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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
1
A city plan to open Hudson Avenue through a condemned district prompts mass clearance. Tenants to move, deals with leaseholders, and estimated costs spread to property owners. new street would link Twenty Fourth to Twenty Third streets with modern, appealing blocks.
Citizens of Ogden rally behind a local milling firm amid a push to boost production. The Ogden Milling & Elevator Co faces cooperation from residents and nearby businesses as officials seek to stabilize jobs and supply flour in the region.
A police chief receives a letter seeking to locate a young man named Myron Neat. The missive describes his appearance and age and asks for publication of the notice to aid in his discovery. The letter is signed by MREL, DB, DRIVERS, with unclear sender details and origin.
Wrights store closed yesterday as employers and employees gathered at the Hermitage for a communal dinner. Guests enjoyed a three-sided table setup, a concert of singing by local traders, and a toast by Wright Tatke praising workers’ good will and hospitality in a festive, small-town gathering.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Wright's store event with workers from East and West joining a speech rally. Attendees include Eborted Bowman Poulter Becket and others who praised hard work and loyalty while a lively, mixed crowd joined in a dance after the meal.
Notice to all National Cash Register users. The ad lists supplies such as tapes and check paper and urges customers to present a card when needing anything. The address given is 106 Trop me A card whan needing any thing Groshell, No. 249 Biate at.
Police in Ogden traced and captured a burglary gang led by Mitevell and Mitehedgan after a Crocker boarding house theft. The trio’s trunks yielded evidence of multiple break ins across locales, including a newlywed couple’s home. One member was detained en route to Seattle. officers in Portland aided the pursuit.
District Judge J.F. Fowell yesterday signed a decision in the Simmons case. Lewis Apaviding was awarded fee simple title to certain real estate in Ogden city. Joseph T. Simmons and four other defendants were restrained from interfering with the plaintiff's rights in any manner.
An obscure fragment describes temperatures around 101 degrees in a thermometer reading, with other figures nearing 97. The scene mentions ice and cream dealers, a crowd under trees, and parked carriages, all amid a chaotic, dreamlike account of events and people, without clear attribution.
Advertisement for travel from Portland with round trip price and July 10 departure details. Includes contact address at 3614 Washington Ave and a butchers shop style call for further ticket information.
The sudden death of Elva Manda, 12 daughter of Mrs. A Manda, of Promise City Iowa, was reported from Ogden. She had been sick at their old home for weeks and died in Ogden. Elva attended Mound Fort School, was active in Seventh Ward Church primaries and local society groups. Her funeral arrangements will be announced.
Ogden youth Tredertee Tedwartt Lark aged 16 died after a toy blank cartridge gun discharged during Fourth of July celebrations. He was a bright student with many friends in Ogden. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 at 2940 Pingree Avenue with Bishop Snelen officiating. Interment in West Weber cemetery following a 2 pm service at West Weber meeting house.
National figures seek unity within the party as Colonel Roosevelt says he supports both regulars and insurgents. He urges Republicans to back the right choice, while New York leaders from Governor Hughes to Congressman Wadworth stress no split nomination. The aim is to prevent a Democratic win and keep the GOP united across factions.
The report details senators and officials naming potential candidates as Governor Hughes and Col Roosevelt weigh options. Meeting notes describe discussions with Bevarigo, Carter, Loehi, and others, urging a suitable Republican pick. Roosevelt’s influence cited as key, with various callers expressing support or seeking clarity on a nominee.
Beverly, July 19 President Taft envisions no interference in party matters or candidate selection. He expects to read no one out of the party and to avoid endorsing any specific candidate for governor or other offices. The monetary commission reports a broad reform program with a central bank idea, while Aldrich may tour the country promoting reforms.
The cronomy coumbetol to ba ovi posed as department chiefs at Waste Yogton. It was announced that the president and his family would host a party of friends leaving Mayflower Monday. They will travel north through Lutes narrows and down past Eastport to Bar Harbor for a two or three day stay. No other stops or formal engagements are decided. Ephrata, July 14. Millie Allred of Chester died at home after nervous trouble. born May 1, 1841 in Missouri. She joined the Mormon faith, emigrated to Utah, lived in Kayville, Nephi, Spring City, and Chester. She was mother of ten, with surviving children listed, funeral tomorrow at the Chester funeral home and burial at Spring City.
Salt Lake July 1 Robert A Broadturat district supervisor for animal industry department of agriculture with headquarters at Mount Pleasant travels to Salt Lake on department business. He notes silage and feed conditions are good despite a long dry season hay crops may yield half usual and wheat is below normal. Accompanied by State Senator Levey Town Jorganson attorney and others.
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