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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented historical snippet describes growing beans and peppers with details on plant care and harvest timing. It mentions tender green beans, young peppers, and cross references to watering, crimped edges, and growing conditions. The passage ends with a reference to Sulphur Springs, Texas.
A reader voices home tips to exterminate mice using caldles traps and boiling water, arguing mice can be repelled by cleaned traps and vigilance. The note laments persistent infestation and urges ironport area action and shared neighborly caution.
Reports describe an industrial dispute at an iron works plant causing delayed output and safety concerns. The issue centers on equipment wear, assembly line maintenance, and uncertain restart timelines as management plans to resume operations by September amid labor friction and equipment upgrades.
Salt Lake observers anticipate a grand Girard Army parade with a notable diving act and artful banners. The event plans include school children and a waving opt to enhance the pageant while William A. Wetrell coordinates preparations and arrangements.
Mrs Fiske's tort to nooth quook covers Balt Lake area and Salt Lake Che 7 Ihe orca tng of the aelgol year. A pet show with animals and a tale by Lub This story was ordered Stabe PA the Terk. Names Joe and others prominent states. The hock payers to be furnished through Sainte Newhouse and distributed via Mrs Tam D Pit state agency. Mrs Fiske delighted by the beak current Mex originated by Miss Patt.
Salt Lake reports to the local office that a shipment will be sent soon. Ore has accumulated from miners, with teams starting last week but difficult terrain delaying progress. Manager St. Clair will visit the property soon with directors to discuss underground conditions and further details.
Directors of Western Nevada Copper plan a Tuesday meeting in the Newhouse building at Usa city to discuss business including naming a successor to the late Th Lenny. The board has not indicated a candidate, and officials remain silent awaiting the gathering.
An unclear OCR passage discusses ready money and equipment issues, mentions levels of activity, and references a property near a river. It names a company, executives, and a proposed deal with a large amount cited, though many words are garbled.
A Salt Lake City item notes a surge in railroad equipment orders as major lines plan expansions and track work. It lists prospective procurements from Pennsylvania to Santa Fe, including new refrigerating cars, coal and ore cars, tank cars, and underframe equipment, signaling a broad revival in railroading activity across the country.
The Western Pacific progress notes indicate 22 miles left to lay a main line between Battle Lake and San Maydlaen with three tracklaying crews in operation. Work advances toward Rock Creek with a 16 foot steel bridge planned and crews extending toward Nevete and Winemucen as telegraph lines and stations are set. Trains are planned to run between Baltlake City and Oakland in October.
At Lake City June gathering of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers press and contractors discussed wage demands. Union leaders and contractor reps reached tentative agreement to resume work with a raise of one cent per day proposed, conflicting with the previous scale. The strike ended with talks continuing on a broader wage rise as wiring projects resumed.
A disturbance at a saloon left Toby Podorich fatally shot by a bartender and Perce Boyden wounded as he chased Podorich toward the door. Deputy Sheriff James Halt connected the shooting, and Podorich, a 24 year old resident of Bingham Portorich, died. Hovh Av, a 30 year old, was injured.
A new organization named Humber Mining, based in Nox Elder county Utah, has formed to take over and develop a mining claim. Har ter company authorized for 1,000,600 shares at par 1 cent. 38,000 shares in treasury. The group reports considerable development and two ore shipments, with an estimate by a mining expert deemed satisfactory. The Thirty Niners trail site lies forty five miles east of Hay, attracting prospectors. Officers: A J Burritt president. M T Andersen vicepresident. Angerson secretary treasurer. directors E S Crothers and W S Canaan. Native work will continue through summer with plans to hire demonstrators for faithful production.
Local market chatter Saturday notes the Gila Copper Company in play with a potential consolidation involving Ray Consolidated Copper and Utah Copper. The Gila assets, valued at about 8000 capital units, have 550000 shares outstanding with current holders offered additional shares as part of a planned merger and stock issue while mining remains centered on low grade copper ore in montanite.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting for election of directors and routine business. It will be held on the first Monday in June, the sixth day, at the court house in Weber County. Thompson Corn serves as secretary.
A fragmented notice outlines daily round trip excursion rates with data on prices and dates. It mentions various destinations and condizioni, with references to transportation options and travel dates. The readable portion focuses on cost per day, possible jet or flight context, and a general schedule window.
Lieutenant Commander Hourizan and Captain W F H Sutherland depart the New Jersey as Capt. Bathepland takes command during Admiral Evans world cruise. Moytican is ordered to Washington and detached from duty. Crew cheered as Moytican left the ship.
Prince and Princess Nashimoto will travel via France to the United States this summer. They will tour major cities and meet officials, with plans to visit public landmarks and cultural sites, as reported in the latest dispatches.
An elderly Long Island piece describes a hen with a proud lineage, living in a busy home. She signals her owner by pecking the window, enters the house, and rides in a baby carriage to the nursery, where she hatches chicks and prompts curious children to want rides.
The Weber County Board of Education invites bids to erect a brick school house with a cement basement in the Taylor district now known as West Weber. Plans are available at Fo Went & Co in Ogden. Bids require a certified check for at least five percent. The board reserves the right to reject any bid and to meet at First National Bank Building on Saturday, June 2, 1903, to open bids. By order of the Weber County Board of Education. IL Froerer, clerk.
A reconstructed clipping explains a dome shaped fruit evaporator housed in a ten story building. It details construction with a lower air path, upper floor of car inch boards, and a roof of planks. Instructions cover ventilation, heating, and drying times, warning of heat and fumes dangers and advising careful handling of fruit during processing.
An English report notes Sir Robert Morant calling for renewed emphasis on elementary education amid shortages of trained teachers. The piece mentions a commission to address teacher supply and notes broader concerns about the state of the teaching profession and training.
Fragmentary OCR input mentions Inland locations and CMFISD APL Retalled with garbled phrases. No clear events, people, or dates emerge to anchor a concrete news item.
Fragmentary report details a mission established by a man named Waltl lata near Walla Walla Washington. It describes Spaldings in relation to Lapwat fission and mentions outbrick and travonaries being contacted amid tension in the Willamette valley area, with progress cited in recent days.
A garbled OCR piece mentions Inomaklip pickles and timed bets, with scattered phrases about denial, grants, and a sequence of unlikely events. It references Dory, Vina, and Paya in a chaotic mosaic of names, places, and actions.
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