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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Union Depot and a card event, with unclear text surrounding names and locations. Readable bits point to a transportation site notice or timetable card, but few concrete details remain for full synthesis.
An article discusses German synthetic rubber and other chemicals as rivals to natural rubber, noting global market shifts and the impact on Indian industry. It highlights 4000 workers, capital claims, and fears for native industries like indigo and camphor, while mentioning political overtones and secret measures.
Fragmented report describes a small fire at Bingham and a perilous incident at Lark with a spark from a boiler engine. The fire was contained by the Ere department, no insurance, and damage to an apartment. The text references residents and a damaged building in Latrky Alyrmdig.
An OCR readout mixed with errors describes a town scene with mentions of alarms, a fire, and scattered place names. The legible bits reference a string of disrupted terms and possible events involving a fire alarm and local response, but most names and specifics are obscured.
In Cache County a joint force of forty game wardens led by chief A. J. Moyes conducted raids and enforced game laws. The operation targeted poaching, with arrests and prosecutions planned, including actions near the river and sugar factory areas. Local authorities emphasized enforcement of the law and securing evidence for impending charges.
Inspector Treman intensified efforts to keep uninspected meat out of the city. He seized meat found during patrols and destroyed it. A Greek butcher was caught attempting to bring in six lamb carcasses from Garfield. details on his identity were not learned.
Rochester, July 8. Janen Fi, a Democrat who defeated George W. Aldridge for the fourth congressional district seat after the death of Representative James Heck Perkins, has been urged to reconsider his nomination. He declines, saying a nomination for governor of New York is an honor some would be proud of, but he would not seek the state ticket for his own gain.
Mount ed Patrolman Conyer Weinestay arrested a young man for car theft after he allegedly drove Jol Broole’s automobile from an alley and abandoned it near Midville. Stewart denies knowledge of the crime while witnesses testified they saw him driving the car away.
State Engineer's office in Salt Lake City announces notice to water users regarding a 1901 approval for an Oregon Short Line project. The Salt Lake show line and railroad company seek to divert and convey water from Sand Mud Cut to the Weber River basin for railroad uses, with defined measurements and a 6000 foot additional conveyance. The notice cites compliance with Utah laws and a time frame for completion and sale terms, noting extension to September 1.
Public notice details an water appropriation application by Davis and Weber County Cant Company to divert 210 cubic feet per second of Weber River water for irrigation across multiple townships and ranges. It outlines location, distance of conveyance, seasonal use, and protest procedures with deadlines and official affidavits required.
Notice states an assignment of all interest in aid to Hinstach May hinery Co to M. B. Bratinkd. It directs collection of outstanding accounts and payment of all obligations of gal communy. Dated June 3.
Weber County Utah commissioners authorize special elections in Harrisville Pleasant View Slaterville Roy and Murdale districts to levy road and general taxes for road improvement during evenings in July 1910. Appointed election officers include residents from each district to conduct the polls. Only registered voters within these districts who paid 1909 property tax qualify.
Fragmented OCR text references a hotel near a railway line and mixed place names, dates, and numbers. It mentions a hotel between a city area and a station, partial indicators of transport links, and scattered monetary figures and addresses. The legible parts hint at a travelogue or listing, with no coherent event or clear persons to identify.
A damaged parish style notice lists meetings for Women of Avogdcray with dates, times, and attendee names including Lily Cirrie, Vena Nelson, and Roberts. It references broader council involvement, a beneficiary order, and multiple local names in a formal gathering update.
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