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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1903
Page
7
Weld County Commissioners discuss a broad licensing plan for sugar factories canneries creameries cheese plants mercantile trades and other enterprises. Proposed fees range from 20 to 600 annually with bonds and written applications required. auto club speed limit question sent to county attorney for review.
Random references show a bustling Ogden scene with weddings and baby news. A ten pound boy born yesterday to Ms. Laura Stephan and William Power, and stories of visits by Louis Becraft and Louis Reynolds in the automobile trade. Vendors like Weatherby’s and L Keller & Co advertise food and meat, while early notices mention a board expense claim at the State School for the Deaf and Blind and a council about a hayeln ordinance.
At a July 1908 meeting held in Ogden Utah directors and representatives of Blak Burnsville Lynne Slaterville North Ogden Irrigation companies urged Water Commissioner Hay to regulate the use of water by the Light and Power company to prevent fluctuation and water holding that harm farmers. Ged and Dean signed on behalf of Plain City Harrinville Lynn Slaterville and North Ogden Irrigation outfits.
Plain City notes how a new pumping plant on the Weber river irrigates land never before watered. A steam engine, a fifty horse power boiler, and a driven pump raise water to fields up to 200 acres, proving profitable irrigation despite dry river conditions downstream.
At the council meeting the committee reported no legal objection to the opening of Hudaan avenue and recommended publication notices for abutting property owners. They proposed a bond of 10000 to secure the city, a survey by the city engineer, and listed numerous bills and approvals. The cinema committee and water supply committee also discussed related expenditures and fire department issues with various contemplated actions and payments.
City leaders wrestle with tax rates and library funding while considering a new levy for schools and sidewalks. Officials discuss publication costs, paving repairs, and penalties for property owners, with moves to adjust contingencies and protect city services.
Ming Dat Tok returns to New York after attending the New York College of Music. Professor Lambert notes she will accept a limited number of pupils at her studio on Third Street, inviting a few selected families to enroll.
Five new hardwood floors highlighted in a small Hermitage event with brief notices about an upcoming dance and casual social gathering.
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