28 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented excerpt presents a tale blending health remedies and domestic hardship. It depicts a doctor’s intervention to restore a wife’s appetite and vitality, with warnings about overwork and the burdens of daily kitchen toil. The passage remains imperfect but frames a moral about well being and endurance.
Carrzina Hass and his wife, aged seventy, traveled from Oklahoma City to Salt Lake City by wagon with their three hundred mile trek over three thousand miles since April. They joined the forty third Grand Army of the Republic encampment, describing a difficult voyage with rough waters, river fords, and a seventeen inch trout caught along the way.
Afiy Special OEM reports Sa Ste Be founder growth as part of a strategic expansion. The note outlines leadership changes and product lines forming the core of the new initiative.
Beaver and Park City firms file articles of incorporation with state secretary. Craselli Chemical Co of Park City reports capital of 19000 dollars, Caesar Crasselli as president. Deaver Cooperative Creamery of Beaver capital 3190 dollars with Charles T. Harris and others as directors. Pine Creek Frigmon Co of Escalante capital 6510 dollars with L Law as president. Great American Insurance Co of St Louis lists James B. Madeon as resident agent.
A Salt Lake fishing party on the Weber River near Pronasf reports excellent angling with trout from coehell to 12 pounds. They landed twenty to thirty in a few hours at high noon, but caution that damming and crop irrigation threaten the stream and thousands of trout may perish without stricter enforcement.
A vacation tragedy along Bear River ends with Ellsworth Spencer, 12, missing after a swim at a popular hole. George Danley travels from Balt Lake to Evanston with a professional diver to recover the boy, son of Mr and Mrs A J Spencer, as the party heads to Misioers ranch. The river’s dangerous current and cramps are cited as factors in the drowning.
Lehi authorities report water supply development with six large springs consolidated for the system. A pipe from Alpine to Lehi is being laid, and a new lake-city project plans a shallow settling tank and a 420 500 dollar precept to fund four weeks of staffing. A list of nearly 159 applicants for service includes G C Rey, Peter Anderiy, John Egbert Ratadke, H C Duter, and others.
Balk Lake July 22 W W Woodring's famous trotter Oreta died yesterday from complications after a race at Vandemere. The mare, a 2 12 record holder and popular favorite, faded in the final stretch but had been reported not well after the race and died under veterinary care the next night. She had long been a crowd favorite with many followers at Utah tracks.
East Lakes Joly and Hereen in Ev ery and Carbon counties are afflicted with glands. A quarantine is ordered to halt shipments until they pass the Sal Hen. Dr. Fours ta, connected with the bureau of animal industry, seeks to stop disease spread among animals.
The commission met in Balt Lake on July 28 with 19 members appointed by Governor Willlaca Pry receiving department reports. Officials from Weather, Reclamation, and Forestry provided data for a statewide natural resources report to be presented at the Washington Conservation Congress in Seattle August 2, 27 and 23.
United States district attorney filed a federal case challenging the Wasatch Water Company rights of way in Wasatch County granted in 1892 under an act of 1431. Government asserts the company overstepped limits and seeks enforcement of a deadline to complete the work.
July 20 Muntington Emery Co foresees an era of prosperity as Castle Valley grows with tar gas properties and new railroads. Large irrigation ventures and mining developments push Emery County toward leading Utah counties. Analysts note 200,000 to 4 beat coal leads awaiting government sale to ready buyers under favorable market conditions.
Provo authorities report a council meeting with debates on city legal action and budget. The judiciary committee approved an amendment opposition and the finance panel backed an appropriation to allow the fire department to join an excursion. Streets committee favors renting a street taller for daily use by city workers. Citizens attended as issues on governance and maintenance dominated the agenda.
Provo July 11. Hill, a United States reclamation service engineer for the Southern district, inspected the Shrawbury valley project and praised the progress. He expects electric power to boost driving work and may witness a record drive. HD will visit J.C. Lathe tomorrow to discuss the Strawberry project. The article highlights Utah boating and the potential to make a world famous reservoir.
A large force is employed by the International Smelting and Refining Company in Lake City as railroad work and a new station progress. Widespread payrolls exceed local averages, with ramps and switches planned at the works. The depot and wire source promise convenience and prestige, while concerns over white labor access to work persist amid marketing row and rising activity.
Reports indicate timely completion of the Utah Consolidated smelter project may be achievable. Managers say the plant could be finished by year’s end with the possibility of early titling by January 1, 1910. The International Company may expand to four furnaces with 2,000 tons daily, while other producers consider partnerships to align with the new facility.
A Nostea man returning from a visit to the Western Utah Copper company reports plans to extract ore from a new vein near the Gold IM property. The vein appears 4 080 feet long, extends north and south beyond the ground, and is distinct from the copper vein west of the porphyry dyke. Development aims to advance systematically with expectations of future profits, though immediate copper work is not planned.
Pant Lake City reports a discovery of important ore at Uncle Gam in the Tlakte district. The Brat level survey maps tunnel workings and reveals a Gret acter in a growing area. Superint Griggs forces moved into the area, opening out into a new hag ten Toons.
Readable fragments point to a damaged OCR passage mentioning names, places, and dates in unclear order. The text references events like a marriage or official notices and lists several proper nouns without coherent structure. No verifiable outcome or concrete details can be extracted.
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