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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
8
In Ogden a coal shortage disrupts retail wagon service and streetcars on Thursday. Company officials warn the Utah Fuel mines lack workers, making coal scarce. planned transportation of troops and camp setup details are outlined as the city faces winter fuel and logistics challenges.
Fire orders outline West to act swiftly, detailing encampment at Wyewing near Cheyenne and draft of troop movements. The document assigns field instruction timing for August 31, 1907, with Salt Lake City set to assemble at a county meeting and troops to entrain toward Sanna Valley.
Ida Reynolds secretary of the Wener Glib travels to Salt Lake to confer with Smoot and Swhewlims about arming senators for the extension of the federal building. The meeting reviews and modifies plans to provide for six more THEMIS on the avenue.
The Salt Lake coal companies refused to guarantee coal for schools through the winter. They would only promise to add few coal cars for October. Reports cover school finances, resignations by Mrs Carrie Keeler Tapp and Mrs Mary Cloyd, and a balance of 5.63 on hand. Painting, candy, and supplies reported in good condition for September.
Fragmentary text references a break or injury involving individuals with unclear names and affiliations. The piece mentions a left arm and multiple garbled phrases that do not form a coherent event, persons, or organizations. No decisive details or outcomes can be established from the legible fragments.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a group of boys attempt a dangerous demonstration. One youth named Allison mounts a device and leaps with a wheel apparatus. He crashes to the ground injuring his elbow and possibly more, while others observe and retreat. Authorities fear lasting damage to his arm.
G Richardson, a noted western field expert, returned from Colorado and Wyoming after raising $100 for Standard Reserve company lands in Ulata county Wyoming. He reports new discoveries in the Virgin City field and downplays southern oil quality and value.
A reader’s long block of text extols kidney function removing impurities from the blood every three minutes, links health to back pain headaches and fatigue, and cites a Doan’s Kidney Pills testimonial. It discusses petroleum and oil markets and urges investors to consider Wyoming and Utah opportunities. It references VGen and local labs, and notes concerns over lubricant quality and fuel supply, with mentions of Standard Oil, refining figures, and regional production.
A nameless sender expresses gratitude to loyal ministers and friends for support during the burial day. Mention is made of the World Waadmon, choir and sisters offering comforting ministry of sacred song.
Registration books open next Monday as voters who qualify under the policy are listed. The notice specifies dates and places including August 20 and October 5 for accompanying steps, with unclear spellings. The fragment references dates and events tied to voter eligibility and registration deadlines in a local context.
Fragmentary report describes twelve thousand quarts of milk moving via Agden An route to taper calendar. Mentions 3,464 cargoes of milk and a figure of 20,600 for months, with unclear references to wards, cars, and individuals.
The Sunday program at the track features a full card led by the one mile event between Hol and Aster with lively heats and a standout sprint. Fans expect fast times as J Fox Summy hosts a series of races including a two mile event and a handicap open quarter mile.
Public notice announces a tied event near Dunineds concerning a tender. The document references a local official and a schedule for submissions, with details unreadable.
The report covers crop commissions and harvest conditions with August 1908 figures. It notes rye average condition around 88.9 with prior month 97 and ten year average 53.5, potato condition near 88.5, and preliminary returns suggesting about 4.6 million years gross value or 4.2 percent more than last year.
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