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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reads like a string of names places and events. Mentions Kenesville Ogden Denver Colorado and Washington DC with people Jereon Cowles J Kelle and Frank Young. References to a Reed Yente and a Vertoen Handicap suggest a period social calendar. Funeral and theater notes appear amid scattered community items.
The readable parts describe a misprint or garbled line about Patsy s Crescent Moon and a flour product rowdy scene. No clear event or entities present beyond a bakery setting and a stray mention of a number 74.
Richard Ay Parker of Denver former United States Mining Company executive visits Nevada after touring Bly district. He predicts the Bly copper belt will rise in rank as Nevada Northern Railroad completion aids mining operations and shipments. Local promoters tout prospects and strategic advantage for Cumberland Bly properties and related holdings.
Washington County placer mining venture named The Washington County Plaicer Company formed yesterday with 260 090 dollars capital. Officers: President James Spry Vice President Rudolph Kuchler Secretary Edward Orth Treasurer Jacob Maritz Directors Theus Gedenien Harry G Joseph and Herman Kuchlar. Plan to develop placer and virgin river district deposits near the new well, with three rigs en route and more to follow, to drill additional wells in coming days.
The report covers a volatile session across grain and metal futures. Wheat prices slipped onweak cables while corn and oats showed mixed moves. copper held firm while London stocks declined amid investor caution.</S>
A fragmentary account describes a vaudeville night at Park Theatre featuring five acts, with two standout performers Valig and Schrode, whose routines provoke laughter and vivid stage mischief. The show includes French satire, dance, and a knockabout finale climaxing in a surprised audience reaction.
The article reports an electrical workers strike at the Bal Telphuns company, with workers applying for old positions, some returning after short rest periods, and management aiming to restore full force within days. An attempted disruption by Ogden merchants failed, while efforts to reopen the Hull exchange are anticipated to be ordered by federal authorities.
State Board of Health drives a circular to county health officers urging strict law compliance on reporting contagious diseases. It warns of possible removal under Utah law if monthly reports fail to be filed, and calls for district officers to inform county commissioners of nonreporting.
A chaotic gathering at Ely Nevada devolved into a melee when more than 100 Greeks clashed on a Monday afternoon. Two men were seriously wounded and a third accused of inciting the trouble as the crowd drew attention to a disputed action.
In New York a man named Wasser shot at his wife and fled through rooms as his daughter fired at him in return. Wasser was wounded while his wife lay prostrate in the parlor. The daughter possibly killed. Wasser faced a charge of attempted arson though details remain unclear.
The letter urges development in White Pine district noting copper wealth and numerous properties like Cherry Creek Hampton Ward Taylor and Osceola with potential dividends. It argues population growth will unlock extensive mining, farming, and labor opportunities, projecting a bright future as lands are reclaimed and water brought to productivity.
A 15 year old girl from J A Stockhill's Cerenco farm eloped with Samuel Tillotson a farm hand after confessing love. They fled by train from Lake Crystal to Minneapolis, were tracked, and after three days of parental and priestly counsel, consented to marry once she turned 18. The weddings arranged at Sheri Nonulwe’s residence marked a family resolution amid protest.
Fragmentary report claims a planned organization and raid on Pribilof Island rookeries and air nests by a syndicate linked to Trading and Tramapy. North American operations are alleged, with Japanese involvement noted. authorities reportedly blocked the scheme and prepared countermeasures.
Reports describe a sudden surge of an acute religious movement across central Prussia near Berlin. Observers recount frenzied meetings with visions, ecstatic outbursts, and public demonstrations as hundreds attend, led by a movement founder urging devotion while a tense crowd shouts prayers and accusations.
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