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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented ad text notes silk petticoats for sale with prices around £7 50 and mentions a market site between town and bedeside areas. It references colors black blue and includes stray brand-like terms and unfamiliar names, obscuring full details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a high level meeting where Prince is introduced to state leaders and political figures. The chaotic lines reference a keynote address by a president and an event date around late February or March, with mentions of TRITON and Harman in unclear roles.
A disjointed report details a Sacramento welcome for an irrigation congress event with a choir performance featuring the Ode and appearances by officials including Vice President Jair Dalia. It notes planning, fundraising, and arrangements for travel from San Francisco, with concerts and receptions in Sacramento and related venues.
Torn OCR text describes a warranty deeds notice mentioning Titus Bailar and others, with scattered place names and parcel references. The legible bits reference Hadetneka, Bly Biya, A Vilwedy tds, and a date near mid month, with vague actions about conveying property and fees.
The Salt Lake community plans a campaign to raise 2600 to support Alvin and the opportunity to send the Albernade choir to Chemlallon irrigation congress. J Riese of Ogden will guarantee expenses, while Salt Lake residents are expected to cover the remaining 2500. A committee of Jackson Woonheran Meher J. Grout and Lester D. Freed was appointed to solicit local business support.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a government hatchery effort at Laityttle, Cuta, with mentions of restocking streams, a pan species plan, and development programs across a county. Names and places are garbled, but reference to State, Westin company, and Levine appear in terse, unclear lines about fish restoration activities.
The state exhibit highlights Weber County peppers tomatoes corn and melons alongside displays from the State School for the Deaf and Blind and the Crag Eating Factory. It notes prize vegetables from Cache and Washington counties and a goal to bring back the Kiesel Cup for the state fair. The Utah State Board of Agriculture lines up officials in Sacramento and anticipates rich fruit and vegetable displays, emphasizing regional varieties and quality.
An incident near Walls describes a fireman slipping under a coal car as the car rolled backward and coal weights trapped him. Bystanders and workers struggled to free him, lifting heavy loads and pulling him clear while others assisted and the crowd watched in concern. The event prompted rescue efforts and questions about how the accident occurred.
A long tale of the Boeer Unholz boxer arriving in town for a looming world welterweight bout set for Monday night at Glynweard Park. The challenger, boasting past victories from South Africa to England, speaks with confidence of dethroning Thompson. Local fans expect a hard, competitive clash as the showing fighter profiles his strength and stamina ahead of the ring.
In Salt Lake City a heated dispute over food pricing and barter trusts provokes mass meetings and protests. Reports from Salt Lake, Denver and Omaha show beef, poultry, dairy, and produce costs rising 10 to 40 percent above western peers, with families bearing the burden as prices for soap, cream, and eggs climb. A committee cites high prices and market manipulation as central issues while officials weigh potential debt and protest actions.
Ingalls arrives from the East to teach domestic science as Osage public schools prepare to open Sept. 4 with the largest student intake. About 20 000 volumes were delivered, old texts discarded, and new equipment readied under the board of education.
A scrambled report details a late game rout with players and coaches named in confusion. It mentions a towey pa and guard visits, plus a tense crowd. Overall, the piece mentions a defeat for Odden and a controversial finish.
A chaotic interlude at a local arena features improvised performances and unlikely scoring bursts as players from Bont Omen and Neght clash. The event ends with an uncertain score and lingering crowd enthusiasm despite unclear official results.
Fragmented report indicates oil spill incident near Millard, involving Meed field workers. Key figures Tuna Newhouse and Chonan Wog identified among listed casualties while response teams converge on the site. Details on cause, exact location, and official statements are unclear in the readable text.
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