03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
A 1909 testimonial from Mrs Moody cites kidney pills restoring health after inflammation and pain. The letter praised Owren’s Kidney Pills, claiming dramatic relief and urging dealers to stock the product nationwide. The fragmentary OCR shows names, dates, and promotional language typical of era patent medicine notices.
City residents praise Union Pacific for backing a development plan tied to the riverfront. The project envisions a 478 foot frontage and 9% depth, with architect Adtyis Hint from Wa York and Chicago designing the structure.
Citizens of Omaha express support for Union Pacific Railroads plan to construct a twelve story rent frame building. The project would consolidate UP offices under one roof and features a frontage of 84 feet and depth of 97. Jarvis Hunt, renowned architect, is named as the designer.
District Judge A Howell handed down a crucial naturalization decision in the case of Dithinay Hokling Tht Dittman a Prussian native who reached majority before his declaration expired. The court ruled he is entitled to United States citizenship after examining legal precedents and the federal time limits for declaration of intention.
The shareholders of the Ogden Troy Steam Tawny will be held at the presence of Mr. Bi. Me Conroy, on 28th Blo and Brot Ave, in Moniioss Feo on TH, 110. ml 7eelank. The meeting aims to elect a new Board of Directors and discuss any other business that may come before the meeting.
Notice of assessment from Intermountain Vale Association Ogden Utah dated January 1810. Parcel No 8 with a $100 per share levy was levied on stock of the corporation and payable immediately. Signed Bart Richardson Secretary with office in the old Seawcratt Warehouse Will Avenue.
Delinquent property in Ogden Utah to be sold at public auction on a specified April day. Sale details include the front door of the Weber County Courthouse and payment of delinquent taxes along with costs and expenses of sale. A. G. Richards, Secretary, states the notice and timeline.
Ogden Packing & Provision Co details live weight ranges for hogs from 180 to 200 pounds and veals from 70 to 125 pounds with prices per hundredweight. Buyers may bring dressed meat, choose final live weight prices, and receive deliveries daily. Access to the packing yard is via a viaduct constriction path.
Ogden residents react to a Dawson Milling and Bee Valor Co campaign urging use of Co DEN MADE FLOUR. The quirky ad promises no extra cost and claims it will render Ogden city life similar to Chicago, prompting local skepticism about the claim and intent.
Pittsburg residents crowded rooftops and streets to watch a four comet display described as four tails and separate nuclei. Scientists at Allegheny Observatory, led by Frank Schlessinger, studied the unusual celestial phenomenon as a glowing atmospheric bank formed by cross crystals, producing a brilliant, transparent veil across the sky.
New York diamond dealers raise retail diamond prices from 34 to Fill per carat after an 18 cent wage increase approved by the Malden Lane Diamond Company Protective Association. Polisher workers earn 60 weekly, cutters 200. Apprentices demanded a wage advance ban for seven years but were denied.
New York reports a distressed mother, mourning her daughter killed by a truck, lunged at driver James Clinton with a hat pin. Police restrained her as the driver was taken to a station for questioning.
Fragmented report shows debate over lavish campaign spending in local elections. Mentions figures and unnamed officials in county committee discussions, with references to a foreign ambassador and installation events, indicating ongoing governance tensions.
In offices a desk alarm clock with a built in call bell serves as a time reminder and signaling device. The clock uses a simple push button to ring a bell, aiding in reminding about appointments and signaling for attention while managing stacked work.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions New York politics and a fire company along with a stray reference to a near neighbor and schoolchildren. It includes scattered names and phrases, hinting at political activity and a city street scene, but lacks coherent events or dates.
A hydrogen gas battery aboard a vessel exploded causing damage at the Graveslow Navy Yard. Reports indicate a storage area incident led to vapors igniting, with crews responding to the onboard blast. No further details on casualties or exact vessel name are provided.
The text lists players and regions with garbled names and unclear events. It mentions Milenge, Pele, and others alongside teams and locations, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR errors. The article appears to discuss a chess or sports event with named participants and affiliations, but specifics are unreadable.
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