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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1907
Page
3
A garbled fragment mentions defective or undescribed foods and a neighbor speaking of errors. It references bacon, pork, and an attempt to join others. The readable portion is sparse and lacks clear persons, places, or dates.
A fragmented newspaper page reports local notices, obituaries, and court references. It mentions the Knitting Factory at 202 S 5th, Falcon meals and coders, and several names including James Byinghem, Hooper, and Edon Pacific. The text notes juvenile court involvement, church figures, a funeral in West Jordan, and residents Elizabeth Wit Wiese and Gary 18th.
The report lists multiple attendees including Prof. John J. Me and Prof. Ballantyne, with Myrtle Ballinger and others preparing vocal performances for a benefit at Ogden's market. It notes plans to open a trail, a vehicular property issue, and a medical exam schedule for naval academy candidates. Obituaries mention James Devin and a private funeral, with community meetings on canning topics in Salt Lake County.
Weather update notes frigid conditions with extended wing winds and low temperatures. A cold, hard season prompts cautions as remedies and almanac-like home cures claim to ease coughs and colds while prices and supplies vary.
The report lists results from a local bid shoot in Ogden with scores for each participant. Names appear garbled but indicate a sequence of scores and placements across gear categories.
A California assembly resolution condemns federal interference in state public schools, urging the governor and attorney general to defend state rights. The minority and majority reports clash over presidential authority and the prospective impact on Japanese students and equal access to education.
Fragmented Washington text shows Senator Beveridge mocking a future standard bearer. Laughter erupts as a speaker jokes about speeches and the party’s readiness while a president looks on. The garbled OCR hints at political theater about the next Hepthnean standard bearer and the fate of a death remark.
A visiting group of nine lawmakers traveled by morning train to the Deaf and Dumb Institution, toured the school, then returned to the capital at 1 20 pm. They were greeted by committee members and officials from multiple departments and heard a presentation on the domestic soldiers department. No demonstrations followed. pleased at proposed improvements.
Fragmentary notice states that unemployed individuals may attend a snow related event at the Sheriffs office in the county courthouse. Mentions a board of county commissioners and a September date with unclear specifics.
The Weber Stake Academy announces an evening lecture by Mr. Fryancumen on world and current affairs. An audience from Ogden and nearby areas is invited to attend at the Grand Opera House with seating described as limited by venue capacity.
Fragmented article notes debates in committee over seed and lumber policy. Lacey of Iowa offers amendments on agriculture, timber reserves, and pricing influence. discussion touches on government relief and lumber prices amid a session about the appropriation for seed distribution.
The New York Supreme Court hears an appeal over a decison on a mayoral election. The appellate challenge seeks to overturn a lower court ruling that delayed certifcation while addressing disputes about ballots and eligibility. The court's decision remains unclear as authorities weigh further action.
Labor union records plan to protest a school instruction program and telegraph salary trends. The Morning Examiner cites Western Union and other firms paying low wages, while employers claim shortages. A discussion explores education and employment paths for telegraphers, with concerns about wages, training, and job prospects.
Satay Stewart & Company of New York executives A M Stowart Lenden traveled to Warm In. T at night to confer with Wy J Oliver and President Moserelt on a proposed sale and potential alliance over the Patara canal contract. The firm voted to seek more detailed feasibility and avoid a premature decision before further study.
The Heathweatere Lumbermen’s convention gathers in Missouri in January 1959. A presentation cites the association’s aims and a plan to study merger of a new market and rail accounts. Reform legislators recall investigations into the association’s methods amid a broad push for changes in the lumber trade.
The report records Bhonts and Woodrotten arriving today after a long absence. It notes Shani and Shonte moving toward the White House as officials address immediate actions and potential age related matters with the President.
A Tintic Smelter company engages A. Woot to oversee the construction of a railroad from the sea to the Tintic district. Initial survey done, with plans for a ten mile route linking mines in a natural district. Route to be electric considered but steam will operate for now. Kadish 43 is to log ore for the total plant. inspectors tour Montana and Nevada properties supplying ore. Market talks of rising prices and strong demand for coal and ores, with shipments by sea from Cor 3rd and Wad.
In municipal court Judge Murphy heard Ogden City versus Cloeser Drothers on charges of panicking card machines. No testimony was recorded. Attorney Fartaworth argued that the operation of a bird machine is not gambling. The city seeks to regulate machines with roulette wheels. Three foreigners had naturalization papers but were disqualified. the case rests after advisement.
Prime Minister Maure, newly in office, plans to dissolve the Cortes and call an early election. The new government intends to push reform across key issues including taxes, associations law, and military service. Public opinion remains unsettled as reforms spark opposition.
Varreloca Spain January 23 The Greek steamer Qratlis Compas reports rescuing the Urinsh steamer Bol ton Halt from Galveston bound for Genoa after losing her propeller. The vessel split and was forced to abandon the Moltya Hall. An escort for the Bolton Hall was dispatched from Mabirra Island.
London January 22 The Diningham Poet reports that an English doctor and nurse have been engaged to attend the Queen of Spain during her forthcoming arrival at the end of April. The doctor is frequently present with members of the English royal circles. Despetenen from Madrid state that the Queen's health beat remains sound and the visit will proceed as planned.
In a terse dispatch from Washington, officials deny focusing on a Kingston episode as anything but closed. The President has used all available means to maintain that the matter is settled and no further commentary will be recorded.
A proprietor of a West Houghton store was killed during a burglary attempt. Police identify the shooter as Will Drayer, with the motive and full details appearing in the late edition.
Berlin reports January 220 to 00 de state that socialinte will have a clearer retajlating February. Meperte suggests the pre face state that the tendency among all coalition favors the Risla term.
In Kan On January 29 a meeting of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe pastors holders is convened to authorize funds for immediate needs. Key figures include Bigmond Jesue and Topete. The session aims to address financial support and operational plans for the church or organization.
S. J. Burt & Bros reports US Steel directors declare a quarterly dividend of 1 34 per cent on common stock and 1 ½ per cent on preferred stock, continuing from the previous quarter. Additional items include personal news from New York society, a bank call from Washington, and notable obituaries.
In Washington on January 3, the oath of office was reported in a tangled fashion. A description suggests a ceremonial event for Curtis of Raman Tiehingen, S. M., but details are unclear and inconsistent regarding the proceedings and sequence of events.
A damaged vessel story reports a ship with four engines wrecked and a fire after collision in heavy seas. Reports mention several injuries among crew and passengers while details about the ship, voyage, and subsequent transshipment at sea are unclear.
In Bohemia near Karlbad a dispute has risen over mining operations. A commission appointed to study the impact has recommended an immediate end date. Geologists have yet to provide a clear forecast, and the region faces heightened tensions as officials weigh next steps amid ongoing protests and potential closures.
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