10 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
1
Advert explains Del Monte brand peaches from 1 million trees, produced with strict quality, peeled, cooked and canned. Claims over twenty thousand tons annually, emphasizes clear syrup, no bruised fruit, and superior labeling. Mentions 25 cent price and broad distribution.
A fragmented racing column lists multiple entries and outcomes. Names like Toumpy Hie Matel JLight Tig appear among results from 1587 to 1718, with horses such as Altuda Bran PALO and Jack Usmerton noted in various furlongs.
The executive convention of the American Bowling Congress met today and nominated officers for the coming year. The leaders chosen include President HT Bryson of Minneapolis and Secretary A. Langley of Milwaukee, with votes cast to fill executive committee roles.
In Dettratt Michigan on March readers report no changes as the tenth annual tournament of the American Robiin congress progresses. Witham and a whunike figure appear amid unclear references to the three events.
The Lighting Company outlines necessary safety measures for electrical use, including insulated wires, adequate water supply from poles to homes, and regular inspections to prevent shocks or fires. A night service, “trombla nena,” will visit homes at all hours to address outages and diagnose transformer issues, ensuring safe, reliable lighting.
Government asserts Standard Oil engaged in rebates and discriminatory rates to crush competition. Attorney General Wickersham and Frank B. Kalloge lead the brief with special assistants Caroline Saveronne and Charles Mothiaou. Trial materials include volumes analyzing Eastern District of Missouri findings dissolving Standard Oil.
Jacksnoville Florida hosts a rough tote with $1,200 purse as four six furlong heats unfold. Names like Sylwan Dell Lydia Gea and Aquing Neal appear among a crowded field with several winners and placings, while erratic OCR leaves many fragments but signals a multi race program and betting action.
chaotic racing report notes favorites defeated at Brieryville with Vespey Im the Goal winning a brisk ride. Bolronia Nedwood led early as Hal d-wee and Forlongs-Galrane chased. Time 1:42 for six and a half furlongs. Lady Fitzabeth and Pride of Lismore also placed.
Oskisnd, Cpl. March 9. Catenins maps, Barry of Ghicaga lands a right uppercut to Guaboat Smith in the ninth, floor ing him in his corner. Big crowd witnesses the knockout in a scheduled bout tonight.
Long Beach opens with a decisive 6 to 1 win over Chicago Sox as Beush Cale and Waite lead the attack. Pitcher Layne and bullpen hold off Chicago after Levy’s earlier runs for a rare suburban setback.
Sacramento faces a tough defeat as a local team loses to an opponent by a close score this afternoon. Key players include Adrromentoy Catt and Maret white Sux Na, with standout efforts from GhICREO and other teammates.
In Salt Lake City a civic committee asks grocers to meet city clean food rules. Thirty four grocers have signaled willingness to conform and inform committee chair PB Ny Cool of their intentions. Names listed include Goan, Grocery company, C F Brooky, Tangood’s, Sherwood’s market, Hudson Grocery, United Grocery, and others.
A Los Angeles and Hattie company faced a judicial battle over pay demands and alleged service costs. The case centers on a judgment involving George A Myers and dates in 1906, with the court detailing terms and the railway’s position in the division led by AriQattoig.
Two children were injured when a cap exploded near a pole during an incident witnessed by Officers Wodde and Cuselday. G W Werb, a machinist with the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, and the unnamed girl sustained severe injuries. Doctors say two fingers must be amputated and the other hand may require further surgery.
In Salt Lake City, about 26 000 badge bearing banners will be distributed to clerks on tag day. Workers plan to wear badges and gather public support while merchants sign articles of agreement for early closing, a move tied to union actions and local shop hours.
Salt Lake reports superintendent Willam Lloyd announced a new shaft at Centennial Plobe Mining opened after a year of ore in limestone. Two feet of very good ore found, depth estimated 400 to 500 feet, confirming earlier owner expectations. Ground comprises 220 acres near Prince Consolidated east, with substantial talc and potential for deeper mining amid technical work and preparation for a future showing.
A garbled OCR passage offers a $100 reward but is heavily corrupted with stray letters and invented terms. Names, places, dates, and coherent facts are unreadable, yielding no recoverable event or clear entities beyond the reward claim.
Salt Lake March 9. A Hanauer Co sues Denver Rio Grande for 2744.92 over lambs shipped from Salina November 13 in twelve double deck cars to Kansas City. Claim cites neglect in water access, five days delay from Eliza to Pueblo, 645 miles, with lambs dead or emaciated. Damages include depreciation 2624.24 and 120.99 for losses by theft or escape.
Washington March 9 The bill creating a court of patent appeals was passed today by the Senate a bench of five members is authorized with the vice justice nominated by the president to serve for life and the other four justices to be selected by the chief justice of the Supreme Court from among district judges Plans call for service for six years
Salt Lake City March 1 reports the Laytien Missionary convention closed tonight with a pledged increase in the Protestant churches current year budget to 400. The wave names Juuk Wigo Lo Hino and Tinto as the sites for the next Mexican convention.
San Francisco March 9. A federal court baring through state and Supreme Court levels in the United States Circuit Court for the Ninth District awarded Joseph H. Boyd of Boise Idaho a damages verdict of 100000 against the Northern Pacific Railroad. The suit claimed 12000 for nonconstructive work on the Coeur d Alene Railway and Navigation project later absorbed by the Northern Pacific. The award covers interest and costs accumulated through the period of the case.
In Wyoming Territory a covert effort aims to aid starving elk amid deep snow. Veterinary warders, as winter ends, plan a long trek from Jackort Hall country to ward off the animals’ hunger. The campaign faces harsh conditions and demands several days of travel.
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