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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1907
Page
7
An OCR fragment shows standard telephones with Epitowal rooms and an independent phone line in the business office. It mentions Bell phones and two units, indicating a mixed directory entry or equipment note without full context.
Fragmentary OCR shows a commercial bank case involving National Bank of the city and a move to Wor 10 quares. May 1, 4207 appears as a date. Allegations claim a certificate certification by A R Heywood and G. Runyah, with details about stock purchase and loan proceedings.
Blight and wet conditions delayed tomato crops but fields recover as harvest nears. Producers report ample supply with cannery demand steady. output expected to total about half a million cases despite late spring and weather setbacks. Local canneries push to secure strong market share this season.
In Celie court James Haysis faced a grand larceny count with a preliminary hearing set by the board of FOO. The case alleges Haysis attempted to steal a suit case containing clothing valued over $80 from a Gopal location. Witnesses including Arthur Tradaux and Janet Doyle testified to volatile pleas and strange conduct yesterday, while Cilleow was ordered to withhold pontéwes. Doyle promised to walk, was granted time, and reportedly did not return for at least six minutes. Trials and alrew disclosures followed with several witnesses dismissed.
Secretary IT Reynolds of the We ber Glub relayed a telegram from Stuator Smoot, outlining that a $50,000 environmental surplus in aqua building appropriations would be diverted rather than returned to the general fund. The plan involved adjustments to the Federal Building project and alleged savings through redesigns, with controversy over funds and authority.
A degraded OCR fragment hints at a local item involving a place or event. Names or precise details are unreadable, but the text suggests a civic or public notice with references to a date or measure. The readable portion mentions a flour related term and a group or location, possibly a community page item.
A group of capitalists quietly pursue a joint development of a coal deposit near Cedar Creek aiming to open 생산 aid a large operation. Prominent Utah business interests, including Salt Lake figures, back the project with expected rail access, early drill orders, and 1700 acres of land with creek water rights.
Unclear readable fragments describe a game, a bet, and remarks from individuals. References include names such as Key Dorn and Dunsween with mentions of ore, waves, and capacity. Context hints at a wartime or resource focus with talk of openings and threats, but specifics are missing.
In Salt Lake City on August 12 burglars forced entry into a residence on 38 1) ntreet way by breaking the transom. They rifled drawers, scattered clothing, and emptied contents without taking valuables. Mrs. Hamberger, left in the home, reported jewelry moved to safety by Mr. Bamberger. No arrests or stolen items located.
A four year old boy from Bon, Ww Joseph Smith of Greenguln, drowned while swimming near Secund Wort gheat north of Japan. He struggled in water up to 42 feet deep as onlookers and his father watched helplessly. Lifesaving efforts arrived but the child did not resurface and was recovered factorily after rushes and money.
A child named Logan, playing near a camp in a canyon, suffered severe burns to an arm when clothing caught fire. Barber family members and rescuers acted quickly at the scene. the victim was found in a dazed state and rushed for medical care. Doctors report the burns are serious but the child is expected to recover.
A garbled notice invites guests to a garden party at 2415 Jefferson Toursdar on a social event hosted by G. S. Hinton and Al Woollmen with Tov Neleh and friends. Admission ten cents.
An Ogden chapter event features a special rain via evening program on August 13 with invited adults and children. The notice lists timings around 2:46 p.m. and includes names and initials for attendees and organizers.
A damaged OCR item reports an expedition for Pacific Islanders with a trip via Oregon Short Line from Ogden at 5:00. Return from Zigoon at 10:100 pm. Mentions families and children and a person Nye with unclear details.
Fragmentary 17th century text on superstitions and omens. Mentions folus for a man, dreams, signs of death, chimneys, wandering spirits, and various names and individuals in a ritual of fear and fate. Contains scattered clauses about luck, knives, and inauspicious rites.
A strike at the Salt Lake postal telegraph office halted routine duties. Officials including Patrol Chief McMullen and supervisor Hawk reported no grievances presented. workers remained nonunion, with two wire workers continuing to operate amid questions about the duration and impact of the action.
The Salt Palace event honored S.Ostant D. Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, with speeches by Judge Weber and others. The remarks attacked wage capitalism, criticized management delays, and praised miners while warning against union extremism and the influence of capitalists on the nation.
A Knights of Pythias outing departs via Wo Gronte Western Ay Tus Oaz Auger PBI Paty 372, with plans to mint trains and transport group members. The event lists Saltair departure at 8 nom, led by Ty Blewrwiitz and crew.
Fragmented OCR sheds light on Amana community in Low County with 26 000 acres valued at 40 an acre and 6000 acres of timber land. About 200 workers, no child labor, and women workers arranged for home labor. Amana society emphasizes faith and communal living with early roots in Pennsylvania German groups and Mother Ann Lee.
The families of Latha Sort and Alig Nye announce the marriage of Blade to Mayor William Nye of Golifeld Way. The ceremony was held at the First Christian church Good Park Hes with Bentley officiating. Guests included Stanton, Bon, and many local figures. reception followed with congratulatory messages.
Market report notes erratic activity across commodities and equities. Utilities and mining shares show mixed moves as investors react to shifting sentiment and thin volume. several key industrials edge lower while others recover modestly.
A formal publication from Weber County Utah detailing a water rights petition under Seaton Laws of 1905. The notice requests public input on a plan to divert 209 cubic feet per second from the Opdon River into the Weber River for dam construction. Submissions due within thirty days after completion of the patent application.
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