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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
3
Random references mix to a town fair program and court notices. A Standard readers’ section lists festival prizes, prizes include trenchers and a firegraphy display. Local names like McCarvill, Snyder, and Dodd appear amid travel and gathering updates in Ogden and nearby areas.
Fragmented OCR reports a Sparks Nevada matter involving supervision of a suspect in a case. It mentions Superintendent Stavensen Jofk, Gyenn River, and references to a union mine and Western Wyberlyd tale. Names and places appear garbled, with unclear dates and outcomes.
Ma Tokunsuke Troma and Chige Mami wed with Rev Garver officiating at the corner of Twenty serum street and Adany avenue. Bride, a graduate of a Christian college, wore embroidered crepe with iris blossoms. The couple will reside at a permanent home after a brief wedding trip.
A German expert weighs turbine versus conventional steam engines for transatlantic liners, arguing turbine systems offer major fuel savings and safety advantages though concerns over coal consumption and bunkering on long passages persist. The discussion cites Lusitania as a reference point and notes turbine efficiency depends on high revolution rates and propeller design, with broad implications for speed, range, and voyage reliability.
Ogden reports voters arriving late as polling hours extended to 3 PM amid war time concerns. Republican strongholds show heavy turnout after 6 PM with estimates around 4000 to 6000 votes, while overall enthusiasm appears muted, prompting a push by party headquarters to secure support for victory.
Consul Thawas H. Noelon reports that German firms are expanding abroad to protect markets, shifting duties and protections domestically. Branches spread to Austria and Bohemia, with Saxony leading the investment. Swedish and American connections also noted. The pattern spans textile, machinery, and leather sectors as German producers diversify across Central Europe while maintaining domestic industrial base.
The Ogden city office reports growing home construction with many residents pursuing installment plans to own houses. November permits total 44,750 dollars, with entries noting residences priced 760 to 4,490 dollars. Builders expect continued outdoor work weather permitting, reflecting a rapid housing boom and shifting economic aims.
Thomas B. Jack, a well known mid business man, died last night at 20 45 from the effects of a heart disease that struck three weeks ago. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd. He was born in Salam TL and was 46 years old. He came to Utah with his father, who was a revenue collector during Grant's first term. He settled in Corinna, Lalor, later came to Geden where he and his family made their home. A wife and one son survive him. Until word arrives from Mrs J W McNutt a sister of the deceased no funeral arrangements will be made.
Probate division to pry on the last will and testament of Ann Morrocke-Martin this Saturday. The bulk of the estate goes to Morrocks and Veatrice J. Horrocke, with Georg Glover as nephew. The will includes a provision restricting guardianship of the grandson’s mother from receiving any benefit.
The High School team will visit the opera house this evening to witness the play Strongheart with a football scene. The High School students are to attend and join in the celebratory mood of the event in Baltimore late Saturday.
The market markets choicest meats for family trade with a claim of largest supply and lowest prices. Every pound is U.S. Government inspected at no extra cost, assuring health and safety with a promise of fair pricing by manager A. M. Miller.
The last will and testament of Sarah Ann Underwood, deceased, was filed for regard today before the probate division of the district court. The property left to the heirs resides largely in real estate in Ogden. Her daughters Kate Van Drake and Herriot Hecket are named administrators. Mrs Underwood swore to the authenticity of the will and named her husband William Underwood as beneficiary in the document.
A damaged OCR passage contains garbled phrases and scattered names, listing places and possible personalities without coherent context. readable fragments reference Milwaukee Abate and Milwaukie, but overall content remains ambiguous and non-actionable.
Dealers store coal from Minar Frain Copper Camps and Nevada mines to meet demand as transportation improves. Freight movement across New Routes eases road congestion and allows a reserve supply to prevent a repeat of last year’s famine. Output from Coalville area mines shifts toward local use along the Ogden to Linton route.
The United States Civil Service announces examinations for railway mail clerk posts in multiple states and territories including Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oregon Washington and Wyoming. The 100 point test covers spelling arithmetic penmanship copying and more with height and weight requirements reduced for applicants. Only U.S. citizens residing in listed areas may apply and forms are issued by the Civil Service Commission in Washington D C with local exam centers noted.
The readable lines describe Wille Saphes and Taany Cannon with unclear context and dates. Mentions Birifalo and an event before a specified bienzi, Tod, sMnthy Way on Ortabor ao. The passage is garbled and lacks confirmable details.
A historic money tone frames New York on election holiday with financiers relaxing tension in bank quarters. The Camp of America directs a trust campaign, assessing steps after gold engagements abroad, including the Kronprinzessin Cocelle case worth eight thousand dollars.
Market report from New York shows varied trading as bankers and brokers’ offices in Wall Street react to mispriced shares. Investors hold cash and seek deposits with banks while the Industrial Usirich fund advances funds to prominent clients.
Fragmentary text suggests special arrangements causing oysters to be skipped in shipment. It mentions water origin and timing details that imply a controlled process. The garbled source limits clarity on parties, dates, or locations.
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