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Reading fragment mentions rel Seango and steaming qualities iz glyen. No clear event, date, or names beyond these terms. Summary preserves minimal readable facts from OCR fragment with neutral phrasing.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
5
Reading fragment mentions rel Seango and steaming qualities iz glyen. No clear event, date, or names beyond these terms. Summary preserves minimal readable facts from OCR fragment with neutral phrasing.
A Jamon Hydlinee report for United States Geological Survey examines earth disintegration from potash search in the Western field. It notes no confirmed rich deposits and details the survey’s public analyses and findings. The document was obtained through a Director of the Geological Survey in Washington.
A 19th century report by J D Umpleby surveys Lemhi County Idaho geology and ore deposits. It details gold silver copper and lead prospects, historic production, deposit types, and mining conditions including ore zones, depth, and the potential for expansion across districts such as Leesburg and Mouse Creek.
An OCR fragment from a historic newspaper page mentions Janes Thorpe becoming Benedict, with scattered names including Margaret, Lia, Carlstein, and others. The garbled text references athletic protests, library events at Hoceat, and multiple place-like terms, but the exact events remain unclear.
An armed robber entered the shop on the opposite side to the depot and forced two clerks to raise their hands. He demanded the registered mail and rifled money sacks, taking cash receipts and several jewelry packages from the premises.
Washington Del 14 Senator Whaley of Montana has withdrawn objections to William C Whaley's confirmation as collector of internal revenue for the district of Utah Mo and the Senate committee has authorized a favorable report. Whaley is expected to be confirmed as the week ends. Montana senators seek to move the office from Salt Lake City to Helena but have voiced opposition. Secretary McAdoo will authorize the removal.
Brigham Gily and Gel W introduced home credits in city schools by order of Cy Jensen and the Box Elder county board. A circular to parents outlines prizes and rules, encouraging parent and guardian participation. Weekly credits hinge on attendance, study tasks, reports, and behavior with specific percentages and penalties described.
Tenders subject to the action of the Republican primary. Ancobson, the present mayor, is likely to be placed on the Republican ticket for re election. EL Mydsén, Ernest Munk and others have been talked of heading the Citizens' ticket.
Washington dispatch reports that the United States cannot recognize the October 26 Mexican election due to General Huerta's decree declaring himself the holder of legislative power. Instructions were sent to Mexico City to formally notify authorities.
A man identified as Alina Painter is jailed after an alleged attempt to shoot his 12 year old daughter Jessie Jagat. An automobile party nearby stopped the attack as screams were heard from the family camp near the Sanitary site. Paramedic Dr Wo Whalen treated him while Sergeant Larne and others investigated. Jessie later rode into town to work and said her father had become more violent, with the family supporting five children on a small farm.
A civic group named Citizens party held a gathering to discuss local races. Multiple candidates were named for city offices including treasurer and recorder, with a organizing committee announced and meetings slated for upcoming weeks.
The United States, under Secretary Bryan, will not recognize any Huerta chosen election. Officials inform O Shaughnessy and Lind to scrutinize the trial of arrested deputies. Berlin actions and German interest in Mexican affairs prompt cautious diplomacy and possible German vessel movement toward Mexican waters.
Philadelphia report states players to share world series money after deductions and forfeits. Officials announce a distribution totaling substantial sums with 25 percent withheld from totals. details remain unclear amid chaotic transcription.
A chaotic early version of a sports clash records Miss Curtic losing to the Wolves amid a crowded field. The report notes defiance by Miss Curtic and tension surrounding the event, with scattered details on participants and venue, reflecting a disrupted page segment.
Muriel Dodd from Britain defeats Edith Nobbs in Wellington to claim the championship as international players from Canada and the United States compete. The field features several top golfers, with close scores and strong showings from various pairs.
An advertisement claims a home treatment can curb alcohol use by a drinking husband or son. It highlights money wasted on drink, purchases, and clothing while offering a secretive method. The product costs $1 per bottle with a money back offer if no benefit after a trial. Contact K McIntyre, Drage, 2421 Wash Ave.
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