Beehive lever plan targets theft and law order
A fragmentary note describes action against a thief at a Beehive site. It emphasizes upholding lawful conduct, honesty, and the duty of administrators to enforce the law and maintain order.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1909
Page
2
A fragmentary note describes action against a thief at a Beehive site. It emphasizes upholding lawful conduct, honesty, and the duty of administrators to enforce the law and maintain order.
Ambiguous, fragmentary text shows a political clash as Republicans silence a waterworks issue while Democrats push the matter forward with new explanations. The scene hints at a public works controversy shaping party positions and local governance.
The article questions the promises of government promises on water rights and administration. It notes that four percent water allocations were not met and recalls the GID stand and the promised reduced water tonnage. It calls for accountability on how irrigation conducted the canyon and whether the promised actions were fulfilled.
A city showcases poultry farming with a long standing exhibit featuring diverse breeds. Vendors display birds, including premium varieties, alongside demonstrations of care, feeding, and breeding practices.
A meeting of shippers and railroad interests in Chadsonall discussed rising freight costs and wage levels. The report outlines arguments for maintaining rail wages and preserving the highway freight system, with statistics to be presented by railroads at the conference. The piece notes the public interest and possible impacts on rates and transport.
The report outlines the New York canal project featuring Enver Cavetnil and an engineering team shaping the canal for navigation. It notes dimensions and protective measures, the location near Quick Greenford, and the involvement of managers from Nab Fork with emphasis on harbor protection and dock construction. The piece highlights safety provisions, vessel flow, and the substantial scale of the engineering effort in the early planning phase.
A garbled Salt Lake State News item recounts a murder involving officer Neher and suspects Driskell and Kennedy. Witnesses describe a struggle, a gunshot wound to the shoulder, and a suspect fitting a coat sleeve wound. Police identify Driskell as the alleged shooter and detain him for questioning.
A boy about 18 was found dead in a canyon near Williaming on Sunday. The body was taken to O Donnel & Co and identified by Coroner. Investigators and a medical examiner noted trauma to the chest and believed foul play or accidental cause will be determined by the coroner’s inquest. The Woodritt apartments resident and others reported the scene to police.
A sprawling, foggy narrative follows Turuly Grays and J. Applegate amid a Yukon mining dispute and a sensational romance involving Miss Presnell. The tale weaves a bride price saga, a high society match, and the perilous death of William McLeod in a collapse near Salt Lake City, with shifting loyalties among miners and a dramatic pursuit across camps.
A lively stage program features Jack and GIANT Fillars with George Agar and Sylvia Hearne in a wartime revue. Rommel’s humor and Miss Hearne’s dances mix with musical numbers and sketches, including Joe Jackson and Laur Buckdey. The show promises brisk entertainment and strong audience approval.
In Salt Lake City a long letter by Warren Foster dictates austere funeral instructions. He asks for a cheap oak casket, no land or graveyard charges, embalming to be avoided if possible, and to be laid out for viewing by Odd Fellows members for a week. He urges no religious rites, and requests the Potters’ Lodge hall as the place of final vigil with specific songs and minimal expense.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and themes from a Weber Stake conference. Mentions of bishops, wards, and assignments appear with mixed spellings and broken phrases, making a coherent recap difficult.
Revival meetings at the Methodist Church entered the third week with Sunday services, visitors and backsliders reported as restored and at least five conversions. Dr. Webster preached the Gospel Salvation while the male quartet performed and prayers accompanied seekers toward salvation during the week with additional sessions scheduled.
A garbled Oct 7 item notes relief in stock market pressure due to recovery in credit and stock collateral markets. It suggests the downturn may ease and pave the way for a stronger rally, with investors weighing the impact of recalls and liquidity on prices and sentiment.
The article outlines stock exchange activity with leader Wilfred Gtnjey Alee toping the crowd amid a decline in shares. It notes corporate charter stipulations limiting insider selling and the influence of inside capital on market moves. It mentions October and September movements, Pacific union activity, and governance changes at the New York board, highlighting rivalries among allies and potential further contest.
Fragmentary report notes an epidemic in St Pryersburg with deaths by self harm linked to widespread misuse amid societal upheaval. Authorities seek ministerial permission to analyze and prepare precautionary measures targeting the crisis and its demoralizing effects.
Fragmentary report outlines a proposal to link the North Bahk line with a central corridor extending to Columbia and Portland. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the plan mentions connecting to major regional rail arteries and a possible cross country alignment.
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