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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
3
Weert Wey Mayr St ke amy at Weert mining site reports 50 idle days as miners and operators await a restart. President Moorland questions the duration while a site fund shortfall of about $7,000 is noted and wage concerns surface amid stalled production and workforce uncertainty.
Clerks present new arguments as Ogden merchants battle schedule and wage issues. A mass meeting planned for Wednesday to protest work hours and firing, with union sympathizers pressing for four to sixteenth shifts. The movement seeks to halt store open hours after 7 pm and calls for broad support across the city.
Citizens of Ogden urged merchants to close stores at 7 o clock on Saturdays to protect clerks health and provide rest. The letter, signed by Asunt avy THY CLERKS, criticizes late hours and party talk that disrupts church readiness on Sundays.
The postmaster returns from Washington and New York noting a brief trip amid the dime era discussions. He describes meetings with officials including Mitchell, Mayle, and others, expressing satisfaction with the visit and plans to continue duties at the post office.
The Weber Club 10 board adopts a new advertising method for a Monthly Progress Mullet featuring railroads, manufacturing, warehouses, and various sectors. A publicity committee will present at future meetings to advance commerce, real estate, education, health, and current routes.
In May at Watlington, mediation was accepted involving the Kevevniing Knors matter with the whale department and officials confirming acceptance after a review. The proceedings proceeded to a resolution with parties signaling agreement and compliance steps.
A garbled reader prompt asks residents of Weber County to guess a number for a coupon draw. It mentions Ogden and Weber County. readers are instructed to submit a guess with their ID before a stated deadline. The text repeats that the coupon will appear on every lay unit and that the correct result triggers a prize.
Ogden Gun Club members G L Becker A P Bilge low and Marous Skeen represented Utah at the twenty sixth annual tournament of the Sportsmen's Association in Walla Walla Washington. Seventy seven top amateurs from California Oregon Washington British Columbia Montana Utah and eight pros competed. The event spanned three days with handicapped shooting and targets set at longer ranges. Becker won the Globe Trophy with 48 hits, Bigelow earned the Dayton Medal with 29 of 40, and Elgelow posted a 91 1 2 percent average.
A mangled notice warns milkmens to comply with city ordinances on health and heating equipment. The fragment cites a mayoral action extending a regulation requiring proper heating apparatus and orderly operations, urging immediate adherence to avoid penalties.
In a police court session Flora Wilson Grace Ray Kama Thompson charged with vagrancy appeared with others. Several were fined ten dollars and forfeited, while some defendants pleaded guilty or claimed ignorance of the law. The judge sentenced several to days in city jail with bonds suspended, and warned others to leave the city for good behavior.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a cake company demurrer and a legal dispute with entities like Antic Feusen Waltons and Chrissian jructn. Advised to show cause and advisement terms appear garbled. Likely court proceeding notes include names C K Andersen and Marthe W Goulart with unclear dates.
A reception honored the Central School teachers with the board of education in attendance. The lawn featured floral decorations, an arch of roses, and national colors while music from High School performers accompanied the event. Over 150 educators gathered to mingle and strengthen professional ties in a festive setting.
A 50 year old man from Sarina Wya was picked up by Palrotiaan Winton after falling downstairs on Bocod South street last night. He was unconscious at 1 o clock and taken to emergency where surgeons found a fractured wrist and other injuries. He was then attended by Dr Fy, Bteelo, and later conveyed to SS Mori's hospital in a serious condition.
The Sixth Ward Sunday School hosts a discussion on seven o'clock closing tomorrow morning. Prominent movement backers plan to attend and encourage full participation from regular members and others. Hitler Samuel Dye will speak at the evening session, with special music arranged for the program.
Classified ad seeking agents for TNA samples with a splash preventer device. Claims $2 profit per unit and upward. Mentions Frank Seed at 93 Reade Street North, with instructions to send a stamped envelope for mailing costs.
Probate calendar items from the district court include guardianship and estate actions. Keane Almoy White minors estate sale granted. John Usher deceased administration continued one week. Guardianship letters granted for Dtis DB Ford. Crayton Mf Ledoum deceased partial distribution granted. Bommerson petition for letters of administration processed.
In a May 20 bout at the National Sporting Club Abe Attell featherweight champion dominated My Murphy. Attell landed clean left jabs and combinations throughout the match. Murphy fought back in spots but Attell finished strong in the ninth and tenth rounds, forcing a clear decision.
Report from Harverd Observatory notes Halley's comet remains visible in light clouds. A late message from Tuembaya, Mex states the comet will be visible tonight in the eastern sky, with amateur astronomers confirming the sight despite hazy conditions.
May 8 report from St. Lois outlines a National Conference effort to address mental health care following hospital admissions. The article notes cooperation among medical and correctional authorities and references fatalities and injuries in a recent train wreck near Orton.
Fragmented dispatches describe heavy snowfall from Cheyenne to Denver with five inches reported in parts of Wyoming, causing travel disruption and strained infrastructure. Tornado damage in Kansas and severe winds with hail are noted, along with scattered flooding and damaged farms in Texas and Oklahoma.
Fragmented OCR text reports an epidemic of illness labeled as comet colds affecting New York residents. The garbled lines reference medical concerns and exams, with unclear names or dates. The readable portions hint at a public health scare and associated actions or responses.
The Ogden and Weber County Woman's Christian Temperance Union passed a resolution opposing resort sale interests. It commends County Commissioner Frank Moore for refusing to vote for a license at the Havlor resort and calls on Ogden and Weber County citizens to express their views in the fall election. The group maintains the stance against entangling municipal partnerships and urges voters to support candidates who align with their anti sale position.
A garbled text fragment references multiple unclear personal names and places. It reads as a cryptic chain of words with no coherent event or date, making exact identification impossible from the readable portion.
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