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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
3
A noisy OCR dump lists varied items including a ceremonial initiation in Golufield, a large public sale, a funeral notice for Ralph Kenneth Leavitt, local meeting and civic notices, an injury report, a dental ad, and a Masonic gathering. Names, places, and dates are garbled but multiple entities and activities appear.
On next Monday and Tuesday the Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds sessions at Ogden with speakers including Mrs. L. 17 Shepart of Salt Lake. LeAnn Ut Aliver will present a silver medal contest and a matinee solo. Admission is free except for the ceremonial contest.
Samuel Ware pled guilty Saturday to a felony tied to Lindgasettlau and related roads case. He received a two year sentence in the state penitentiary. A forgery case in Osceola was postponed to October 15. Protest and riot alarms are noted amid gas shortages and shop disturbances.
Rail delays disrupt Oregon Short Line northbound freight and California express shipments. Fruit and green vegetable movements from CuO to eastern markets slow as crews clear yards and forward shipments, raising costs for growers and signaling broader supply strain.
Bert Wintle was arraigned this morning and remanded to custody on a felony charge alleging an offense on December 27, 1960. Jane Dee Maxu was named as co defendant. The case for defence asked to move the charge to fornication with a preliminary hearing waived if ordered by the court. Other offenders were disposed of in rapid fashion as details varied.
A fragmented report describes Republicans and Democrats preparing for a city convention on Targaty Fourth Street opposite the old palace. It notes campaigns to mobilize supporters, committees reorganizing, and a tense contest as party leaders predict decisive outcomes amid fundraising and candidate pledges.
Mrs Hull and her daughter depart for Wasburka Nevada as legal proceedings unfold. Reports cite a chaotic scene and uncertain charges surrounding the Tubaul tragedy. Defense questions and witness integrity loom, with preparations for preliminary hearings and state proceedings continuing.
Local mining excitement rises after Captain Stroy and J. J. Smith report surface ore at Hidden Treasure ledge in Blacksmith Fork canyon. Ogden prospectors and Captains Silvey and Smith plan further work. ore averages 84 to the ton with silver and copper visible. several outfits preparing to secure claims. potential concentrating next spring near Hurkarilh Fork canyon.
A fragmented report details prospecting around Gold Park and nearby areas. It mentions copper bearing quartz, red iron ore, and potential gold and silver veins. Historic figures and locations such as Moras Phe fey Mowe and Wratherington are referenced alongside early exploratory claims and a proposed development plan.
A Washington avenue horse race day drew a crowded Business district scene with cars, cigar smoke, and millinery as events including pacing and derby purses were scheduled for the afternoon at the intersuburban grounds. Participants listed include Onward F and Alecktright with various runners.
The text outlines compulsory attendance rules for children aged eight to sixteen who attend away from home schools. It defines required school days, start dates, and a grace period, with exceptions for longbone injury, already learned branches, medical or mental incapacity, and necessity to support a parent or guardian.
The Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Company sues Colonial Waterwriters Phoenix Insurance and National Insurance alleging fire damage to their plant last September. The defendants claim the plaintiff has not proven the applicable insurance coverage. Court action began in the Second District Court this morning as the construction plans for a new plant remain unsettled.
A garbled report surveys how inadequate preparation of foods like grains and dairy can provoke digestive distress. It notes missteps during processing, potential sugar conversions, and the risk of dyspepsia, with scattered references to digestion pathways and health concerns.
A misaligned beet season fears persist as Salt Line officials pressed by Western growers. Promises of hundreds of railroad cars to move beets were made after talks with Salt Lake and the Sugar Company, but no shipments yet. Farmers worry a car shortage may delay deliveries, with potential penalties and weather still affecting the season.
Report notes special arrangements to keep oysters cold for shipment to Baltimore. Detailing concerns about water or ice handling, press cautions that only in this way can the product stay pure. The piece hints at a public controversy with potential timing in October.
Fragmentary report references Cammery et al Dalton Lark and Brawli Me mines near Hingham with mentions of copper ore and silver. Lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes due to extensive OCR errors and garbled phrases.
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