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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
8
A garbled OCR note states that meat has been inspected and passed at 591 U S. The text mentions pre and post slaughter checks and packing line procedures, with references to government inspection and superficial checks as meat arrives.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Meibo church for Nicholas Merb a retired merchant and member of local organizations. Rev Crone led a short but impressive ceremony with interment at Moustala View cemetery. Attending were merchant colleagues and the OE Petiowa kein attended the service. Mark was active in promoting the trade and was recognized as a foremost expert in his profession. Large funeral procession accompanied the burial to the cemetery.
In a funeral at the City cemetery Col Yaya, aged about 0, was laid to rest after a long life spent in Ogden. Members and onlookers paid respects as the ornate casket and floral displays marked the somber ceremony.
Fragmentary notice notes Union Pacific expansion selling dates May 27 and a round trip fare of two dollars beyond a base one fare. Mentions routes through Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul with connections to Los Angeles. Includes garbled contact details for booking and travel offices in Ogden Moseley and Chicago to seek further information.
Fragmented report describes a mining incident near Balt Lake involving Mechilian and MacMuillan with fatalities and injuries. Mentions a shaft collapse at 16 feet depth and proceeds to note varying payouts per ten and a large speculative sum. References to a local emergency meeting and a Toaster event at a residence are unclear due to OCR corruption.
The sermon contrasts two religious views on creation and science, arguing evolution explains nature while not disproving the biblical account. It discusses nebular theory, stellar formation, and the harmony of science with faith, citing spectra, nebulae, and the origin of light and matter as evidence. The discourse blends scripture with early evolutionary ideas, urging readers to see science as complementary to belief.
An advertisement touts an Ely excursion to Nevada with claims of a new oil and mining boom. It promises a population surge to 10 000, 7 500 jobs, and invites readers to buy tract parcels near Bly City at cash prices plus monthly installments. Investors are asked to send deposits via the First National Bank Bly and address Vickerson & Ellie for maps.
Fragmented account describes a group in Ogden and Seine Park involved in a disturbance or assault linked to a harvesting scheme and betting wagers. Police were alerted by a telephone message and mobilized to the scene, leading to arrests and ongoing inquiries as the community debates safety measures for the summer season.
The sermon by Rev Eddy discusses peace as a goal beyond war and military force. He cites biblical prophecies, warns against perpetual combat, and urges restraint, arbitration, and moral reform as paths to universal peace, acknowledging the cost of war and the need for new methods.
A call to women to protect modesty while seeking medical care urges reading Dr Pierce’s offer of free letter consultations. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a discreet treatment for pelvic disorders and female complaints, touting authority of physicians and ease of use.
An account describes a dramatic encounter between a native and a panther along a river Yank, with a hole where the panther hid. The panther lunged, fired by a second shot from an unseen opening, wounding the animal and prompting a brave rescue effort by witnesses.
Fragmented text describes a funeral arrangement for a person connected to a cartel and mentions a service at 2 o clock at the Congregational Church. It notes a burial at Moustals View Cemetery and references a remainder or legacy in a troubled context.
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