26 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1909
Page
1
Five sections of pipe will be laid along our street as part of gas main extensions beginning next week. Residents are urged to sign for free service for 100 feet extensions on their premises or risk losing the offer.
A weekly report from the state board lists twenty five cases of contagions and infectious diseases. Smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid, measles and whooping cough appear with varied increases. Quarantine hospital outbreaks and births are noted, including twenty two births with twenty two boys and seventeen girls.
Balt Lake July 23 The fourth annual aquatic meet at Wao damere on August 7 at 2 pm, conducted by the State Amateur Athletic Circles, draws many amateur swimmers from Utah in what promises to be one of the greatest events here. Events include sprints, relays, and strokes for age groups under 14, 14 to 18, and over 18, with medals and ribbons for top placers. Admission set by age group, with a schedule of races and novelty events, entries closing August 5 and a single admission at Separtment of the.
Prominent Italian Tuslarssman Bingnam July John Senasel was arrested for fast driving near Upper Hingham and fined after judge Celivirina’s court appearance. Seussel faced the same charge, claiming vindication, with both cases prompting discussions of riot-like behavior. Health official Straur testified against Otto Necker on a health ordinance violation in Carr Fork. Prank Harriman returned home with a reception, and James Mernes recovered from a long fall from a tramway bucket. TP Jennings secured a one year engagement with the Utah Apes Company as consulting engineer.
The new nine organ to the Springyilte Tabernacle ran point coinznlesion feat with Br J J McCreтан delivering a detailed recital. A chief run of 133 miles under Herbert Holmsn guided the evening, with civic leaders and Mrs Rima Hamayey present. The instrument, of 4 latest pattern with ten keyboards, was pronounced excellent by McCrellan.
A city committee reviewed an initiative to exchange road machinery for better access to a crusher and road work improvements. Taylor of Olenated boulevard presented the proposal to the council, urging use of the city’s main taller and seeking approval for the interchange plan with Warmington route department backing.
The Provo Commercial Club committee minded to award a $10 appropriation to the G A 1 entertainment committee. The request was referred to the committee on Agence and the mayor. Knudson suggested an elm landstand for the Provo band and Thursday evening concerts. Kondson praised Ita Sue moosie as due praise for the band. The matter moved to the public grounds and city property committee for action.
July 31 report from Tulte states funds are exhausted for the south side work of the Payette Toole project. Clinton-Hurst Irrigation Company may begin on the north side once government relinquishes property. Officials say funds diverted to port side development left the north side underfunded, risking withdrawal from the northern Payette project.
The Denver Post reports Anthony Rockwell to succeed A G Rideway as general manager of the Denver & Rio Grande line. Rockwell, long prominent in Colorado rail circles, previously led Florence & Cripple Creek and later served as superintendent at Salida before taking the Denver post. Rideway, tied to the division, has been cited as the outgoing executive.
The private car Cyprus owned by Charlie MacNeil and B C Jacklloy of Utah Copper arrived over the Rio Grande allroad at five thirty yesterday, carrying an inspection delegation from Colorado Springs and Denver named as MacNeil’s party seeks to assess properties owned by the firm in a move tied to the Boldoge venture.
Fragment from a 19th century item describes a copper company trip beginning at Hingham and Corfield with plans to visit Gorfield on Monday. The party travels east on Tuesday and returns to be examined by My, July. The narrative notes a Pullman car and a decorative steel finished car with Venus symbols, linking copper’s birthplace to Cromh and the Latin origin of copper’s name.
Stephen Ganford, a wealthy Amsterdam Union veteran, has volunteered to defray the expenses for sending every member of the post to the Salt Lake encampment. A special trestle will be provided, and headquarters at the University apartments will be set for the week of the encampment.
Anderson James H. Callister appoints Walled State Marshal for Utah resigning as chief deputy. David E Evans moves from revenue cashier to fill vacancy. A Korth, Callister stenographer, promoted to fill other post. Josin Mortie to be new stenographer.
Chaes Webfild reports Richfield women embrace bareball fever forming two teams led by Mrs Bra J. Lichrietensen and Mist Myrtilla Nebeker. Regular practices underway and early challenges anticipated among regional women players.
Park City marked Independence Day with widespread turnout and holiday spirit. Early crowds filled streets as local businesses closed and residents joined public celebrations downtown.
Dr LW Snow chased a man named Joe Howard who boarded an Oregon Short Line car. Howard allegedly snatched Snow’s satchel containing a $5 gold piece and $150 in checks while leaving near West Temple Street. Conductor F Wells later recovered the pocketbook on the rear platform after Howard jumped off.
Balt take July 26 W B Newberry reeling at 46 South West Temple street dropped dead from heart trouble in the Blo Greeder yard on Fourth South street between Fifth and Sixth West Sunday afternoon. Dr CG M Benefict rendered aid but he died. Newberry was formerly health department employee, editor of the Mbang S Ya Timea, and later at Lincoln Neb. with the Waaterte Newspaper Voto. He leaves a wife and ten children. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Boutelle of Ban Francia Presidis reportedly broke the free throw math record according to an official case in Cal Vaundesn. The moving target test at two and nine half miles included darken projectiles and a battery crew under Litur Gur.
A newly described device called ronala from bichpowered Incandescent Lamp promises mouthport access to fluccinate the eyes for pupillary examination. Reportedly designed to be placed in the mouth, it aims to illuminate and focus on the eye to aid medical inspection.
The readable lines describe firing multiple missiles within a limited time and discuss accuracy concerns of artillery from the United States Army. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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