Step Ahead in Rypear Mine Forewarned War Units Advance
In a terse note the text hints at stepping ahead amid mine dangers and price shifts. It mentions war units, preparation, and testing clothing readiness as a factor in advancement.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
14
In a terse note the text hints at stepping ahead amid mine dangers and price shifts. It mentions war units, preparation, and testing clothing readiness as a factor in advancement.
A garbled but readable notice reports Mrs Annie Van Names installed as matron at a local residence with an expected successor named Denot Munter Eblelis. It mentions a special train to Ogden for a high school track meet in Alta Lake on May 14 with anticipated local attendance and currency distribution for Gould employees.
A collage of ad notices and public announcements lists travel schedules to Idaho and Oregon, theatre plans, marriage notices, and a school meeting. It mentions Livingston's eatery, Wednesday and Sunday travel, sugar crop reports, un sanitary complaints at the Industrial school, and a funeral. It notes a real estate listing and a lawsuit over professional services.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a spring market with plant listings including cabbage, tomato and aubergine varieties. Mentions of individuals and prices appear garbled, with references to cash buys and a standard white metric.
A crowded Oldfield track saw Barney Olatiel set a 1:12 mile record as Benny Kerscher failed to beat the mile mark. Barzi won lap 21-2 miles in 3:23.16 with Knox and Thomids placing in handicaps. Dust on turns limited sprinkling. race spectacle diminished yet crowd remained engaged.
A garbled 19th century style report references tutelage linked to Princess Teck and English royalty. It mentions Georgen era figures, German educators, and exalts a German scholar’s influence while hinting at tensions with English ascendancy. The text is fragmented and contains numerous OCR errors.
A House vote 11 to 200 supported the traffic pact measure permitting railroads to buy stock in non competing transportation firms. Key provisions were scrutinized by Attorney General Wickernlum and President Taft era debates, with amendments retained only modestly. Speaker Mann praised the passage while noting party lines.
The trial features Dr. Hyde detailing cyanide use and alleged experiments. Prosecutors press for further cross examination while witnesses discuss hospital and lab activities tied to the murder investigation.
Fragmentary OCR report describes a Balloon Viking seen near Quincy and at D:A0, with references to nearby towns AMPA and Naw York. The piece mentions a large sum of money and a distant event, but details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
The interstate commission resolved a dispute over import traffic rates prompting a protracted rate battle among carriers. Key figures include officials from Washington and Rowton New York and partners Hathimoye Philds delpha. The decision, dated in the era, touched several eastern routes.
Mr and Mrs Holman hosted a family reunion during a visit from Boston relatives. The group enjoyed local attractions and a trip across the Ogden-Lincoln cut-off with Mt Holmes. Social invitations and club events filled their stay including a culture club gathering at Mrs Browning's home.
Thousands are believed killed as aftershocks and quakes collapse Cartazo. Rescue teams from Port Limon and local authorities toil through debris and tents to reach survivors while preventing further collapses. Aid and medical relief are being organized for the injured and displaced residents.
The report notes a woman found dead with murder suspected. Details mention a titled person of interest and affixed initials, with investigators pursuing a lead about a possible suspect tied to the scene and time. The article hints at a potential motive or relationship but offers limited verifiable facts.
A fragment outlines job openings in a department of agriculture with salaries ranging from 1100 to 1800 per year and duties including specialist shipplant waepartians. It mentions locations such as Washington Madison and June 15 as a sale by rent event and references a weather department.
Read as Jeffries fights through seven rounds, his performance seen as lacking and disappointing. The ex champion shows reduced movement and stamina against opponent Bah Arivatvong, with critics noting diminished speed and power.
Jack Johnson started training in San Francisco on March 3 with his entourage. The heavyweight contender ran 12 miles early, attended by Meares Colton, Larney Furui, and Marin Cutler, who dropped out before halfway. Johnson reported good wind and noted plans to continue proving his form for upcoming matches.
Fragmented OCR text mentions examination of sterographers with garbled phrases about plans and names. It includes scattered words like May and specific letters, but lacks coherent details, dates, or clear entities.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a prior step or prevention related to a sald mont ecvicy with unclear details and missing context. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a full news item.
The article reports restoration of western lands under an interdepartmental accord between the interior and war departments. It notes eight more parcels restored in Washington Idaho and Colorado Territory to public domain. The agreement aims to finalize boundaries and return lands to public use, with details pending official estimates and future governance.
Fire swept the village near Glen Burn northeast of the city destroying every building including the Glen Keho Abingle and Lauber mills. Help was rushed from Nockend as the lone structure loss is estimated at sixty thousand dollars.
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