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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
6
A garbled line references Alberta and peach trees with good waters. It mentions 614 waves on Tih and 800 Biuerta, but the overall meaning is unclear. The readable elements point to agricultural or regional detail without a clear event or person.
A jumble of 1930 era notices includes rail and express lines like Portland Express and Lake Passenger, various Ogden area transit items, and official public city notices. It lists water user actions, street improvements, district assessments, and dates for protests, with names such as Weber County officials and City Engineer WAL M. BOSTATH. The document blends transportation references, public works, and legal notices from Ogden Utah with scattered OCR errors.
The City Council announces its intention to form a sewer district to construct and maintain pipe sewers along 26th street to Ysthatraeth, with manholes as needed, to defray costs estimated at 41,370.00 in assessments. protests must be filed in writing with the City Recorder by August 8, 1910. First publication July 7, 1910. final in August 8, 1910.
The notice outlines a Utah water allotment proposal under state law, detailing an amendment to allow twenty cubic feet per second of water from the North Branch of the South Fork of Ogden River for power and driving machinery. It specifies the location near Anchut, the required conveyance channels, and the period of use subject to approval, alongside a review window and involved entities.
Fragmentary OCR of a legal notice lists names, places, and actions but is garbled. It references sheriff and court terms, probable docket activity, and a local town area. Readable specifics are unreadable. details cannot be confirmed from the fragment provided.
Fragmented OCR shows references to Woodmen, a camp meeting schedule on Thursdays, mentions of Washington streets and railway conductor affiliations, with scattered names and locations. The legible items suggest a small community notice page listing events and attendees in a period tone.
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