts from the Himalayas to Madras.
Fragmentary text describes a confusing exchange about a dessert sauce and a person named Mery. It mentions a Dule laimy and Yogte hearing a fart and a person named Ba Att dela, with a question about a title. The readable bits offer little clear narrative or dates.
A man fell twenty feet from the rear of the Turf saloon on Grant Avenue. He appeared dead but showed signs of life, was carried to the county jail clinic, and later moved to the county hospital for treatment. Sheriff and police investigated. the victim’s identity remained unclear.
Mrs Lordhe Teese roamed into Wrights shop in a demented state and clutched multiple aridres she had ordered but not received. She was taken to the sheriff’s office and later returned home, with witnesses and a friend from the family aiding the deputy in accompanying her.
The piece argues against denatured alcohol as a petroleum rival, noting claims that it could be produced from plants and atmospheric water, yielding hydrogen and oxygen. It cautions about safeguarding revenue while developing this agent for societal progress and mentions the method and byproducts.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a real reason behind a local matter, mentioning a place with a mill and a store nearby. The readable parts reference names and actions tied to a small community event or dispute, but the full details remain unclear in the text.
Otto Floto and wife traveled from the coast to Pearer Maine as part of a coast tour. He previews future Floto Shows and praises boxing figures such as Santos and Col dreth, noting strong interest in the sport and plans for champion recognition.
Contract awarded to local contractor Charles Humphhriss for twenty modern cottages at Union Portland site Descent Company property on Valon Pacific line. Project aims for completion within sixty days with three cottages finished every three days.
The Sacramento Toion notes Albert B. Paloate abstains from data for an author life of Mark Twain. It discusses Twain’s personality, ties to The Union and The Enterprise of Virginia, and his early fame linked to Nevada and San Francisco connections. The piece traces editorial support, letters, and efforts shaping Twain as a literary enduring figure.
Fragmentary OCR text about a 28 September date and Washington trip to Cincinnati with unclear context. No clear events, people, or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable portion.
April 26 meeting between Ah Light & Railay company officials and workers' representatives led to consent to arbitration. President Hancroft pressed for an outsider arbitrator to settle age questions and wage scale, with both sides agreeing to immediate arbitration of issues beyond pay. A willful outsider arbitrator will be chosen and hearings set to begin next week.
Theaters notice announces the public is invited to see Layton the only enlarged wire performer. Layton performs balancing and trapeze on the wire, touted as marvelous and wonderful. Show at the Grand Opera House on Sunday evening dates.
A man named Carson was sentenced by Judge Howell to a year in the state penitentiary for forgery. He altered a check for 42.60 and obtained the money, with the crime traced to Everedt & Works and thwarted by the proprietor.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 pm at the Uintah meeting house for Jonathan Dye, an elderly resident of Uintah. A large crowd attended, with many floral offerings. Speakers included George Kendall Lazee O. Dye and President C F Middleton, and the South Weber choir provided music. The burial was at Central Cemetery.
Seniors at Ogden High School held a successful dance at the Armory with about 70 couples in attendance. The event featured decorations by the school and national color schemes, while the High School orchestra directed by Prof. Squire Coop performed several high quality selections.
New York April 26 Frantis Murpy the apostle of temperance fled from active campaigning. He was reported to have fled home from a public hall in New York City outskirts. Murpy, age 71, intends to confine methods to the autobiography and address that will be marketed later. He has long led temperance efforts for years and attracted large crowds.
Ming Van Colt lectured to a large Balt hare audience on the Dex Thurecay evening at the Eten Gas company. She opened with a lecture on fowl anatomy and egg structure, explaining yolk white and embryo development, and demonstrated twelve simple recipes for cooking eggs and omelets.
A campaign committee operating in Washington coordinates efforts to prevent the spread of tuberculosis while evaluating if a more protective post is needed than existing programs. Officials acknowledge public support for the park service and emphasize caution against unregulated agents. The group reports many deaths occur in the state capital area, urging continued vigilance and resources for prevention and public health measures.
Fragmented text notes a campaign around a proposed industrial project near the Snake River, mentioning Jamie Brady and a plan to build an electric plant and related facilities. It references local labor groups and state officials weighing economic promises against energy concerns, with vague numbers and dates.
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