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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
2
The Evening Standard notes improved Wall Street momentum and rising crop prospects. Local farming shows a robust dry land harvest and irrigated farming promises high returns, with beak crops and fruit yields praised. Several large contracts will sustain work in Ogden through fall and winter, boosting regional optimism.
The Glia Contracting Company of Sait Luke secures a 160000 dollar contract for concreting lylsatile work on the Wim Canal of the Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company. Projects aim to total 760000 dollars, upgrading capacity from 210 to 425 acres through cement linings, with August 21 as a key milestone. George Camp of Logan leads bonds for a 300000 dollar Riverdale power plant and reservoir expansion.
Victor Murdock, speaking in Pleavanton, Kan, accuses Speaker Gannon and allies of corruption and manipulating the Congress for predatory wealth. He cites Lorimer, Sibley, Littany, Gooper, Norris, and Gardner, and recounts punishment of dissenters as proof of Gannon’s power and partisan coercion.
Ogden plans voter approval of a 400000 bond to upgrade the water system. Project includes a new reservoir intake and modern treatment to handle cabohing and aboring the sewage water, with Wheeler Canyon conduit repairs as a related aqueduct enhancement.
A collage of stray phrases and quotes from various sources including religious views, love queries, and satirical lines. Mentions of Blatiop Haalin Ins TS AONE AMAteeA, Nuwhvilla Danner, Snow-Chicago News, Grove, Knox, Washington Herald, and Suckers Magazine appear as fragmented attributions. No coherent single event or narrative is present.
A detailed discussion outlines tensions between the Liberal and Conservative sides over temperance and taxation in Britain and Ireland. It notes the Lord’s resistance to restricting the liquor trade, the impact of new taxes on pubs, and how Irish Nationalists relate to Liberal aims. The article contrasts British and American approaches to prohibition, highlighting economic and social stakes.
The unreadable text appears as an OCR scrape with scattered phrases about Ward FI EL Moll, the American Automobile association, and a maze of misread lines. It references people, places, songs, and events in a broken montage, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A historic agreement among Daly Judge Daly West Ontario and Daly firms formalizes the Ontario drill tunnel drive into Daly Judge property. The plan links Daly West 1559 level with Daly Judge Anchor shaft 1850, extending toward 1900 and crossing Daly Ontario fissure for two miles or more. Enhanced drainage aims to reduce water obstruction and boost production, with anchors of rich ore between 1500 and 1600 levels delivering strong returns.
The readable lines reference a gang related fatal event and a recital scene. It mentions a tank and eighty or sixty items, but the text is highly garbled with no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
In Cache Valley dry farming and summer fallow yield strong wheat crops. Rigby, near Newton and Clarkston, reports 41 bushels an acre with higher three year averages, while Griffen near Clarkeston averages 43 bushels per acre. Overall west side yields approach 40 bushels, with experts predicting 35 plus per acre for the valley.
Salt Lake observers claim faster fruit transport by Western Pacific while Southern Pacific counters with neutral timing. Recent runs show no traffic, few cars loaded, and schedules that suggest speed gains may be overstated until full line turnover.
The document notes a will dated January 30 1908 naming Dr Massie as executor. The will planned a funeral with a delegation of townsmen bearing wear and sandwiches and music as part of the service. The cremation was completed after words from local figures and a brief reading period.
Fragmented local mining report notes Kingston mine near Austin in Smoky Valley, active status with development and tunneling mentioned. References to investors, expenditures, and planned operations amid a broad, garbled narrative of 19th century mining activity. Potential bonds and property details appear, though many names and facts are obscured.
The Alaricoph Mines Company announces efforts at Palrlat to expand operations with a $5,000 tent tit minapar. The firm aims to leverage antimony and other ores, claiming profits from exports to Europe. Local shelters and new facilities are described as part of joint ventures with partners.
The document lists numerous individuals associated with the Ogden Utah office, naming clerks, residents, and staff such as Dr Ly Allen LC Avery, Ralph and Wy Avis, Andrews, Henaon Bredow, Conwgy, Olatys, Carter, and many others. It appears to be an aged register or roster of personnel and associated households, including wives and children in a late 19th or early 20th century style transcript. The text is fragmented and garbled, but preserves a wide network of names, titles, and addresses, indicating a roster or directory of residents and staff.
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