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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
2
A man in Idaho confesses to being one of four who robbed the Oregon Short Line train near the city on June 27. The motive appears unclear and the dispatches offer no explanation beyond possible fear or revenge. The case references Bud Rogers and a notion of self-immolation tied to perceived unfair treatment.
Ogden shows momentum with Hudson avenue opening and new building plans expanding. The Standard notes more permits this year than all of 1909, signaling steady progress without a boom as Ogden pursues greater prosperity and attracting outside investment.
The Logan Journal summarizes that success in arid farming hinges on cultivation and moisture conservation. It quotes Ogden Standard on Egyptian wheat and emphasizes deep soil moisture, thorough cultivation, and fallow-year practices to retain moisture. It notes Utah Agricultural College trials and contrasts two wheat fields showing outcomes depend on farmer diligence.
The article discusses dry farming methods, stressing soil cultivation, resilient crops like Egyptian wheat, and the role of lucerne in hay production. It notes Campbell of Kataas pioneering soil care, government plant research for climate adaptability, and the potential of a thrifty wheat variety to ease Western farming challenges.
The Western Pacific and Southern Pacific face a potential trans-Pacific and coast-to-coast rivalry as Yoko Kisen Kaishi ships align with the Western Pacific. Gould interests back stronger Western Pacific, challenging Harriman’s Pacific Mail and stimulating a possible clash with Southern Pacific and Central Pacific.
A humorous tale from General Miles about military discipline spirals into a mock overheard exchange. The master and Bill debate overtime pay and a practical joke leads to a lesson on order and humor in a camp setting. The anecdote blends a pension list joke with digressions on discipline and memory.
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