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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
2
A garbled historical item reports refusals to take telegrams by operators at Cedar Rapids and nearby locations. It mentions Aug 11 and a railway setting, with multiple misspellings obscuring precise names and actions. The readable fragment notes telegram handling was unavailable or declined.
A fragmented historical account traces early drug practice in America from colonial times to the 18th and 19th centuries. It notes apothecaries in Philadelphia and Boston, the emergence of licensed druggists, and incidents showing evolving ideas about pharmacy, with references to notable figures and legal shifts shaping the field.
Fragments show President Clowry of the Wuulord Union addressing applicants. He notes concerns about denial or delay of filings and mentions efforts to improve conditions and ongoing pleadhy.
Fragmentary report notes Jake Morengo, a South African chieftain, after clashes with German forces sought refuge in the Cape Colony. The brief mentions tumult in Cave Town and Soul Afivot with unclear dates and details.
Fragmented report notes the Dowager’s intention to abdicate authority next Chinese New Year. Clues mention a Gerann colony liaison, 49 Tallowers, and unclear details about control transfer, with London reporting on court intrigues and line of succession.
Obscure report notes a protest on a trade day with young workers considering arbitration. The piece claims a strike is forecast among railway operators and related workers, indicating opposition to arbitration by employers and unions.
In a Salt Lake court a man named Graham was charged with battery but found not guilty after the judge ruled he acted in self defense against a Greek assailant. Testimony described a violent confrontation with a hammer and a later threat of worse to come, but the jury discharged Graham.
McDonald reports Steptor Smelter work near Baltic Lake remains active with about a thousand workers on the site. The steel tram and bullring foundations near completion await superstructure. New shipments of materials travel from several properties, signaling continued development and expansion in the region.
Local board of Ohio Chips company Davy called an official meeting of shareholders for a special gathering to approve the new issued stock and capital changes. The meeting is to be held in Lovetany on the 15th instant with the secretary of the company to present the agenda and related documents.
The Utah Federation of Labor and allied bodies report ongoing wage talks with Quuity Mountain Gold and Shetab Independent Telephone, after twelve weeks of strikes by miners and workers. They urge members to withhold endorsements of R. M. Bell and Utah Independent Telephone until a settlement is reached and new guidance is issued.
Nevada Hins Manager Sacuran leaves on way to Fairview where mining operations near Eagle’s Nest are expanded. Engineer Murdoch and others of the Bullivin Trust report trenching near a known yellow ore vein, planning a large plant to power mechanized work and supply the district with melt and power to the Warlock mines.
The body of Solon Barber was found near Bear River at 8 o clock, not 20 feet from the original point of accident. Lagan, Aug 18. Barber likely struck by some object at the scene, as witnesses recall he fell and had spent hours in the water, leaving friends to estimate the contact caused the drowning.
In Sul Lake on Saturday the court handled divorces and custody matters within divisions led by Judge Wichie and Judge Lewis. Annie B Reedey Meduit filed against Thamas M Keeney for failure to support a 1902 marriage in Bydstown Texas, with one child alleged. Proceedings include alimony, child custody, and legal representation issues as the district court heard related motions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Ripple Creek Colorado actions or payments ranging from $9,000 to $125,000. Mentions Alvid and trailing inlurn, but details are unclear. Local officials or readers may seek clarification on the cryptic financial note and its connection to Ripple Creek.
In the Mt Nebo district the Springville mining group, including the yy Min ing company, reports promising ore at depth. A 386 foot tunnel connects to the main shaft with ore averaging 65 percent lead and 40 ounces silver per ton, shipments averaging 32 ounces. The Delmenica estate is being developed by Consolidated Company Crick, while other operators push to the Tuiho level as new owners drive growth.
Experts visiting Atcant Plawanat report search for oil and coal continues. Despite excitement over Scandinavian reunion and Norse connection, accommodations were lacking as trains carried excursionists. Mr Le B McCraley and associates have secured funds and options nearby, while Edw John Lovegrean returns from Norway reflecting on experiences. Alma R Young, August 6, notes a birth to Wil Maalz, with family health.
The Tay Piel company boosts wages for miners and supervisory staff, with manager Williams declining to detail figures. Wage increases cited as substantial, surpassing prior year output growth, while facilities are expanded to improve coal production and efficiency amid worker shortages affecting Utah Fuel properties.
Mining deeds filed with the county recorder list interests in several mines in the Tint Hemintog district. Transactions include options to purchase from John Bastolmerat in the A & B Promotion company, interests in Tara Wanderar White Star No. 2 and related properties, plus transfers in Gruth No. 2 and Unley B. Names mentioned include John Bas tolmerat Tod Mlelich and Jon Mielich with small consideration.
The irewarer of 2 onufacturing predicts copper consumption of 4,000,000 pounds monthly, saying consumers will enter the market within a fortnigh t. He notes limited supply and price concerns, with confidence among buyers that consumption will soon become clearer.
Aug 16 Arinham City Arthur GO Newlby member of the city council underwent an operation for pend pending? last night at Brghai City Cnapital. He died from effects of HAMO. A memorial service will be held in Minghany City tabernacle at 39 o'clock Friday morning.
In the American League section the Detroit team posted a 9 to 4 victory, while Philadelphia lost 2 to 9 against Detroit. New York trounced Cleveland 3 to 2 in a close game.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mine incident with a fatality and variable dynamite charges. Names and specifics are unclear due to corruption. The text references persons possibly tied to the event and locations, but details are not legible.
A reflective survey traces bread symbolism from ancient pagan rites to Christian practice. It notes bakers and households across Europe kneading dough with protective marks and invocations to avert harm, linking bread to harvest, fate, and seasonal observances.
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