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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
7
A fragmented editorial item references names Shane and Phong and two rings associated with Bell No 8. The imperfect OCR hints at a business office line and phone numbers, suggesting a clipped snapshot from a newspaper page. The readable portions indicate a commentary or note rather than a full article.
Reports from Ogden describe a bustling con gath ering as visitors travel from Montnallor and Malad to join the farm and dairy growers convention. Notables include A J Melvin of the Forest Service and Mrs Thames Maize, among others, while local authorities and railroad officials coordinate travel and details.
R G Johnson manager of the inter podolain division of the Amsvatated team vows to report the sogven ado for ite greatest news gathering. Mr and Mrs H R Southard of dhonhone Wyoming registered at the Broom. TH Cutler of d'rentas uta and others listed. Sold only by M L Joven Coal Caton 16 Ball 499K. Wanted Olesw white tage at de Atandard storage at reasonable rules.
A questionable notice claims the Southern Pacific property near Ogden Weber County plans urgent development and may sell several thousand treasury shares at 121 2 cents to fund mining operations. It urges local residents to invest through Boyd’s Hardware store window, presenting a call for community support amid vague terms.
The transcript shows Pinchot denying that charges against him relate to Alaska coal land rates. He defends actions of his subordinates and criticizes Ballinger allies. Dolliver circulated the letter during Senate deliberations. Pinchot argues officials violated propriety yet acted from duty. He cites public vitriol and dangers of fraud in Alaska.
The trial details Will Howell’s statement and police testimony about a fatal crash when a white sedan struck a man on Washington Avenue. Witnesses described a fast vehicle, urgent pleas for the driver to stop, and questions about whether the shafts carried by the dying man played a role. Medical testimony suggested death from blunt force and possible injuries from the machine or a fall.
Notice states the annual meeting of the share holium at the office of president Dr. D. M. Copray on 26th St and Grant Ave. Monday Feb 7 1910 at 7 PM for electing a new Board of Directors and any other business that might come before the body. HM. CONHOY, President.
Washington report states Senator Perkins collapsed after leaving a hotel and fronting a sidewalk, sustaininig a severe spinal injury. Initial signaling suggests a fall amid dense crowds, with witnesses noting he remained dazed for several seconds before being transported to his apartment for care.
Oregon officials and industry leaders from the Grogan Development League and Oregon Wool Growers association plan a gathering in Portland to urge urgency in lifting county restrictions and improving hospitality facilities ahead of a major annual meeting. Key figures include Joseph Grogan president, Dou Smythe secretary, and regional representatives from Baker City The Dalles Ontario and Portland amid calls for a statewide wool industry consolidation and infrastructure improvements.
Flood waters from the Loe Anges Lake region inundate Caliente, wrecking buildings, washing out tracks and bridges, and stranding passengers. Rescue efforts are underway as residents seek safety amid mud and debris. The disaster disrupts rail service and rails are blocked as crews assess damage and search for missing persons.
Markets show mixed activity across stocks bonds and commodities. Cattle hogs and grain prices move with notable shifts in sugar coffee and industrials while exchange rates ease and a large new loan financing is announced.
Notice is hereby given that Wes untaraigned Treanor of Upaen Chey, WOM of his gittos, and Amndt after Unis ite, pay City Watrada Learing engi ie timbers from Abue 10 A hoth inclusive. The notice references warrants, dated 1808 and 1910, with names Thomas Th Part, ChT Temaaner Whaled Gadus, Citak, invaruy 4 14.
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