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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented local notices recount civic events, employment postings, demonstrations, and social gatherings across a mid 20th century town. Entries mention firemen, engineers, public works, tax and permit processes, and miscellaneous community announcements with scattered names of people and businesses.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled political report naming Charles Curtis and A. W. Remon in a senate context. The piece references Vienna, names Curt and Crmtis, and hints at a controversial session or action with unclear attribution and multiple misspellings.
Government inspectors and Dr T. Woollen report on bloat handling at Ogden Packing Co. plant in Hart Lake and Far Lake valleys. Farmers routinely puncture cattle to relieve bloat with knives leading to peritonitis and deaths. experts urge humane, sterile methods and veterinary care to ensure recovery and meat safety.
A damaged OCR fragment reports rail fuel shortages and price shifts affecting daily caps and operations. It mentions Northern Pacific and Lingani bunkers, with references to supply delays, carrier actions, and temporary rate adjustments amid a broader energy squeeze.
An OCR damaged notice describes Ole Olan being pitied by a company, with focus on the WAETUBE COMPANY and a play about a rage drive and a green character. The night featured Hecdrickx as Ole, with singing and several songs performed.
A heated dispute over whether a provisional hearing or trial can be held for juveniles under 18 centers on Judge Murphy and district and county attorneys. They seek a precedent to allow municipal action while contending the law limits juvenile cases to district court. Judge Murphy plans a ruling before night, with hearings to follow for burglary suspects.
The Rogers performance at the Tabernacle drew a crowded audience with praise for his harp artistry. His control and expressive touch highlighted the program, as an impersonator named Killey and a vivid portrayal of a Australian soldier drew prolonged applause for realism and suggestion.
A frigid spell freezes pipes and grips the city as temperatures hover near single digits. Pedestrians struggle on slick sidewalks while thaw crews work to restore water service. Neighbors report burst pipes, and officials warn of more cold weather to come. Authorities urge precautions for exposed water lines and frozen plumbing.
The Sun reports railroads in New York Central lines cutting shipments and halting plans for the year. Factory delays and scarce labor push up costs while tanker deliveries and freight schedules face disruptions. High material prices and delivery delays worsen the situation across major routes and lines.
Washington hears from Senator Las Follette and others on a leasing plan for coal lands. Provisions aim to regulate entry and protect miners, with clauses barring women and children from employment in mines and ensuring access for public and officers to the sites. The measure seeks to balance public benefit with safety and oversight during extraction.
In the police court, Jobo Adams was fined ten dollars or work the amount out in the city’s service for petit larceny. He admitted guilt after stealing a 30 pound cheese from a Blackman & Grito delivery wagon, concealing it in clothing and fleeing toward a saloon before being arrested by officers alerted by eyewitnesses.
The decree honors members and former members invited to an Installation reception at Eagles Hall on Wednesday January 23 at 3 PM. Attendees include current and former members. Event aims to recognize service and fellowship within the organization.
In Salem the Oregon Senate and House chose Fred W. Mathey as short term United States senator and Jonathan Bourne Jr as long term. Both Republicans from Portland were elected in a session described as more than a mere formality.
Reported activity at Asama and Yai volcanoes prompts alert as eruptions threaten nearby Heed Island. Authorities warn residents and travelers to monitor updates, with possible air travel disruption and ash clouds affecting the region.
A report from the South Shields Hanoverian committee notes a twelve year old boy Richard Worl died from smoking. Another pupil aged thirteen, Standen 3, received treatment after smoking but remains ill. The inquiry finds widespread student smoking and calls the school committee to address the issue.
The report outlines the Riverdale Brand from Ogden Milling Elevator Co and growing pressure over proposed duties. It notes the Chamber of Deputies considering a budget rider on cottonseed and oil, with opposition from the Commerce Committee and a plea for reciprocity amid wider tariff tensions.
Fragments show a playful dispute over a wager and social banter between neighbors or friends. The overheard exchange hints at a dare or bet, with joking threats and lighthearted bravado, leaving the exact terms unclear.
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