29 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
1
A Salt Lake State news item reports a high profile divorce case involving a Hoquat hospital aide and a prominent county figure. The plaintiff seeks divorce, full custody, and alimony, citing alleged neglect and infidelity. Attorneys plan to press for a verdict that secures support for children and recovers damages related to the marital breakdown.
A discussion on building a large smelter near Means Point, South Leni, with Newhouse and Dusenberry arranging citizen meetings to gauge local support. The Commercial Club plan to invite mining agents to discuss the project and shelter needs amid environmental concerns, aiming to boost Utah’s prosperity.
A fragment from Lake, January 28 mentions Senator Reely of All, Measant, and Benstor of Tooele forming a forces duo to draw a sheep bounty. The notes claim a novelty method tied to preventing bribery in legislation and exporting the sheep. The text is garbled but suggests a political stunt or scheme centered on a sheep owner and bounty.
Fragmentary testimonial from 1905 by LS Degen alleging relief from chronic symptoms using Cuticura remedies. The note cites physicians and locations in Chicago and mentions Atwood 18 Lilly Place and Oct 2 1405 in a dated wrap, reflecting period medical advertising language.
A fragment discusses a pamphlet titled Cure for distrawing and debileating female conditions. It endorses soap remedies and cures offered for health and beauty issues aimed at women, with mention of supposed restorative effects and herbal applications.
The article notes plans for a new electric rail line to begin in spring, with residents displaced by the building, some houses torn down and debris removed. Authorities aim to clear property and start temporary relocation in two to three months, as the project progresses.
In Fall Lake on January 2, Florence Kelinen sues Willem H. Goldman in district court alleging he demonstrated unwelcome attention to her employee Terest Rble, claiming improper conduct amid domestic tensions.
The joint regulator committee and chief managers faced questions as the Kansas company admitted altered weights and yardmaster misconduct. Witnesses claimed officers remained silent on certain acts while denying criminal intent. The committee urged further inquiry and possible yardage fee adjustments.
A fragmentary note describes Monday actions for the Illinois Legislative Tablet involving revision and annotation through wool printing related to the maturing of the Book of Wish.
A scrambled legislative item list notes bills on judges compensation mileage and district court costs, amendments to state education and licensing statutes, and tax and authority provisions. Key entries mention the state board of qualification, car company taxation, and transportation law updates across multiple House numbers.
Waller G Clark an electrical engineer and his colleague from Columbia University are described as inventors of a new incandescent lamp. The New York Herald features an extended writeup and drawings, claiming a revolution in electro testing that promises higher light with lower power. The report notes years of experimentation and references improvements to carbon filament lamps and candlepower.
A garbled OCR passage references Mr. Clark, Habt Colety, and a power topic. It notes Clark’s work in electrical building and construction, mentions a witness Dich De and an age or achievement around eighty, with scattered hints of travel and social ties.
The Wheeler Gold Lines Company, led by J. Z Calne C D Rockitge and Strevtall & Paterucn, reports ore riches at the Wheeler mine near Mohawk. Initial tunnels reveal widths, production estimates, and a potential second Mohawk if conditions hold as drill results deepen, with a pay grade of up to 2.60 per ton from the west tunnel.
A minority report by Rep Speight of Mississippi and fellow Democrats criticizes proposed subsidies for merchant marine growth. It argues the large outlays are mainly graft, not fair compensation for services, and urges restraint on government aid. The document discusses Pacific coast and Orient routes and names J J Hull and E Harriman as figures in the debate.
Bakersfield California January 29. Trusion Heale has arrived in this city tonight from the Tejon ranch where he has spent several weeks. No further information is available.
A fragmented report describes a sale of silk frocks and various fancy garments. Vendors tout inexpensive prices while odd accessories, trims, and decorative pieces draw interest from shoppers. The text includes scattered prices and product mentions, with partial notes on colors and styles.
A fragmented long warning list advises prudent kitchen handling for meat and dairy foods. It emphasizes refrigerator use for dry items, separate meat storage, and strict cleanliness while describing improper practices and safety precautions for preserving perishables. It notes avoiding warm, wet conditions and recommends orderly pantry and freezer organization for extended shelf life.
A distorted text outlines seasonable vegetable dishes with cauliflower and peppers, describing tender prep and various ingredients amid garbled lines. It mentions celery, vinegars, onions, herbs, and a likely meat accompaniment, yet the fragmentary OCR obscures clear steps and outcomes.
A fragment describes a theater or shop display of window draperies with large panes and ornate hangings. The scene mentions copper tones, framed art, and a vaulted room setup, with windows tall and wide. It notes a prominent top display and a large country article scene, hinting at trade or fashion.
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