22 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
1
A discussion on the creation of a compound medicine stressing the strict proportion of ingredients. It notes that efficacy arises from how drugs are combined, not merely from the individual substances, and highlights stability, preparation, and taste blending. The text underscores that precise mixing governs the remedy’s reputation and effectiveness.
A garbled note from French Dry Cleaning claims readiness to handle a surge in customer demand. It states improved cleaning, laundry, and tailoring capabilities and promises top service to the city.
The Ogden Steam Laundry reports an audit showing illicit payments and inflated charges totaling 89 842.30 with tied audits over two years. Officials including county treasurers allegedly redirected funds, with 70 000 unaccounted, while others were absolved after testimony ending in unclear conclusions.
A garbled Washington report notes telegraphers in New York and Missouri pressuring for strike action. Commissioner Nell ill is reportedly gathering telegraphic initiation data as President Roosevelt’s administration weighs responses while strike leaders meet with Wiel Ingion representatives.
A historic note describes Maj H Boughton of the Eleventh Cavalry proposing a Georgian era telegraphic device for troop communication. It details a belt worn transmitter and a combined buzzer and telephone system enabling wireless, ground-level signaling across five miles with two operators, demonstrating early ideas for mobile field communication and unit coordination.
The report outlines multiple divorce actions including Lathe and Melvin cases with alimony, support and custody concerns. It notes infidelity allegations and spousal neglect, plus a broader labor contention over wage questions and yard workers in Denver yards, with officials forecasting conciliatory talks and potential settlements this week.
In Southern Oil Fields local reports describe aggressive drilling near Washinton County. Manager WM. Duzey tests pressures, plans two more wells and several offset sites to gauge underground supply and potential expansion toward Ossie. Local officials expect large field development if geology supports sustained flow.
Executive managers from western railroads convened in Denver for a general conference focused on a social reform issue. Notable attendees included W. S. Martin of the Nevrer & Blo Grande, A. D. Barker of Colorado & Southern, J. W. Holdrege of Burlington, and H. J. Simmons of the HY Pogo & Southwest. The gathering drew leaders from multiple systems as they arrived in Denver.
Fragmentary OCR recalled a 19th century Copenhagen scene with Herman A and Thorup dead, mention of Angla, IRS, wages, a May 1868 Amrita origin, and a Crown residence with a family. The text hints at mutiny, memos, and long-lived ties, but specifics remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a dead man named Alex White with uncertain details about his identity and affiliations. The text references Acvantgon Wish and a scan hits, with unclear connections to Womeinod and Alexrniler Wika. The copy is incomplete and lacks verifiable facts.
Court records show a mining firm faces a $25,000 fine for a worker’s fatal injury after a trolley bridge incident on a railway where a train separation and a limb amputation occurred. The case involves ownership disputes, land deeds, and a contract involving shares in a cotton goods operation.
In a late August note from Salt Lake City, residents describe a historic reunion of Principal A. Marka and others connected to the Grant school’s tenth reunion, with a group photo by Menon Studio. The piece also reports J. Seal’s trip to Deer River country, praising a Schorzo power unit and noting gasoline as a coal substitute. projected daily savings of 50 cents to $1 are claimed as gasoline engines replace coal and straw burners.
Reports from Aug. 2 detail the Sullivan Trust Company reorganization at Gotafield driving mining activity. Development advances include Fairview Eagle and Eagle's Nest leases, deep trenching, oxide ore findings, and new machinery being installed. Expectation of expanded operations tops the list as crews assess oxide and sulfide zones and plan for 600 foot levels and extensive tunneling.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tensions near Oran and Algiers with mentions of Spanish forces and local authorities. It notes a heading about a French defense and a Mayflower reference, with an unclear time around August 11 and a 3 o'clock event. The passage is garbled and names are difficult to verify.
In Portland Oregon a bank failure led to court orders appointing a receiver. The bank faced a roughly 1000000 dollar deficiency in deposits and 1000000 in assets. Officials report the collapse stems from mismanagement and securities issues. The bank hopes to appeal and restore operations while creditors seek resolution.
A day of uneven trading with few gains and several drops as stocks edged up and down. Columbia Consolidated and Went F475 were noted amid unsettled moves while Hayden, Crown Paint, and other unlisted items saw varied prices and limited demand.
Police investigate after a late night disturbance near the Wall Street art scene. Morgan, linked to a private gallery tour, faces questions about potential statements and knowledge of a sensitive incident. The Metropolitan Museum head denies ties while officials review the facts.
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