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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
7
The readable lines portray a character named Lucinda with a maid at a manor and a curiously garbled dialogue about travel, past events, and trouble. The scene hints at a tense departure or inquiry while others respond with fragmented speech and implied conflict.
The readable lines describe broken phrases about language and behavior with references to English and American terms. The text is fragmented and lacks a complete narrative or clear event. No identifiable persons or organizations are discernible.
A mixed Ogden page reports Judge Nowell Kay authorizing David McKay to purchase real estate in Weber County. Frost damages early fruit crops with peaches cherries and apricots affected, while protections in some zones lessen losses. The Twenty-seventh State Encampment of the G A O was held in Salt Lake with Ogden delegates and leaders elected for next year.
A garbled OCR excerpt references Tel Vaiewd west Acgwrt and Mr Hoslaph with Ogden representations to a state encampment. It mentions spring items and a palace at 180 Sith Bt with items priced at $1.00, and notes a pleasant day.
A historical medical ad contrasts harsh laxatives with a claimed positive remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. It touts a parasite free, gentle action, asserts high curative value, and offers money back if not satisfied. Also notes a prominent meeting of the American Society of International Law with figures like Senator Elina Root and Justice H B Brown, plus the French ambassador Jussserand.
Washington hosts an American Society of International Law gathering in Warrington with prominent guests including French ambassador J J Juscore and retired U S Supreme Court justice MB row. A key topic is border relations and county entanglements, and a formal banquet is planned for attendees.
Miners report rapid activity at Gold Circle following recent ore discoveries near Golconda. Teams bring lumber and supplies while automobiles and stagecoaches depart loaded for the camp. E A Laidwick, with Joe Fayant and Joe Schelos, displayed ore samples showing rich gold content. Kramer Hill, ten miles south of Golconda, draws attention as A J A 3th Queniy’s Glasgow Western company expands development with power drills and large ore shipments to the big reduction plant.
A scanning of the Ogden Utah bank ledger shows resources including loans, bonds, and real estate held with details on deposits, capital stock, undivided profits, and reserves. Official confirmations from the cashier and notary certify the statement’s accuracy as of April 25 1909.
This fragmented OCR item mentions Shrubrilie, summer residents, and a group praising a boy referred to as a talent among children. It includes garbled lines about parental approval and local impressions, with stray quotes and incomplete phrases indicating a humorous or observational piece from The Youth’s Companion style.
Report describes deep mining work on a fractal vein system with Jalae vein penetrated by many openings. Sawtears workers drilled to 201 feet confirming ore continuity and long tunnels from surface indicate high grade milling and deep ore zones in the Kramer Silt area.
Eureka April 29 The Godiva-Glone Mountain Mining Co plans to commence operations on the Godiva and Plutus miners area. The board disposed treasury stock to develop the property and the Smuggler claim now owned by D N C Stott has been taken over, making him a major shareholder. Other backers include ex-Governor Hever M. Welle Secretary of State Charles Tingey and Judge Rigging. A tunnel on the Smuggler claim extends 140 feet and will reach the ore vein of the Platue mine within 250 more feet, promising richer yields. Ore is being smelted from the Beck Tunnel mine and new work on the 300 level supports profitable operations. North works are being developed.
Fragmentary report notes ore lay on the 1.100 level and a drift is being advanced. Binklie will commence work at the Hinck Jack mine once the urn compressor is set in operation. Active work on the roller level near level 2 is expected to begin.
A German observer named John Schmidt, after three weeks of observing Americans at home and in public, submitted his view on American customs. He sent six packages of chewing tobacco as a sample to illustrate typical American behavior and taste.
Fragmentary notice advertises Rexall Kinney remedy with pricing presence. It mentions two sites and a total cost of 96, plus a dollar item. T. MH. Carr, Drugetat, and a Great and Twenty fitn atceeta are partial reads.
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