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Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and a city likely Wanthinger with scattered terms. Unable to extract coherent event, date, or entities beyond hints of people and places.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and a city likely Wanthinger with scattered terms. Unable to extract coherent event, date, or entities beyond hints of people and places.
A garbled report from yesterday morning at the Congregational Church mentions Rev Noble Shong Elgerkla and plans involving EZMoney Kelley Nones and Gov J Kelkey. The piece lists arrivals, events, and people including Frank Gannon from Cherry Creek, a baseball team, and various local figures, with scattered details about mining, conventions, and social notices in Ogden and surrounding areas.
The heavyweight championship bout set for July Fourth in Colma draws broad attention. Tommy Burns of Came and Bill Squires of Australia prepare, with Burns in strong lung power and Squires showing speed and power. Betting favors the Australian, while organizers plan weigh ins and training ahead of the big five or possibly ten round contest, refereed by James J. Jeffries.
Taudupt Sime 30 Home Delany colony near Henderson Bay dissolves as members quietly depart after leader Goldman leaves. The 219 acre but largely unused tract holds unoccupied parcels amid past deportation and unrest, with ongoing dispute and fading activity following years of friction.
NO FOURTIC.AT OYSTER BAY. Dyalér Bay, Mo. ., June 20 The lidge of Oyster Bay plans to skip the Fourth of July events this year in deference to President Roosevelt's absence from public duties. The town had considered a rally to honor independence day but the idea appears to be dropped as a delicate consensus.
A reservoir breach endangers a vast water supply in Wyoming as four men work to dam a large artificial lake. Miss Knight and Mrs. Teed with her daughter aid in a long night effort, keeping the break from widening while Wheatland sends for help. The danger looms over a broad farming region.
A state campaign targets hatcheries in Ogden Valley amid charges the operations violate the law. The county attorney prepared proceedings to compel removal of hatcheries from streams to protect waterways. Hatchery owners deny the accusations and protest possible relocation.
Washington June 30 Secretary Wilson reports the Department of Agriculture records show valued research by scientists during the fiscal year. He notes many discoveries could benefit the United States if not patented, but patents are assigned to the government for public use without royalties.
A distressed analysis argues that the Army cannot meet enlistment needs, with only about 8,000 of the required 0.8 million expected to join. It critiques recruitment policy, noting few soldiers available from reserve pools and the burden on families, while urging decisive action to fill the ranks and sustain national defense.
The readable text is garbled. It mentions Tarih and Fer, a 1d son, and references an event with a solder and Matlin Work. Details are unclear, with many misspellings and broken phrases.
The text describes Dahman working for Bryan and a national convention scramble over delegate selections. It notes confusion over consent and influence, with mentions of Mayor Dalton, Nehwsha, and internal committee scrutiny amid the HidenLIAT campaign context.
June 8 reports show a light decline in gold receipts for the fiscal year. The total gold receipts amount to 2,952,010.87 with 16,758.22 in gold banage recorded and unseasonable activity noted in Choteau county.
New York stocks opened with strong activity as buyers rushed in. Major names rose amid fluctuating prices with Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, American Car, and other issues showing gains. The early session featured brisk trading though some prices remained unsettled as traders assessed values.
Notice to bidders for a city bridge project to be opened and read aloud at the Ogden City Hall Council Chamber in July. Sealed bids will be received, opened, and read publicly. late bids will be rejected. Bidders waive rights to bid withdrawal and eligibility disputes will be resolved by the City. Published notices date July 14 and July 20.
Notice of esfrays within Weber County Ogden City stage of Uink, 58, describes a claimed entity. The notice mentions a horse and a theft on the left side, with details about location at 475 and Bueed or Broad in Ogden Utah. The undersigned city official reports seizure on the 29th day of April 1907.
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