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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
7
Chicago January 13. Wheat futures January 118 6. March 1.18. Corn January July prices listed. Sugar, molasses and refined sugar prices noted. Market notes include prices for coffee, cotton, and other commodities with figures across months and varieties.
A clipped editorial note discusses telephone service with references to Bell Telephone Company and ring counts. It mentions multiple rings signaling calls and the editorial stance on rural or office connections. The piece reflects early 20th century telecom practices and public utility themes.
A chaotic mixture of short notices reads like a late nineteenth century bulletin. Items include pastry menu details, literary club plans, railroad industry notes, fare advertisements, meeting reports, and brief notices on wanted items, sales, and shipping delays. Names such as John Asevar and public notices mingle with railroad updates and a wedding report. The text drops many fragments and typos. readable bits indicate a busy week with events in Pacific Northwest locales and railway discussions.
Iagor H. Schiff resigns from UU amid a banking committee purge. The report notes changes across finance related posts at the United Petta and Baxter Packie firms as figures shift on boards and commissions.
The Forest Service convention covered administrative changes, planting efforts, and law governing lands within national forests. Speakers described progress in district planting, seed collection, and the need for watershed protection and timber resource preservation.
A damaged fragment from Supervisor banquet notes shows a letter to gentlemen lamenting exclusion of certain women from the feast. The text hints at internal aims, protest about invitations, and a claim that ethics count as much as decorum, reflecting tension at the event.
A visitor from Sinead met with Avh High School staff to review new teaching methods. The discussion covered six month plans for student projects, classroom schedules, lunch program, and student progress tracking to align with expanded educator roles.
A new plant to supply the Ogden Depot and Railway yard is underway, with about 4 000 feet of piping laid in six weeks and continuing as the system expands to all parts of passenger service. The work is led by Harriman management and will extend to a new plant near the yard next year. The project adds hydrants and mains, boosts capacity for Harri man and Rio Grande trains, and links to a lighter-powered supply line. a Pintsch plant at Poca teilo is failing, affecting Oregon Short Line trains.
A confusing court report notes the charge against G H Converse for stealing a sum from Lyman Brow of Goday Falls. The defense questions the incorporated status of Lymer Bros and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, as authorities probe the corporation’s papers and the firm’s reputation.
A weather report notes extreme cold with temperatures near zero and a record low around three degrees above zero. The dispatch, dated January 12, cites Washington officials and mentions Congress not moving to recover the President’s schedule.
A telegraphed interview today praised Pinchot policy and argued against reorganization of the forestry service. The emphasis was on conservation of forest resources and continued support from national lawmakers and officials.
The tidily telegram trimmed the Chief of Pushle Opurpio, formerly of Pueblo, was received this morning. The reply by telephones shouted two hours ago: Mr Glug stated emphatically that the tale was not true and that he is very much alive. "I have not even been stirred."
Fragments show Missouri Democrat speech opposing subsidy terms in a debate on an appropriation bill. The text lists names and places in a postal and political context, with garbled OCR producing a long string of misread lines and scattered references to officials, letters, and dates.
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