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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows scattered contact lines for standard telephones and editors including references to an Independent paper. Names and details are garbled, with multiple phone numbers and office labels incomplete and hard to parse for a coherent notice.
The article discusses education reform and the role of voluntary involvement in schools. It argues for a moral and social duty guiding families and communities to support children and uphold standards. It mentions concerns about discipline, religious or civic influence, and the balance between authority and freedom in upbringing.
The article discusses Norwegian immigration to the United States, noting sizable arrivals and comparisons with Sweden. It cites estimates of Norwegian population in the U S and Sweden, and mentions statistics on trade, agriculture, and industry, with references to historical population figures and territorial data.
The text presents a fragmented editorial taking a strong stance on personal autonomy, legal limits, and societal duty. It references a death, family connections, and debates over freedom versus authority, with many garbled phrases but a central push for individual rights and cautions against oppressive laws. It mentions a Minster, police, and public opinion shaping legal norms.
A fragmented report chronicles remarks on canal work and irrigation plans, noting officials and physicians discussing progress, funding, and potential success. It mentions attempts to revive a project amid political and governmental critique, with references to key figures and dates.
Mrs Baker of Rehield died after a lingering illness that left her bedridden for weeks. She lived with seven children, including Mrs Oliver Denson, and suffered a long decline culminating in Bright's disease. Charles Bhougaard reported the accident that preceded the funeral and the community mourns the loss of a long respected resident.
The Utah Post Masters held a convention in Salt Lake City with officers elected including president Thomak, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer. Speakers included Mayor Tabinsau and Congressman Benelaleo. Remarks covered union and legislative topics, with involvement from FEMA and Springvale officials.
A Arizona paper reports a federal grand jury indictment of 14 Mormons from Apache County for plural marriages under the Edmunds act. The article notes community sympathy for those charged, mentions hardships from indictments, and outlines government actions to prosecute those with more than one wife and underage children.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court scene noting courtesy shown, a defendant’s reluctance, a mention of Mont elagnatia, and a jury connected to the case. The text references an attempt to bring the docket before the court amid an ordeal and continuing proceedings.
Arrivals listed for Reed Hotel include travelers from Denver Boston and New York among others. The note references multiple names and locales such as Boston Denver New York Salt Lake City and Oakland with various initials and partial titles.
The weekly crop bulletin reports hot dry periods followed by storms bringing heavy rain. Grain suffered lodging and damage from high winds but irrigated grain remained near average with harvest ongoing. Alfalfa quality declined in late season while fruit and potatoes showed mixed results and irrigation water remained scarce.
Rail travelers see last minute adjustments on the Salt Lake line as officials announce revised schedules and maintenance plans. The notice lists minor service tweaks, crews and routes affected, with emphasis on safety and reliability.
The Deseret News reports planned road widenings between Avada and Calleule with a 41 mile detour and a seven mile grade change to improve traffic. It notes bids are being sought for the project and mentions a temporary bridge rework and a new alignment near Lynn Junction and the Bowler river.
The Salt Lake Nuggets reports former Gov Blackbaal at a Mongotaers-Bhashone Ming InE board meeting at Boat Wy Inn. A. J. Ores travels to Silver City to explore Addie and Trade Dollar Extension properties. New articles filed include Chin-Kantucky Mining with 160000 capital and Advance Gold Mining with 100000 capital. Directors named include Hackett, Godky, Hy Gonhe, and others. Ore consignment data from Tonopah and Goldfield is listed, with June receipts of 85477.14 and expenses of 57888.30, implying a monthly dividend around 46000.
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