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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows classified ad rates for local listings. Mentions weekly earnings, rates per line, and references to ads and public notices with scattered figures and terms.
Ongoing activity expands improvements at the yards with new laborers mobilizing to clear ground and lay materials. Officials promise promised funds and an accelerated schedule as crews prepare foundations and track sites for extensive developments, while residents note prior delays and await the start of construction work.
The report outlines federal and state actions shaping central services, including exams for clerical posts, and notes wonderous developments in a Salt Lake Telegraph review. It highlights rail, mining, and smelting industry trends, farm vegetation growth, land use changes, and anticipated infrastructure improvements in Tooele and surrounding counties.
Morning Exantzer notes that officials intend to crack down on Casper resorts selling liquor to young people and warns keepers against violating age restrictions. The piece emphasizes the danger to moral order and urges vigilance by authorities to protect youths from intoxicants.
Morning Examiner reports James H. Watts health official and Idaho dairy rivals prosecuting fake weights and adulterated products. The campaign targets false scales and skimpy packaging to curb consumer deception. Public outrage grows against artifice in butter and sugar pricing.
Fragmented excerpts describe a defamation dispute where one party accuses another of being a grafter. The text references a witness testimony and mentions a New York power figure and a Chicago center, with debates over character and reputation in a legal setting.
A damaged steamer Alton on the Mississippi river suffered heavy losses after unlicensed forms of navigation and high winds pushed it off course. Passengers were stranded or thrown. rescue efforts towed the vessel to the safer bank while strong winds and rising waters affected towns across several states. No fatalities were confirmed, but injuries and property damage were reported along the river and surrounding communities.
Fragmentary text mentions President Taft and opening a paper or paper pages. The readable portion suggests a public address or formal event with references to government and party lines. The readable names imply a historical political context, though details are unclear.
Reports from the city indicate a citizen committee led by Dusit T. Hack and two officers of the Speakers charter commerce urge the president to permit public access to the fair. They expect the president to attend the Naval Investigation Congress in Syokace from August 9 to 34, though timing remains uncertain. Local leaders anticipate large Northwest turnout in Epo Rane for the president’s decay visit, amid debate on security and infrastructure such as the fire station.
A collision on Lake Seel between the steamers Cowle and Scott caused the Cowle to sink within minutes. Sixteen crewmen were aboard the Cowle, with several rescued as the Scott rendered aid. The wreck occurred after the Cowle struck near White Fish Point, leaving many presumed dead or missing. both ships suffered extensive damage and boats were sent from the Scott to recover survivors.
Acnapala Michigan July 12 a reopened inquest into the 1903 death of T4 at Jas XII Sutten U M continues. Witnesses claim Lieut Butter was not unduly drinking the night of the death and that Carvel fell from a car with Lieutenants Agame Hor ker Osterman and Utley. Col Doyen says the automobile dispute began after entering the academy rounds and Sutton was the aggressor. Doyen notes Sutton later killed himself after arrest and pursuit. Major Fuller reportedly told Doyen the day after Button's death that an animal at dinner made an abrupt remark about ambition.
A fractured report from Washington mentions Jas Anteios presiding over a July gathering. Delegates from St. Paul and Minneapolis districts plus Kansas City and Pasadena convened to discuss reunion plans and announce potential candidates for upcoming elections.
The readable fragments mention a person and a place with unclear roles. A vague gesture toward a可能 event or statement is noted, but specifics are absent. No definite names, dates, or outcomes are established in the surviving text.
The long awaited eighth International convention of the Epworth League of the United States and Canada met in Seattle on the Alaska-Yukon Pacific grounds. Delegates discussed league leadership, reform, and youth involvement, with calls to reorganize and prepare for future work across coast cities. Prominent leaders pledged to carry the movement forward nationwide.
Spokane July 12 report received by J G Monroe secretary Spokane chamber notes wheat crop prospects. Total yield expected around 62 000 000 bushels with 2 001 bushels per acre across 13 eastern Washington counties. Idaho Oregon Montana data show varying totals and prices from 1 00 to 1 50 per bushel. Conservative estimates anticipate strong production though some counties near 8 000 000 bushels targets. Prices cited range from 1 50 to 1 80 per bushel for premium grades.
The Interstate Commerce Commission intends to hold a series of extended hearings starting October and continuing into November. Hearings will be conducted in Spokane Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City and other western cities with witnesses and detailed testimony to be presented.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a motto and names Washington Bras with unclear context. The readable bits imply a political or organizational teaser but lack concrete facts, dates, or clear entities to confirm a coherent news item.
Fragmentary reading suggests a last resort show by Unele-dokeny and pkey 1 at a Naoy-Neit venue, with references to a cirrus dome. Details are unclear, but event appears uncertain and lacks concrete dates or participants.
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