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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text mentions New York and a series of names including Mrs Stay Brady Wat Majer Chariog Kenney Halt and Captain Tall fy Lentelant. The garbled lines describe a gathering or raid, with references to dates, places, and roles. Overall unclear but centers on a public or social event in New York with several named individuals.
J O Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining company plus Dr Hooker and Amalgamated Sugar officials left Salt Lake City for Ogden after inspecting the Salina Utah plant. Havemeyer expressed pleasure with factory singing and anticipated a successful season. Also noted are rail travel ads and a state fair promotion with transport details from Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Arizona residents and leaders reject any plan to join statehood with Nevada or New Mexico. The stance favors independence, arguing the territory is ready to join the Union on its own without terms tied to other regions. A prominent visitor, Lew W. Molton, echoes the mood, asserting Arizona will seek admission alone if necessary, and warns against a split with the Grand Canyon State.
In the Pequop mountains yesterday, young Code, brakeman on a Southern Pacific freight train, was scalded by steam from a boiler rupture. His right pupil was destroyed. he was taken to the hospital for treatment after temporary relief. Code is the son of Mr and Mrs H A Code of this city. Continuous injuries and company physician evaluated his condition.
The Fifth Ward Towliitin Dramatic Company presented Caprice to a full house. The show featured Henderson in love with Mer and a parade of local characters, with lively acting and strong audience applause.
Across a crowded arena in Keansiy City, Mo, Grath topped the world mark with a 16d feet 3 inch effort, while rivals from Scotland and New YorkAth were noted in the standings. Ralph Race led the New York Athletes club and Tony Sims also starred in an associated meet, with other events featuring prominent athletes from several teams.
A Republican campaign meeting at city hall elected executive and district committees. The executive committee includes B. T. Hwalintwkl as chair, Willis C. Hagwell as secretary, and Sidney Satana, F W. Wade, Willan Otasmann, Rudolph Knehler, Albert Yowet, David Jénowon, and John V. Rhith. District selections list numerous names by district with chairs and secretaries, naming T. Hwliniated as elected chair and David Jeawon as secretary.
An urgent notice requests all bartenders named Turner Wright and others to attend a scheduled special meeting on October 3 at a specified location. The message lists several surnames and conveys a formal gathering instruction for participants.
Robberies reported at the fair grounds with several cases under police review. Victims named in some instances include a youth who was robbed of about 99 pounds while at the dog show. Police request additional officers Friday to protect the public from this nefarious entry.
The notice lists a shorthand and typing school at 247 Washington Bludonis, Eyed pantilons. It references Ogden Goheat of Shorthand and Typewritings and mentions Eyed pantilons location. No clear dates or concrete actions are provided.
A long OCR fragment describes plans for Hale Hills on Dollar School for Catholics, a major new education project aiming to establish a Catholic university and extensive college facilities in the Rockies. Project costs exceed $600,000 with anticipated construction in Denver and surrounding areas.
A fragmentary theatre notice describes a sharp critique of a new drama. It praises a clever company and promises one of the year's finest dramatic texts. The production, opening next Sunday night, aims to captivate with intense war and romantic elements.
The Jerome land drawing lists 160000 acres in the state plan with many named participants and a public drawing raising about 100000 dollars. Winners include Bratcholes of Jarvison Missouri and Arthur Stark of Blanley Washington, with numerous participants from Helena Montana and Idaho locations. The event draws attention to public works and local street activity as residents report changes in commerce and housing prospects.
A garbled historic newspaper fragment presents scattered names, places, and terms. It references Loudon, Mantartures, Geelduntal, and Admirals along with varied dates and events, but the overall narrative and specifics are obscured by OCR errors and nonstandard text.
A fragmented, OCR dated account discusses prewar industry in Ith, shifting fashions, and wartime impact on trade and demographic patterns. It mentions beer production, bridal communities, new weaving and temper of markets, with references to Sydney and regional changes in living and schooling.
A fragment notes racialized phrases about taste and standards tied to colonial attitudes. It mentions Enoch and quarantine conditions and hints at public health language repurposed to justify social norms. The readable portion foregrounds judgment of taste and order.
Local display at M44 Washington Ave showcases dining room pictures nursery pictures and school room frames. Moos Not Necessarily Menoxneneive framing offered with Perlar Pictoris and Big Venus themes.
A man named Wong was tried after an attempted attack at a police station. The court sentenced him to seven months with hard labor, but he later showed understanding and pled guilty. Police officials reported the incident caused concern among residents and officials.
San Francisco October reports fifty-one verified bubonic plague cases to date with thirty deaths. Records indicate ongoing transmission in the city and surrounding areas as authorities manage hospital care and quarantine measures. One case, Miss Kouling, recovered after treatment and discharge from care.
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