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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet shows a mix of band names and prices with numerous misspellings. It references conservation statutes, agencies, and scattered figures like 95.00 and 93.00, but the fragment provides no clear event or context to anchor a real news item.
Parsing scattered lines shows deed transfers including Margaret Jones to Emma Hownsn and B Putton to Outtoh O hens. Other items mention Lois, Lakeview subdivision, Ogden Werneve plat A, and various parcel references with monetary figures such as 400 and 260.
OCR text shows a jumble of names, places, dates, and scattered notes across Ogden, county events, marriages, rail orders, weather, and social notices. The readable items include marriage notices, railroad and labor mentions, a masquerade ball, a big crowd at a city event, and various travel and business references, but no single cohesive story or lead.
The Matson residence on Twenty Fourth Street Wat Jefferson Avenue was robbed last night. Entry was forced on the front door. valuables were taken while the occupant slept. The theft was discovered this morning by the homeowner during a routine check, and police were notified.
Advert shows fugitive Joseph Sempke escaped from Gyden last Wednesday. Posse and officers from Ogden to Evanston pursue him toward Park City, with Warden Arthur Prayt Jr and Quaid Ure in Ogden watching routes into the mountains. The man wore prison clothes and an old straw hat. authorities warn residents to report sightings.
The new West Weber plant, built for 22,060 dollars, runs for inspection after a social gathering. It will employ 40,000 cans per day capacity and provide jobs for about 20 men and boys plus 8 girls, with next Monday as its formal opening. Local supporters praise the project as a steady employment boost.
A distressed mother and her children, living at 2464 Grant Avenue, face extreme poverty. The husband died after illness. the widow supports two young children through dressmaking with little income. Neighbors and county officials seek aid. case under county commission review.
A dated July 12 1907 letter from James Hooks mentions a Green Light shop and Lake City debt. The writer asks who borrowed 73 cents and seeks return of that small loan, blaming a wage dispute and undefined payer.
Fragmented report from May 24 notes tensions among officials and men amid negotiations. Claims focus on yard fund access and leadership, with unclear outcomes and pending formal replies. Strong entities include Hatlway, Benvey West, and Ale nawagers.
Ogden officials and retailers warn of severe coal shortages as winter approaches. Frantic orders arrive daily while mines struggle to meet demand, leaving yards empty and households unprepared for the cold. Union actions and transport bottlenecks worsen the fuel squeeze, prompting calls for early stockpiling.
The article notes William Belmonts vast holdings spanning turf and racing interests, with plans and investments in New York Washington and the midwest. It highlights Belmont owning the seven million dollar Belmont Hotel opposite Grand Central and extensive real estate including properties on Thirty fourth Street and in Newport Rhode Island. Elizabeth H Morgan Belmont wife died in Paris in 189% as part of the family details.
A garbled report mentions Belmont racing interests and various figures tied to New York venues and Kennedy era events. It references a long silvered fan and multiple individuals associated with Belmont Park and Gestagi, with unclear actions or outcomes amid scattered proper nouns.
A London to New York report quotes Captain Lamsdane aboard the Asteria noting the Gulf Stream’s erratic behavior near 46 to 65 degrees latitude. He cites a high barometer, south wind, and a veering northward drift as anomalies challenging navigators and meteorologists.
Fragmented OCR text references weather records, ships sailing from Ragland to New York, and various historical figures. It hints at trials over gun streams, navigation notes, and a 1770 inquiry related to the Gulf or Fast routes. The readable portions mention Chicago, Durenu, and Ragland with unclear connections.
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