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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes clothing selling phrases with odd figures like 420 and 25 suite, reduced to 15.00 gnit 1878, and items priced at 8, 3.75 with references to cuts and lists. The readable parts suggest a discount sale note listing various prices and items.
Reports from the San Juan oil field describe active drilling prep by a Chicago company backed by Standard Oil interests. Engineers and government geologists assess potential, with Arcola Wall well producing around 160 barrels daily as operations expand.
The report describes oil operations near Goodrich townsite with wells and production outlook. It notes multiple wells, a rail of 400 barrels per day potential, and a plan to number wells in sequence. It mentions crude California and San Juan oil grades and projected refined product values, stressing demand for gasoline engines and motor fuels.
Reports from Tanager Gilson at Walon Port land Cement describe the collapse that trapped seventeen men at the mine. Work to clear rock and earth continues as relatives and a dedicated public await news of the missing crew.
In a federal bankruptcy proceeding, twelve bankrupts were discharged and four adjudicated as bankrupts. Discharged individuals include George Hibley A Bail ey and A Ray Bownwn of Ogden and several others from Salt Lake and surrounding areas. Petitions by James T. Durrand and John W. Wutehingon were mixed at SBF, with assets listed and initial claims detailed.
Fragmentary notice requests alternatives for Sixth ward residents lacking guidance. Mentions Madge and online securement of care, with initials and names obscured. Indicates evening advertisement deadlines and purification notice for readers to respond.
In Ogden the lecturer H W Weed of Ghnagd plans a talk tomorrow at the Orpherm on improving the city with focus on parks and cemetery beautification. He praises Ogden, cites the Ile park and Pwentty Beh tadreek, and argues thoughtful, cost effective enhancements. A quartet led by Ballantyne, Allison, Madsen, and Nye will perform. doors open at 7:45 with free admission.
The quarterly Uteb ress association convention at the Hermitage discusses advertising bias against country weeklies, agency practices, and press freedom. Speakers include John White and V S Peat, with delegates from Salt Lake City Provo and others. afternoon sessions adjourn for dinner, then resumes amid heated exchanges.
Fragmentary report outlines a heated public dispute over Volivar rights and governance. Names including John Alexander Towle and George Vellyn appear amid mentions of local figures and a council meeting. The text references South Sea island contexts and various local officials, suggesting a tense political struggle.
Superintendent John M Mills returns after month away visiting key American cities and discussing educational reforms. The Boston gathering of the National Educational Association focuses on eight grade integration bridging middle and high schools while naming Mrs Fila Plage Young president.
The town reports good corn weather with warm, invigorating days and near freezing nights. Deputy Sheriff Joan Hytehenn notes adaptation to conditions and Utah's corn culture potential. past days featured pleasant warmth but rising fatalities in some areas prompt shelter-seeking response.
County commissioners met to discuss a crash on a county road near Plain City where Willard faced damages and a vehicle was wrecked. An opinion from the county attorney addressed liability for the Transit company tied to franchise extensions.
A damaged police court note records several names and actions including an arrest and minor fines. The legible parts mention individuals such as Klim, HR, VWekora, Frank Price, Vickor Ona Laren, and a $1 fine or payment context. The text is severely garbled with missing words and unclear charges.
A garbled report outlines several local court actions. It mentions a $6 forfeiture connected to a citizen named Be Wee, a $5 forfeiture for failure to appear, and notes about driving offenses and a person named Stoorwall arriving in town. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Joseph G. Wonaker arrived in Piplock after a long car ride from Burlingone where he spoke at Cantos and Tet Buritapume. Reports say his four speeches were vigorous and drew crowds, with fears of a health issue remaining ungrounded after recent heat incidents.
An alert health department reported a smallpox case in Eden Iron County. Mie Belle Henry, 114 Twenty seventh Street, was quarantined as doctors and a sanitary inspector confirmed an active variant of smallpox. The patient’s condition is described as advanced, with family exposure noted and a doctor called to the home.
A fragmented note describes two groups of women advised to choose nourishing foods while avoiding certain items. It suggests careful reading of a small link or guide about diet and health. The text emphasizes gentle strength and small steps toward better well being.
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