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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
7
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A garbled OCR excerpt references a person named Tomy and a project or event with unclear details. It mentions numbers like 1100 and a location or organization, but the text is severely distorted and lacks coherent facts. No clear outcome, date, or identifiable entities can be reliably determined from the fragment.
An editorial page fragment discusses telephone services and rates, mentioning a $1220 monthly fee over two years related to a medical cure claim. A court case involving a mixed race child, a mother, and Judge Armetrong is referenced, with a jury to hear the matter and a pending trial for Anna Reimtart.
The fragmentary text lists names, places, and ads from a midwestern or western newspaper. It mentions Ogden and Battle Mountain Nevada, Castle Gate and Carns, courts, a forgery case, obituaries, advertisements, and local vendors. The jumble preserves scattered proper nouns and events but lacks coherent narrative.
The Salt Lake Utah Valley Railroad is sued for ten thousand dollars in damages by Luke Salt and others. The complaint, filed March 6, 2008, alleges injuries from rough track and uneven surfaces causing hospital bills and lost wages. The plaintiff seeks thirteen hundred seventy five dollars and related medical costs.
Gall Lake resident Obrey at Pocatello on the way to a brother's funeral reports he was robbed of 210 dollars saved. He carried the money from Pocatello to the uptown rooming house where it vanished after a break in. Chief Pitt considers light-fingered theft possibly connected to a local group. author notes the suspect’s vague whereabouts.
Robert Lord reports a wave of unemployment in Butte as hundreds of displaced workers gather in streets seeking jobs. Labor organizations dispatch officials to Bullo and nearby plants, while Ford warns men to avoid Butte until new positions arise, noting no work is available in the region.
Modern Woodmen camp No. 2996 held a reception at Feil, Phero mark, for the state banner presentation. Neighbor Sullivan of Salt Lake City spoke on growth and purpose, noting the Utah unit’s rapid expansion and naming Wah Conn as presenting the banner, the largest camp in the state. A social program followed with plans announced for future events and excursions.
An old advertisement touts Postum as a hot piping beverage with no caffeine. It claims natural phosphate of potash rebuilds brain and nerve cells, offering a coffee alternative free from harmful substances.
The Attorney General interprets dust in legislature dairy regulation, defining who may produce and sell butter. Red dairy commissioner seeks guidance on applying the law to persons or companies offering butter packages for public sale, with Major Breeden noting farmer reach.
State communications to assure a thorough two hour inspection of all sheep and lambs during the next two weeks. The board of sheep commissioners demands this work be carried out with strict supervision. Only a few conditions are clearly stated though details remain uncertain.
London dispatch notes the Prince visiting Cologne with aides and a planned stop at Darmstadt and Parks after the Cologne visit. The account mentions honorary roles and arrangements during the journey, reflecting royal duties and itinerary.
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