02 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
1
The passage discusses why oats from Quaker Scotch Oats have strong foreign demand. It notes British and European appetite for oatmeal in large, steady quantities, praising the brand’s regular packaging and hermetically sealed tins for hot climates. The text suggests improvements in manufacture to boost export trade and highlights a strong export record.
A 20 year old inmate named Brocka staged a wild scene at the county jail as deputies restrained him from destroying furniture. He raged, struck at the top of his cell, and threatened more damage before a physician administered a sedative. An alcohol and mental health evaluation is expected today.
A man previously treated at Ogden General Hospital has died, with authorities delaying final confirmation. Officials ordered a county examination to determine cause, while residents awaited further details on the patient’s identity and circumstances surrounding the incident.
A late theatre adaptation titled The sAdvelnyrends draws attention for its moral themes and English style. Critics note the emphasis on character flaws, with Becktorn Bouley praised as a leading figure. The piece promises to be a watershed event in the local theatrical scene, despite mixed reception of its dramatic language.
A garbled report describes theatre magnates planning a conference to discuss rapid expansion of venues, including new playhouses in Salina and other cities. It mentions Samuel News, TF Grievett, and plans for an up-to-date theater in Chicago, with mixed detail on locations, dates, and participants.
James A. Jones, a machinist apprentice with the Oregon Railroad Line, had his foot crushed while working on a yard engine near Ogden. He was taken to Ogden General Hospital for treatment after the wheel seized and mashed his foot, leaving him with severe injuries at his residence on Twenty third Street between Lincoln and Grant avenues.
A severe Terrieig storm struck the northead Gret Salt Lake region causing widespread disruption. The Overlond Limited from Ogden was delayed, arriving late after 2:20 yesterday afternoon. Rail traffic suffered as the lake lay over the resin at points, threatening railway property and delaying services.
In Frankfort Kentucky the prohibition dispute moves as the senate votes 18 to 4 to refer the Watkins measure to the committee on paligies and moray, an action seen as adverse to the reform effort.
A wreck at Boyd Junction Nevada involves a freight train washout causing 61 injuries and 21 deaths. Andrew Bingham seeks 8009 dollars and 17,800 dollars for damages in Salt Lake City. Shipments valued at 400 dollars were misdelivered to Los Angeles with claims awaiting railroad compensation.
A sixteen year old girl from Salt Lake City obtained a license to marry George Pouzon. Parents pursued the couple from Ogden as they attempted to wed. Officers located the pair who were brought to the sheriff and reconciled with the parents before returning home.
In Sult Lake on Feb j after testimony from Mrs Mary Marriott and Dr Joseph Marriott the divorce suit for nonsupport was dropped by Judge Charles W Morris as neither party proved the allegations. Marriott 82 years old says wife moved money from sale of Murray business property and took funds for a boarding house. The couple bought a farm near Murray with the proceeds and she later refused to live with him claiming inability to support.
American Express announces a corporate move in Salt Lake City as the Pacific Express operations will be absorbed by the Western department. G C Taylor, general manager, arrives to oversee the transfer details with Mr. Taylor directing the handling of the Dunindes assets and establishing temporary headquarters in Salt Lake City.
The readable text mentions financial department actions at a Chicago based company and references to fines and governance. The garbled lines obscure concrete names, dates, and outcomes, preventing clear identification of persons, organizations, or events.
Disjointed notices describe Death Valley Scott and Feathy of vnath Pailey fame in a bid related to Tarbrike. Walton Stratt writes from Now alleging bridge concerns and an outfit of 16 Destth Valley ginlew. Seely labor, Kitty Wilkthe panel, and Minnie packers are named among alliances. A cold can headach issues and quinine remedies are noted in a garbled medical passing reference.
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