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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
2
An exquisitely modeled handsomely finished five foundry Gimmelt tops the field with refined workmanship. The entry advances with a notable edge over its rivals in the derby, reflecting quality and design.
In San Joaquin County grape growers face daily charges of 8250 for the vineyards with weather favoring a good year. If extra duties are imposed, costs may rise and affect profits. The text warns against allowing a monopoly that would corral duties and undermine the market.
The text sketches a tangled scene involving land use, labor payments, and social status in a colonial setting. It references vineyard labor, a white landowner, price figures, and disputes over pay, with scattered mentions of regimes, contracts, and imposed rules shaping the community’s dynamics.
A fragment from a 19th century issue praises journalism as a public duty and condemns sensationalism. It argues a paper should serve its community, reflect local values, and resist control by powerful private interests. The piece laments corporate pulls and champions honest reporting and civic-minded purpose.
An old advertisement extols Hercules pants as exceptionally durable wool trousers for boys. It claims strength comes from outer fabric with minimal inner patches, arguing inside-seat reinforcements lengthen wear without altering fit. The copy promotes extra quality lining and durable seams to withstand hard use, asserting these pants resist stretching and patching.
Fragmented excerpt reveals debate over imperial strategy and the transfer of naval forces as Washington weighs wartime actions. The piece notes heightened activity, naval concerns, and public uncertainty about the purpose of escalating tensions. Strong references to Japan, Dagdushija, and protective aims mark the era’s anxious mood.
The Boston Transcript recalls Owen the dread warmaker and the wrecked Vesuvius. The ship, built to fire dynamite shells from large tubes, practiced at Newport and Santhiyo, with plans to strike Spanish fortifications. After risky experiments and faint glories, the Vesuvius returned to harbor and its explosive armament was abandoned amid questions of safety.
Ragged OCR describes Camp Leonard Wood encampment events in Utah with American Fork and Elwell attendees. Mentions drinks tobacco and goods sale to benefit a local organization, guard units, and a concert by the Army orchestra. Notes planning for supplies, horse rentals, and ceremonial duties amid Army camp activities.
The text describes guard actions in a northern town, with references to civic groups and patriotic displays. It mentions concern over hospitalization, public decorum, and the morale of residents in American Fork and nearby towns.
Lake August 26 reports question if police will back juvenile court work and how officers handle cases. Two raids by juvenile informants prompted arrests and warrants. Rose Razzutt failed to appear. Nick Gulbransen says no transport to station, court told “none of our affair.” Lizzie Edwards and others faced curfew and nuisance charges. Beckstead noted for police caution. Authorities plan to notify officers’ superiors and pursue signs of agency from each case.
Grace Miller of Nebraska and Mina Miller, mother, were aboard a Salt Palace bound streetcar when a controller fault caused a flash and a plunge between High and Ninth South. Grace Miller died shortly after at the hospital. Mina Miller and Mrs Smith were with her.
A foreman died after contact with live electrical wires while cutting a hole in a shaft doorway at a mine near Goldfield. The accident sparked a fire and several workers were injured, with a coroner and company officials assisting the investigation tonight. A candlelight vigil and memorials are planned for the deceased and his family.
The report details a cycling race where Walthour overtook Samuelson after the eighth mile, extending lead in the tenth and gaining laps as Downing replaced Samuelson. Samuelson faded while Walthour kept a steady pace, ultimately securing the victory at Sauer track.
In Goldfield the Bent proposal to Nixon for the Guillet Consolidated Mines was defeated by the union. A counter offer by Nixon was deemed unacceptable, leaving combination mines and mills idle. The dispute centers on union membership for watchmen and workers entering the mines, with machinists and electricians aligned to other federations. The union’s neutrality demand for workers remains unresolved as talks stall.
A distorted OCR fragment references a miners' union near Galimbad with about three thousand members. It notes fees and sentiment among members, mentions a person Jubhe Buu and a position turned down at 40, but content is unclear and incomplete.
Raisuli remains cautious as Aug reports indicate potential Denial threats. Reinforcements and ammunition have been sent to Nidal Hallas while Meds repnetid Raisula, jewelny j, and a reser of add Mautstinn. Kinase holds vast Banthartents prison.
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