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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
3
The article discusses preparations for a major sheep show at the fairgrounds with planning for the large event. It mentions the International Shoe show context and details about site access, building erection, and crowd handling anticipated for the fair season.
A large sheep show and sale is planned, with 1506 head of fine-wooled sheep to be housed in a 400 foot by 34 foot enclosure. About 100 pens will hold the animals, and 1000 blooded sheep will be on sale at or after the exhibition. The event includes a public auction and aims to host buyers nationwide, with officials and a nearby wool growers association coordinating. The show opens around September 2 and is expected to attract leading breeders and buyers.
A distorted report notes Ogden as the site for a macarone plant with plans to convert a former touring car building into an Avionics and May manufacturing facility. The firm envisions large-scale production, employing many workers, and positioning Ogden as a future manufacturing center. Most details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Ogden and a rink event with unclear opponents and outcomes. Names and places are garbled, but references to a game or match hint at a sports item. Overall details are unreadable beyond indicating an Ogden rink context and a tied or contested result.
Vint city records show a company closing two stores here after a careful inquiry into alleged misconduct. The city od log indicates the Ogden outlet is the remaining location tied to the investigation. Authorities suggest scrutiny over the firm may expand beyond these sites.
The Manural of W. M. dachean announces burial Sunday at the Free Ward meeting house on Bre ay with services at 10 am. The local Woodmen will assist at the cemetery. Mr Jackson, a popular Independent Telephone Company employee, was born in 1876 and died of a typhoid fever.
A battered report notes Deputy Pie and Wardens reporting poor trout conditions across county streams. Warden Stoker cites shallow waters and weeded water as hindrances to trout, with many fish stranded or dying along the banks. Reports mention riparian activity near Og fon vivey and nearby areas. Observers say evidence points to shooting and dynamiter incidents affecting the habitat, though details remain unclear and ongoing.
The Catholic University of Amelia seeks 450000 from former treasurer Thomas L Wagenamn, who owed 404000 when declared bankrupt. Justice Stratford of the District Supreme Court ordered certification of the agreement, with Rosivz Dulany and others involved in the proceedings.
The seventh annual convention of the Ula Fustmaatern association opens in Ogden tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the Federal building. An active program includes sessions, music, and discussions with officials from Washington and local representatives. Delegates and guests from Ogden and nearby cities will attend, with a postmaster in charge and plans for future meetings and questions to be addressed.
Judge sentences Ole Tun after guilty plea for obtaining money in a fraudulent pretense. Court notes gravity of offense requires high fine near 100 dollars, but opts for 150 days in jail or equivalent. Defendant requested to speak. judge denied and movement to discuss terms halted.
The report details multiple defendants in a municipal court case. Joseph Binen and Disneyana pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and were held in bond. Others faced charges including vaginning and attempted stints, with judgments ranging from fines to orders to leave the city.
Fragmentary OCR text about veteran firemen in the canyon, with garbled phrases and missing context. The readable portions mention firemen, canyon, and early days, but no clear events, dates, or names to confirm a full incident or report.
A committee led by Wy 11 Wright arranges the annual outing of the Heveltage Pioneer order in Niden Canyon. The event at Gyden will feature a day of feasting music dancing and games including pony racing and contests. The program is in planning with hopes it will please all attendees.
A Denver banker named Proartent Piervard Fragalat of the Thulan-Atieleah bank visits Ogden for a few days to discuss Colorado metro area banking prospects. His statements indicate improving business conditions, promising crops, and weak prices as overall prospects brighten for the region.
The chief of a city department and the mayor's secretary ponder why a wealthy man dressed in fashion sought a renewed license for a mortgage brokering venture. The broker claimed he needed renewal after eighteen years, but the license was refused amid questioning by the judge and officials.
The report details a large-scale diamond import operation tied to New York and Hamburg, with estimates of forty five million dollars in proceeds. Authorities say shipments moved through New York docks and involved multiple suspects. The German connections are cited along with mentions of Walden Gann and other entities in a sweeping inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR discusses Antwerp jewelry, German diamond and gold works, and production costs. It mentions "Garuian' colony" and "thirteenth of aird" with figures around $4 to $8 per karat, production costs varying by source.
The National Bank examiner group reports widespread evasion by country banks. Investigations reveal misused funds and concealment in public statements as experts urge stricter controls and full accountability from state banks and their officials.
Chicano, July, fifteen years of experiment with no fate, University of Christ professors claim a variation of species. Tower, a University official, told students in Arizona and New Mexico that their research supports the theory with little controversy. The southwestern expedition and a series of tests produced a letter type and a tentative conclusion that experimental variation is still in its early stages.
Fragmented notice reports a special meeting to consider passing an adjournment proposal. The damaged text mentions prepared actions and organizational steps, with scattered references to participants and dates, but details are unclear and some terms are garbled.
In New York July a man named Andrew Dric chi, described as silent and stout, faced a polite court in Tejtereey Market. He collapsed during a struggle with a hudky gana Wird and was under observation after a police confrontation.
Dowglas Ariz April aviation command with A M Williams an aviator of its era to convey placer mining machinery from Douglas to a property near the Chihuahua mountains in Mexico about 200 miles. The machine is a wharfing figure that can be current only for 100 round sets. Wing owner Wim onerstee monoplania this is likely the wet contract calling for the commercial use of heavy machinery.
Raw Yoku, hilly. Porter Chalten, arrested in Hoboken two weeks ago, confessed to aiding and throwing. The case moves toward extradition to Malaysia with a court set to decide on a further postponement as legal teams prepare for the transfer.
A flood of protests and municipal actions erupted July 7 over the showing of Johnson vs. Jeffries fight pictures. Mayors and clergy led drives to ban exhibitions, with Cleveland and Covington among cities weighing ordinances to prevent screenings. Union leaders and Catholic groups urged restrictions as a national debate about decency and race intensified.
The article recounts letters from James T. Doughie and RB Pickling praising Fulton’s Diahetic Compound for diabetes and kidney inflammation. It describes alleged patient recoveries, references medical authorities, and urges readers to seek Fulton’s preparation at local druggists and distributors.
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