23 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
Unclear text details rising streams in canyons due to warm weather. Mentions Holl Lake and several individuals and authorities noting high water levels and potential damage. No clear date or location available. article fragment implies rising riverbanks and concern for infrastructure and residents.
Local readers note a thriving illicit trade near Paris involving a character nicknamed Robiean known as an tt. who lures patrons to a sylvan retreat atop a hill, presenting a dangerous lure during peak season.
An odd text fragment references a back and forth instrument of weather in late autumn and winter and hints at wind and sore health effects. It mentions a Weather related discomfort and a mysterious remedy with Berry Davin Painkillee, suggesting cautious, unclear health guidance.
A travelogue style account describes a scenic estate with staircases and tea rooms perched high above ground level. Guests, including newlyweds and families, traverse rope bridges and streamside paths to dine and tour the estate’s elevated attractions while enjoying abundant views and country scenery.
A garbled protest piece criticizes using Roosevelt as a standard of talent and modernity. It laments biased comparisons and the habit of evaluating leaders by Roosevelt's measure, labeling such thinking as nonsense and primitive.
Galt Lake March 22 report on proposed amendment to wartime pension laws by Utah Jadian War Commission members Pratt and Westwood of Springville. Washington delegation to press in days to prevent delays. The bill would grant a pension of 18 dollars a month for those 62 years old and 16 dollars for veterans 60 or older, covering service prior to 1874.
Salt Lake reports a planned Utah State Fair from October 4 to 8 with a strong slate expected. Directors evaluate department improvements and funding, and a full discussion on hosting arrangements was held with Horace Ousign directing further planning.
Baltfalo March 22 Edward Taylor horticultural inspector reports a spreading brown tail moth infestation threatening fruit growers in Davis and Weber counties. He concentrates inspections to check spread, noting damage to trees and potential economic impact.
An exnindyt engine equipped with a steam pump and Kwodneh hose saved the town of Lytmdy from a blaze yesterday afternoon. Fire broke out in the Hvar minute of WIR, and wind fanned flames toward adjoining buildings. Fire Chief Frew Blave alerted the crew who quickly used water and a mounted engine to attack the flames, securing aid from Axwsteh engine and preventing greater damage. The incident caused property loss estimates around $100 in equipment and supplies.
Fourth event for riders includes six furlongs with John Pew derguit winning. Rose, Ambjida Lae, and Live Wire show in positions. Time 1 26 4. Other races cover seven furlongs and a quarter with Griping Green and Calgaris placing as Hoffman and Henry Beatt claim spots. Time 2 20 8. GOLER CAUSE HEADACHES noted.
Packey McFarland, the Chicago heavyweight, agreed to meet Fred Welsh in a twenty round bout at the National Sporting Club after a prior match. The bout is set for May 29 with purses of 700 dollars and a 1000 dollar side bet.
Putney England March 2. Preparations by Oxford and Cambridge crews for tomorrow's championship race from Putney to Mortlake. Both crews appear in top condition and draw strong support as the Defenders remain the favorites.
Wolgast promises a rematch after a heated bout with Battler Wolgast agrees to face Battler again. The exchange sparks talk of a Dow University showdown and a potential title tilt as both sides hype the anticipated clash.
Darby Florida and Mirai 38 Glower Malian events over the past days of a coastal auto show. Cars raced on the shoreline as contenders vied for top honors in a tough field. Local drivers Knox and Hartford led early laps with the world aiming for a mile mark in the headline championship.
Plan outlines a broad program to resume work on roads and rail traffic. Officials expect a larger state effort than before with continued development, new equipment, and extended campaigns to restart transportation and related projects.
Cincinnati March Edoway reports the National Baseball commission will meet Friday to review Osthher John White's case. Rumors said the King cage has been defiled, with commission members Johnson and Lynch present. A delayed decision is possible pending further evidence and confirmation.
A reported wrestling bout between B B. Robot of Beattia and Zybrizho the English welter ended with police intervention. The match, for a purse of 37,000, was halted after rough tactics and head holds dominated the exchange. Both fighters displayed rough method in the second hour, with officials declaring the bout invalid.
Three trainmen were killed and several others injured in a head on collision on the Louisville and Nashville line near White Station Kentucky. The accident occurred on the Kopuicky Central division, causing extensive damage to both freight locomotives and blocking the tracks for hours. Investigators began reaching the scene to determine the cause amid a small crowd of onlookers.
In a July action dated 1330, federal arbitration approved wage raises for Switenmen. The decision, effective the following month, sets new pay levels and outlines conditions for the wage adjustments impacting workers in North American operations.
A tragic accident on the Souktary Paelie line left a mother and two children dead after a collision with a moving train. Details remain unclear as investigators examine the wreckage and gather witness statements.
Ogden Steam Laundry Co and Intermountain Fair Association issue delinquent notice for assessment No. 2 at $1.00 per share. Names of shareholders listed. sale set for January 22, 1910, with filing of legal notice and expenses, to collect delinquent assessments at Weber County Court House on February 5, 1910. Secretary Lara Tachardson signs.
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