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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
8
A reader testimonial touts Cooper's New Discovery as a cure for stomach distress, nerves, and insomnia. It asserts relief, strength, and happiness after taking the medicine, citing a letter from Mrs. Wdy Sehayren of Laneville describing improved appetite, digestion, and sleep.
Harriman officials rejected the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen grievance seeking a raise of two cents an hour over the Chicago schedule of four cents. The union also sought yardmasters and assistant yardmasters, with appeals planned to Vice President B Calvin. The decision, opposed by several unions, is described as unprecedented in delaying wage increases, while crew wage disputes continue in Chicago and other lines.
A fragment from a drawing room scene features a speaker asking to address a person by name and noting an import line from Transatlantic Tales. The text presents garbled phrasing and unclear attribution, but centers on social address and a command about propriety in conversation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Olsen return from a northwest trip visiting British Columbia and California. They attend the Rose Parade with 4,000 children and see 21 schools. Oakland Fourth of July parade draws 2,000 people. Mr. Olsen envisions Ogden as a growing center with organized exhibits, cleaner streets, and improved sidewalks, urging public investment in wayfinding, depots, and civic infrastructure while praising Gulf ideas and local vendors.
City committee meetings approved payroll of 2203.04 and granted licenses for Campbell Brothers circuit. A contract over 204.75 was awarded to Halvorson Bros. for park buildings. Street repairs from Adams to Jefferson discussed, with frontage proportion considerations. Sanitary and nuisance issues noted, including street washing debates and pest control materials offered by vendors.
A murky news item details rats ravaging camps and tunnels near Nevada and Utah. Miners confronts live rats and stolen goods, with reports of guards, rustling, and supervisors tracing losses to a syndicate tied to a Pan-American company.
Fragmented item reports a real estate deal involving seven modern buildings planned for a lot on Madison Street near 26th Avenue. It notes transfer of ownership from Stewart to Benson for four thousand dollars and mentions Stewart’s move to San Francisco and Simmons Hardware ties.
The performance features Seve Alegayt tages in a chaotic mix of language and character, with Barn Kendall and Ken Ya's first Ogden appearance drawing mixed reactions. Despite garbled narration, the cast delivers several moments of clever humor, notably the Joker’s quips and Benda’s stage presence, supported by a sizable company including Linda Cabby and Mark Ritson.
In a disputed exchange between Wie Cilegeagh yon puny and Qiel employes Prashteni 4, local teleamphers discuss delaying action to prevent clash. Parties expect representatives from the stirling tlographers and mid repracariatives to meet as the session nears retirement.
Fragmentary text hints at a local or courtly dispute involving Cantallo, Whealya, and Lay Passenier with cryptic phrases about limits, fort value, and an unclear Pint of fort. The garbled OCR leaves人物, places, dates, and concrete actions unreadable.
A local notice outlines a dry cleaning department in a wartime effort, detailing assignments for handling clothing and supplies. It mentions a street address at 437 Twenty-ninth Street and notes the department’s role in supporting public needs during the period.
A garbled OCR style record from a local board or commissioners meeting includes numerous misspellings and fragments. It mentions a claimant from the city liquor committee, references to Omaha, license issues, and various names and actions without clear context or coherent sequence. The text is unreadable in parts, with scattered phrases about committees, payments, and a council-like body.
Public notice announces a land sale for properties around Weber County. Details reference various names and locations, including Lansengey and Sidney Steven's Implement Go, with prices and delivery terms for fruit and related goods. The ad mentions an Oregon Short Line excursion and a Salat Hage event, inviting readers to see the line for specifics.
A local council approves rifle practice for a group amid mixed reactions. Officials emphasize safety measures while residents voice worries about noise and potential hazards near schools and residential areas.
July 7 in Washington a juried hearing concluded with Judge Humphrey cleared of all charges. The trial examined allegations of improper actions related to the sale of a tabet and funds, asserting integrity amid allegations and turmoil in the central territory.
A partial report describes transfers at Mic Davy department and a forceful removal of yard assets. It notes an unnamed shipyard event with involvement by a vigilante group and actions by the Navsoth yard in Hin Pacthe. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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