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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
7
An eclectic newspaper page notes a few local items including Mr and Mrs George Brown of the Broom hotel visiting Long Beach California and a Proudfoot Sporting Goods report of a return trip. It mentions patrol officers and a disciplinary action against undesired actors, firemen thanks for extinguishing a fire and ads for travel goods and carpets.
An armed desperado fired a revolver at two men near a bridge yard, wounding one watchman who dodged behind a structure. He fled through the yards, vanished, and police, alerted by a nearby innkeeper, conducted a search of the railroad yards without locating the gunman.
A person fell from a street car on Fifth Street in the evening, sustaining multiple injuries including a head wound and leg cut. He was conveyed to a hospital where a physician attended to him and he remained alive but injured.
A barn fire destroyed the Brownhike structure and contents except for 600 in insurance. A chicken pen burned next door and a nearby building suffered scorch damage. Firefighters arrived promptly, rescue attempts released frightened chickens, and the blaze was likely started by a discarded cigarette or match.
In Philadelphia on July 7, the Phillies won both games of a doubleheader. Wayner homered in the first game as Danvert drove in two runs. In the second, Whee Breaky and others contributed to a solid Philadelphia performance with scoring plays by Bargey and Singla.
Reported baseball results from Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Columbus Toledo Indianapolis and other league games. Second games noted with varying scores from 4 to 9 runs, including a 12 inning Toledo Columbus matchup and a 7 to 9 Portland Vernon result. Northwest League action listed at Benillo Zewllic with unclear details.
Mrs. Lavina Nash files for divorce from Willan Nash alleging years of habitual intoxication and abuse. She cites assaults in early 1894 and requests alimony, custody of minor children, and the family home as part of the divorce decree.
Police aided a search for a person described as Signe Vultee Pravkti and another named Hep Reads. The report notes tension and distrust as officers comb a Dali area with locals describing ongoing trouble and unclear motives amid a chaotic scene.
Fragmentary lines hint at Vill Kinpy facing upheaval as players sulli n might be poised. The text references Dresete nod chances segaird and locating bin ahead of a Wepar line, suggesting disorder before a key play or lineup.
Fragmentary notice mentions Ogden Canyon Weekday Bone Dule with times and travel details. It references Harmitage, 6156, and a schedule running every forty minutes until 3 20 DP with later entries. Includes Garden Rapid Transport Co and J W Rally as superintendent.
July 1 Nanrog reports wind damaged fruit crops in Bevier County. O P Washburn estimates about 600 dollars loss, Dr Kual er about 2000. Washburn spared heavier loss with orchard windbreak. James Bolitha and Dr Wastat of Wohfield survived a runaway night, one horse injured, others shaken. Monroe School Award expands its program for coming year.
The Third District court heard a divorce plea filed by Charter F HMS alleging Myra Chase Hill deserted him after a marriage on January 22 1908 and asserting marital fault. Emily FP Carroll claims her husband Wor feo V Carroll was unfaithful. they wed November 13 1846 and have one child Arthur aged about one. The spouses seek freedom from their respective marriages with provisions and support details noted in court.
Notice to NCR users about placing orders for register supplies. The ad notes full lines of tapes and paper and urges users to send orders promptly by card when needing anything for NCR equipment. Includes address and contact guidance for shipment.
Washington state comptroller rules travel expenses for John Dor warrants are not allowed to future budgets. The decision follows an appeal by Nathaniel F. Long of Alabama from a previous auditor ruling disallowing traveling costs tied to warrant procurement. The comptroller calls the current expenses emergency, but insists future funding remains constrained.
Colonel Edward FH Green son of Hetty Green has been named a director at a New York bank, amid hints of moving interests related to his Texas Midland railroad presidency and other family investments.
Washington records a Hawtay tax amount of 10 325 971 079 while resident payments total 27 900 900. The figures indicate corporate tax receipts and resident contributions in the period.
Readers across the country praise Utah cherries shipped to far markets amid hot weather. Letters from Kate Brown Gran and Mrs. Covel Barnes describe boxes arriving in good condition, with tales of flavor and jelly making. Carver notes doubts about faked shipments and urges truth about Utah’s fruit industry.
A fragmentary notice from Ogden describes using flour sacks as a token or signal in a local trade event. Citizens are urged to prepare sacks, the text hints at a communal celebration or market activity linked to flour distribution or sale. The source language is garbled but centers on Ogden, flour, and a market gathering.
A July 1 report from Oystead Bay New York outlines a controversial political scene led by prominent insurgents and allies of Beveridge. The piece notes campaign speeches, accusations against opponents, and calls for reform while naming several political figures and observers.
fragmented OCR text mentions Taft and Utah with unclear references. The readable content centers on political figures and locations, suggesting a brief notice about Taft withdrawing support or circles in Utah, with stray garbled words and names. No coherent event details or dates are recoverable.
The United States undertakes waivers and proclamations withdrawing millions of acres from entry across Utah North Dakota South Dakota and Alaska under Taft presidency. Key figures include Secretary Hal Mager and Director George Ol Smith. Notices detail land classifications and future exams with proceeds advancing coal phosphate and petroleum rights while forests and mineral lands shift to new management.
Washington and nearby cities plan to equip colleges with seismographs to record earthquakes next year. Institutions in Cleveland New York and Washington will join the effort, with a system linking a pole or device to measure quakes and relay data for analysis.
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