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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
4
A chaotic mixed report centers on a dispute about copper pricing and mining interests in Salt Lake. It references Amalgamated companies, political figures, and industry figures, plus debates on the cost of copper and related labor concerns in the region. The piece touches on public reaction, governance, and financial stakes surrounding copper production and distribution in the area.
A partial OCR line references charity and an ancient term or name unclear in fragment form. It lacks sufficient context to identify people places or events for a fuller summary.
A May 1988 Salt Lake tribute describes veterans ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. The Grand Army of the Republic and local groups led parades from Odd Fellows Hall to Fort Douglas, with services at Mt Oliver Cemetery and Bowsee. Flags were placed, and eulogies delivered to remember those who died for their country.
An advertisement describes a table electric cooking furnace kit with a griddle cake cooker, square frying pan, toast wire, and lamp socket attachment. It claims 500 watts, three minutes for bacon, two for toast, and five minutes for eggs. Estimated 12 12¢ per hour, sold by Bively and Hendry, Equipment Dealers at No 2450 Woah Aye.
Partial OCR fragment hints at an aligning document, mentioning the ally and Neud context, with the remainder of the section implied to be allocated to other matters. Concrete names, dates, or locations are not readable in the surviving lines.
A May 30 field note from Salt Lake describes ongoing mine work, with a 420-foot drift targeted to new ore areas. Miners are advancing levels, establishing a second extractor, and driving forty tenths of the shaft reach. Weekly progress runs about 660 feet of drifts, with costs noted per foot by the contract.
Crowds gathered in Salt Lake May Day period for inaugural country trips. Automobiles and carriages lined streets toward Parley Country Club and nearby farms. The Lin ton Rome attraction drew many, with sunshine and floral displays. Lagoon service resumed with new facilities and opera cafe under Mrs Tosopl Sans, head waiter Env Baughman.
Fragmented OCR text describes a ticket office near a lake with garbled place names and stray references to a royal or ceremonial moment. The readable bits hint at a public venue, crowd presence, and partial street directions, though specifics are indecipherable.
A garbled obituary item notes the Valeugtorian of Park Schools passing away. The fragment references a president and a banquet event, with unclear details and several garbled names and phrases.
Plain City defeats Liberty 7 to 6 in a hard fought game. Aleloning, Tibariy, and Montgomery stand out for Plain City with excellent play in the back court and loft position. Livarty leads Liberty with steady defense while both teams rely on strong guards and solid tempo throughout the match.
A satirical adette urges practicality and humor to avoid wasting years on chores. It contrasts domestic drudgery with clever gadgets, suggesting a motorized aid named Yort can transform washing into a witty, efficient task. The piece promotes modern convenience for busy wives seeking better use of their time.
For Sale by GEO A Lowe Company describes sale of a stock of amy crans and related materials with details on composition, market context, and proposed processing. The document notes experimental pins and testing, with statements about metallic contents and potential products, reflecting the era’s industrial focus and regional distribution.
GALLEY DRUG CO 2471 WASH WM. DRIVER & BONS 2458 WASH BADCON'S PHARMACY 2421 WASH mark a sequence of drugstores on West Washington in a city directory or advertisement. The brief item names three establishments with street numbers indicative of a local retail listing.
A fragmented OCR note mentions opening frames by Jude and a Plache company task. It references working crews and a plan for development without delay. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations but implies preparations for a camp and ongoing resumation of work.
Partial OCR shows a ticket sale notice for Portland Oregon with price 30 dollars. It lists sale via Oregon Short Line, date range May 8 to May 8 with return within ninety days and stopover allowed. Recommends reserving ticket with contact Washington Ave and B.A Shewe.
A local notice announces a camel exhibition featuring camels and dromedaries. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a display or event in a Std carrier setting with live creatures on display and a focus on public interest in unusual animals.
Eastern critics argue irrigation is a federal overreach and will distort markets. Western advocates claim irrigation supports larger yields and regional growth, noting apples and grains benefit from water access while transport costs hinder eastern competition.
An unclear OCR fragment outlines a travel route from Baltimore to return to a city with mentions of Oregon Short Line and multiple misread terms. Key names and places are garbled, preventing a coherent event or outcome. Additional readable elements include a reference to a ticket and a location labeled Waslutm Avenue with stray city names.
Washington reports vigorous protests against rail freight rate hikes slated for June 1. A ~30-person delegation, led by Senator Nad Maenders and attorney William Flayne, pressed Attorney General Bebernl to delay action pending an inquiry into possible illegal rate combinations. The protest aimed to halt or postpone the rate rise and avoid burdening manufacturers and shippers across the affected territory.
In a fierce blaze at a Spratnia anderson storehouse the bravest rescue attempts saved several lives as Chief Terry Owany and Assistant Chief Halley led crews. Numerous injuries occurred among the responders, with damages totaling about 108000 dollars to the National Harvestar building and surrounding storefronts.
A May report from San Francisco describes a boycott movement targeting Chinese labor and urging removal of Chinese workers. The texts imply organized resistance among local workers and a push to limit Chinese admission, stirring debates over immigration and labor rights amid broader anti foreign sentiment.
Report from an Idaho event notes many master plumbers and members gathering for a statewide convention. The focus is on union leadership, standards, and technical guidance amid evolving codes and safety practices.
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