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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
7
A misc newspaper page presents random automobile for sale notes, personal ads, and public notices. It lists addresses, prices, and contact hints, with warnings about publication deadlines and business reminders. A transfer row mentions a stabbing injury update. A medical ad promotes an inexpensive household remedy as a longstanding product.
The fragmentary text appears as a garbled OCR page with mixed terms like places, products, and tech references. No coherent events or names form a complete report. only scattered fragments remain for interpretation.
Salt Lake City August 18. A telegraph from Vernal reports Racket land system revival of a central link at the Moffatt road now under construction from Denver to Salt Lake City. J J Perry Kansas City Springfield Clinton road chief visits Vernal and tours eastward to mark Mogat area. Rock Island seeks entry into Salt Lake City via Moffat route, Perry’s trip described as more than pleasure.
Salt Lake City forms a full fledged Bryan club to spearhead the presidential campaign and expand to other towns. A mass meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall in Jennings block named Willa W. Ray as club president with John F. Tobin as vice president. Leary and Winger support. Leary seeks treasurer post as the campaign reorganizes factions.
A circular letter urges Utah sheepmen to unite under the Utah Wool Growers Association and join the National Wool Growers Association meeting on August 25 in Salt Lake. It touts benefits from organized effort and the storage plan that raised wool prices nearly sixty percent, calling for further cooperation to face regional challenges.
Salt Live reports good ore potential at the Columbus Consolidated mine in Alvi. The 400 Level drift runs about 1400 feet from the shaft, with high grade ore opening under water and portions of ore being shipped at three shifts. Development continues on the South Columbia lens, costs rising with the long drift, and management expects cent shipping of high grade ore once the west shaft is completed in about a month.
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting ex mayor Gleemann shifted stance on buying the Ogden waterworks. Arguments centered on water rights and profits, with critics alleging misleading data. A boating accident wounded Campbell, Wilkes, and others near Cumberland. Campbell underwent amputation at a Salt Lake hospital and is reported recovering.
In Hulahone town Cumberland known as Jolande Capeli, the case centers on a fatal gunshot wound identified as Bertou Bertou. The event ties to Jeff Arny and a local family in the Aug 8 region near Batt Lake.
Ogden area railroads prepare for a large fruit season with 800 to 1,000 cars. About 500 cars will depart during late August and early September to Provo, Viehty, Pofilla, Roy, Riverdale, North Queen, and nearby points, under the Growers Association oversight. Exports target east, north, and Nevada, with inspectors ensuring quality, while canning operations along with North Outlets advance.
The University of Utah outlines registration and entrance examinations for students in September and November. It lists colleges including the Sopaat Jet Arty and Sciences, the State Nor qi Retool, the State Sean of Mines, the Uisk School of Medicine, and a department of Law.
A fragmented exchange notes Me and Dirk seeking pita at a Chicago market near 44th Street. They discuss delivery by phone and planning to trade goods, with fatigue and uncertainty about where to obtain items.
In a chaotic Pailee Court scene Julia Clark and an alleged victim quarrelled over a restaurant incident on Jower Twenty. witnesses testified amid police involvement. The judge fined one party and warned others as a string of accusations and apologies filled the tense proceeding.
Fragmentary report notes a decline in emigration to the United States amid unclear context and scattered details. The garbled text mentions various places and dates without coherent facts, making a precise summary difficult.
The report notes total immigration to the United States for the named period at 48,070, down from 47,122, a 42 percent drop. For the eight months ending July, total arrivals were 1,193,006, compared to 780,607 in the same period of 1907, a 76 percent decrease. Additionally, 1,498 immigrants were deported, up from 6,208 in 1907, a 44 percent decrease.
Governor Denen orders first and fourth Infantry to keep peace after a conference with Sheriff Warne and state officials. Whites and Blacks clash amid riots near Woodside mine and Tuxhorn mine, with seven deaths or injuries reported. National Guard aids police while a state grand jury investigates riot activity and worker tensions at Springfield mines.
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