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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
4
A fragment dense with notices and snippets from Ogden City life includes court mentions and legal motions, police activity reports, local sales and promotions, and social updates. It notes a municipal court case, a bread bread sale, a charity drive, and routine agency actions at the Intermountain Savings and Salt Lake area events, with street and neighborhood mentions.
An Ogden area report notes inspections and rumors around retrenchment plans, alongside travel and personnel changes. The Central Manager of the Oregon Rail Line and others depart Ogden after duties, with Mrs Cook and Wing family visiting. Local residents include Charles Mastin’s wife and a hospital operation, while others return from New York and Minneapolis trips.
W R Scott becomes a top post at Southern Pacific under General Manager Calvin in San Francisco with a $9.00 salary. H H Young, ex Ox fan a Ball Lake figure, rises to general superintendent at Oakland with $6,000 pay. T A Larson named superintendent of the western division.
Republican: Construction of the Salt Lake Ogden railroad by the Bamberger interests will be halted due to money market stringency. Reports of large funds having dwindled and work stopping were emphatically denied by Simon Bamberger Thursday night.
The excerpt describes sensational wealth as a breed feeding forty million, with twelve portions and five million in reserve. It asserts glive like imagery of starvation in London and mentions deaths from starvation, referencing The Pant and Huddied Last in The Outing Magazine for September.
The Commercial State Bank of Dhix Aly ti le beralig Gloped tie drove. Bank assets in First Nathanial bows of Chivitda Tow a reported valuable vessel loss. Directors fear reserve collapse and plan action. Capital was 760000 with a 5m surplus. assets totaled 830000. Iowa owner Gu Jacahanky to assist Commercial with unclear role.
Executive committee of the Amalpinitnd Buoy tye af Railroad prepares to adopt a resolution to call a gen eral meeting. California State Department and other banks remained closed while most reopen today. Local notices reference pay and settlements with varied schedules amid the holiday.
The fourteenth annual convention of the Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs at Ogden drew resolutions endorsing forestry funding at state universities and agricultural colleges, support for a home for dependent girls, hospitality to delegates, and thanks to local hosts. It notes gifts to the state university exhibit and honors retiring officers, with praise for Mrs Kinney’s leadership.
A description of the 409 foot high waterfall in Ogden Canyon, said to be Utah's largest, with misty iridescence and a view that attracts visitors year round. The Utah Light & Railway Co plans to illuminate the falls with incandescent lights, aiming to project colored beams onto the water at night.
Officers of Alo Grande and Weber Club protest proposed plans to extend the viaduct on Twenty fourth Street east of Wall Avenue. Spearheaded by General Stanger of Rio Grande, the meeting included attorneys and railroad officials who argued for constricting the viaduct while opponents warned of damaging property values and freight access.
A new sugar factory arrangement near Harlen involves 1800 workers, portion of their lands for cultivation, and Indi an employment for growing be ts. The pact aims to boost sugar production under Oglen Sobusis pusatble, with a Port Bermap conference approving the deal.
A garbledOCR piece hints at a rural scene with farmers and a hunter in a tangled narrative. Mentions of a horse, a loom, a ranch, and a mystery around a crowed barn mingle with scattered names and odd phrases. The text evokes a nostalgic, fragmented rural vignette without clear events.
Reports from the Ogden to Salt Lake cutoff area indicate reduced labor and stalled momentum on double tracking efforts. Officials say no new work is planned locally despite ongoing maintenance and force reductions, with broader eastern financial constraints limiting project expansions. An unrelated health remark about Burdock Blood Bitters is noted in the text.
The article notes an upcoming musical evening by the Ogaen orchestra under Mr. Ford's preparation. Music begins at eight and runs until ten with the ensemble offering several requested numbers and repeats, highlighting a concert of notable merit.
A crowded market ad touts select meats for family trade with cash discounts and low prices. The listing mentions nationwide rail and transportation brands, multiple cities, and regional suppliers, asserting dramatic savings while emphasizing quality and affordability.
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