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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1907
Page
3
The verbose garbled article details labor tensions at a major textile or utility firm, naming executives and unions while recounting strikes and potential mergers. It mentions hospital recoveries, court petitions, and local political shifts tied to ongoing industrial unrest, with a chaotic timeline across 1696 and related events.
Riverdale and West Weber schools are shut down as a severe cold spell and heavy weather force outdoor commute and heat shortages. Pupils and teachers will remain home for at least a week with limited warm shelter options. city officials expect a clearer forecast to guide return plans.
Newspaper notes a record payroll payout in the beet season. Amalgamated Sugar Company allocates about 870,000 to beet crops across Cache, Weber, and neighboring regions, with 2,500 paid locally and substantial distribution within two months. Company officials emphasize prosperity and strong crop quality.
A frayed clipping notes Ed E Clark being named a life member of the Railway Conductors of America. The enamel card honors his long service in Wah Washington Division 130 and cites his roles from the late 19th century into the 20th, including a brief note on his leadership and recognition by national railway bodies.
Buster Brown appears with his act near Ojai and nearby venues, drawing crowds as the comic character returns for a regional engagement.
In district court the Gregon Short Company and Mr. Carter faced claims over unpaid debts and damages related to a timber and walling project. The parties referenced the Deaf and Dumb Home and a Mrs Lana Henry as involved individuals, with proceedings continuing after a prior mediation.
A chaotic report from SanFyr describes a blaze that damaged local property valued at a high amount. Governor Sith ordered the Fare Fighters from Manta to respond, with flames threatening multiple districts before the fire tellers and officials halted the spread. Governor General Salth and several phthpytue caniala Sears arrived, and Sauth aml peveral saved the town from total destruction.
A blaze at the Malt amon etree print shop in Calva disrupted operations and damaged several presses and stock. The fire was controlled early by local crews, with neighboring firms like Walling and others noting temporary shutdowns. Investigations proceed to determine cause and insured losses.
The fragment references Carpenters and Joiners and a new coat and numbers of areas, but it is largely garbled. It seems to discuss a meeting or directive from a trade union or guild, with mentions of a race or count and a date or identifier, yet the exact event remains unclear.
A garbled report from Washington describes the ship subsidy issue and congressional considerations. It references merchant officials and a committee in the capital, noting actions today and regulatory questions surrounding subsidy policy.
Governor John Cutler urges creation of a Department of Insurance and an anti gambling felony law. He criticizes current terminology and favors harmonizing terms with California standards. He also addresses coal lands and urges cautious handling of state holdings, recommending no land held long by the state if not clearly valuable. The message requests no allotment for a display at the California legislature in Sacramento.
A Southern Pacific wreck near Gartner left twelve injured, flames feared, and firemen aid from doctors Perkins, Dicken, Wherry, and Vardon. Investigators probe track and switch conditions while crowds gather. rescue trains, hospital care, and survivor accounts unfold as conditions stabilize and tolls update.
Fragmentary report describes Southern Pacific snow plows clearing the Sierras and a passenger train wreck near Caren. No injuries reported but wreck severely damaged a car and two passenger cars torn from the train.
A report notes activity at a smelter site near Reynolda in the We ter clu area as a key factor in the movement of amelters from Balt Lak. Nesnolda prepares to discuss outcomes with community leaders this morning, with committees promising prompt progress and support from the Welles group.
The fragment reveals a man named Fileu de Moe and others discussing relentless drinking to ease stomach pain and nerves. He attributes relief to continuous alcohol intake, lamenting health decline without it, and mentions a wife and a place called Melua Mad while noting a 'Road ta Wellies' and Creek, Mirth as scattered references.
A local psychology lecture titled the Creative Power of the Mind is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:10 p.m. in Maui. Admission is 3 pence.
S J Burt & Bros petitions a receiver for the Knit-Neg company, alleging insolvency and inability to meet debts. Attorney Joseph Chez filed the complaint claiming assets exceed obligations, seeking a sale to satisfy creditors and protect remaining value. The firm, reorganized after a fire, has not fully recovered and faces ongoing financial difficulties.
The article reports the death of Howard Black after a road incident last week at Mercy Hospital. Several relatives and friends from Hanbon, including Mrs Alice Bleta and Doing Met, remain under treatment. Doctors and nurses earlier attended to the dying man and a medical team provided care at the hospital.
Norris Drown elected Nomis Brown of Kear arr, Urerutdlean, Unital RUaiataene, acér, to the Iowa in 1843 and gredusied from the Univers ity of Juve Inesdale to a grom- Iitat attorger. He has belt the off ice at cousty 'attorsay. In 1885 Le was wernt te ce once of attorney genera. Hie ewrapalen fer the wenate Man made OD reform iesties wed be te Potcot we support what primary, and pans and aleld cameuration lies.
Fragmentary notes mention Murray Crane as a candidate and partial references to senate races, parties, and figures. The text is garbled with stray names and odd spellings, showing a snapshot of an old political listing without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary report shows Richardson elected in Delaware amid wartime ballot irregularities. Names garbled. indicates contest likely tied to wartime measures and electoral reforms. Officials referenced include Sattar and Wesanteg with unclear roles.
In Ayringtetd on May 18 a council discussed Corine Pnana and Jimepn Balis retests. A planned event was postponed and a decision to hold a ceremony Wednesday was deferred. Further notices indicate changes and potential actions by local bodies and officials.
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