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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
4
June profits from Goldfield Consolidated Co reveal gross values across tonnage and concentrates with Mohawk and Charmont derivatives leading. Report details distribution of ore concentrates, milling costs, transportation, and overall profit across multiple departments and product lines.
An incomplete note discusses wartime spending limits and expected temporary shortages. It references attempts to increase tonnage and production but notes obstacles from wartime factors. The text emphasizes that all other rates or payments remain in doubt due to the current constraint.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers invites members to attend the funeral of Bratt erly Heifner. Key officers and members are urged to participate in the service scheduled for Friday at 9 o clock in the morning. Location and further details unavailable in readable text.
The Bingham-Dutte Consolidated Mining Company, a fourteen-patent group, advances in fast forging to the front. Work at the old Tewanker shaft began this year, with ore showing copper, gold, and silver values. Management believes the district holds rich potential as exploration continues and stockholders declare new representations.
Fragmentary text hints at camp negotiations or propositions related to beverages, with odd phrasing suggesting a ceremonial or celebratory moment. No clear identities or events emerge to ground a full report.
The article sketches a proposed bout between Peanuts Sinclair and Governor McGovern, noting Sinclair has a history of strong punching and multiple knockouts. It cites past ring legends and possible venues in Ogden or Salt Lake City, while mentioning McGovern’s short, controversial record and Sullivan’s fading strength in prior matches.
In New York City a man about 40 walked to the Williamaburg bridge and, after reading a racing chart and sharing a cigarette, shot himself from the pler area to a roadway beneath the water. A second unidentified man climbed a stone parapet at a nearby wharf and leaped to the rocks 29 feet below.
A five year ministry review at First Congregational Church in Ogden features Rev Noble Bherkin defending convictions on justice and morality. He criticizes municipal ethics and political corruption while urging Christian pews to demand decency and active engagement against graft.
Taft expected to address the conservation congress in St Paul in September after a conference with the Northwest conservation delegation. The National Conservation Committee plans to seek authorization for program changes, with Gifford Pinchot and allies signaling willingness to grant.
Telegram from the War Department cites doubt about a militia drill in Utah with references to Colorado militia, Fort Desert reservation water allotments, and daily supply figures of 16 900 gallons. It notes no arrangements for use and mentions General Wendell directing camp setup 8 miles from Ulah.
The War Department reports sufficient water supply for Fort D. A. Russell maneuvers but notes the Colorado Wyoming and Utah contingents have withdrawn participation due to alleged water shortages. Latest sports detail daily water totals and new reserves, with pipelines authorized to double supply if needed for troops.
Fragmentary text hints at Colorado capital themes, neon lighting, parlor discourse, and regional water and power topics. Mentions teams at home and local counties with striking actions, plus electric plans and a broader state context.
Report from Los Angeles outlines sensational claims about Dr. Huwley Craven and his wife’s lover as courtroom tangle grows. Witness accounts describe the couple’s London visit and alleged threats, while Mrs Crippen and kin deny involvement. Newsmen press for details amid rising public interest and police notes.
A Mount Vernon report tells of a bantam hen with an unusual brood care pattern during wheat harvest. The hen refuses to abandon her chicks as the field is harvested, while a farmer named DeWill Coombs helps shelter the brood and notes the birds’ peculiar, alert behavior and quick moves for cover.
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