07 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
1
An article describes a scheme or remedy promising restored health and beauty through domestic routines and cooking guidance. It warns of overwork and stress, urging readers to secure help and follow a regimen claimed to revive vitality and vigor for the wife, framed as a hopeful, if sensational, domestic improvement tale.
A Bamberger Road train derailed about a mile south of Kareville at 2:34 PM. Cars and wagons damaged, one engine and a coach off the track. Engineer Dearing Ogden unhurt. fireman and passengers shaken. Traffic delayed until 9:20 PM, then restored by 10. Crew cleared of blame. cause attributed to defective steel.
Bids for furnishing material and erecting a four bent pile bridge will be received at the office of the Board of County Commissioners by 4 p.m. on August 4 1999. Plans and specifications are available at the office of the County Surveyor. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. Samuel G Oye, Clerk.
An irate statement warns auto owners including Denny Fmyih and Lion Dollarkig Atta bile that speeding will be stopped. The speaker vows to arrest offenders, spare no one, and even call upon force to pursue those laughing at him. He threatens harsh action and warns subjects to beware as he tracks them.
In Ogden a Special Officer William Straet is praised for enforcing traffic and public safety despite clashes with faster vehicles and rich and poor alike. The piece notes his persistence amid offenders escaping punishment and questions about local political renomination and future elections.
A garbled OCR fragment references demand for the Lincoln penny and mentions coins, vendors, and various names in a hazy, disjointed way. The text lacks clear events, dates, places, or organizations to form a precise news item. It reads as a stray transcript fragment with political or commercial money mentions.
Stogttog Brothers cited for minor blame after a Ringling circus runaway near the tabernacle injures several. Proprietors pay doctors and hospital charges. each injured person receives 95 to HE. Pidcock notes all hurt on the route are recovering. Daily Salt Lake excursion via Bamberger Line advertised with August 4 departure.
Articles of incorporation filed list four firms with various business aims and capitalization. The Silves-2 a34 Coalition Lines company seeks mining and retail stakes in multiple properties in Toole County, capital stock of 3160000 divided into 1,000,000 shares. officers include David Mor Moon as president and Morris W. Smith as treasurer and director. The Qhon & Griffith company of Hibtsefty plans a general photographic business with 13,000 paid in capital, 209 shares of 50 each, officers include O. Olen as president and B. Mundie as vice president. additional directors named. The Actin Groger company of nis Artz qualifies to do business, aims at wholesale and retail merchandising with capitalization of 6000, divided into 5,000 shares of 60 each. J Fred Anderson named Utah agent, Richey president, and Nettson, Carr, and Tictey directors. The Soverdlen Fire Assurance company of Canada seeks insurance business in Utah with capital 159,000 and agent Grate Ih. Squires.
Round trip from Ogden priced at 350.09 with return by September. Tickets available from agents for further particulars.
Mevera Bell Ray and Baker of Opden Portland Cement report completed plans to transmit 170 horsepower of electricity from Utah Street power plant at Tutppings to the cement factory near Kigbato City. The setup would also add 150 horsepower from a new site at Mr. Daler's ranch, using a gulch stream, enabling lighting and operation while construction continues. Contractors say wiring will connect the plants directly, with work expected to begin soon and right of way being arranged. Additional details on expostion rates and routes are provided by the project team.
A garbled wartime section thanks the Citizens Committee and mentions volunteers and officials who supported the Virani Army of the Republic of Ogden. It notes a visiting encampment, a reception, and local dedication. Names such as Jamie Nye and Dade Browne appear amid scattered details of events and gratitude.
In a gravel pit east of North Oxden Willan Blackman and George Rose faced a perilous moment when a civela carved and trapped Blackman while Trose and Stackman worked nearby. Rose freed Blackman and then attempted rescue, risking his own life as both men struggled before medical help arrived. Doctors Pidesek and Dickson reached the scene and helped stabilize them.
Notice states an unclaimed stray mare and horse held by Frank A. Naibett, poundkeeper of Ogden City, for sale to the highest cash bidder at 194 Wash Ave Ogden City on August Vth, 1499, at 12:2, after July 28, 1909. The animals are described as a dark bay horse lame in the right hind leg and sore on the left shoulder, about 10 years old.
Massachusetts firm Drumbeg found a way to use white birch remnants from a roll maker for backs of brushes, cutting waste and pollution. The practice spurred a broader shift toward full by product utilization. The U.S. Forest Service is coordinating state and national studies to catalog wood properties and potential uses, aiming to map 200 species for better future use and reduce waste.
Daily excursion information outlines a Bamberger Line trip from Baltimore via train segments to Lake and back. Includes travel dates through August 16 with a return on August 17 and fare around $1.09, noting sound input and alternating train hours.
Ramael T Van Sant a former Minnesota official enters the race for commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He arrives in Salt Lake ahead of Minnesota delegation as campaigns open with headquarters set at the Knutsford hotel in Atlantic City and St Louis. Governor Van Sant and Kia mite converge to support the delegation as next encampment plans unfold.
Notice announces reentry on August 1st at 10 a.m. for furnishing funds and gates, with delivery at regular intervals over one year. Final acceptance subject to hulls and bank dates designated by the undersigned. Provisions regulate shipment of material from Salt Lake City to various points, with bids overseen by Moran Roaigs and the Salt Lake City Union.
Real estate transfers show Margaret Berth and Margaret G Beott transferring properties to Ogden and Ridney Baker in block 6 Rushton with stated consideration, Pasquale Tucelli to Amnette Prot EIeR for part of a quarter in section 3h with $073. Ralph TV Giheon named deputy commissioner. excursion to Baltimore noted with Sunday trips and fare details.
Autumre af red le whith Mead Fart describes a series of mechanical faults in automotive and marine radiators. The piece notes unexpected failures and testing across vehicles and engines, with mentions of testing procedures and potential design concerns.
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