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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
8
A garbled notice hints at a Monday reform event involving Zara Lith at a venue named aereteyner with a 20 hour start and a Forte Tun 2. TORE, Keeterary, appearing in the scene.
About 1985 educators and citizens gathered at the Auditorium for the Reception at the Rink marking a convention. Mayor Conroy and Governor John Celler spoke, praising public schools and teachers for expanding civic responsibilities, with musical performances and extended social festivities concluding late in the evening.
A fragment recounts old remedies used by grandmothers including plasters, tonics, and mixtures to ease coughs. The writer recalls overhearing a local healer describe plaster packs and mixtures like comi mixter, narrows to the belief that simple home treatments were trusted.
A fragmented note mentions Francis Witt, real estate figures around forty thousand dollars, and associations with Hunter and Kennedy. It references an agreement or financing with “Integrat argentot” access and a convoluted set of terms, with questions about allocations and prices.
Officials and railway employes gathered at the K of P Hall in Ogden to discuss the labor bill. Trainmaster A W Wright cited railroad objections to the words Teasults and permit, noting elimination would permit a favorable vote. dispatchers voiced concerns about working hours. The meeting adjourned to afternoon, with broad support for the measure but organized opposition to a few provisions, signaling possible action through unions.
Notice of annual meeting of shareholders of The First National Tank will be held in Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 9 1907 at 7 oclock for electing three directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such business as may properly come before the meeting. Ogden Utah January 14 1908. JOAN PINONEE Cashier.
This piece laments societal decay and urges mutual aid and self discipline. It extols unity, sacrifice, and devotion within families as essential to public virtue, urging citizens to place neighbors first and to teach children to restrain ego and defend the weak.
Nissen, a con artist, used a forged check for 30 dollars at Wah Construction and tried to cash more by posing as a paying customer. He obtained 10 dollars from another saloon before fleeing, with police arresting him after the incident.
Atty Geo Breeden holds that counties above 4 900 population must keep most county officers at the county seat and provides details from an 1858 act. The opinion says clerks recorders and treasurers in all counties except those under 1000 must have offices at the county seat and that expenses are to be kept within county funds. It also notes possible flexibility to locate offices elsewhere if maintained without costing taxpayers.
A fragmented historical passage extols the kindergarten as a happy place where children learn through play. It highlights the atmosphere, harmony, and activities that foster self activity, imagination, and understanding, praising teachers and the role of the home in supporting early development.
A fragmented notice lists arrival and departure times for various trains and routes. It mentions locations such as North and Northwest toward Hy, Beatteast, Wy, Ny, and references schedules like 10 a m, 7:29 p m, and 2:00 a s. The text includes partial station names, times, and classifications with sparse legible details.
The text mixes names, places, and dates with garbled OCR. It includes a long roster of individuals and departments, a postal note about dead letters in Ogden, and a fragmented report on the visit of the Amir of Afghanistan Habibullah Ab Riau with vast retinue, aiming to showcase a grand reception and military display for the Amir’s anticipated pilgrimage.
Fragmented report shows legal arguments as prosecutors seek to impeach a judge. Testimony references Livingston and Fevnening, with details on witnesses and alleged misconduct. The record mentions an alleged improper approach to an eye witness and a broader inquiry into Maureen Ventogison.
Fragmented report cites witnesses and officials as they discuss relations between Japan and Russia. Mentions treaty aims, disputed claims, and a December or January timing, with quotes about naval and commercial issues and the state of diplomacy between the two nations.
A government spokesman said no decision has been made on the type of material to be used in the canal zone. The delay means no timetable can be set for the canal project until the contract has been dispensed with.
An official report notes Consul A Emigne submitted to duties in private commerce, seeking restoration of property and addressing salary details at Zanzibar, with a stated $2.40 rate and a note from the state department indicating no charges against Hea, Mr. Merslagiers, and others involved.
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