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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
7
A report notes a cement surplus with a market located within a three radius of Three Forks and plans to move large volumes to the Dakotas and beyond. It mentions rail and transportation links and upcoming projects needing thousands of barrels of cement, signaling widespread demand.
The text notes changes in Winesboro Wisconsin with a push to establish an office in a bank building, mentions Grill and Nincker with sausage specialties, and lists 1267 Washington Market as a place. It also reports depot parking work progressing, ground leveling, and notes real estate interest. Other items include a trip by A A Stevena for Central of Georgia, a man injured at the Manging Examiner, and Ogden business visits.
Ore carrying values in metals reported at 143 per ton with 121 lead, 120 copper, 13 ounces silver and 1.40 to the ton. John A. Logsdon shaft at 49 feet shows promising ore body, directors to meet Friday on market timing. eight workers plus expanding plans aim for 200 feet depth and new facilities. Robison Mining Company and backers including Man Ettie hold interests.
A newly minted Articles of Incorporation for the Three Forks Cement Company documents its creation for a 100 year term. The enterprise, linked to the Portland cement interests, plans to manufacture cement and develop land in Montana. Founders pledge support from Weber Canyon investors and expect major rail connections to aid construction and operation.
Attorney Joseph Chez filed articles of incorporation for Brown's Ice Cream Company of Ogden with the district court clerk. Capital is 5,000 in 500 shares at 10 each. Incorporators include J. E Brown W. F. Janes LK James L Brown and Wilf Jawea. Purpose to operate and take over the Brown's Toe Cream factory and continue manufacture and sale of ice cream wholesale and retail in Weber County and nearby. Officers listed W F Damien president and treasurer J Tages vice president J E Tena secretary and manager.
Mrs Hare thanks friends and sisters for kindness during illness and death of her husband. Mentions Sindern Woolmes of America and HL Griffin Co. MBE Isadore 1us3. Furlith money for chattel loan, J Brummit referenced.
E E Stewart, manager of the Boca Uitneb of Bismous Hardware, returned from a trip to Hong Kong and Hawaii. Mrs Stewart remained in California and will return later. He reported the Simmons Hardware branch in Hawaii up to standard, introduced new goods in Hawaii, and noted Ogden branch sales and progress by employees. Stewart will spend most time on the coast but plans further overseas business.
The Norwesian association will hold a semiannual reunion at the Potter ward building in Salt Lake City on August 6 at 1 o'clock. The event invites all who labored and their families, with a program including welcome remarks, songs by the Norwegan chorus, and performances. Carlin Lind and Hy A Teterean noted among organizers, with Willard Curtis overseeing.
A garbled dispatch from March 26 recounts a bombardment event near a distant capital with mentions of White States Mintares Merry in Bindope and key figures in a tied political situation. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption but imply a significant security incident and leadership concerns.
New York reports mixed results with gains eroded by late selling. Great Northern preferred stock moves with court ruling cited. Kansas City notes cattle receipts at 34,000 head, weaker demand on heavy beef cattle, and pasture conditions lifting country grades. Additional snippets include New York sugar prices and Chicago cattle and hog market snapshots.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a chaotic scene involving a person named Vere and Admiral Martel with unclear actions. It mentions a fall from a structure and a referee to an aged individual identified as Lee, with scattered garbled phrases about timing and a date reference to 24 aerntex.
A fragmented OCR line lists various items and codes such as heavy 24.0586.20 and plow price 5.9006.30, plus references to Foo to chaita heavy and Bheep-Hecriptes 10,000. The text also mentions Na ves FL and wanterns BF.100 6.00 with lambs 1.05057.905 and FE-006 7.20, yielding an unreadable catalog snippet.
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