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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
2
A compact note references Publie Had Batty with Willen Gleemann credited for the fun. The text mentions motioning and 1 to 5 rants slowed by I Baniame, suggesting a fragmented local item or column fragment with unclear details.
A Chicago publication details the forty-sixth National Wool Growers convention and Mid-Winter Sheep Show held January 6 to 8 in Ogden Utah. Despite heavy storms causing travel delays the event drew flockmasters from across the nation. hotels overflowed and citizens opened homes to guests. The program included choirs, entertainment, boxing, vaudeville, club dinners, and sessions on government topics, while local officials and organizations provided hospitality. The piece notes Ogden as a convention city and anticipates further events in July and infrastructure support for road builders.
A Republican correspondent from Washington details the feud between Dr. Harvey Wiley, a pure foods expert, and George Mohar of Ogden the Agricultural Department solicitor. Wiley says powder adulteration proves violations, McCabe demands proof. McCabe’s career note and remarks on his role as stopgap Forester and whiskey regulation curiosity close the tale.
A muted account of Louis Panthan and Salt Lake Suntsy showcasing a new flying machine. The piece traces historic failed attempts by Bell and others, noting travel from Brazil to Paris and Santa Clara, culminating in public wonder at aerial navigation. It frames gas engines as key to progress and emphasizes mechanical skill over fantasy myths.
A fragmented description laments early aviation’s allure at county fairs. It notes propellers, windscreens, and greed for money, while Americans focus on profit rather than marveling at the new machines as pilots demonstrate flight amid risk and spectacle.
Aerial exhibition near Salt Lake City ends with Louis Paulhan achieving sustained flight in a Farman biplane. He rises to hundreds of feet, circles the field, and lands safely after a dramatic, engine-tested ascent amid a large orderly crowd. Weather conditions are fair, with some cloud cover hindering early tests.
A spirited account describes a 1400 pound aerial craft defying gravity as onlookers watch a crowd at Lic Park. The machine, propelled by a powerful engine, glides upward with ease while observers await explanations from experts about its propulsion and design.
Fragmented text captures dialogue quotes and caricatured voices from various newspapers including Washington Star Chicago Tribune and Chicago Herald. It presents stray lines on inventions, grammar lessons, postal jokes, and anecdotes with many garbled names and phrases.
A damaged clipping mentions Tom Johnson of New York and a Cleveland former mayor associated with a hotel desk incident. The text references a ten day timeline, cirrhosis, and undetermined confirmation, leaving Johns on party details unclear.
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