29 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes record rain Sunday and a price change of 26 cents. Mentions Tito and short orders with low prices. References Ogdan, Utah, Twenty-Fifth Streets and proprietors ING AND WONG, with garbled additional names.
Soston Cafe announces hours with day and night service. The note lists dining options and times, mentioning weekday lunch and dinner periods. Proprietor Worg Ant Ghin at 284 Twenty-tifth Witreat.
The Silver Parlor Restaurant announces evening hours Sunday through Wednesday until 8 p m and offers lunch from 1 to 9 p m. It advertises oysters in any style and private dining parlor options at 12 Twentyh Street Gordon Utah with Privats and Private Dining Parlor services.
May dates and city settings indicate a legal proceeding involving alleged immorality and changes to dates. Attorney actions aim to present evidence and arguments in a case filed in New York as the details emerge.
A fragmented letter shows concern over coal supply and mill operations. It discusses Bull Lake, Gapitat, and nearby supply routes, asking whether to secure coal and which location offers the best access. The missive references Illinois company ties, Denver BINGE, and market implications as talks on trade and production continue.
An alarm was raised at the Progress building after a fire started near the boiler area. Emergency crews forced entry and searched the hall while a second team worked to control flames. The report notes property damage and outlines suspected causes and safety observers reviewing the scene.
A contentious irrigation scheme emerges with Sal Like Noe and others facing charges as trial aims to regulate work outside the city limits. Partnerships form to promote the Jordan River valley canal, with Promoters planning a pumping plant, water rights, and a wide irrigation system spanning two counties, involving diverse local leaders and engineers.
Nov 26 reports recall two thousand acres of beets in West days, with farmers planning large plantings and a robust sugar beet season. Mentions water delivery, power distribution questions, and local concerns about irrigation and farm labor supporting the crop's vigor.
A white man and four others were arrested by Sergeant Hompal and Gittcor on charges tied to luring Cunningham into an opium den in Loki on November 28. The group faces counts of robbery and procuring access to the den. other involved individuals are listed as unnamed and to be arraigned in court.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Utah boy, Salk Lol, and MOTH Horst Conaré Amman MdodHh TOWEL. It references arranging dates for an examination or event, with mention of candidates and a possible attendance in Washington. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are confirmable.
Jorday William Cossey, longtime Summit County resident and early mining hauler, died at his daughter Mrs. Tom Gibbons home after a brief illness. He was about 60, had lived in the area over thirty years, and helped bring in the first heavy mining machinery. Cossey formerly hauled ore into the district and was well known locally.
Washington reports reveal Secretary Root examining a territorial government for the Island of Pines while arguing it remains part of Cuba. The note advises the United States to avoid moving toward annexation and to respect Cuban sovereignty under the peace treaty.
A late 19th century account discusses Mr. Burba nkes influence and public reception. The piece notes his amiable character, his plant breeding efforts, and the mixed response from critics and the public amid praise for some promising varieties. It mentions observers in New York and Washington and cites Adam W. Lottin Johnson as a visiting critic.
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