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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
2
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A commission proposed by Tinver Ort seeks to determine which lands are legally held within national forests and to open lands for sale. The plan urges immediate action to identify lands to be opened, with emphasis on surveying eligibility and ownership.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice referencing a federal act in Ogden Utah with publication details. The readable elements indicate a government act notice dated March 9 1888, printed in a daily paper by William Glasmann, with advance pricing and a multi‑month subscription offer.
The readable text shows garbled lines with names like Veir Masen and Alex. Brewer, suggesting a tense convention moment and a promise of a decisive stance. It hints at a musical or poetic aside and a wave of emotion from a collective audience amid debate.
A Berlin event featured Orville Weiche soaring to 1,000 feet in a fragile air machine. Observers noted a tense duel of risk and skill, with descent uneventful and the feat prompting comparisons to Wright brothers progress. The piece frames aviation’s climb as a test of pilot nerve and machine limits, forecasting future shifts toward heavier airframes and potential military implications.
A clip from the North Pacific Rural Spirit reports Perth Oregon noted writer Horace Addis compared Four State Fairs with Seattle’s World Fair. Addis argued Four State Fairs surpassed Seattle’s in exhibits, urging Ogden readers to recognize the Four State fair as the era’s premier livestock and agricultural showcase.
An Ogden City primary delegate convention is announced for October at the County Court House. Delegates are apportioned by ward with districts selecting chairs secretaries and committeemen. Tellers will be appointed and voting will occur at designated ward halls for mayor treasurer and council candidates.
Fragmentary OCR text centers on a local mayoral figure and political actions. Names and events are garbled, with references to Brewer, the firm, and housing orders, amid incoherent descriptions of campaigns, appointments, and election implications.
The Davis and Weber Counties Canal project faced opposition as water plans for irrigation north and south of Ogden faltered. A letter by Solter Shepard claimed strong support while promoters argued the canal system would deliver water for farming and power, countering claims of self interest by rivals and urging continuation of dam and reservoir work.
W W Armattong selected as president of new institution Sal Tanke Ont six stockholders form the National Copper Bank. Directors chosen per charter with plans for a capital of 300000 and a 50000 surplus. Bank to open for business as soon as practical, likely before year end. W W Armsring presides over the bank in Ely with Park City connections and several other bank directors listed.
Schedule notes a daily service from 7 A.M. to 11:10 P.M. with hourly departures starting at 7 A.M. and every 40 minutes after Savitariva, routing between 25th Street and Washington Avenue and Santtarhum. Service ends with a last car at 7:40 P.M. and continues at regular intervals to 41:10 P.M. with multiple stops along the canyon route.
Special excursion via Beaver and Rio Gramie Railroad for 1.10 per ton. Tickets on sale with return period inclusive. Departures around 7:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. from Fortes stead. return trips at 10:25 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Special ferry leaves at 8:00 a.m. from Sf Like to Biema.
Fragmented notice describes the Bamberger Line exiting tonight for a special trip from Salt Lake City with tentative timing. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled departure around morning hours and a sequence of connections to notable stops.
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