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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
4
The article notes rapid growth in Oklahoma City referenced to the thirteenth census. It mentions figures tracked by the Census Bureau and a local noting of population expansion, highlighting changes since 1890 and the impact on the city’s development and planning.
Long excerpt discusses cane and beet sugar merits, trials, and claims from California studies, noting experiments at University stations, sugar purity comparisons, and methods of processing. It covers industry voices on canning uses, colorants, and the evolving view that beet sugar can compete with cane sugar, with references to Oxnard beet fields, Western Sugar refiners, and California growers.
A large assembly met at Wandamere to honor the pioneers of the state. The gathering celebrated six decades of progress and included speeches, songs, and impressions from descendants. Local leaders and residents joined in commemorations as Salt Lake and state communities reflected on service and development.
A fragmented local listing shows firms such as Drug Co, ERIVER & SONS and BAUCONY PHARMACY along with street addresses WASH and 213. The OCR text presents scattered business names and numbers, indicating a partial directory entry or ad snippet from a historical newspaper page.
Brigham City celebrated on July 21 with a grand parade featuring the Brigham military band and floats from major local firms. The event honored 847 era pioneers, including Mr and Mrs L. Aniung, who rode in a high carriage and waved to cheering crowds. A tabernacle program followed the procession with music, prayers, and community speakers. A later baseball game saw Garland defeat Logwit with a score of 3100.
In a shocking case near Nantaruie, Sheriff and deputy investigators return from Santanule to probe the shooting death of Maciah Gunderson. An upstairs confrontation led to gunfire injuring a resident, while a survivor described a tense night that ended with gunshots at Gunderson’s property. The incident disrupted the town and spurred a search for the gunman and motive.
Salt Lake July 26 burglars entered the Hoffman residence at 204 Innate Gauth Teampie street and stole valuables. They forced a window, alarmed the family, and fled with loot including a valuable jewel vase and other items. Police notified Chief Betee tly and Officers Riley Curran began an inquiry. no further traces of the burglary were found.
Police report a horse and buggy taken from a park area. Witnesses describe a crowd gathering as officers investigate the theft, with confusion over timing and location. No arrests announced, and no further details available at this time.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions records to be investigated and questioned by police. It references Bath and a structure of inquiries, with uncertain names and dates. The text is highly garbled, offering minimal concrete details to identify people, places, or events.
A Uintah Basin man, about 45, died after reportedly taking poison by mistake while working near a refinery. Justice Deggs led inquest findings noting no clear motive or warning, no will, and that the deceased owed small sums to several locals. The coroner listed the death as accidental rather than premeditated.
In a fogbound voyage, the Mayflower navigated Penobscot Bay by earlier route near Rockland. Vice President Taft and party ended ashore after weathering fog to anchor near Gull Harbor and plan calls in Rockland before proceeding to Casco Bay.
A short dispatch reports Captain Mith 18, part of Ravrth infantry, facing court-martial proceedings after a naval incident. The record notes a military tribunal arising from unnamed charges as the defense and prosecution prepare for formal hearings.
Stationed at Fort Crook Nebraska this inform log reports Captain Burth kneeling here Friday as Col J B Bolton commander of the regiment and Lieutenant C Orifith regimental clerk are summoned to appear as witnesses. The Fourth Infantry returned in June from two years service in the Philippines and Captain Sill was commissioned as regimental commander and relieved recently.
In Nevada the convicted killer, Patty, died by suicide on the gallows just after leaping from the wall during the hanging ceremony at Carson penitentiary. The state pardons board had delayed, then denied, clemency for the murderer who was convicted of killing his wife in Sparks.
A battered young man stumbles into a hotel lobby asking for room thirteen. The clerk says the room is occupied and suggests alternatives as the stranger complains of power and assistance. The scene hints at a tense, possibly threatening encounter with unknown assailants nearby.
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