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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1907
Page
8
The advertisement touts Cuticura soap and oils as a complete sleep and rest aid for babies and tired mothers. It promises soothing relief from various conditions and emphasizes purity under federal drug standards, claiming rapid improvement and a restorative effect amid a chain of benefit assertions.
A trial run along the Ogden Northwesorn road featured speeches by Welnnee and General Feligitations. The Ogden Bags Transit demonstrated new interurban cars with notable officials and turns of events at the Mount packing house where fruit shipments were noted.
Proceedings detail the council's two week business session addressing the Waterworks company franchise, sewer and paving disputes on Wall Street and Twenty-Eighth to Twenty-Ninth streets, plus requests for road resurfacing and sidewalk repairs. The minutes note bids, budget concerns, and efforts to fix municipal salaries and transit issues while balancing public safety and infrastructure needs.
A report notes proposed street and sewer work in the Taw caration area with council powers to regulate utilities. It records ordinances on curbing and guttering and a $398,06 allowance. It also confirms TF Wetxon as successor to Moyors as up Chief Payne and discusses neighborhood improvements and employment recommendations.
The Hot Air Gun Club won the match in a tight contest. Competitors recorded scores with Birds totals and individual standings led by Drowdedays and Snewl, while several shooters reached around 40 to 50 birds. The event featured lively competition and a postmatch presentation.
The University of Utah schedules September examinations for engineering and other courses. It notes morning and preparatory classes offered at the College of Mines with details on enrollment and applications through the university.
An excerpt from the Bowed of Kibuention meeting notes shows salary approval of Jausler of the Qthiey school at monthly rate and outlines ongoing building repairs. The report mentions funds, tools, and labor actions, with committee work and a partial list of personnel and responsibilities.
The document summarizes a farewell to Rev. David Wsl Drag, detailing the church’s year in review. It notes annual reports received, gratitude to God, and a long list of church activities, committees, and financials, including missions, education, and Benevolence funds. Specific figures cover offerings, scholarships, and donations, with emphasis on growth and upcoming projects.
Fragmentary OCR provides a jumbled note mentioning emigrant law, places like Walton and Addis Iona, and names such as Hines and Wyatt. It reads as scattered references to migration, towns, and possibly legal actions, but lacks coherent facts or timeline.
A wave of coal price increases spreads across major suppliers as winter approaches. Prices have risen to prohibitive levels, with reports of per ton costs climbing and transport costs up shaping new charges. A Senate committee probes alleged past contracts linking Railroads and coal firms, amid claims mining costs have surged. The public fears heavier bills on households already strained by higher living costs.
Partially legible OCR notes list names and places such as Hun uta burns drilbes and Plivedts Curbollsed with scattered phrases including acts, price, and seller Geo. TF. Ceve's Dig Blore Gor B8rddud Waeh Ave. Readable specifics are minimal. the item resembles a classified trade notice with random tokens.
Notice announces the opening of a sugar factory with positions to be filled in September. Applicants must submit formal applications to the superintendent and include village and workforce details. The Oregon Short Line excursion plan and related transport offerings are mentioned along with a call for interested workers.
A chaotic report on a Utah fruit exhibition discusses display choices and costs, noting committee plans in Salt Lake County. Inspector Joh. Morehaan is quoted as chairing a committee to organize exhibits, while tensions arise over exhibit funding and public appeal.
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