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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
2
FragmentaryOCR text discusses permission constraints and the perceived benefit of allowing activity. It critiques those who push for easier access while others must comply with conditions. Mentions popular belief that people seek quick gains and contrasts with prudence in industrial progress and fostering development.
Commissioner Hanver reported a chemist and government inspector found milk supply from several mills inadequately processed. Cream from the rolls was described as tooled down and sent for table use with risks of contamination. The inspector warned improper handling could spread spoiled milk and cause further health issues.
Annapolis July 22 The Button inquiry adjourned amid disputes over complainant status and officer participation. Judge Advocate Leonard deferred ruling as Major Leonard and counsel sparred over eligibility of Suttons evidence and witnesses. Resumption saw Mrs Sutton and others called, crowd swelled, and talks of impartiality and future recommendations continuing.
Local readers see a dense list of rate options for classified ads. The notice outlines daily and weekly insertion frequencies, pricing per line and per word, and discounts for repeated placements. It mentions preferred positions and random references with varying rates, plus terms for quarterly and weekly changes.
Fruit land around Ogden reports heavy damage to cherry crops with widespread fowls of trees. Inspector Ras Mugsen notes the basin fruit crop suffers from frost and blight while some pear shipments sold last year net around 1000 dollars. Mr Moore’s peach trees have produced well for twenty four years, indicating a mixed outlook for local orchards in the district.
Fragmented text shows discussion of opening reservations for settlement by individuals filing petitions. It references lands in Montana, Washington, and possibly other states, with implications about government policy, eligibility, and the distribution of land to qualified claimants. The garbled OCR includes mentions of War and public lands, with promises of income and job concerns amid unsettled claims.
Gen NeFarland owner of a large Kelton ranch rode to the second yesterday and reaffirmed the survey of a fork cross section from Fremant Point to Ogden. Ir McFarland reported Ike Kelton’s route to be pressed for the Ogden to Lacio connection. Local farmers around Kelton and Terfiom anticipate benefits with the survey locating along the dry farmland, promising greater Ogden railway access and a regional rail center.
In council chambers the waterworks debate triggers a chaotic scene as Horace, frightened and unwell, appears to collapse while others discuss the report. Police say the manager praised progress, but one member fears an attack by a rival, while authorities question what drives the council's hostility to the water issue.
The text portrays a nationwide optimism tempered by inflation and price volatility. It cites Henry Cirwa and Andre Utlinistic as observers, notes improved harvests and crop prices, but warns that farmer prosperity hinges on stable markets, irrigation progress, and sustained demand across West regions and industrial sectors.
A fragmentary report discusses tariff expectations and foreign trade shifts. It notes imports for the year ending June 30 rose about 100 percent, aided by revived business and tariff action. Exports totaled 4,665,000 dollars with significant distribution. agricultural exports rose while a 1907 shock influenced currents. Overall, a favorable shift in foreign trade is anticipated as crops improve and policy uncertainties ease.
A Morning Crammer column argues over newspaper independence from advertisers, defending editorials free from ad influence. It cites the New York Herald and RM Bacy Co case, endorsing undictated policy and reader-centric reporting by major press associations.
A fragmented account describes a late veterans parade with detailed crowd scenes and marching through a town. It notes preparation weeks earlier, a parade day amid a large school and community turnout, and the emotional impact on residents as the event closes a long tradition.
The reunion features a 740 man parade led by the Fifteenth Infantry, with regiments and state militia, grand Army veterans, and carriages. Police will clear streets from Booth Temple to Seventh South. events run 10 am to noon with bands, flowers for veterans, and children joining in at the reviewing stand.
Ir below the surface and with cramps Ellsworth Spencer 19 son of A J Spencer 909 First avenue Salt Lake drowned in Feargiver near Wimmer's ranch Evanston Wyoming last Saturday Companions swam nearby but Spencer disappeared before rescue The body reportedly not recovered due to undercurrents and eddies in Bear River area Spencer a recent graduate of the Wyoming school party engaged in swimming and diving when he went under without a cry
In Salt Lake on July 27 a car malfunction caused a vehicle to careen and eject three people, including two small children who escaped injury. Mrs. J. J. Dalyaki, near Fast Path Temble street, sustained injuries as the car lurched toward her home. A passerby assisted, and the event prompted medical aid and police attention.
Fale Lake July near Wi bard Danser notes concern over milk supply handling and training for dairy workers. The message highlights learning speed and perishable product management as key factors. Me Vansen and Temas Harms are mentioned in relation to a county context and local operations.
Excursion rates from Salt Lake to Lagoon will rise to 50 cents from August 1, with the same fare applying to other Utah routes. Children under twelve stay at 23 cents, under five ride free. Veterans may ride free with credentials during the encampment. The change funds electrical upgrades to improve service. steam trains will be reduced to avoid overcrowding.
W F James Brad of the Ore Prodecera association cites a telegram from Senator Smoot stating acceptance of a lead rate with minor adjustments. The message urges no duty reduction on lead items to avoid harm to the industry. James responds that the main aim is to prevent reductions that would hurt the industry.
Salt Lake July 27 Dr Yount, a veterinarian with long service in veterinary surgery, reports glanders found in horses in Mareee in Fem ery and Carbon counties. An ordered four mile quarantine will stop shipments from the two counties until the disease is stamped out. Dr Yount aims to halt glanders spread through drastic measures and field quarantine if needed.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Strime 1H Stockholm and trade actions. Key names Breekholm July Stythus and workera are unclear. It references Allied Tagiaigies and a circular urging action on August. Details are fragmented and unreadable.
Palas New York July 2 The Thaw hearing resumes with Dr Bring Evans testifying that Thaw was not on his mind and had been a paranoiac Jerome denies Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s appearance to testify and argues the court records misstate her prior testimony. Jerome questions Dr Brany about earlier insanity claims and Thaw’s current sanity status.
In a dramatic Thaw trial session, experts testified about the prisoner’s mental state and health. Key figures included Dr. Henry Exner Schmit and attorney Jerome, with ongoing questions about Thaw’s demeanor and threats. The proceedings highlighted fragile composure on the witness stand and anticipated potential calls to the defendant’s wife for further testimony.
A bustling program featuring a great company of foreign artistes and American comedians promises rattling humor and dazzling novelty. The show includes pantomime, clowns, thrilling animal acts, and a grand pageant with 50 horses, aiming to delight audiences with new acts and refined comfort enhancements.
Salt Lake on July 27 a tax levy proposal shows 3 mills for current expenses and 1 mill for school funding totaling 390,000 per year for the state, with 16000 for the Rit levy annually. The board estimates a 2 percent collection loss and adjusts the amount accordingly, while a later report notes total property tax revenue and state treasury implications.
Paris reports a French defense minister meeting discussing the future of aerial warfare. The minister asserts the aeroplane will become a decisive factor, enabling rapid movement and reconnaissance far beyond traditional ground forces.
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