Influx of Tealian and Greek Borrowers Pass Through Orden
The morning column notes about 190 Tealian and Greek borrowings from Bt Lowis moving through Orden for various points. They are to be distributed by section.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
3
The morning column notes about 190 Tealian and Greek borrowings from Bt Lowis moving through Orden for various points. They are to be distributed by section.
An OCR read describes lightweight summer underwear and vests for children, listing fabrics, sleeve options, trims, and embroidery. It mentions muslin, cotton, and sheer materials, with references to brands and shop terms, highlighting comfort and fit for warm weather.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 1782 style newspaper page with scattered names, places, and financial notes. Mentions Buelion A texe Gincalted and several individuals, trades, prices, and events, but content is garbled and difficult to parse into a coherent report.
The county clerk cites a divorce action between James B. Rowman and Mary FR Bowanan with custody issues and temporary support. The case references library venue and a Rose Hos Thun signatowt, with Mary Wyson as administrator and Grass Creek Coal Company as related party. The complaint seeks alimony and damages, with attorney HL Londerson representing the plaintiff.
In a dispute linked to the Wagon Missionaries, Nutting challenged Ruy amid accusations regarding Rev Nutmeg and the Mormon Home. Witnesses and speakers, including Rev Sutivas and Rev Nutting, clashed over discrediting tactics as a public prompt for an impartial hearing. A meeting near Philadelphia and related events are noted with calls for an open, fair discussion.
A courtroom debate centered on the legality of an application by a Bay Area telephone firm to establish a rate or service bound by a supervisory board. Judge Lawlux explained the trial focus on the petition's validity, the impact on competing firms, and potential appeals, with testimony touching on board records and regulatory references. The case involves named entities such as the Hume Telephone Company and Pacifi company rivals, reflecting a major public utility dispute.
A highly skilled gang robbed a cafe safe, taking 3609 in gold 305 in currency 118 in silver and 30 in olives after drilling a small hole into the safe’s combination. The escape route suggested they used a back corridor and ladder to flee, with investigators noting no alarms triggered and police remaining mystified.
Ely’s delegation returned from Ogden last night with mixed reports on the copper camp venture. Millard praised the execution of the ceremony and noted Ogden’s strong reception for Bly Noosters with cheers and goodwill from the crowd.
In Kern County discussions emerge over adopting Pumpa to manage flue water. Officials outline plans and potential benefits while noting limitations and required funding. Community members express cautious optimism amid a busy political schedule through the week.
Local Woodmen of the World lodge declares stronger reserves than ever with a $5,200 fund and a $80,000 payout record. Officials defend finances, criticize rumors, and outline 39,200 in local accounts while promising to invest for the lodge’s future.
A garbled passage discusses the benefits promised by an order and the potential calamity if rules are altered. It references attempts to protest, mentions a workwomen context, and cites a delicate examination by a person described as an inspector or official, with implications for a Seattle meeting.
The Ghigago Fire Department fought a large blaze at the Chicago Woodenware company in July. The fire, near the American Oil building and a string of freight cars, caused about 860,000 in damage and sent several firemen hurt. Dozens of engines responded as flames threatened nearby structures.
The 1st Town match play for the national amateur golf championship began in Cleveland on July 4. Highlights include Ned Harwyn vs Chandler Egan and Tormey vs Norman Maetinh with other top players in action this morning.
Fragmentary report from South Dakota describes a ceremonial last spike driven near Pierre, referencing the Northwestern line and a location around 6746 p.m. The readable bits mention eastern and western portions of the state and a westward direction.
Fragmentary note lists departure at 2 05 from 228 to 10240 m4. Mentions Nina trains daily with AB WAN high priority and a two hour interval reference.
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