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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
3
The article highlights a wide range of fall waist styles featuring embroidery trim and delicate lace. It notes tailored jackets, Madras and wool fabrics, silk blends, and new fabrics like Fanny Net and Lyce Walkie, offering versatile options for the season.
The Missouri mining region centered on Joplin shows a surge in zinc ore demand and production since mid 19th century. Officials note ore reserves range from shallow to deep with 600 lead tons mined, and zinc ore valued at $123,000 in early figures, as new shipments and processing plans unfold in the state.
A garbled collection of ads and notices mentions a dancing academy possibly at 28 Grant Avenue, a hotel or lodging at 2d and Washington, employment ads, a suspected theft on a Southern Pacific train, and various community events. The text also references routines like dancing every evening, a marriage test, a local theater program Capricn, and weather mentions.
A Utah dispatch reports J H Young assumes new post as district train agent at Ogden amid warm welcome from staff. The Ogden Manhattan Mining Company announces its incorporation and lists directors. Warren concedes Ogden’s growing transit and mining activity reflects regional expansion.
A troubled boy, George Manmill, is arrested after street trouble and questioned by police. In a police court Judge Gunnell shows leniency but sends the case to the Juvenile court for guidance. He is placed under supervision and the judge warns he must redirect his life toward Seattle.
In a chaotic scene workers described as a large gang prepare to relocate ice houses and related structures. Carpenters and laborers coordinate movements along the yard area with plans to clear and repurpose spaces for upcoming operations.
The Southern Pacific reports a surge of about 1000 workers on the Lake Tahoe to Promontory route improvement. Aiming to 1009 laborers, crews clear rock and lay track between Lakeside and Promontory as upgrades proceed, with completion hoped within a year and plans for double tracking thereafter.
Attorney Marky duessenger reports Pioche’s growth as a permanent camp with robust mines. Laskengar commits to the town, expecting new arrivals and branch facilities by October 10, while Bristol and Jackrabbit properties advance. Promising Nevada mines, rail access, and strong investment spur hope of rivaling Goldfield and Ely by spring.
Expert Dennis guides two cars loaded with a mixed fruit assortment for a continental trip to study how eastern methods affect Western fruit. One car diverted to Truckee. the others monitor temperatures and log data at cooling stations. Government seeks efficient transport with minimal loss to encourage orchard expansion and protect growers' shipments.
Frost threatens Weber County tomato yields as the Utah Canning Company plans a late start, about September 19, with output highly dependent on the rest of the season. Western frost damaged prospects, steady canner activity continues in Brigham while spring delays curb Wah pack prospects for a large harvest.
The government weight rule, taking effect yesterday, changes mail handling. At Ogden the process moved to weigh mail for thirty days, with E. Sinth appointed as chief mail weigher and Slerk O. Af assisting. Mail today shows lighter traffic but heavier packages on Thursdays and Saturdays, with variations noted in weight totals.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines incorporation details for a company with names like Lewis and Conpany and mentions offices, directors, and capitalization. It references addresses in New Jersey and Alabama, with several unclear personal and corporate names and roles, all presented in a garbled historical notice style.
A fragment notes a firm evolving from a simple workbench to significant prosperity within a town of note, reflecting broader regional advancement and economic development across the area.
The Balt Coke and Ogden Auditorium hockey and skating association announces the roller skating season opening Monday October 4 at Hig Auditorium. Special attractions will feature Lear Hooke for winter programs and a varied opening program. The management led by Mr O Mara pledges entertaining shows and a renovated rink for strong attendance and public enjoyment.
A diverse Japanese gathering led by Secretary Wat and Field Marshal Prince Quanin honored the emperor of Japan during a reception. Attendees included Gen. Count Oku Admiral Togo and other dignitaries as discussions praised allied ties and U.S. leadership.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mining claims and entities like The Luckey o mining clam The Thickny Ko Lark Spar mining etait and people such as Jim Alod and county clerk He w rampyay Inkog organization.
Oyster shipments to Baltimore proceed in ice packed consignments to prevent water contact and shell mix. The first shipment is due around October 1st, ensuring purity for buyers and maintaining quality from the source.
A reported dispute over executive pay involves President Henry Green and a secretary, as they press for a payment of TR Muna. The case centers on a capital valuation of F175,000 and the per unit par value, with unclear details on who supplies the funds.
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