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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
8
Reports indicate severe weather damaging crops as farmers struggle with ground conditions. The potato crop lies flattened and awaits thaw to allow digging, while sheep and other livestock face stress from the cold as farm operations adapt to the bruised harvest.
Farmers fear freestng weather will linger into spring as beets potatoes and crops suffer from frosts. Beets and sugar crops expect loss, stockmen worry about winter ranges with delays in feeding 10 000 families and sheep camps. Some forecasters predict a month or six weeks of milder weather allowing limited harvests and delayed movement to desert ranges.
Great Northern Railway reports nine teenth annual results for year ending June 20, 1904. Operating revenues fell to 4,429,009 with a deficit effort. gross income decreased by 1,400,000 plus a rise in passenger traffic by 1,604. Net tonnage of ore shipments dropped, while operating expenses rose.
Fragmentary OCR text references medical cure claims, devices, and procedures with numerous garbled terms. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to anchor a precise summary or charted headline.
A Weber County Democratic Committee column outlines ticket details including William Jennings Bryan for Vice President and Charles F. Grout John Lowden Peter Poleman and others. It discusses party positions on temperance and local option, campaign strategy, and observed voter sentiment in Ogden and surrounding counties.
The piece accuses Republicans of spreading canards to undermine Democrat candidates in Weber County. It cites a weak convention platform, attempts to split ticket support, and claims of corporate interference by the Analaerument Sugar company with employees carrying ballots for Democratic judges and district attorney nominees.
Principal McKendrich was acclaimed by faculty and students in a reception held Thursday. A large advertised display touted the celebration as a tribute to his leadership, with students praising his guidance and the school community presenting a formal expression of esteem.
The text outlines requirements for marking freight packages. It notes removal of old marks, correct destination or delivery station marking, and penalties for unmarked or mislabeled items. It references rail transport, water routes, and specific conditions for consignments with multiple routes or stations.
A garbled local theater notice promotes a show titled Rance da Arizoce at the Grand for tonight and Sunday. It promises thrilling titulations and clever acting, with audience satisfaction noted.
Controversy swirls over a production of The Clanman touring in Grand? am October amid strong criticism of its depiction of Black figures and the era. Critics note the play presents white figures as benevolent and Black characters as faithful and loyal, while it also viewers attack a perceived glorification of the Ku Klux Klan.
Testimony in a lawsuit against A C Crown & Company alleges Thomas C Gaylord sought $198000 in damages over a failed Santo Domingo Gold Company venture. The firm allegedly claimed the venture possessed prospects of over 150 million dollars in gold across 169000 acres, with the company capital at 4000000 and Gaylord promised 978000 within six months for an investment of 180000.
Jeferoa City October 21 reports Dr Jeferton Goddard released from the state penitentiary after serving twenty years for the murder of Tredoc Jackson a launderman of Kansas City. His early term followed a life sentence for the Jackson hotel shooting as his former associates aided in obtaining a pardon and compensation. The Jackson estate valued at about 259400 is tied to the case and Mrs Jackson previously supported Goddard during trial and afterward. Default entered against defendant Ribert Rob Anon in Keorke W. Keoppa court records.
Fragmentary text mentions an academy orchestra and attendance. specific details and names are unreadable. The snippet suggests a broadcast or cast event but provides no clear actions, dates, or entities to identify. Further clean text needed to form a proper news item.
General Superintendent Le Be Bocies and Amatoi led a crew at the sugar factory in a record-breaking run. The report notes production surpassing prior weeks with high output and strong contributions from key teams.
A garbled OCR snippet contains scattered letters and words without coherent structure or identifiable events. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations can be derived to form a factual newspaper item.
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