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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
7
A fragmented notice shows a district court filing against the city of Huntsville for 1060.60 and against James S. Hull for 800, tied to a real estate dispute. The document references a burglary accusation and a legal sequence continuing on Page Seven.
An unnamed Utah Stationery Company boy was fatally struck when he ran in front of a car driven by Coburn, a Benraft garage worker. The accident occurred near Washington Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street as the youngster dashed into traffic. He died instantly under the wheels, with witnesses noting the car passed over him before stopping yards away. Coburn was later reproved by the car owner for permitting speed through crowded streets.
An Ogden reader praises Dean's Kidney Pills claiming they strengthened tired kidneys and cured kidney disease. The letter cites a prior endorsement from 1996 and urges continued publication. Sold by all dealers with ten cent boxes. Foster-Sulbury Co of Buffalo is the sole agent for the Bratea line.
Howard Byorty Weed, famed Chicago architect, addressed Ogden residents on improving Ogden’s parks and streets. He proposed more alleys and lakeside resort, better boulevards, a canyon overlook, and a municipal water-sprinkling program, urging citizen land donation and private funding for improvements while criticizing current neglect and garbage issues.
Gouden Packing and Provisions Co advertises meat payment terms for hogs and veal. It lists live weight and dressed weight prices, daily slaughter days Fridays 7:21 to 11:20 am, with $11.75 per hundred pounds live weight and $11.76 dressed, plus deductions for weight tiers and fat content.
A muddled report outlines Harrisville and Marrinville hosting a Toucey Bay annual celebration with varied events Sunday through the week, led by a committee. The program features speeches, music, student participation, and a community meal, with safety and orderly conduct emphasized.
A fragmentary line hints at powerful local committees in a northern district. The text suggests influence shaping decisions and governance, though details are sparse and attribution unclear.
A description of the Mallet locomotive test on the Ogden to Franton run reports 1740 tons hauled on a two percent grade. W Avoupe operated throttle under chief mechanical engineer supervision as the Rudyin company's big engines, weighing 994 tons each, replaced four conventional units to cut freight costs. The test notes 70 miles between Ogden and Franaton and compares with standard freight engines rated 1100 to 1650 tons, while detailing engine weight and proposed savings and remarks on Ogden's growth and investments.
Crough, once a longtime resident of Chicago and former Ogden shop owner, plans a long awaited trip back to visit Ogden. He cites bias and missed chances to reconnect, noting friends and memories from Windy City days and current painting projects as part of his journey.
The readable portion lists scattered names and phrases with no clear event, date, or location. It fails to present a coherent person, organization, or incident to summarize reliably.
A large Baptist picnic near Ogden drew near hundred attendees. The Ladies Mission Society organized the event with Kennington leading the invitation. Young people rode to the Wor village in hay racks while seniors walked the streets. An afternoon of games and mountain treks under the Hermitage grove followed meals with plentiful food.
Alabama visitors met Chief Browning and related officials yesterday. The gathering included conversations on local matters and community concerns, with a focus on safety, improvement, and cooperation among residents and authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text describing property transfers, dates, and locations poorly. Mentions a theater and a quartered event with vague names and numbers, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable parties to summarize.
An 11 year old Jacksonville boy Tyrence Baker drowned after swimming in Lake Worth. A large venomous fish lurked beneath the surface and pierced his neck with a barbed spine, causing fatal blood loss within minutes as onlookers pleaded for help.
Pinal arrangements are set for Lu city visit by Barnum and Bailey greatest show on earth. The show opens Wednesday August 21 at the arena. Two performances daily feature the familiar acts plus new wondrous equipment. The company promotes a grand menagerie and dazzling pageantry, underscoring decades of spectacle.
A fragmentary description recalls a grand world’s fair with vast grounds, exotic animals, and daring acts. It highlights performances by the Adons brothers and daring feats from the Siegrist-Sithnt and Codona performers. The text mentions a dome spectacle, fireworks, and a skyline of extraordinary feats as spectators are drawn into a carnival-like experience.
Fragmentary text describes GEO WATSON JR and Pitter Baede with injuries from a Starkitway club incident. Mentions hospital, unknown individuals, and a local scene at McDonald, with broken phrases about recovery, medical care, and a possible later meeting.
The fragmentary text references Vania and Joe Cophen with unclear legal actions. It mentions a 1822 ruling by a supreme court and a calendar action, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond vague references to legal operation and a dated ruling.
Community members in Ogden organize an effort to boost local flour supplies, encouraging purchases to support the town during a period of stress. The campaign calls for residents to use Ogden Made Flour as a symbol of local resilience and unity.
Auburn Gal July 21 A F Whitney Colorado chief poller inspector was arrested on embezzlement charges. He claimed no flight from justice and prepared to return to Colorado. Whitney alleged political manipulation by party leaders.
Vallejo Calif July 21 Haidar McGaul of Maryland and Haning Rohinnan of California have signed contracts for a middleweight championship bout to be staged aboard the California ship. McGaul previously claimed the title from Rahingen in a disputed decision, with the bout to occur in the near future aboard the vessel.
A Tacoma blaze damaged a storefront amid unclear conditions. Local responders arrived as smoke filled the block. Origins and exact casualties remain under investigation with authorities reviewing security footage and witness statements.
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