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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage lists various apparel and fabric item codes, sizes, and prices with unclear context. It mentions neck styles, sleeve lengths, and trims, interspersed with alphanumeric references like A5c 50 £0 Dby 7ho and Kait Mamls, making precise meaning difficult.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Jenson, Mealy Cafa, Colimins, Hebrauka, and John Hutchens. It notes a move to spend a year at an old home and a police department promotion of Hutchens to night detective to work with the patrol fares unit.
The wife of Gi'ryy Recorder Moreton died suddenly yesterday in bed after a prolonged illness. Her husband, children, and remaining family mourn her passing. A wartime naval message noted ships not coming, while another item described a president’s letter urging diversion of social life during the distress.
A fire front ripped across sand ridges south of Ogden with smoke blanketing the sky. About 200 men organized brigades with wetsuits, shovels, and plows to halt the blaze, which crept toward farms and the riverbank before authorities gained control by nightfall.
Spokane and vicinity residents, nearly thirty in number, declare intent to join missionaries for travel to Africa and other lands. No funds are provided for local support. travelers rely on private aid while at sea. One missionary has already sailed to South America.
A historical report describes an Industrial School for boys known as White City to be governed by a mayor and city council elected by the students with supervision by Supt Thomas and Captain Kaets. The plan includes a two week living experiment near nature with strict daily charges and a reforming juvenile justice system in place.
A July incident near Vophtinertiie left five laborers severely injured after a threshing machine explosion at a local farm. Witnesses say the attacker, farmer John Finds, set a new Awsoniation Tamer alight in a convent flame to destroy evidence. Police report identify the assailant as HHestar, a farmer tied to the disputed field.
In Rome a garbled report notes the Mikado expressing thanks to the Pope for sending a special envoy to the pontiff. It references an imperial letter and an embassy to a figure named O Conell, with unclear surrounding details. The readable text mentions Rome and a formal gesture of gratitude.
Fragmented report describes a mistyped case involving an immigrant from Alden facing detention and potential deportation. It mentions Mrs. Charlotte Teach, an unnamed man from Ogden, and immigration officers planning travel to Rotterdam with financial responsibilities borne by the ship line and authorities.
A formal warranty deed records transfer from Thomas Huber and his wife to Rewis 1 Wibbows. The property lies in South Under Survey area, with reference to block 5 and plat D. Additional identifiers include Mary E and local lot descriptions.
An old report notes a series of experiments by a university scientist on vegetation and gas effects. It describes introducing gases such as chlorine and sulfur compounds into test vegetation, observing rapid oxidation and vigorous chemical reactions, with questions raised about the extent of volatile dioxide impacts on plant life.
Harrisville hosts Pioneer Day festivities on July 24 with a morning opening dance and a schedule of races and contests. Committee organizers promote demonstrations, wagon and relay events, and family entertainment in Weber County. Local Ford’s orchestra to provide music on event days.
Reports from Ogden spark debate over cycling record times with Clarke, Demar, and Lawson amid questions of timing accuracy. Salt Lake riders and fans weigh in as officials review speeds, while another public case links police conspiracy charges to travel fraud and a landmark arrest in Salt Lake. Excursion offer to Salt Lake via Rio Grande noted.
Garbled court item reports a district court proceeding yesterday afternoon involving Police George A. Shawls and others with unrelated advertising copy for Wagons and tires from Sieney Bleven's Implement Co. Ogden.
Barwers boycott surrounds a local shop near Bam Lake with chaotic notes on workers, customers, and a disputed sale. The fragmented text references Loy Ashton, Hobbes, and a happening in the evening about a stand and a press note urging readers to answer with help. The piece hints at a boycott action and community response.
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