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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1906
Page
3
Random text appears as a garbled mix of notices, sales pitches, and local names. Burton Implements Co. claims a full stock of farm gear while promoting WINONA wagons. scattered items mention Mrs. Hale visiting, council members, church events, and varied town notices with many unreadable fragments. The piece resembles a cluttered community page with advertisements and brief society notes.
Fragmented text describes machinery arriving by tram for a plant workup this spring. Delays push back capacity, with carpenters laid off awaiting delivery and summer dealers promising new gear. Odd quotes hint at frustration over rising costs and royalties, ending with a WANT ADS note about big results.
In Washington and Ogden, former Qadenites Hap Bold in aftermath of Smoot controversy. Hanson reports on Smoot’s Senate security, GOP support, and Utah sentiment while detailing local intrigue, officials, and the political climate shaping the next congressional session.
Wright Kay and Charles Packer receive promotions as Ogden to Carson field reorganizes. Thomas Howineda takes over as supervising conductor, Manson relocates, and Sparks office gains new leadership. Wight promoted to superintendent. Kay becomes chief dispatcher. Packer named road secretary. Spencer Byer advances to office secretary. Promotions effective July 16, with Me assigned to Union Pacific commissary duties.
Wires strung along Madson avenue by the Belmont Messenger Company of Salt Lake were removed by order of the chief of police after messengers were informed they could not open a service with the alley. A related business venture had begun recently in Elberts Alley, employing several messengers, but officers halted the operation before it fully started, citing welfare concerns over the line.
Mary Ann Fowles died this morning at Hooper. She was sixty years old and widow of Amos Fowles. Funeral services will be held at Hooper at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon, with interment in Hooper cemetery. She leaves thirteen children, seven sons and six daughters, all married. Born in Wines, A 1856, she joined the local church in Wink and later moved with her husband to Wink and Jocared Reflnapes. Her life was marked by community service and sincere character.
The passage describes a late day church service at Cheat Church in which President and family attended. Reverend Charles Henry Webb of Assazia preached, accompanied by a Mr. Webb, and the gathering included Mrs. Hoone and others. The scene notes the President’s presence and a reception of the sermon and music.
Fragmented report notes recall of Governor Gorrraar Raehter of Grodan amid unrest over local issues. Mentions Erming and Bialystex, with defense of actions and subsequent political fallout. Also reports a wife’s apparent suicide after a domestic dispute in San Practitioner.
The county commissioners met in the morning to plan delegates for the National Irrigation Congress in Goise Haho from September 3 to 6. They awarded county advertising to Osilen Standard and the Journal, share to be split. County Attorney advised re advertising of law dispute with Omlen Packing Produce and a county pest house near city property, with city approval sought. A report on the current fund for year ending June 30 showed receipts and expenses with a balance on hand noted.
Nevada Northern officials announce rapid progress on the line toward Ely with plans to finish within weeks. Nevada Consolidated orders plant equipment for Ely operations now awaiting transportation, with local demand from Wilders to acquire the gear promptly as the project advances toward sustained train service.
The case involving Rolapp versus Howell to block a judgeship in the Second Judicial District Court is under review in the supreme court today. Judge Powers serves as counsel for the plaintiff while Jake Maginnis and Judge Kimball represent the defendant.
A July rebate inquiry opened with Erick accused of violations across state lines tied to the Standard Oil Company. Witnesses described a jury room atmosphere during morning sessions. Key figures included George T. Habe aca and officials from Lake Shore & Midwest Railway and Southern Railway. The examination paused for recess with testimony unresolved.
Fragments describe a trial involving Admiral Rozestvensky and conflicts across Cronatadt and Laquine. The text hints at high stakes and possible military action with references to weather, orders, and a decisive outcome yet to be revealed.
In July an advance of four percent in wages takes effect in over thirty cities and towns. About 45,060 textile operatives benefit, with New England seeing five to fourteen percent pay increases since rail wage rises. Overall, around 196,009 textile workers have received raises in the past year.
In Blaincourt near Pris a loud wail from a creche drew neighbors and exposed fifteen babies abandoned for hours. The priest Abbe Biagani ran the facility with Mile Hinmare and an infirm elderly relative, until the matron’s death and the priest’s collapse. The prefect sent the infants to hospital care in London MAIS for treatment and safety.
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