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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a depot effect and grade four terms, with garbled phrases about a purchase, a ban, and unclear monetary figures. Readable elements reference a depot action and a potential fee or price, but surrounding context is missing. The item resembles a damaged notice or classified fragment with limited legible details.
In a July tragedy a baby died after falling into a soap suds bucket at a residence on West Piru North Street. Mrs Wade and Mr Cannon were summoned. doctors arrived but the infant succumbed. The death was reported as resulting from the accident and injuries observed by responders.
Pueblo and Albuquerque figures discuss irrigation progress in New Mexico tied to the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress. J Porter Jones and local officials push for affordable travel and band performances to attract attendees from Santa Fe to Albuquerque with potential support from state leaders. The piece highlights agricultural improvements under federal schemes and strong local enthusiasm ahead of September events.
The notice outlines schedule updates effective July 4, 1916 for canyon weekday transit with frequent service dates and times, while also listing public notices from county clerks, estate matters, and water rights applications. It references officials in Opden City and Salt Lake City and mentions actions by the State Engineer’s office and the Oregon Short Line Railroad group.
State official Carl as Tannet publishes a notice dated June 33, 1810, announcing an water diversion change requested by Ween Exteridud Ly September 1, 1908. The proposal by engineer William Ankton seeks to divert water through an open ditch 1660 feet, rechanneling flow to the Weber River, requiring affidavits and duplicates to be filed within 90 days after publication.
State Engineer's office in Salt Lake City announces application by Weber and Davis Counties' Canal Company to appropriate two thousand eight hundred twenty feet of water from the Weber River for irrigation. The notice lists exact parcel locations, legal subdivisions, and ranges. Protests must be filed within 905 days after publication, with dates dated June 14 1910 and July 23 1910.
Notice outlines transfer of duties to Stafford M. and collection of outstanding accounts by June 1810. Weber County Utah districts including Harrisville Pleasant View Riverdale announce special election calls and tax measures for roads and districts. Names of officials and residents listed as authorized to vote or notified for conduct and posting.
Fragmented OCR text with club meeting notices. lists names like HALSTRAD and HIGHLANDERS. refers to regular meetings on Fridays and Sundays. mentions Union Lawr and visiting members invited. content is garbled and part of a veterans or fraternal organization notice.
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