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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
8
Direct sports wire reports California and Eastern events. An old patent medicine ad touts Dawderine as a guaranteed remedy for ailments like gout and fevers, claiming swift, dramatic results. The snippet mentions a sample offer and a Knowlton Tangerine Company reference in Chirag, TH.
General Orders from the Adjutant General's Office of Utah National Guard announce the retirement of Colonel H. M. L. Latd and the appointment of Colonel A. Wedrewant as acting adjutant general. The document details transfers, retirements, and reassignments within the Utah Militia including the First Infantry and related units.
A court announced a settlement in the drought dispute involving Peter C Houpe and Pacific Retired Ups, with a remittance of 2.1 thousand dollars to settle the matter out of court.
The senate and house completed a busy day with committee reports on agriculture and irrigation, medical practice amendments, and public health. Bills passed included osteopathic practice limits and a second public health measure, while a coal shortage joint committee was proposed to investigate state conditions and charges.
A Utah Senate session reviews multiple bills including prohibiting certain premises practices, regulating stallion services, and setting maximum usury rates. Discussion covers Galveston style municipal reforms for Ball Lake and Salt Lake City governance, with debates on elected at large versus ward-based trustees and impacts on accountability.
Readable fragments show a House session with Democratic members debating a measure. A speaker and members questioned a pension bill as a vote neared, with Joseph testifying on pros and cons. The scene includes procedural references to readings and motions and unclear terms due to OCR errors.
A chaotic roll of bills and amendments is presented in the Utah House. Several measures move to committees including education taxation and criminal penalties while unanimous votes and absences shape results. The floor also notes a senate message and a stock investigation inquiry.
Public notice that sculptor Lobe Crawshaw has opened an art and photo studio at 216 Washington Avenue over Paine and Hu ta t's store. He will showcase wall sculpture and demonstrate the new technique in producing photographs. The studio is welcoming visitors as it opens.
Fragmentary OCR shows departure notices and timetable snippets for North and Northwest routes. Entries mention Arisagba, various train depart times such as 1:00 PM and 2:20 PM, connections at Kinman and Battaby, and postal staff references.
Apaches defeated the Batelites 238 to 367 in a city league match last evening. Wall rolled the high individual score with 315, as Apaches won two of three games. Batelites managed a 522 total across the trio, with Deigee leading their effort. Tonight the Home-Williams and Columbia clubs will be featured.
A local pharmacist recounts old home remedies for coughs and colds once used by grandmothers. He notes a shift from traditional mixtures like goose grease and terpentine to modern products such as a cough plaster. An anecdote traces the revival of simple, practical relief and credits Geo. F. Cave for the plaster.
Locally sourced report details a Blairtown mine reopening proposal after years of operation. A capital group advances plans to acquire nearby mineral rights and begin preliminary work toward open pit development near Rock Springs, with formal steps and funding processes described.
Archibald Wlelp reports a new mine project near Bistriowa tied to Browning interests linked to David Eocles and Charles Nillley. Plans include incorporation with 100000 capital to develop the mine and relocate headquarters to Opien, aiming to boost coal output despite earlier competition from Unkan Pacific Coal.
Tarchunty commissioners schedule a hearing on Hew City boundary issues with RemDC and Trinity Engineering to resolve the enamel district line. The action involves city officials and engineers seeking to define jurisdiction and prevent encroachment, with a public notice expected.
A meeting of city and county officials discussed establishing a definite line between the city and county toward Ogden. They plan to draw an entire new boundary on all sides, review a proposed boundary plan, and send it to the City Legislature for approval after another session.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a public contract matter involving E. Gmifrtil and a reevaluation of bid terms. Readers should expect forthcoming actions to resume negotiations on project scope and timelines.
The Canal Company files articles of incorporation with the clerk declaring capital stock of 4000 split into 100 shares of 40 each. Incorporators are named as C.F. Mindleton, J.W. Shope, Jegnah Clark, and others. Officers listed include Mindleton as president and Shope as vice president with Clark as secretary-treasurer.
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