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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
7
The Examiner Publishing company board orders Standard Will to publish three daily papers after August Lith. A morning paper may be renamed Shealay. A mail edition will be mailed to subscribers on the train. The Standard will deliver papers to subscribers and sue the old management for back subscriptions.
Random references report a coupon promotion by the Ogden Standard offering a free round trip ticket on the Tapid Transit line for readers who clip a coupon and present it at the Standard office. The ad mentions a prize draw linked to a campaign and notes need to collect and submit the coupon next Monday. It also references local figures and a travel related article continued on page seven.
A Utah stake court report found against President Parkinson of the Onelda stake Idaho. The panel declared the charges of assault and threats substantiated while noting Parkinson offered resignation if the report favored him. The proceedings touched on allegations of choking and threatening language amid internal church conflicts.
Investigation finds Parkinson transferred company money to personal accounts with 2304 dollars on April 11 1806 and 35000 dollars converted to a 60000 bond sale commission on December 11 1903. Report notes officers failed to fully guard assets and considers partnership claims between Georges C Partingon Arthur W Hart and S C Chadwick with limited corroboration.
Market report shows strong activity in local change sale with Cedar Pullman leading gains. Stocks including Columbian Copper and Wales bonds traded amid higher prices. notable figures include 78 cents for some shares and 1,600 shares moved by Ghia Conner. European interest noted as managers Heiman and Colin Macintosh report continued holdings. Overall, volume reached near monthly high with several issues advancing.
A garbled passage discusses daily work, new materials for retirement changeover, and references to rebuilding elements and digestive organs in unclear context. It mentions a site requires provisions and a band to Wollvite with a tank, producing a disjointed, largely nonsensical reading.
Brigham City Aug. 11 Professor W W McLaughlin of the Kilah Experiment station at the Agricultural College Logan is in Brigham City overseeing irrigation trials under civilian supervision for the department of agriculture at Washington. Experiments test water application on peaches in a local orchard, noting some trees wilted then revived after recent irrigation. Results to be reported to war department bureaus, with further tests planned in Green River and a September 7 exhibit day for educational purposes.
In Brigham City on August 11 an accident at the Marton Orchard company site caused a concrete wall in a large barn under construction to give way. Two workmen were in the area. both escaped with minor injuries as the wall toppled and timber scattered. The firm planned to salvage materials and proceed with construction, despite damage to the structure.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic listing with names, places, and dates. The draft mentions Rack, May, January, and various company names and people amid garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome is clear.
More than seven bids were received for the project at the water site near Ble Cot tumwood Canyon. Bids opened at the Troulay segment last Tuesday evening but awarding was deferred to allow camelmen to give more consideration to the bids.
A heavy afternoon rainstorm in the Cottonwoods canyon disrupted campers at Murray Aug U. The downpour caused many to abandon grounds while roads became slick and wagon teams struggled on the mountain highway. Local reports note delays and uncomfortable conditions for travelers and campers.
Aug 11 Ramnnel eeppry bank cloth accused a fifteen year old girl, daughter of Loni Gini, of entering a photograph gallery with the proprietor absent. The preliminary hearing for Toop er will be held next Monday.
Inspectors from Mt. Pleasant and local authorities surveyed the valley during the week, examining several premises for tuberculosis. A notable site near Um calle was tested, and findings prompted further inspection and preventative measures.
A confusing wartime style dispatch reports Aldrich denying a set of charges attributed to Bristow. The scrambled text mentions political figures, a campaign, and references to committees and movements, though many names and phrases are garbled.
A fragmented report alleges lack of financial benefit to a party in the matter involving Mr Brleinw and the Anenie roti Wiles group. It mentions rates, metactires of titer and a financial figure around forty years, plus contention over advance payments and company dividends amid a Farber company director’s claim of World’s monopoly.
Report of a National Association meeting for the deaf and hard of hearing in Colorado Springs. An arranged program of exercises and an international speakers event were scheduled at a ToL bane hotel with later evening sessions.
A local figure named Jock has been granted a national honor posthumously for their role in a recent event. The award recognizes courage and service, with officials confirming the nomination and outlining the impact on the community.
In Hutte Montana Ang Mt-Vincent Price and Pater Brute were bound over in federal court tonight by G N Davidson to answer charges that they did not file preemption notices when leaving the best quarters of the Llttig Anulder in Patterson County. Their bond was set at 600 dollars, with full bail. Both men have long record with the Reite party. Penalty upon conviction: a 1,400 fine or imprisonment.
A local tragedy unfolded at Yatton farm in Beitidor canyon when a 24 year old neighbor, James Sutton, was killed after a dispute escalated during a confrontation with a woman. Police report the suspect fled the scene and was later identified. investigators are reviewing the events leading to the fatal shooting.
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