14 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented ad urges mothers to choose healthy baby foods and mentions Sanipure Milk as a recommended option. It promotes a guide titled Baby's First Day and promises a free sample can, aiming to persuade caregivers with claims about proper nutrition and strength for babies.
Ogden City Utah council proposes levee district along the Ogden River to prevent floodwater intrusion. Estimated cost four thousand dollars. Public hearing set August 8 1907 at 8 pm in City Hall Ogden. Objections invited from interested property owners and taxpayers.
Rank Springs Wyorlhe August 5 1907 notice invites sealed bids for work of Neulahing mmortals and contri Men of a wlorn sower with instructions to bid, attachments and forms available from Town Clerk A Mendall and Geo A Murthy.
In San Angeles a Western Union and Associated Press gathering attended by about fifty, including a dozen women, drew a claim that Meyers Mteimats and Vornberg plotted to embroil leaders and discredit the union. Officials said one telegraphist secured other work and most workers would be at tonight's vigil. sentiment favored continuing a strike with no concessions.
A legal notice records Sine Anelnves and others seeking a permit under Chapter 108 Sonnian Laws to divert twenty to forty feet per second of water from Ogden River at Weber County Utah. The plan proposes a dam and pond on the mouth of Buttinn Creek, to supply water for millpond use during year long periods from January 1 to December 31. Public objections must be filed within thirty days after publication, with affidavits duplicata in the State Engraver's Office docket No 1389, dated August 12, 19th century publication dates listed.
Notice is given that Rewkoo Ihe Whistow has applied under Utah law to divert one cubic foot per second of water from Curia Springs, Rox Dhlor County, Wind. Diversion will occur at a spring outlet, with conveyance by pipe for 3000 feet, from January 1 to December 31 each year for domestic and municipal use. Filing and opposition details provided. first publication August 1, 1907.
In WaR County Utah a mining company announces a fractional share assessment on account of indebtedness. It lists parcel numbers and amounts due, with payments set for April 7, 1907, and specifies that outstanding balances may be settled by owners or shareholders. The notice names several individuals and references a board meeting held March 22, 1907, and an auction date of August 1, 1907 for unsettled shares.
A court heard a grave assault case where George Wentzel, 60, pleaded guilty to killing his daughter in a domestic dispute. The judge sentenced him to twenty years amid considerations of his past good conduct and the daughter’s testimony, which differed from the defendant’s account.
Henry B Stevens died after illness at about eighty years of age. He was born in Lanark County, Upper Canada on October 26, 1834. He joined the LDS church with his family, served in Indian wars, and moved through Utah settlements before settling in Ephraim where he farmed. He married Elizabeth Whillock in 1844 and had eleven children and many grandchildren. He lived in Ephraim most of his later life and was regarded as a loyal, upright man.
A Greek man assaulted a boy on a sidewalk near the Hooper and Eldredee block. The boy, described as husky, was knocked down. bystanders and police intervened as the Greek fled toward his home area. The altercation led to a police report and a court hearing before Judge Diehl.
Fragmented report describes a Vermont burglary case involving Clark and Cole, with Cole later convicted. Postal thefts at Craftyours and a sequence of moves across Parsons, Kansas to New Mexico are noted. The article cites statements by Clark denying guilt yet admitting innocence, and mentions Postmaster Jamex Clove and government message manipulation during the operation.
The board, Salt Tako Aly and Stovakouper Harlot, plans supply deliveries to all city schools. Mr Wari reports 16 tons of paper, pens, chalk, ink, and other materials will be provided by the Uline school pon. The new textbook program marks a large shift with total costs reaching 25 100 18 for the year. Average per pupil text book cost is projected to rise about 20 cents per year for the next five years.
In a reported case at Silt Lake, two men described as insane were brought to trial. Accused Frank Mallett and another unnamed person faced questions of mental fitness while authorities noted uncertain details about the events leading to the arrest. The hearing focused on whether they could stand trial.
The Wah Pharmareutica pseccta held its seventh annual session in Salt Lake City yesterday morning with 46 delegates. President B. W. Badcon of Ogden opened the meeting, with welcomes by Richard Beings of Salt Lake and remarks from E. Titar of Logan and Alex Hedquigg of Provo. The program included papers, discussions, and a tour, ending with an evening theater event and a reception at Waulamere attended by officials.
A historical notice lists committees and members of the Pharmacists Association for the year 1907. It names chairs and delegates across Salt Lake City, Ogden, and surrounding locales, detailing regions like East Lake City and Wasatch branches, plus roles in regulations, entertainment, and transport.
Abundant preparations for a social at the Gorfort and Enjoyment of a Gare Grove were rewarded. The Goe and Ward Byndiy school hosted a lawn gathering in front of Clare and Ler riuk residence with Chinese lanterns, booths, and attractions. A live program, orchestra, and refreshments drew a diverse crowd supporting the Sunday school, while children and families enjoyed wristlets, booths, and a lively fair atmosphere.
The report details a Massachusetts fishing expedition where a Fish and Game Warden, Van Der Vlies, notes misconduct including illegal bait and gear use. Suspect Mass declares actions to deter officials while a search unfolds. A disturbance arises over dynamite handling and an arrest follows as authorities proceed with inquiry.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about British imperial matters and immigration sworn statements. It mentions a California agitation, a tax of 180 on certain items, and references to a minister and port or tonnage. The overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
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