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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
7
A brief, transcribed notice lists telephone numbers for the editorial room and business office. It records two rings for the editorial room at No. 50 Bell and for the business office at No. 50 Bell, with an additional mention of a phone at No. 98.
A jumble of notices and brief items from Ogden and nearby areas. Includes theater, transportation, and personal notices about residents, visitors, and local businesses, with references to wages, bids, and a police matter. Mentions Allen carriage service, DayEoEe delivery, and several local figures visiting or traveling through Ogden.
Fort Tebaler reports a curious scene with a local grocer in 1910 shadows. A single ant and vague clues swirl around a plan to renovate a town’s flour supply. Officials have few clear statements.
In Shreveport Louisiana on December 9 a wreck at the Texas and Pacific yards killed three aboard a westbound No. 33 passenger train. Conductor John Cornwall of Marshall Texas, flagman Parcy Panis of Shreveport, and Evans the switchman died. a Pullman porter and another passenger were badly hurt. The switch engine struck the rear of the Pullman car as the 33 neared the station, crushing victims and causing extensive damage.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed phrases about a Pan American conference in Washington and Chile. The garbled lines mention attendees, a meeting room, and various names, indicating a disrupted report with unclear event specifics and dates.
A four day gathering of forest supervisors from Utah Nevada Southern Idaho Western Wyoming and Northern Arizona convened in a maintenance room of the Forest Service building. Attendees discussed the organization of the department knowledge of forestry duties and how to improve forest work while planning social evenings and evaluating claims and district operations.
Harvard professor Pratt W. H. Rippey tells the International Bricklayers and Masons Union convention in Boston that the period is crucial for labor movement growth after a decade of panic. He notes economic decline, trusts testing unions, and praises organized labor as the sole force capable of resisting abuse by powerful combines. The address evokes the era's tension between workers and trusts amid a harsh weather motif.
Thirty nine men enlarged with railroad premises were arraigned in a loyal court this morning, most pleaded guilty. The judge ordered bonds and held non bailables for further investigation while noting many appeared unemployed laborers sleeping in depots. One man, Magele, received ten dollars fine or ten days in jail, others faced varying outcomes as police watch was ordered on several.
Fragmented OCR summary shows motion calendar in district court with unclear party names and dates. Readers should note improvised names, scattered locations, and unspecified outcomes, indicating a routine scheduling list rather than a specific ruling or case detail.
Multiple 19th century pleadings show writs of certiorari motions for George Frye versus Ian Browning and other cases. Temporary alimony motions continued, demurrers overruled or argued, and hearings postponed to January. Proceedings include Ogden Manittaurn Carpet Co. versus The H. Tanter Company and Omphoum Amusement Company et al. with various rulings and advisements.
Within thirty days the city expects completion of an $8,000 residence on Towanty fourth street between Ail Aia and Jefferson avenues. AG Wright builds a cottage on Whehington on Hite between Thirtynnd and Thirty. Senomil atventa estimates 31,200. completion in 120 days. Tomma G Belt plans a Providence project on Thirtyih wheel between Madivan til Monren avanion. Port situ project over $1,000 to be finished within 420 days. Kirk tins plans a 21,000 Victorian on Oak wyrame between Harrisons and Tiny. Marey anticipates completion now featdonee on Monroe avenue between Pov tyetuietlynt and Pwr fifth streets.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions county debt and financial phrases. It references an entity or regime and a place name resembling a region or country, but the text is incoherent and does not provide verifiable facts or individuals. No clear event, date, or outcome is stated.
The 1909 tax revenues totaled 136903.13 with expenditures of 89335.87, leaving a balance of 48577.67. Outstanding warrants amount to 2770.07, leaving a net unalloted 44906.07. County taxes collected total 181031.41 with unpaid first-of-year taxes at 6. mal a making grand total of 10983.11 on taking office a year ago. County Clerk Dye introduced a system to keep the board in direct touch with county financials, showing monthly receipts and disbursements to guide modest spending and keep the county in strong financial health.
Delegates arrive for the thirteenth annual Gans venvion at Indymertown National Lisertock. Officials discuss conservation policy and the impact of Pinchot removal on natural resources and regional governance.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Mr Langsdort connected to Ogden State Bank in Portland. It hints at his employment status and a possible local political or social prominence but details are unclear and names or dates are incomplete.
Wantington January report of a grand ceremony at St Patrick's Washington for a prelate, with high mass at 01 o'clock, a reception and luncheon, and a large crowd. Attendees included ambassadors, ministers, Speaker Cannon, senators, and representatives from multiple states, marking a notable diplomatic and civic event.
Fragmented OCR text discusses American presence in the Philippines with garbled names and places. It mentions Washington and various unclear figures, hinting at political or recruitment themes without coherent facts.
The coroner and local authorities report a troubling incident described with partial, garbled OCR text. A woman is mentioned in connection with a theft or assault case near Arun Worth, with references to a location, time, and a coroner’s involvement, though essential details are unclear.
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