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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows mixed local notices and ads. Names include Fred M Nye Co, Smalley’s Jewelry, Stanloy, Mark Murphy, Clarence Ginnell, and Blandara. references to stores vacating, office lines, depot travel, Salt Lake dispatch, and carpet underlay inquiries. The piece preserves era tone with scattered addresses and products.
The text outlines Theodore Roosevelt’s two campaign tours the Western and Southern trips with dates from August to September and October. It notes stops in cities nationwide, anticipated speeches, and the secretary’s requests for speaking slots, while Roosevelt remains inclined to limit invitations and focus on delivering major addresses. The piece also mentions Uncle Remus day in the southern tip and various organizations awaiting Roosevelt’s appearances.
The Utah Pharmacists Association elected officers at Ogden yesterday and held five sessions. Willard Heneeo urged placards on fountains using artificial coloring and flavoring. benzol soda ban details were discussed. druggists debated enforcement of narcotics laws and proposed a state health board.
Mrs. Rogers is found dead in her bathroom at 870 South Wat Tearple aheel Ogden? The body shows she died about an hour before discovery. Dr. W. M. Stewart concluded she was dead prior to his examination. Funeral planned for Saturday with interment at Ally Oltrat cemetery. The article details a troubled scene with family members traveling from Ogden and local relatives and staff names.
Dr Stewart was called and learned that all efforts to save the patient were futile. Mrs Rogers, married 26 years, aged nearly 60, is survived by three daughters and other relatives. The piece also notes stock market chatter, urging conservative purchases amid mixed signals and discussing rail and utility sector movements.
A Provo area plan outlined at a Roberts hotel meeting aims to form a regional electric system and pave the way for financing and construction. Attendees included state and county officials and local business leaders who named a committee to organize the project and study routes and franchise needs for a canal and rail corridor style system. The discussion highlighted potential routes from Salt Lake to Faygon and noted key supporters and possible franchise requests.
Bok Lake on July 16 notes a recommendation from the food and health departments to pass a warning on meat safety and city supply risks. The council committee also considers a sewer extension contract bid issue and a damages claim by Mrs Annie M. Ray for injuries near the new Reams building on Main Street.
In an overnight incident at Bingham, Italian resident July Wyalton Faulnelou was attacked by five intruders at his home. He suffered multiple injuries from knifing and beating while the suspects looted valuables, including $125 hidden at the scene. Warrants issued for three suspects as officers investigate. A separate break-in at Bowrrard's meat market occurred at 2 am, with the thief fleeing toward Copper Belt railroad. property loss estimated under $50.
Government notes withdrawals and restorations of coal lands prior to July 1, 1910. It cites a revised entry after disqualification and reentry, with total appraised valuation rising to 449,875,008 against 170,068,788. The inquiry asks for the minimum price at which government coal lands could be disposed. Signed by RA Ballinger, Secretary.
A Cleveland incident near North Olmsted ends with gunfire and three railroad workers wounded while robbers flee. Police, sheriff, and troops coordinate a countrywide search as envelopes and valuables vanish and the gang scatters across the southwest corner of the county.
Fragmented OCR reveals reports of Pitman foundering under starving conditions in Washington. Descriptions mention confinement, hunger, and protest by American citizens amid parliamentary chatter, with references to transfers and harsh prison conditions.
Western Montana battles four new wildfires as crews prepare for rapid spread. Government officials including Secretary of Agriculture Wilson plan visits, while Libby and Libby region brace for extensive fire activity along the Great Northern line and Kootenai reserve. Fire crews, forest guards, and railroad workers are mobilized to protect communities such as Anaconda and Whitefish as flames threaten timberlands and corridors.
A brief notice states that corporate tax is being revised to fairness under authority of the tax revenue board. It mentions a halt and review process with officials reference to the agency and dates not fully legible.
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