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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
Those in charge expect to file bonds this afternoon for the Hudson avenue opening. After court approval the city will begin demolishing buildings within the avenue lines early next Monday, enabling a new main street in Ogden’s business district pending final bond approval.
A day dedicated to purchasing only Utah made goods. The piece argues Utahns should embrace local industries and imitate California's self preserving spirit to boost home production and attract more businesses. It stresses that commercial self-sufficiency will aid local economies and prosperity.
Report notes how Jeffries Johnson victory unsettled colonies under British rule from Cape Town to the Transvaal. Black expectations rose in Africa and the Caribbean as news spread that a Black man defeated a White man, unsettling colonial rulers and sparking brief unrest among both Black and white populations.
An Ogden manufacturer celebrates Interstate Commerce Commission rate adjustments affecting Utah imports from the East. He cites a raw material rate of 1.05 versus 0.86 from Chicago to San Francisco, now 0.88 to Ogden, boosting prospects. He predicts a broad industrial revival as costs fall and production expands in Utah.
Ogden plans a Saturday night water shutoff to switch from the old muddy reservoir to a new sanitary storage tank fed by a pipe from the hills. Households will face brief kettles and pots filling through Sunday as the city ensures a clean supply and reduces typhoid risk, barring upstream pollution from campers.
A garbled scene mixes classroom banter with stray lines about teachers students and a trial of questions. Fragmentary phrases reference knowledge, rhymes, and a sense of playful inquiry amid cryptic names and disjointed dialogue.
A jumble of overheard lines, misquoted phrases, and stray dialogues from a chaotic page. The garbled text mentions engagements, smoking, work, nails biting, and everyday banter with references to Taft and various city papers faded into noise.
Walter A. Kerr reports from Muxigo City on a cross country trip describing customs checks and bribes, the Juarez bullfights, desert crossings toward Torreon and Mexico City, and historical notes on Querétaro and Mexican independence. The tale blends travelogue with observations of poverty, labor, and cultural shifts across towns, trains, and markets.
Willard Hansen government dairy official outlines provisions of the Pure Food Law of the state. The bulletin warns against flavoring extracts and fountain syrups kept or offered for sale in ways that violate the act. It emphasizes legal prohibitions and penalties for mislabeling and adulteration to protect consumers after July 1, 1916.
A coluting metler statement warns that any deviation to a specified standard may cause contamination. The note stresses strict adherence to manufacturing protocols and quality controls to prevent impurity risks.
Reported riot aftermath shows thugs in control of streets near Union Station as the Reno fight ends. Special eastbound train to Ogden departs, while other trains resume with crowded cars and rapid service. Passengers describe crowded conditions and ample dining service.
Fragmentary exchange describes a baseball crowd cheering a home run and debating expenses. The dialogue mentions a Jock or friend figure and expresses surprise at how costly things seem. The readable text is highly garbled with incomplete names and context.
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