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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
7
Notice states openings at Sugar Factory this September with positions filled by applications to the factory superintendent. Applies in order of received applications. old employees may reenter. Also mentions an excursion to Salt Lake City with a $1.00 round trip for all unions.
Fragmentary text mentions a mistake and daily reminders about a patent item. The handwriting and OCR show garbled names and places, making specifics unclear. The readable bits suggest a legal or technical note guiding actions and penalties for misuse.
Ogden high school announces an Ai examination for teachers and candidates not holding valid certificates. The exam begins Saturday August 20 at 9 a.m. with notices due by Monday August 26.
The article describes preparatory courses and examinations offered by the University of Utah. It outlines a catalog of college work and a year of standard preparatory study illustrated with Miner. It mentions an Oregon excursion and related details with names and figures in a community notice style.
A special bicycle meet is scheduled tonight in Clanwood for Ogden Eagles Day. Notable riders Samuelson and Hatily Downy are set to clash in a noted race, with amateurs and professionals entering multiple events. Local organizers expect strong turnout despite unclear details.
The fragment appears to list telephony terms and codes without a coherent news item. No clear persons organizations places or dates are present to anchor a traditional card. Summary unavailable due to insufficient readable facts.
A garbled OCR note describes several named individuals journeying to and from Walstat Cute and Mount Vernon Ry, mentioning imports, a muster of animals and harness, and a Labor Day parade with threats of an exhibit. Names include Kuh Fi rsyenne, Charles Woodward, E Z Money Kelley Money, Geo J Telterm, and others.
A fragmentary notice advertises a Ten Cent Granite Sale at Wright's with a window display. The ad hints at a clearance of goods expected to attract buyers in the morning, noting Wright's method of keeping supply by daily drops.
Aug 22 report from Cova Buoca describes tribesmen joining the army of de fmanties near Cas Blanca and the tense standoff with French forces. A conference with Admiral Thilibert in Paris aims to calm the crisis as gunfire and shelling threaten the town. French sharpshooters and Algerian troops were deployed to defend the area amid Arab attempts to breach the town defenses.
Ely Nevada August 22 Deputy Sheriff Moorment arrested Tomann J. Codelly at the Northern hotel on a charge of check fraud. Codelly allegedly left town after running up a large hotel bill and presenting worthless paper checks drawn on Gos. tole & Newhall and the State Bank & Trust Co of Tonomad. Authorities say numerous firms have pressed similar presentations and faced insolvency.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death by self harm in Denver area during August. Mentions a person named Tertha Mie Tum and associates, with references to Annie Hott and Mrs. Tertha Mie Tum. Mentions National Irrigation and a 1900s era excursion as context. No clear dates beyond August and vague locations.
A chaotic program promises a Gathering of the Birds with a parade from the depot through Salt Lake City to Washington Avenue, featuring Eagles from Salt Lake and Park City, a band and color guards, and a 1000 dollar prize track event. An afternoon and evening schedule includes a baseball game, bicycle races, and other festivities led by local groups.
Mark Hummer, employed by Bull Lake Hardware, was arrested Wednesday by Detective Wheeling on grand larceny charges. Police say he confessed to stealing about $2,390 from coworkers over the last three years and implicates Salt Lake Hardware Co. in providing support. Five marked silver dollars were found, with prosecutors expecting to use them as evidence. Hummer earned $89 monthly and had been married two months.
Edward Lavelle, a resident of San Mateo, died from starvation after traveling to the city seeking work. Relatives say his family had exhausted funds and he wandered for days, unable to rise or obtain food. Authorities note widespread hardship amid prosperity.
Provo brief reports a disrupted Vierele races watch meet after an accident near Salt Lake City. The event involved racers arriving from Salt Lake to attend a local relays event, with D. J. Jackson of Hastings, Missouri noted as a participant relative to board family connections.
Fragmentary report discusses a proposed route to San Diego and regional planning in Arizona and Missouri with names such as John Sprockele and references to institutions and locations. Details are unclear and partly garbled. The snippet hints at a conference planned near Saar Autentey and mentions New York.
A local parks superintendent warns homeowners of crab grass invasion in lawns during warm months. The kingpin weed spreads rapidly, choking out turf and requiring aggressive removal in spring and fall. Early action includes mowing, digging, and targeted control before seeds germinate.
Richfield notes a stalled rail venture as residents question the need for highway and rail links. The piece recalls coal and grain conditions, cattle herds, and local land features while detailing a community eager for improved access despite funding and construction doubts. The report also records the death of Thor Owen in Richfield and family details.
Inducements and flaring passions surrounded the planned bout between Thompson and Sullivan. Promoters bickered over opponent readiness and fighting eligibility, with Thompson said to have backed by several managers. On Labor Day, the program unraveled as Sullivan’s backers refused to proceed, leaving the scheduled clash in limbo.
A letter from Lois M. in Ogden Utah August 22 praises the Weet Craft Life Insurance Company for prompt payment of $295. It notes support from the insurer after the writer’s husband Gen A Fito’s passing and lauds the company for reliable service. The broad reference to labor organization strength appears in the closing lines.
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