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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
3
A sprawling jumble of names, places, and events from a local paper. References include Congregational church talks, community members, a Rio Grande derailment note, a Morgan county murder case mention, and theater plans. The text blends society notices, obituaries, travel notes, and advertisements without clear narrative coherence.
The readable text cites a sugar coney factory area with deteriorating rankty and hostage concerns. It notes 000 tons of bewts on the meshe and TWA at PaTaple, suggesting unsafe conditions. Beers decaying and heads or heats pachogea imply risk to workers.
A fragmented report details the United Verde Mining Co and Southern Pacific Mining and Investment Co, with Ardivey promising a profitable Nevada venture. It describes ledges of free milling ore near Nye County, gold values around 90 to 188 dollars per ton, and plans tied to Ardivey and the townsite prospects. The article lists J A Miller as president, Mark A Tantis as secretary, Charles A Cantwell as treasurer, and George Ty. Wal of Ardivey as general manager, highlighting water rights and future profitability for Southern Pacific Mining & Investment Co and associates.
Mime Schumannelak, now Mrs William Hopp, arrived in Ogden yesterday and spoke with Prof. Jot Tlantebe at the Pacific hotel about opportunities to hear the Degenener company. She favors opera touring next year for better financial prospects and may remain in Ogden for possible dates if arranged. Ballantyne expresses willingness to adapt the Spinning chorus and ballad for her.
Snow slides block the road near the mill in the canyon with deep desert snow. Two slides occurred in Ogden morning. The ore was revived by deputies and cleared near the ridge. No serious damage. sidewalks cleared. street cars back in operation. Avalanche risk expected in the canyon. snow depth varies from inches to nearly a foot across regions. Trains continue. temperatures around twenty degrees above. cattle and sheep owners prepare feed as rail proximity heightens cost and risk.
General representative F C Payne of Savage Grand Opera visits Ogden to assess demand and discuss bringing the company for a March appearance of Mad and Waterby. He tours New York venues with Prof Ballantyne, gathering data on the musical atmosphere and likely local support, aiming to attract outside residents to attend performances. The plan includes districting advertisements and a cast of about 135 performers for an Ogden show in March.
We areaire to thank our maany frhemts and neiaibors for Chir at core sympathy and kindpe wrrd us, and their beautiful Zora afetings wulh the death of Gardrat Huahanit and father, eepectaly the Wanonirats deta and the Lynn wand dhet, Mia J.C. strimshape atl family.
Captain and Mrs Miller of the Salvation Army arrived in Ogden. They will deliver a series of talks and invite the community to attend and hear them speak.
The Bar Association met in the carthone this morning to review committee reports on proposed law changes. It discusses venue rules for actions against railroad telegraph telephone and electric power companies and amendments to service and summons provisions under Utah and Arkansas statutes.
The text outlines who may be served and how when a defendant is a business entity or minor. It details service upon responsible agents such as ticket agents, station agents, conductors, and managers, and specifies guardianship transfer rules if the defendant is a minor. It cites Chapter 105 and related acts for enforcement.
In France on January 19 authorities expelled Catholic leaders after a confrontation near a cathedral. Fire and unrest broke out during a Holy Week procession, causing injuries and authorities to take suspects into custody amid efforts to restore order.
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