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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
A vintage ad explains using the lower oven on gas stoves in California and warmer states, noting cramped Utah kitchens with little cabinet space. It suggests repurposing an old chair as a stool to avoid bending while broiling or toasting, advising comfort and back relief during cooking.
Instructions describe using a small hand mirror to view burner flames for broiling. It advises holding a glass near the oven bottom to see a blue flame, adjusting burners, and timing light for baking. After several uses, one learns how long to light before inserting food for even baking.
Fragmentary Ogden column lists varied items: stage performance at 8530 prompt, box cherry display at John Farr’s orchard, staff changes at Armor Market and Geiuswallvamsa Co, a railroad surgeon from the Southern Pacific, a day trip to the local emergency hospital, and a Pullman official visiting Ogden. Also mentions a Strong Man Antone Mitchmitchell demonstrating sugar-bulk lifting, party plans for Mormon converts to Salt Lake, machinists social ball, and weddings in Salt Lake.
The article lists various items including international observers at a port visit, a fatality of Norman J. Morgen aged 24 with family survivors, a bank examiner attending a convention in Southern Utah, and other local notices. It mentions drought conditions in Panguitch area and upcoming conventions, plus a death and civic proceedings on equalization day.
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, former comptroller of the currency, told the Illinois State Bankers Association that a central bank could not be successfully adapted to the United States independent banking system. He acknowledged the economic advantages seen in European nations under a central bank but urged caution.
Informal couraged gendte hints at retreat from opposition to a house amendment. The sundry civil bill would exempt labor organizations from provocation under the Sherman anti trust law. Senate remarks supported exemptions for actions not unlawful. Nearby Nice France report notes a fatal automobile collision near Castallane.
Washington reports the District of Columbia population at 481,089 as recorded by the thirteenth decennial census. The text weaves a poetic aside about a dream of progress, referencing figures and national imagery while noting census figures.
County Attorney David Jensen charges O. Ham with securing a $90 cashier's draft by false representation while posing as an agent of multiple insurers. The complaint alleges Ham induced H. Hang of Utah National Bank to cash the draft, claiming fraudulent backing by State Mutual and Moscow companies. Ham remains jailed awaiting further action.
News from SE QKANE Washington notes the Yakima and Kittitas counties will open over 3 million acres of Indian trust lands for homestead settlement under a lottery and reclamation act. The Yakima reservation totals 1,145,000 acres with 309,000 opened. bids will be sealed, water rights cost set, and entrymen have up to ten years to pay. The plan, supported by Spokane and Yakima Chamber of Commerce leaders, aims to relieve orchard labor shortages by attracting settlers to 40 to 160 acre tracts with irrigation.
In Latonia Kentucky on June 92 Governor Gray set a five furlongs mark at 0:59 and two track records were noted across six races. The program featured Leamence winning mile events and Foxy Mary placing in the mile race while Home Run led the six furlongs. Strong payouts favored Governor Gray and Lady Demicant with midweek crowds watching each result.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls an encounter at the Soho Theatre on Dean Street now Roya Phe tro. A scribbler describes sketching backstage moments and a manager named Mawbray inviting him to view performers up close. A later scene depicts a veiled lady with an umbrella contorting her face as onlookers watch in astonishment.
A garbled humorous vignette depicts misunderstandings in flirtation and social tension. A man wagers with a friend Dawson, a young maiden rejects marriage advances from Mr Bithers, and a tailor and cousin-figures exchange terse lines.
A clipped dialogue discusses a matron and her relationship with Mea, noting secrecy about private matters and questioning the comparision's quality. The speaker asserts a strong friendship with Mea while criticizing the choice as ill suited and revealing concern about hidden details.
New York reports jockey Ernest Huppe died from injuries sustained when he was thrown in a steeplechase at Belmont Park yesterday. The accident prompted headlines and editorials debating public reaction to Yankees and other subjects as the country reflected on the tragedy.
Coppers took the seat in the Rocun Vista race as the horse jumped into the lead early and held off challengers. Buxton and Captain Tie followed in the stretch with bets quoted at 5 to 1 and 12 to 1 respectively. multiple contenders trailed in a tight finish.
Weannvilia June 23. Cye Blutte, former president of the citenal, suspended for ten weeks in January 1910 after discovery of insecure loans and an indictment charging banking crimes. Obituary mentions nearly $40,000 in assets, age around 70, with references to naval service and war era.
An opaque OCR segment mentions health concerns and actions but provides few clear facts. It references a picture, dining, work, and various names, with no coherent events or dates. The fragment offers insufficient details for a preciseSummary.
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