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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
8
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal notice about phosphate land withdrawals with tangled names and dates. It mentions applicants or claimants, references to Tate and Hanis frame, and dates including February and November. The legibility is poor, but the core action appears to be withdrawal or designation of land related to phosphate mining or use, with noted officials or entities and uncertain dates.
A garland of thanks appears in a local notice honoring family members and community figures. The item pays tribute to loved ones, expresses gratitude for support, and mentions administrators and neighbors who contributed to the arrangements and memorials.
A rock toppled onto a Southern Pacific trestle train near Lakeside, killing four aboard and injuring six others. The derailed cars plunged into Great Bull Lake as crews rushed to the scene. survivors rescues and authorities moved bodies to Ogden for burial preparations.
A jumble of brief classified items lists job inquiries for stenographers and travel agents, excursions north, car buyers and sellers, a coroner verdict, marriage licenses, storage coal prices, and public notices. Names like Dr Snodgrass, Arthur Sheppard, and Mary Danney appear alongside addresses and local businesses such as Eccles Building and National Bank Building.
A party from Wastport left at sunrise heading toward War Harbor in the afternoon. Requests were made for Preskien Taft to speak at Bar Merbor and to attend a Thursday gathering. Mrs Fatt and others from the piety group visited Crinpo Delle Tuesday evening. Mr Morrimaa guided visitors on a towel trip for a dean-ase Ashing outing, returning shortly before mashover war jintniinly until we the Tarbar.
Society notes describe a Mrs Berry led afternoon at Sylvan Park with games and a benefit. Guests include Mrs Th Amith Mrs WW A South Mrs Fred William and others. Plans mention Mrs Buckley and her daughter Agta traveling to Italy.
Miss Josephine Collam and John R Shaw, both of Pleasant View, were married in a Logan temple ceremony. The couple, about four years apart, plan a bridal trip to Idaho and Wyoming. A bridal shower for Miss Ruby Clark followed at the family residence on Lisbeth Avenue with music and games, attended by many local friends and relatives.
A pleasant evening at the Slone home on Fenendalrret featured a corsage and park reception with music and dancing. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Chels tensen, Mr and Mrs Chrise Price, Mr and Mrs Phomey Mins, Mr and Mrs Chauncey Stone, and many others.
The Commerce Commission holds that rates on yellow plug lumber and related products from Jopta may be unreasonably high across Arkansas Missouri New Mexico and Colorado. Proceedings began with the Lofalana Cortes Lumber Company and other manufacturers of yellow pine. By approval of the nomination, carriers were bound by FEAL rule and late fees after October 1, 1910, with reduced rates tied to Colorado policy. No sale above 100 pounds to Barton Norvale or Venaga and Bandon. Repairs may be awarded on proof of abandonment. Hitt trips to Kansas and Wyoming, while higher rates applied elsewhere.
To whom it may concern this certifies that I will not be responsible for any bills except my own signed by Frank Rablahd and others.
A fragmentary 1911 style dispatch reports optimistic American outlook under President Diaz and Roosevelt context, praising resources and peaceful citizens. It notes trade, capital for development, improved agriculture, and a call for skilled workers and machinery to advance national capacity.
A wealthy Brooklyn manufacturer, Krinko, fears for his life after receiving two letters from a group calling itself The Criminal Committee demanding $5,000 with threats of death if not paid. He notified police, placed guards, and took precautionary steps to protect his family and valuables.
A cross border fence dispute near a town just across the Mexican boundary led to the arrest of one man and a claim of a gate at the boundary. The California paroled suspect faces charges while the state Department seeks a full investigation from the American embassy in Mexico City.
Des Moines July 1. A county grand jury returned an indictment charging Governor Carroll of Iowa in the Corral War investigation. It centers on statements about John Cowne former chairman of the state board of control and remarks published May 24 in the Capital supporting the resignation demand. Attorney M H Cohen appeared for the governor who did not enter the house. The governor was arraigned by teleph line authorities and the case proceeds with special grand jury action.
Mina Kale Tomer, 21, was seriously wounded in her Ghiencounty home after surprising a burglar in her bedroom. She attempted to seize the intruder and flee to raise an alarm, but the man fired twice, hitting her right shoulder as she ran. The assailant escaped.
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