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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
3
Disjointed OCR fragment blends reports of an encroachment event, a court case, naval academy exams, fatal accidents, a tailor advertisement, and public notices. It references Jam Peyphe sites, a Brow Cup, Rock Berlinex, and multiple names, places, dates, and actions without coherent narrative.
A discussion with Mr Farr on horticultural prospects for pears apples and berries, noting a favorable year with irrigation from mountains and the need for orderly water distribution. He advocates regulator action to ensure fair water allotment and prevent strife while promoting cultivation and market readiness.
Kalish, manager of the Salt Lake company, says contracts for machinery and buildings should be ready within weeks. Mr. Radish travels to Hote re pitied Senron racingly. From Baker City Mackay Idaho and local camps, regular ore shipments to Teal plant expected as sampler serves daily. The ore stack grows in size and value. tar tree to be lit sometime in February.
A fragmented notice mentions relief efforts for Jamaica with mentions of a seastead project and a hill pass. Names like Rye and Menthen appear in garbled form. The item hints at a rapid result from a hover related project and advertising yields.
A canyon snowslide at Windpiura west of the old sawmill traps a man and his horse at noon. The rider is seriously injured while the horse remains unrescued as authorities warn of more slides where limited road access exists. Fire teams rush to safety, prepare to clear debris, and post warnings to prevent travel until the danger passes.
Rogers and Crilley, a delightful team of entertainers, are acclaimed for originality and strong vaudeville acts. They have toured major cities including Chicago and Philadelphia and promise a powerful Monday evening program at the Tabernacle.
Storm and flood fears rise as a January thaw threatens streets and gutters. Sewers struggle to drain rising water while snow barriers and plowed streets hinder pedestrians and transit. Sheep and farms brace for security concerns as forecasts hint at windless but heavy melt.
The Federal Grand Jury, before holidays, returned indictments against Curt McCoy and associates connected to a timber and lumber conspiracy. The court will hear further details as the U S attorney’s office reports additional informations may follow. McCoy faced counterfeiting charges with bail set at 2.66 dollars.
News reports a coal shortage as demand remains high while producers cut output. Utilities and merchants rely on limited supplies to meet households and institutions. snow and cold worsen strain on hospitals schools and offices. Rail disruptions threaten further delays as prices rise and relief seems unlikely this week.
Fragmentary OCR text reports petitions granted to Mary Moorey and Georgy Moore with unclear names and place references. The document mentions monthly awards and a “desert sea” context, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording and broken sentences.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Shawneetown and Rhaecetown with disrupted events. Mentions of towns, residents, and unrest appear jumbled and unreadable, lacking coherent actions or outcomes to report.
The fragmentary text shows garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and unclear events. It references a place or group named WUNCRCOS and a person or entity Mirtaruuth with possible military or transport hints. No clear date, location, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Citizens fear worsening ice shortages as only a few deliveries remain. Local dealers evaluate building a municipal plant costing 10,000 to 20,000 dollars, sufficient to meet demand and stockpile for summer, with a joint effort among retailers to gather data and assess viability.
Ladies may skate free at the auditorium rink starting Monday for one week with free access in mornings and afternoons. The offer applies to all ladies. details on exact times and weekend carve-out appear in the notice.
Boy, named Swartczager, appeared before Justice Sawcel Francie in Morgan, bound over to the district court on murder charges in a wreck that derailed a freight train near Peterson. Key witness Taylor, brakeman, testified to the engineer’s whistle and sudden braking before the derailment, with Swartczager confessing later and detailing the track setup that caused the crash.
Aura Texas Jan 18 United States Senator 5 W Malley spoke to the house denying any connection with the Water Fire company. Representative Cock urged charges to probe Halley’s alleged collusion while omitting notes on other witnesses. The special advisory committee indicated willingness to summon witnesses if charges are filed as the house considered the investigation proposals.
W. P. Motherwell, Saskatchewan agriculture minister, says the government will buy coal areas from the Dosfaltiao government and run mines under public ownership. He warns daily needs push the action and asks railways to move enough coal or wood for another day amid rising national tension.
Severe winter weather halts rail traffic from Seattle to Montana and North Dakota. Threats of renewed blockades loom as snow piles high and lines stall. Food supplies appear disrupted with bread and grain fears spreading among distant communities.
A collapse of the Franklin tunnel near Port Nighrees California yesterday followed a fire and rising waters. Rescue efforts were hampered by debris as the flood spread and workers searched for survivors amid dangerous conditions.
Unclear excerpt shows names Pontra Goma hilla and la neatly with references to a 73 score at a terminal pelat by biowkit Tratne. Mentions Bret and denithors Packie trarke in a chaotic context.
Fragmentary report describes flooding on the Allegheny River near Pittsburgh with water rising and roads impassable. Mentions nearby Monongahela issues and Beadeaters, with references to springs and emergency conditions.
A bank in Mavens reports numerous forged checks cashed by an employee in the sanitary department. The checks bore the paymaster’s signature and were remanded to the CP, with investigation underway to identify all victims and trace the fraud.
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