Dwtryville Revu Triumph Shines in Tight Win
In a hard fought game at the home gym, Dwtryville edged its rival in a two possession finish. Key players led the offense as the team rallied from a second half deficit to secure the victory.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
6
In a hard fought game at the home gym, Dwtryville edged its rival in a two possession finish. Key players led the offense as the team rallied from a second half deficit to secure the victory.
A scanned notice outlines a stock levy vote at a January 16 meeting of the Board of Directors of a Utah firm, with officers J Driver and others voting to impose a per share tax on capital stock, due immediately, plus a delinquent sale if unpaid by March. It also records a 1907 meeting of the Board of Equalization and Review in Ogden Utah, detailing street tax assessments and dates, with public inspection and upcoming hearings.
Ada Draper sues Chas W Draper in the Tvetriet Court of the Recent Judicial Dietrict of Urak. The State of Head to the defendant requires appearance within 20 days after service and failure to respond may lead to judgment by default. Attorney Thomas Maloney represents the plaintiff.
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Lawrence Helitizen deceased. Mary Jane Flodineon as administrator seeks decree to mortgage 40 acres in Weber County Northwest quarter of Section 31 Township 3 South Range 8 East. Hearing set Saturday February 4, 1907 in Ogden City Court. Creditors must appear to show cause why order should not be granted. Attest official court seal and clerk signature.
Fragmented report of horse races with numerous garbled names and numbers. Key details include a surprise in the fourth race involving Black Prisce, favorites in the second race, and multiple placements and times that are difficult to parse.
In a series of races at ABCOT Park, Caruthers placed third in the 2:14 event, with second in the 140 12 event. Lirios won the mile, Dostana second, Djata third in 3:42. Elle and Afly Verde Georgalette placed second in another event, John gown third in 1:4c. Putarity Courme Haltea won a heat with Neppa second in 1:21. The day featured several top finishes for Gilver-Weddley and Prince Fredericx with times around 13.16 in remaining sprints.
New Orleans February 7 harness racing results show Cathetibe winning the first race over Atel Reeves Excuse Me with a time of 0 26 1 6. The second race went to Lights Out with A Schroe as second. Loree and a fall produced a near ruin in the third with Dalcade second and Truce third. The Foslishraas took the fourth with Paragenn second and Rather Royal third. Fifth featured Porelenor defeating Colt Bartlett with Grace Tarata and Maar as trailing horses. Meadow Breeze clocked 0 26 1 6 for the sixth, Redan second, Quin Paraday third.
Report of multiple races at Hot Springs on Feb 7 with winners including Ithres tartocke-Feodecga sca in first, Charley Heesy son in second, Jack Loty taking the mile, Jake Laar dete winning the long race, Skyward victorious in the mile, and times listed for several events.
Ambiguous OCR fragment recounts a February event with Omabe and Major Schmitz aboard the Overland Limited near Orraha. Roosevelt is referenced as center stage in a discussion about immigration and schooling policy. A mayoral figure voices support for excluding Japanese students to protect state interests.
The Vatican voices unease over a French minister of education proposal concerning contracts with parish priests and church cultural bodies. It rejects terms that would force renewals by incumbents and raises concerns about church autonomy and cultural organization oversight.
Fragmentary report notes a diamond pricing surge with ad hoc tax like charges. It mentions Imperial or imperial stones, grades, and prices rising above 1844 levels. Sources imply mines controlled by a London syndicate, linked to global diamond manufacturers.
Fragmentary report covers Mexican Kickapoo in Oklahoma, tribal land issues, amendments, and federal authority questions. Mentions state and federal actors, proposed land distribution, and appeals. Includes notices of fraternal orders and community meetings in Ogden area.
The article describes celeste lepertries woven by skilled weavers in a factory bound for Paris under French government orders. It notes the long, costly process, with weavers using large looms, precise fillings, and color-rich drafts. Pay is higher than typical laborers, and the craft is exceedingly expensive, with some pieces costing as much as $200.
A fragmented account traces rubber origins from Amazon and Malay sources to Americas tribes and European interest. It notes early natives in Quito and the Amazon region exploiting rubber for boots and goods, while European chemists debated its properties and myths about native techniques. It references 18th and 19th century terms and the battle cry “Harrat” as part of broader legendary etymologies.
Fragmentary read, a Vermont setting and a household scene unfold with names like Thadsens Steves and Lewis Chirk. The text leans into anecdotes about a crocodile tale, the power of its jaws, and experiments with telegraph wire and dynamite, all described in a period voice.
Readable bits show two speakers discussing a scene with trees and a damaged frame. The text includes garbled phrases about entering a withering environment and removing or fitting something, with no clear subject or outcome to anchor a full event.
The text presents a garbled, surreal passage describing a jungle setting with teasing elements and scattered actions. It lacks clear people, places, or events and reads like a fragmented stream of imagery without a coherent report or named entities.
The readable text mentions Tandon Talter and Peteire, with references to death and a search for home. It includes unclear phrases about paths, snares, and a map. The fragmentary OCR lacks complete sentences and verifiable facts.
Washington reports on the February 7 Senate session where a large appropriation bill totaling over 192 million dollars was passed with numerous amendments. Key changes included river and land projects, military contracts, and measures affecting Cherokee and Chickasaw lands, with debates over allotments and alienations in Indian Territory.
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