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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
6
Leopard wins the mile long sprint in a close finish as college rider Miller leads the Doz on the final stretch. Ruby and Terlacg battle for second with Siroen’s late surge. Meerta records a 7 first race time of three and a half furlongs.
An Elko Exiline Gold Mitlog Company board meeting in Ogdes Utah on January 18 1907 approved a stock assessment of one cent per share payable immediately to J J Driver at 2375 Washington Ave Orden Utah. Delinquent shares after February 1907 will be advertised for sale to cover the assessment. The board secretary W B Wilson signed the notice. A separate Weber County, Utah estray notice records a white horse branded combined quarter circle on left thigh and a distinguishing mark, taken up by Ingals City on January 15 and 16, listed February 1 in Orden City.
Fragmentary notes describe race times and placements including a Dorgan steed finishing third and Futurity course results. Entries mention Avsnatle second, Wooten third, and Qanrie second with times around 1 1/2 to 1 47 1 8, but the text is largely garbled and difficult to parse for full names or outcomes.
At Ascot Park Van Angeles and Jen report Parentes underperformed in two events while The Mist underperformed in a key heat. The Mist placed poorly as Time Minter struggled. Virginis Lorraize and others posted varied outcomes with several horses clocking times around 1:14 to 2:04.
Race results list numerous events at the New Orleans fair ground including finish orders for races led by Bald furtongs and The Thrail with times around 1:19. Fourth race covered mile and twenty yards with Pride of Woodstock first. Automobiles tournament in Granad Jan 22 reports four events with Armeshcan touring car won by German in 32 4 6 seconds and a ten mile event won by Masriett in 42 14 seconds. Female international touring car champ McCready won in 23 tolasses, 426 miles led by Carta in 46 2 5 seconds. International touring car championship won by MacCready, 20 hp gasoline model, 23:65. Motor cycle event won by Beers, Curls, and Wray placed second.
A day of speeches in the House over the appropriation bill featured lawmakers from California Indiana and Illinois arguing on pension reform and broader taxation. Senate action included discussion of cabinet officers and executive pay as members and territorial delegates weighed in on the year’s agenda.
Basalor Beveridge of Indisca bean on extended address outlining labor conditions in support of his pending bill promoting Interstate commerce. Beveridge announced he would continue his address tomorrow as an urgent deficiency appropriation bill is reported and Mr. Yale plans to seek consideration tomorrow.
The market showed limited dealings with cautious movements driven by speculative pressure and the Minnesota railroad policy. Prices shifted as traders sought to avoid sharp declines, while concerns over foreign holdings and overall market timing influenced the day. Total sales reached $2,299,000.
Fragmentary item discusses political re election of Shelby United States nest by Sule Theres and touches on biblical views of marriage from patriarchal times to modern Protestant civil contract distinctions. Includes references to Jacob Leah Rebecca Sarah and biblical narratives with a focus on ceremonies and civil versus religious aspects.
The article discusses a peculiar bequest in a will from Farid name to John Tame war corionn Home, including claret and port with a coded ritual. It chronicles a quarrel over proper execution of the will and a late codicil stating conditions to settle the dispute between the two friends.
The page blends weather notes with stray natural history and literary excerpts. It cites a stone, a curious azure hue, and a felled meteorological sense, then shifts to a zoological discussion of owls and falcons, interlaced with theatrical criticism and stray quotes about plays and behavior.
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