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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
7
Chicago traders noted a cautious opening as corn futures moved in a narrow range. May contracts rose modestly while nearby months showed mixed action amid weak demand signals and fluctuating price levels.
A collection of small notices from Ogden features a tea invitation, post office notices, local births and deaths, business ads, a marriage license, a train wreck tribute, and civic reports. Items include a Tuesday afternoon tea at Charles Cafeteria, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Crosby, a funeral for Engineer James Reardon, and notes on local crime statistics.
Ogden inspectors report sanitary conditions in sugar and dairy facilities. Deputy State Food and Dairy Inspector Simon Hannon leads checks at Lewiston and Logan plants, noting good overall compliance and historic color additives phased out. Some oleomargarine sales flagged as illegal. merchants receptive to correction.
Clara Juon Jenking transfers half of Jot 70 in Phat Pimin City to Thomas Jen as plat B one half and Lot TU in Fiain City survey. Parley P. Droney guardian transfers Lot 72 and 73 in Bain Oh plat G and BH 41 acres in Plain City survey to Levi H. Draney. Other filings include Wright and Sons Oy part of Lot 1 Block 32 plat A in Gydem City survey and additional land parcels in Plain City survey. Totals list various considerations and parcel descriptions with precise plats and ranges.
A letter from Hyland Utah near Ogden describes local sheep feeding conditions. Frank Hyland supplies eight herds totaling about twenty thousand sheep with hay. Sheep moved from summer ranges at low loss, with ample forage, shelter, and good care. The community notes a growing town center, nearby post office, and connections to the outside world for education.
A garbled OCR note reports rising mineral output with mentions of Washivetin and Spe prednes Hun at Will. It references buyers, production trends, and potential penalties or fines, plus scattered names and places such as Orlando, and mentions a 108 percent figure in an unclear context.
A detailed inspection near Great Sun Lake reveals rising water threatens the western Ogden line. Officials led by General Manager Bancroft and Engineer Whantis Fit erald plan quick orders to raise the trestle to guard against spring floods, with completion targeted before high water season.
Fragmentary report notes Labour and Unionist divisions, with mentions of a dissolved parliament, a large share of members awaiting re‑election, and London University activity. Sir Philip Magnus is reelected Unionist, shaping a developing party balance.
Miak Maggie Tout, a Queden girl, aims for fame across Europe with her therhoriana voice and plans to return after a gymra absence. Fans in Ogden and Ming Tout supporters await her uttered terms amid a produce of wenat vungers and the Stade, with MagRite t8 1 fille cartinh wel set to lead.
Marathon event postponed due to extreme heat across the route. Officials cite unsafe conditions for runners and nearby communities. Registration numbers remain steady as organizers reschedule a later date. Local sponsors express support while advising athletes to hydrate and rest.
Local notice states Dovanda has postponed a Sunday event due to unspecified reasons. No new date listed, residents urged to watch for updates from city notices and Dovanda organizers.
Long row of the Amalgamated Sigar company factories is said to keep open at the Oxden plant until about February 10 while Lewiton and Logan shops may close by February. Company secretary notes delays due to heavy sugar runs and cold weather, with power issues from the wet season.
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