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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
7
The paper reports delivery delays affecting 10 subscribers amid disruptions. Customers describe missed daily issues, with one noting a weekly Saturday edition arriving late between 7 am and 9 am. The writer confirms authorial claims and outlines steps to remedy service gaps.
Fragmentary report notes July 4 discussion in the House of Commons where Charles Price asks if Britain will back the exit plan of the Titre States and cover expenses of suppression. Foreign Secretary Grey says no definite information on America’s position and emphasizes costs of government actions. Also mentions Irish American Athletic Club event and Judg: 4e-Martin, with scoring details and competitors.
Obituary notices describe the funeral of Elizabeth Jane Hlvinp to be held at Hinks Hix meeting House with interment at Huntsville cemetery. Nearby reports note other funeral details including locations in Idaho Falls and references to relatives, the moving of remains, and public viewings.
Pittsburg investors announce a colossal system to power two Staten, Twin Falls area projects in Idaho. Lt By Merring and Major Fred TL lead crews studying water power at Shoshone Falls and Twin Falls, wiring a vast network to harness Snake River energy for mining, agriculture, and transport, with 140000 acres to be reclaimed and a new electric railway from Miner to the Deghort Tines.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record describes a peculiar scene with a pale pallor and a gambling figure. The observer notes the contrast between the man’s smooth hands and a weathered, artificial look, hinting at a distinct, unsettling character amid street corner chatter.
A description of cowbird parasitism detailing how cowbirds lay eggs in other birds nests and rely on foster parents. The text notes how host birds respond to foreign eggs and chicks, including destructive tactics to rid themselves of the intruders, and mentions substructure in nests and multiple visits by cowbirds to affected nests.
The old county records recount a heated dispute over placing a barrel as a decorative housing for a Washington portrait. Citizens protested a barrel display while authorities claimed legitimacy, linking the act to spurious anniversaries and a misleading antiquarian sentiment.
Fragmentary notes describe how ice floes form pack ice when floes jam together as currents wedge pieces and debris. The text mentions oppressive climate conditions, ship danger, and the concept of dangerous ice barriers encountered by explorers.
A bizarre obituary notes the death of a well known advertiser and an odd tale about a misunderstood death. The item mentions a humorous dreamed wanted professor of anatomy and a peculiar creature with long legs and tails described in crude terms. The piece hints at a sensational misread advertisement and a nurse’s appearance in the wake.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a daily host and events with unclear names and places. It references people perhaps including Huntetwey and day activities, but lacks coherent details to identify a full event or outcome. The item reads as partial notes rather than a complete news item.
A fragmented excerpt discusses flying fish leaping from water for long distances and rapid descents, then shifts to questions about how birds navigate without instruments. It describes aerial bursts, repeated leaps, and the balance of wings and water actions, ending with musings on bird circumnavigation and instinctive homing.
Vague OCR fragment mentions a youth group, school, and an obit for Rabby Moked with unclear context. Names appear garbled. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a melodramatic private tale with unnamed lovers and relatives. It hints at jealousy, enduring love, and a medical surgery offer, mentioning New York and a doctor named Roms. Text is highly unclear but suggests a sensational late 19th or early 20th century gossip tone.
Fragmentary OCR shows a clash of voices about governance and autonomy amid a tangled dialogue. Names and places blur as discussions touch on power, reform, and local authority, with hints of political maneuvering and shifting loyalties.
A quirky list explores dog name options with meanings and stylistic hints inspired by elven tones. It mentions names like Asher Crispin Tullis and Vivian Ty Clare among varied options, blending color cues and soft sounds for unique naming.
The text is garbled with stray phrases and nonstandard spelling. It mentions food, a speaker named Lulu, and a character Taryaed Thusbeny. the passage is incomplete and unreadable for a coherent report or narrative. No clear dates, places, or events emerge from this fragment.
A garbled recount of a playful event with two players and experts, aiming to enliven a winner’s party. The text references Pavt ies, Sip, and a cure, with scattered names and phrases. The overall sense is unclear but suggests a lighthearted competition and social gathering.
A dense, garbled compilation of names, places, and phrases from a wartime era text. It mentions Ronetite Wael, Rossini, Nobarhye, Rolie, and Unbronnddiy dune Revarth Watel among others. The passage hops between characters, events, and lines of dialogue without clear narrative coherence.
Legal notice to water users from Bite Maginem's Oilicw in Lake County Utah and neighboring county areas. Notice cites filing under Chapter 108 of the Utah laws of 1905 for appropriation of one and two tenths cubic feet per second of water, detailing point of diversion near a spring, season from January to December 31, and a thirty day publication window. Caled Tanneh state official indicates dates May 6, 1407 and completion of publication follows.
Fragmentary OCR notes allege two Milwaukee area men Mam Kolliden and Chauneny Ty involved in a wrecking scheme tied to a Chicago firm. Bluta Slessland, president, remained under arrest this morning with indictments possible.
A claimed powder for rheumatism offers relief and confidence that users will find help. The notice voices trust in the remedy to ease the painful condition and improve well being.
Wallace Drug Company notifies that Jason W Ridgely of Morgan City Utah has applied to appropriate 1000 of gallons of water per year from a salt spring in Morgan County Utah. The water source is described by legal section and will be tested. Public notice requests objections within thirty days after publication.
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