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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
In Nebraska at Eanharlon a balloon attempt soared toward about 10 000 feet before trouble halted the ascent. The pilot and crew faced hazards as a crowd gathered and a rescue awaited. observers described the risky ascent amid strong winds and uncertain gear.
Eighteen Golopado girls compete in Silk Lake city pageant. Contestants escorted by Mia Wei, Calislas and others, and registered at Kenyon for entry. The prize includes a tour of Paulie dust and Wie west. Final arrival followed by a hotel reception and public gathering. events continue Monday.
An 1890s advertisement touts a “Hom-Roid” remedy from Leathardt’s Pharmacy in Onder, Utah that claims to cure piles by removing internal causes. It promises internal cleansing and relief without cutting, targeting large hemorrhoid cases and offering a booklet upon request.
Fragmented OCR describes interviews with President and officials about a draft letter exonerating Bain and accusing Gavin. It mentions Special Agent Mowawa Thal and interior department disputes, and argues over neglect of duty and political motives. Excerpt ends amid accusations and disputed intent.
A long fragment from a Spring Valley area bulletin discusses regional development, capital, and industry, mentioning Indiana and Pennsylvania in a broad survey of economic activity. It references a Rudolf operator and local prospects, noting fluctuating conditions and speculative forecasts without clear dates or outcomes.
Tragedy erupts over a New Mexico homestead drawing into focus key figures including Trent Mosquent and Ron Harti amid a tense sequence of events. Names and places appear distorted in the garbled text but hint at a dramatic scene unfolding around a Be A community and a hunting week involving several locals. The article sketches a fatal or serious incident tied to a homestead dispute and mentions legal or investigative steps forthcoming as authorities weigh the case.
A church event describes festive decorating of the Baptist church with a large stage backdrop and colorful banners. Members and visitors praised the scene as well rendered, enhancing the Christmas service and publication efforts.
A garbled press note urges statewide Flag Day observance on June 14 to honor the adoption of the U.S. flag and foster patriotism. It emphasizes public recognition of the flag’s birth and calls citizens to display the banner as a sentiment of national unity.
The document surveys partisan arguments over Garfield era water power policy and the interior department’s authority. It notes critics attacking Secretary Bullinger and Attorney General opinions, defending open entry rights, cooperative certificates, and proposed Indian and forest employment provisions amid interdepartmental disputes.
A garbled account references Ballinger related repairs, indictments, and department disputes. It notes an implied controversy over alleged action by officials and court opinions involving the attorney general and supreme court, with mention of delayed personnel decisions and liability questions.
The article discusses Pepper accusing Ballinger of subordinating public interests to personal aims in forest land policy and reclamation. It cites Pepper’s view that Ballinger misled the President, hampered reclamation efforts, and caused friction between the Forest Service and administration. Pepper defends conservation as a duty to future generations and criticizes Ballinger's management.
The article discusses a comprehensive savings bill likely to pass the Senate soon, covering certificates of indebtedness, reclamation projects, and a $30,009,000 appropriation. It notes opposition tied to conservation concerns and mentions railroad regulation debates, commissions, and potential impacts on mineral development and statehood plans.
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