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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary note lists phone references and business lines with scattered phrases. Mentions numbers and labels such as two phone and No 6a. unreadable context prevents clear event or attribution.
The page lists a dainty pastry shop advertisement at Charlez Cataleria and society edition notices urging early submissions by 10:30, plus mailings about Miss Mira Clarence Fihey returning home to Oden, Idaho. It includes job ads, classified items such as coal guarantees, old newspapers for sale, funeral carriage calls, and a divorce action in Wayateh county with desertion grounds.
Fragmentary OCR yields a cluttered notice about a 1805 case with a plaintiff storage and a brick building. Mentions consultation firms like John Scowrratt & Sons and groups named Ald Society of the Swedish Lutheran church meeting in a church. Advertisement guidance warns about timing and publication appearance.
Measures to amend the circulation tax on national bank notes and bonds to maintain parity with two percent bonds are submitted to Congress by Secretary MacVeagh. The acts propose adjusted tax rates based on interest and whether bonds have secured circulation. A second act aims to correct defects in laws governing United States bonds and certificates.
Rampa Ala Jan 28 two favorites won today. Hurdle race winner Mr Heard over a mile and an eighth. Sanctional details list multiple races with winners and times including Kath ryne Gardner Dr Vingan Unnfeysor and LAnek Lawnon. Time figures noted for each race.
In Indianapolis Indiana a group of mine workers united amid protests and political tension. The event centered on solidarity and the demand for support from labor and community leaders as tensions rose between workers and management.
A fragmented report notes a push for ten percent wage increases and a unified district stance on the uniform wage contract. It warns that if one district declares a strike inevitable, all districts may follow, with countrywide talks set for Toledo next week between national leaders to harmonize differences among Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
Wheat was the only grain to gain on the close with volatile moves between fractions of a cent as May led activity. Corn oats and other grains fell from earlier highs with mixed results and a tight trading range. May wheat finished up while May corn and oats closed lower in a volatile session marked by large arrivals and swift price swings.
A reader testimonials praise Grape-Nuts for improving appetite and digestion. They claim the cereal strengthens breakfast hunger, aids digestion, and promotes daily vigor. The letter notes children and adults alike benefit, with a new endorsement about health and energy.
In a detailed boxing recap, Wolgast’s dominance over Nelson through relentless punches is chronicled. The piece notes Wolgast’s superior stamina and precision, Nelson’s repeated knockdowns, and pundits’ belief that Wolgast is the next world champion if given a title shot. The author weighs Nelson’s endurance against Wolgast’s speed and power, predicting a future clash with high stakes.
Reports from Chienga say fans expect Wolgast to beat Nelson in a proposed Washington's Birthday bout that could crown a new champion after a decade of title contenders. Observers note hype around the hyped clash as both men train, with W future plans and betting chatter heating the boxing scene on the Atlantic coast.
Francisen and 2T-Zack plan travel to Tartland to duel Friday as probate location debates continue. The New York Minthe Right way report hints at a decision, while a city paper notes no interference from official channels. Authorities remain undecided on where the bout will occur.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a person named Partland and Vernon, with garbled references to land, wages, and a shift involving a shogun Mitts and an employer. The readable content is unclear, but hints at a scandal or fraud context tied to a large sum and past events.
A man identified as Wodan, aged 27, received a prison term after being convicted in the Ayowney strike case. He was sentenced to hard labor for crimes tied to the strike action, with authorities detailing the punishment and implying further confinement.
Striking leaders and river deniences were reported alongside eight months at ward labor. Several miners were confined to brief terms for imprisonment, signaling punitive actions during the unrest.
New York on January 27 endorses and encourages Misment strikers with Ione George, noted Irish American athlete, proposing a meatless diet to improve training for distance races. She claims many athletes would join the strike if meat were cut in half, suggesting vegetables, oats, raisins and almonds aid endurance and appetite control while aiming for victories in a large park event.
Short line notes an airship journey to Salt Lake with a round trip fare of 1.10. Mentions Ree Paiban and a bird Men- soar Benes, inviting reader choice among 21 teplns. Fragmentary text limits full clarity of dates and organizers.
Berlin reports indicate U S noninsistence on cattle imports and admission of American goods has eased tensions. German officials say demands remain fixed on cattle imports, but overall talks show less friction and fewer obstacles to progress in tariff discussions.
Dispatches from Bukhara report factions blame a rising antiiety leader for vast conflicts between Srnjuries and the Sliwhs. The prime minister declares a ceasefire and orders measures to restore order, while regional powers call for restraint and negotiation.
Readable fragments show California rural areas facing population decline as drought. Agricultural communities suffer losses with fewer residents, impacting local economies and services across counties including Gilroy and surrounding towns. The text hints at broader state impact and migration trends, though details are fragmented.
In Brenawok Duchy on January 27 a social reform demonstration led to violence as police clashed with protesters. Fifteen bystanders were taken to hospitals, one person severely injured, while authorities arrested several demonstrators amid chaotic scenes. Meanwhile in New York a different incident left Mrs Smith in serious condition after an attack involving a bite.
A underage girl, Florence Haietpy of Howerk Ne dy au, reportedly confessed to marriages with two men within the first pentad. Police arrest her on bigamy charges.
Muddled OCR notes report the death of a very short man in Putnam Connecticut at an inn. The brief mentions age about 72 and a woman named Miss Andes Myer, with unclear phrases about stature and home. Details are fragmentary and require confirmation from the original page.
George L. Grinnit and Ferment Alle, miners at the Oubue stuff hear here, were killed today as they fell three hundred twenty five feet down an open shaft while pushing a coal ore car toward the bottom.
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