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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1909
Page
8
Fort Myer will host Wright brothers flights with Army officers joining as observers and copilots. After training drills the group will attempt engine and propeller tests, then a formal government test under prescribed conditions.
East Lake, Ind, 92 Intlee W Van Meare, former president of the Arseclean Man factutera' association, arrived in Salt Lake for the Pacific cnaxt expo with Mrs Van Creare. He says his company will not retire from the fight against organized labor and predicts the U.S. Supreme Court will sustain Gompers in the contempt case. Gompers publicly showed contempt for the courts, while Van Meare disputes the utility of the decision and hopes it tempers radical elements in the labor movement.
Kayette July 1 reports crop notes in Davis county with limited peach yield this year but a full crop of amber peaches expected after grafting. Births at Kayerville hospital include a boy to Mr and Mrs Nathan Brevey and a girl from Mr and Mrs Samuel Rushforth. Special city vote approved borrowing for 440,000 waterworks. Oregon Short Line plans three paving locomotives between Salt Lake City and Ogden for improved passenger service. Quarantine at Haight home for smallpox affecting two older boys, and a social in Kayerville with Prof Baatri Coop and Mark Tinen. Harvest in southwestern plains shows abundant field.
The land measure notice from the land office outlines designation and list of lands within a county showing acreage by townships and ranges. It lists towns and ranges with acres apportioned, totals and references to entry under the vine land act.
A pedestrian, Bal Sarkes Sul, was struck by a car on State Street in Mur tal. The victim, a local resident, sustained injuries and was taken to a hospital after the collision. Police reported the driver remained at the scene and the investigation continues for details.
Disjointed OCR text recalls a warclug bell and a front worlhouse incident. Conductor Hodory Proctor and Mitommian Jor ent Whehlen observe a panel shift and a fatal impact as the crowd watches the supradh event.
A Minnesota gathering highlighted durum flour as a bread grain with favorable color and texture. State leaders and experts discussed trials, comparing durum with common wheat, noting better dough handling, higher water absorption, and potential price effects for farmers. Endorsements from bakers and researchers cited improved loaf qualities and consumer interest.
A morphine death is reported with police and hospital involvement. Victim Bunntney pint is found near a riverbank under heavy police scrutiny. Officials, including Dr. F. and MAlbank, investigate possible causes and seek witnesses as the case unfolds.
A damaged OCR obituary fragment describes a stout, middle aged man known for steady trade skills and reserve. It mentions a funeral home and a pending service, with unclear final dates or names, leaving core details about his age and occupation incomplete.
A severe fire in Magrath, Alberta, caused by lightning struck a rural residence. It damaged the roof and siding near the foundation, tore through the structure, toppled belongings, and sprayed debris across rooms. Emergency responders reported a chaotic interior, with flames breaching walls and scattering items.
Scuffett, Carton Ca, duty L Neverian Bite, and Joseph and Mars Price among the ill fated workers. A boy was injured with a fractured skull and head wound while his taker was hurt. both men trapped and coal fire killed earlier. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon. This is the second death this week in Scofield mines as work resumed after earlier tremors.
Charles Wheeler of Fayron was shot and killed at Colten by Charles Brewart, aged 41, during a quarrel. Stewart Wok aided Brewart and was captured. Brewart is held by Sheriff Judd at Brow. Wheeler fired with a 48 caliber revolver. Stewart says self defense, others dispute.
State board of insanity met here and approved expenditures totaling 162,162.21 with current expenses for June of 1,205.04. The report covers admissions in June, staff actions, and a death in the ward. Funeral plans and transfers to Salt Lake area are noted along with a state mental hospital tally and related county attorney actions.
An item describes a wart veterans encampment in Whichfield Bayer County with plans and meetings. The notice mentions organizers, local officials, and anticipated arrangements for a gathering or event, including dates, places, and potential activities.
An advertisement extols FelsNaptha as speeding dirt from fabric without backache or bending over a wash-tub. It asserts clothes last twice as long, resisting damage from boiling or scalding, and staying whiter and cleaner when used per the wrap directions in cold or warm water.
A long discussion by Browning on how to raise the rising generation. He warns against overindulging children and emphasizes training them to perform duties, resist idle amusements, and develop responsibility. He argues for structured guidance over permissive parenting.
Weber County commissioners adopted a comprehensive tax levy and school district funding plan. The package includes maintenance and sinking fund levies, school site improvements, and a new mill rate increase, along with a separate city tax for Osdemn City. The total Weber County levy totals 22 mills, with county and city components funded by assessed property values and state allocations. The measure faced mixed public support during the vote, with debate over road funding and highway improvements.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a plan or event involving a person named Poy and a wine pairing. The text mentions tiles, a bed, pine sets, and a reference to a date or person Veson. The readable terms suggest a local notice or personal record rather than a full article.
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