14 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
1
An ADAC studio schedule notes a Wednesday program on youth piano and Thursday activities feature a Darratt plane display. Lincoln age appears in context of participants or exhibits. Details are fragmentary but indicate a regional studio event with educational and aviation elements.
A scrambled classifieds fragment lists agents and services for real estate, fire insurance, rentals, and notary public duties. It mentions Notary Public, rental properties, agencies such as Chauncy, Daumit, and Agwe, with addresses and contact hints, reflecting a period classifieds page.
A fragmented OCR shows multiple attorney names and office addresses in Utah and Indiana. Volney Quenell and J O Connelly operate from Washington Ave and Twenty fourth Bl over Richardsons Granary, with other firms Agese McCracken and Lesmenguen in Bell, and El t Hulamoke Farnsworth in various bank buildings.
City florists advertise funeral designs of all kinds including cut and potted plants. Delivery available with prompt service and phone contact listed for orders. Local names and addresses appear jumbled but indicate multiple florists offering arrangements and floral design services.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports on the March events involving Col. William Nel om and Tribune editor Kyle Witte. It notes a decade of post tenure in the agriculture department and touches on a shift in Republican alignment in Washington. Senator George Hutherland discusses anticipated elevation details and the pension arrangement, with mention of a new appointee forthcoming.
In Salt Lake, Della McCain seeks a divorce from Charles J. Cullver after 15 years of marriage. She alleges failure to support, requests alimony and attorney fees, restoration of her maiden name, and custody of four minor children. The couple wed in Windsor Canada in 1867 and have lived in Salt Lake.
A trio of masked youths robbed the Sherwood & Heatizion grocery on Gowth Hate Street. A customer, Desid Prek, was struck with a gun handle. the storekeeper Gadk and others assisted. About $8 in cash, a watch, and cheese were taken, and two of three perpetrators fled as local and federal inspectors prepared further action.
A large reception for Renator Fred Smoot, organized by the Commercial Club in cooperation with a committee, featured the I. T. VU. Band and performances. Judge J. W. N. Whitecotton welcomed him, praising unity for the Utah delegation and religious freedom, with Smoot expressing resolve amid a hostile political climate and recalling long-standing ties to his state.
Reported plans describe a new stock exchange camp event in Salt Lake with aims to modernize facilities and attract traders. Palmer, a cemetery trustee for the exchange, leads efforts while anticipated attendance and scheduling for early April are noted. Estimated travel costs from San Francisco and Fly, and Goldhill and Tea Park rates, are discussed as part of exhibitor arrangements.
A fragmented report from a wartime era meeting shows state and local officials including Joba EK Austin Th. Ander son and J. S. Oiler with Arthur Calister calling for a coordinated campaign. Inspectors were ordered to oversee proceedings as the delegation travels across Utah Nevada and Colorado.
Storm damage reported across the city with heavy sleet and high winds causing telegraph and power lines to snap. Wires and street lighting were damaged while roofs were driven in and snow piled on buildings as crews assess repairs and restoration. Local authorities expect further assessments and possible outages as inspections continue.
A garbled OCR note reports a youth from West Third Street was detained before Judge Lebi after an alleged incident at a local lake. The fragment mentions a keeper and a party at a residence, with unclear references to cloning terms and a court appearance.
Mrs Layton wife of Carle H Layton died this morning after a fortnight of illness from complications. She was 38 and a native of Kaysville daughter of John and Jane Punt. Funeral Saturday at 1 from the family home with services to follow.
On a March afternoon at the Ucak Redding & Manufacturing works on West Street, Laura Cor, an employee, had her hair caught in moving machinery while reaching for an object near the floor. She was pulled into the teeth of the machine, suffering a severe scalp wound that required medical attention and several bandages.
A speculative paper discussed at the Journal of the Red Reveler Association details recent progress in experiments with dirigible airships and other propulsion machines. The author outlines how future warfare may be shaped by such technologies and their strategic implications.
A fragmented advert claims Dr. Pierce formulations use ingredients from standard medical compendia and assert their medical discovery can treat numerous ailments. It emphasizes alcohol free tinctures and glycerine base, naming stomach, throat and bronchial issues as curable by Golden Medical Discovery.
The article discusses aerial warfare concepts including air superiority, reconnaissance, and attacks on ships. It mentions experts debating air power's ability to decide campaigns, the dangers of battleship vulnerability, and the potential roles of flying machines in reconnaissance and precision strikes, with performance specs for early aircraft and weight limits.
A described device uses a bank of naval electric projectors with rotating gelatin disks and steam jets to project colored bursts and simulated scenes. The system can imitate rainbow effects and natural phenomena, with potential display at the Jamestown Exposition.
Fragmented notice from a historical ad listing Nopson & Co as painters and managers with partial address details and contact hints. The garbled text mentions Ogden and an office number, suggesting a local advertising contract and service offerings. The readable items point to painting, decoration, and sign writing services with vague location cues.
Fragmented notice lists several plumbing firms including THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO and JOHN KRUMPERMANN with contact details. It mentions estimates, general plumbing, heating services, and miscellaneous advertisement lines for local residents seeking repairs and replacements.
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