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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
7
A garbled collection of names and phrases references various people places and events. Included are mentions of Donaldson tag rottrng trout and Co companies along with scattered personal names such as Mrs Tom Hoskel General Ketley and A Bowman. The text appears as jumbled OCR lacking coherent narrative or clear dates.
Fragmented report lists Willard Seyder and Bow men as mining district officials. Mentions Wheelwright Construction contract for Talking Bayial blocks, work to start after Peak Day. References Clarke Matéon resignation, Frank R. Nichols Ogden visit, and Nevada politics toward mining and land issues. Also notes Pine needles remedy and local pharmacy ad.
The Hinfrande railroad ends reduced rate tickets east of Colorado starting Monday. General passenger agent says half fare to Chicago, Omaha, or Missouri river points previously offered to clerks and charitable groups is now restricted by new laws. The carrier reserves the right to enforce regular rates, with notices circulating about entitlements to alternate routes via Colorado and Utah.
A garbled passage references Congressman Bartholdt amid notes about the National Capital and political skirmishes. It mentions his activities and ties to Washington, with scattered allusions to committees, legal matters, and public affairs affecting his stance and influence.
A viewpoint argues for a grand, durable government complex in Washington near Union Station to house the United States Geological Survey and related departments. The proposal envisions improved facilities, a grand city block near Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets and a major post office nearby, funded via Congress, with attention to architectural dignity and practical transit access. The piece also notes prior delays, proposes managing office growth, and references similar efforts in St. Louis.
Officials discuss completion of a main park road and facility upgrades at Yellowstone Park. Limcroft, president, and Oregon Short Fine executives attend as bids are reviewed, with technical details and projected timelines outlined.
In Salt Lake City reports praise the Boy Phenomenal for remarkable cures. He is said to have treated many cases in Ogden, including chest pains and cripples, with swift recoveries. The article cites specific examples and notes his clinics at the Colonial hotels, 30th Street, drawing rich and poor alike.
A garbled report references the Sacramenta irrigation week gathering with remarks from Fitzgerald and Valt delegation members. It notes visitors from various regions, including Kansas and West Virginia, and discusses exhibits, prizes, and local officials observing displays and trade. The piece mentions the 9th and multiple named places and people in a crowded montage.
Fragmented OCR shows university notices from Utah with registration dates and campus activities. Mentions Sen Lember, September dates, college events, Wednesday schedule, construction terms, and various preparatory work items. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate registration, courses, and campus notices.
The article details a Nevada court dispute involving A. J. Croater and a petitioner seeking actions against him for perjury and related delays. The Supreme Court ruled that if any criminal offense occurred, the proper venue is the criminal courts, and Croater may press action against the petitioner. It also touches on mining claims, land holdings, and oil prospects in San Juan County with references to local companies and figures.
In Une Thu Chunber of Commeruna a tale describes a procedure or event involving Ruby of Orden Way and others with references to a river, a city, and unclear distances. The fragmentary text mentions the Sundua river, Comb creek, and strange measurements amid an imperfect account.
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