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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented ad style message touts a store offering products and services with promises of value and customer trust. It mentions sampling, seasonal ties, and potential discounts while inviting readers to consider loyalty incentives and new offerings.
A spirited afternoon basketball contest saw Salt Lake City police defeated by Ogden at Glenwood Park. Ogden led from the start, building a commanding advantage as Salt Lake's offense faltered. Notable players included Salt Lake’s Wilken and Ogden’s captains, with water and beer reportedly cycled as part of a running joke about the on-site refreshments. The outcome left Salt Lake’s crowd subdued while Ogden celebrated the victory amid a lively postgame scene.
The advertisement proclaims Dr Price Flavaring Tietracta as superior in strength fragrance and flavor, claiming consumers will find them fit as advertised for use in cakes puddings and table delicacies. It promises natural quality and recommends vanilla lemon orange rose varieties to enhance desserts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a manor called Lewis and named persons Alun and Malin with scattered references to locations and events. The legible bits point to a manor figure and associates, but the overall meaning remains obscured and details are not recoverable.
Governor Cutler expresses opinion on transferring part of the naval fleet. The World questions the move and the administration’s stance amid calls for action.
An obituary notes Willie Irving, aged about 28, killed in action while serving in the Seventh Talaing in Washington. He was born in Cedden and moved to Utah. his parents hoped for his return. His body will be taken home, with funeral arrangements to follow and interment planned after preparation for burial.
The following building permits were saved from city dig sites in recent days. Entries include Mrs J L Yeataling for a one story brick residence on Cil Avenue at $1,500, and D McGregor for a two story dwelling on Travis Street at $2,000, among numerous other frame houses and repairs with values from $500 to $2,000.
The fourth Manuel Ronvention at Sitnti opened with a gratifylng allmlance. Thomas name the opening body and spoke of pastmastiva on the Widing at ely fourth awnunt. He cited tid whi un jal emnplages of Overy Erne as Chee hid reason tet Ngaik tnt tor unt gen. The event touched on postal service figures and governance, noting plans for future meetings and recognizing key officers and attendees amid a flurry of administrative remarks.
Fire damp caused a fatal mine incident forty miles east of Yokoriie near Cokeville Wyoming. Prospector Charley Furqilat and Guy Bus lou were rescued unconscious. Sampson of Cokeville and others assisted. Two men died, rescuers dragged from the hall, bodies to Cokeville for burial.
A lengthy report on the Seven Troughs mining operation, its development status, and proposed management shifts is reviewed. Capt T Ambers notes a plan to proceed with consolidation and expand production, while references to new oversight and the impact on local stakeholders are discussed.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra received a warm Irish welcome during a Dublin visit. They attended exhibitions, met officials, and rode in a motor car through crowded streets. A garden party at the Ridge gave the queen a view of Parliament’s circle. Royal disdain and goodwill were noted as crowds cheered the sovereigns. A rumor claimed regalia was stolen from Gramubiin Castle, with a government reward offered for its return.
San Francisco offices of the district attorney report a tepid opening in the bribery trial against Pacific Telephone Company officials. Key witness Dr. Roxon described alleged actions by Charles Doxten and others to influence a franchise vote with an $85,000 bribe. The defense pressed to challenge the witness, while clerical questions and procedural interruptions marked today's proceedings.
In Los Angeles July 10 Acting Mayor Paxton is to testify on his disgrace as part of an event tied to the pay of teachers. Chicago school chief Cooley was nominated for president of the Educational Association. Andley urged salaries based on merit and efficiency, arguing for fixed scales tied to years of service and professional study, with promotions halted if efficiency stalls.
Fragmentary text critiques student immaturity and sympathy in learning. It discusses a teacher's role beyond book knowledge, urging practical laboratory work and to prevent depressing effects of constant association with weak students. It hints at improved outcomes when students guide peers.
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