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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
11
Consolidated note describes two rooms labeled No 55 and No 56 Bell hone with one ring each. Listing appears as a catalog page fragment showing room numbers and brief features. No clear event or persons identified.
A garbled page lists events and ads including operatic tickets, charity drives, and a Rapid Transit announcement. It mentions coupon mails, free round trip tickets, a Friday depot pickup, and solicitations for subscriptions, with names like Reverend Necreery and Willams.
Dale Creek Wyo Aug 14 The Utah National Guard maneuvers for the year conclude Friday with camp strikes and rapid equipment loads. Units move from Dal Creek to Green River with horse and infantry trains, officers report no major incidents, and guardsmen receive meals before last drills.
A large fire near Bellingham, four miles north of the university, rages with several structures damaged. Local troops and household crews battle the blaze while authorities report partial containment and ongoing efforts to protect homes and key facilities.
A fragmented notice describes a long personal account of bald spots and hair loss. The writer recalls trials with various treatments, mentioning patients, doctors, and products in a dated, regional newspaper style.
Delegates from Salt Lake and surrounding areas gather to discuss closer ties among three fraternal orders. Governor Borah praises fraternity values while urging unity, and Rev. Wil Thitsin Brown extols Salt Lake Aeriv No. 67 achievements. Mayor Braneford is unable to attend.
Aug 1 reports a continuation of trading on the local stock exchange with prices rising and broad participation. Gains noted in several stocks, with increased demand and a sense of a market revival as investors push cautious price levels and volume, including notable activity in Cedar Palace, Columbus Control, Tron Biostat, and Nevada Hills equities.
An OCR fragment recounts extensive copper line work around Alnebaen and nearby towns. It mentions tunnel excavations, new tracks, and multiple constructed sections, with crews continuing despite weather and logistical challenges. Names and places are garbled, yet reference to Marichum gulch, Freeman and Try Fork appear as key locales in the project timeline.
The report describes a troubled copper mill near Garfield amid layoffs and shifting railroad plans. It notes May output and questions the viability of new Utah Cup investments, with broader ties to Denver and Rio Grande operations and future wages, alimony, and taxation concerns.
A street car collision near the intersection of Pires Wret and Second Swath injures a man named Parka. He was carried by ambulance to Groves hospital after a conductor reported severe injuries. Emergency responders provided aid as the patient remained in critical condition.
In a May hearing, Ida Bayer claimed marital fault amid evidence of a broken bath tub scene. The court considered alimony and legal fees, with temporary support set at 80 dollars per week and multiple support orders discussed.
The provided material is severely distorted with many misspellings and broken phrases. It appears as a jumbled sequence of names and words without clear events, dates, or entities to anchor a coherent news item.
A chaotic and partly decipherable report describes an Eagles trestate convention at Salt Lake City with delegates, officers elected, and committees named. The event included speeches by LeAnne and Mayor Bransford, organizational details, credential checks, and prize allocations totaling $150.
Davis county reports a early start for tomatoes with ripening expected in about two weeks. Weather and soil through August influence yields as growers anticipate profit with prices near 1 dollar per ton for farmers and higher for market.
Fragmented OCR text with multiple garbled phrases and names. No clear event or individuals to summarize into a coherent news item.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Ray and Chin in a muddled passage with names like Meely and Hovey. The legible parts hint at a quirky, perhaps nonsensical local item. Details are largely unreadable, yielding a fragmentary record of dubious event.
A fragmentary report describes a complex apparatus with belts, gears, and a large rotating frame. It cites J Fedeball as inventor and references a system involving a belt drive, rollers, and adjustable components for processing material, with mentions of location in Utah Nevada and Arison and a focus on industrial efficiency and safety features.
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