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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
2
The Ogden Evening Standard highlights nightlife on Friday January 14 1910 with listings for attractions at the New Ogden Theatre. Include performances and admission details.
A collection of pressed reviews hails a bright, lively Western play. Critics call it witty and dramatically strong with scenic prowess. The production intensely evokes frontier life, promising audience engagement and strong performances from its cast.
Weber county milk cows tested for tuberculosis may earn certificates of good health if inspections continue. Without ongoing tuberculin tests, cattle health could decline and buyers worry about milk safety. Continued inspections promise a reliable, tuberculosis free milk supply.
Henry J. Graves, a Pinchot loyalist and Yale forestry veteran, is chosen as head of the U S Forest Service succeeding Milford Finthot. Born Marietta Ohio May 5 1871 he trained at Yale Harvard and Munich and has led Yale forest school since 1900 He is active in several scientific societies and coauthor of The White Pine with government forestry bulletins to his credit The Ogden staff view him as a worthy Pinchot era successor.
The Meadow Valley wash flood devastates farms and towns along Belt Lake road destroying rail access. Farmers in Monpa Valley Gallente and nearby areas face ruin as road destruction cuts rail connections, ending truck farming viability and threatening homes and livelihoods. Desolation hits towns like Oslonte with changing rail routes and widening financial losses.
A meteorologist proposes an interstellar Limbo above the earth where perpetual darkness prevails and sun and stars leave no mark. He imagines confining Mrs Gunness and the Benders there, while their souls drift in the inky void seeking a single ray of light.
A garbled collection of quotes and phrases appears to mix characters, hospital imagery, and sports talk. The text reads like OCR garble with lines about deflated threats, hospitality, a hotel barber, and a glass arm ballplayer. It resembles a collage rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary text describes a conference and public scrutiny of corporate practices and the law. It mentions health, industry, and municipal entities and hints at governance and remedies amid scrutiny of business activity and public interest. The readable fragments reference associations, venues, and officials in a period voice.
A Pacific line disaster lists casualties among Czarina passengers and crew after a wreck near Woodberry on the Pennsylvania line. Names include Herold Milita and H Kentsol among the dead and multiple other crew and travelers listed with origins in San Francisco and Berkeley. The report also references a separate freight car collision with injuries to Abram Arsh Rama and others.
Fragmentary report notes a girl and a young man, an interview with a waiter, and a lawyer referencing a private apartment for care by a nerve specialist. Mentions Mrs Julls Cohan and a night incident, with condition described as better today.
US Columbia University economist Prof Seligman issues a global warning on rising prices and money supply. He notes that cheaper irrigation and western agricultural expansion lift grain profits while demand and wages lag, pushing beef costs higher and purchasing power eroding. Authorities urged to act to curb inflationary trends.
Fragmented OCR reports a Saskatchewan field crop alproy submission with figures for acreage and wind, listing dates and monetary totals. The garbled text mentions agencies and allocations, plus a date around harvest period, with references to parley and valuation concepts.
The article notes former Chief Forester Pinchot and counsel debates over representation before a committee. It cites Taft administration friction and ongoing discussions about government employee conduct and responses, with Pinchot recently dismissed from service and a restrained presidential reply anticipated.
In municipal court James Terry and Cart 1 Anderson were found guilty of petit larceny for stealing a fur collar worth $20 from Allama Browd on January 12. They were fined or sentenced to jail. Thomas P. Dunn pleaded guilty to drunkenness and fined $5. Ray Williams received a $16 fine or ten days in jail. Rose Porter, charged with vagrancy, was fined $10 or ten days in jail.
An examination for the position of elevator conductor will be held this date. Applicants must meet eligibility requirements and demonstrate fitness for the role. Open to all qualified applicants in the district. details and applications available through the Local Secretary at Ogden and the district office.
Washington reports that Indiana official Hammond proposes a banking measure allowing national banks to loan up to a percentage of their savings deposits to fund farm improvements. He notes the pending monetary commission report and cautions any deposits growth should be savings.
Arthur W. Whitney of Grand Junction and Mrs. Mahe Remington of Moutrage California wed Thursday at Rev I B Carver’s home. The event follows a romance started last summer in Colorado. The bride returned from a California trip and was met by Whitney who persuaded her to marry.
A reader describes tungsten lamp efficiency and cost savings. The piece explains wattage, candlepower, and electricity use, noting potential reductions in current costs and percentage savings when upgrading to newer lamps.
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