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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented OCR text lists numerous names places and terms with no clear narrative. It appears as a jumble of locations people brands and topics with inconsistent punctuation and capitalization.
A scrambled Ogden page reports on diverse city items including police patrol planning near the jail, street crowding around the R.G.W. and Union areas, and rising daily rail passenger numbers. It mentions Willard shipments of peaches and Brigham/Ogd en potato consignments, plus obituaries and local visits.
The notice outlines a music season featuring piano and vocal repertoire, elementary and advanced theory, harmony, and opera study. Instructors include Mian Clon Douglas and J A Tar Way with a schedule proposal. It mentions pupil rosters and a payment reminder for accounts at Pickett Grocery Co.
Wreckers at Scott Haven and Sufferville tried to derail the New York express with spikes drawn from the east, but the passenger train passed harmlessly while a fast freight bound for Philadelphia encountered the sabotage. A later freight from the west faced misfortune as the engine struck the spike line, derailing twelve cars. Officials note large losses under a Carey Act project with a 90,000 entry claim and ticket return offers.
Fragmented text mentions Romeventure, professor and cholera, four varieties, and references to hell spies. Readable facts are limited. entities include Romewhere, Atedomt, professor, Chileño News, and mention of favors with worktike.
The readable text hints at a maritime scene with mention of a berth, raft or raft-like object, and a woman with an unclear relationship to the event. Names and places are damaged, leaving an obscure sketch of the incident and people involved.
A garbled report describes a funny astronomer named Lou Singe visiting an unclear event at an arcane site. The text suggests intense heat, distant figures, and perplexing references to temperate rexels and a lupe road, with stray mentions of Wentperatunt and RHE ratedlasterations on cars.
A northern resort area formerly known as Hot Springs North is officially renamed Hot Springs. The Ogden & Northwestern Railway will run the first train from Ogden to Hot Springs on Sunday, with the line fully electrified by then. The new cars will operate exclusively for traffic between Ogden and Hot Springs, including North Ogden and Pleasant View, and will be funded by a late United States grant.
Unclear notes describe the unexplained disappearance of C H Galland, a claim agent based in Ogden, with his wife and relatives fearing arrest and investigations. Neighbors and friends work to uncover truth as rumors swirl about financial discrepancies and possible danger. Efforts focus on understanding what happened and ensuring Galland’s safety.
A Harriman special train will arrive this afternoon from the coast. The magnate will not halt there but proceed to Salt Lake, delaying several hours before continuing east. Manson’s car remains attached to the special. Harriam has been traveling east with two days and party friends enjoying the longest period of western travel in his railroad career.
A boy was injured when an elevator incident at We Boyle Wurnture Company left his arm fractured. B. sorereen noted the fracture, and the boy was treated at a hospital. The incident involved a warning to stay clear of the pit, but the boy reportedly attempted to move and jump out.
A Weber River case grants extensions of time to comply with water rights orders. Judge Howell issued extensions to Sept 40 for Snyder, Susan Anson and others to submit written statements and data. The order aims to clarify vested rights and ensure all waterholders within the Weber River district are compliant with the law.
Notice that the Congress Dancin Academy opens for the season on Saturday September 7 at 330 Broadway. Classes run every Wednesday and Saturday. Brand new costumes and modern dance sets announced for the opening week.
The Sevier River plate land board debates a basin project in Sevier County seeking to set aside land within the Sevier River basin. The board reviews selections along streams in Craig County and awaits interior department guidance. Governor Cullen is asked about timing and state building implications as the commission reports on engineering committee findings and land suitability.
Old OCR fragment describes framing and picture shops with references to Pavlor Victwros dining room pictures and bed towns. Mentions Bis Venus, Wren Alnsst, Baby Washington Aye in a chaotic listing of items and venues.
The text presents a garbled, satirical riff on tax policy and governance centered on a character named Whitney and references to a Utah sugar trust. It alternates between mock dialogue and fragmented questions about mortgaged homes, grocery business profits, and newspaper editors, with scattered names and places. The piece reads like a damaged political satire fragment from a bygone era.
Spaced by over fifty years of experience, advocates push for a strict pure seed law and enforcement. C Rosley Little of Van Libber Farm, Missouri, cited dodder weed dangers and urged action by agriculture departments to protect future clover and seed crops. The report discusses dodder’s parasitic impact and calls for immediate preventative measures. Sunday excursion and prices noted.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Richard Mansfield a great American actor and the Maryland public reaction during a 19th century tour. The piece describes barriers and social constraints, including family disapproval and public sentiment, shaping his reception in the state capital.
A damaged excerpt recounts a nun’s betrothal and a later death, noting final vows severing ties with a former partner. It mentions a nun Mannfield, a grave, a wreath of white flowers, and a possible public excursion along the Union Pacific line in September.
Secretary of War notified delay of the sigumsalp Siamesota voyage. Taft would not sail until September 12, delaying arrival in Missoula. The postponement shifts duties and presiding events for the assembly meeting, with Oktober dates uncertain.
Chicago cattle market figures show varied prices for beef, cows, calves, and other categories. Notable totals include beef at 4.10 per hundredweight, calves around 200, and miscellaneous items summing into the thousands, with market totals and specific lots listed in unclear OCR.
Chicago wheat prices opened softer with broad declines across the board. The market showed cautious sentiment as quotes drifted below prior closes, with sellers easing as earlier losses spread through the session.
Public bid call from Ogden with rock supply for streets, September 1 1907 details. Bids to be opened at the City Recorder's office and Council Chamber, specifying quantities, delivery by qualified firms, and inspection of rock standards. Bid weights and requirements note flexible quantity and quality criteria under city rules.
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