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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
3
Local merchants report strong demand for early fall hats as retailers scramble to restock. Shoppers flock to the mall, with several stores advertising new arrivals and discounts to clear remaining summer stock.
Fragmentary text mentions a grand jury and a senate figure, with garbled names and dates. The readable bits indicate a legal or political proceeding with a grand jury date and an attorney involved, set in a local jurisdiction.
Fragmented OCR text portrays a chaotic mix of names, places, and events. Mentions include Indianapolis, Washington, and Los Angeles. references to shipments, factories, and rail incidents. plus scattered names like Caldwell and Witt. The passage reads as a jumbled local briefing with errands, warnings, and routine commerce notes.
Fragmented OCR shows a local Salt Lake area item describing baseball lineups, vendors, and public notices. It lists teams, players, and positions, mentions Superintendents, Lake County, and upcoming games. Also includes advertisements for Carver & Sons and Chase products with prices and contact notes.
The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific restructure to avert a looming famine risk as winter supply shifts strain the West. Ogden remains a key line hub. new ice plants and expanded sheds will raise capacity to 1,206 tons west of the depot and 120 tons at the Beaverton facility. Additional measures target securing freight and passenger movements to ease shortages across the route.
A scrambled notice reports coal price increases and mandates payment for city supplies. It names Mines and local vendors, referencing gas and electricity affected by higher costs and urging prompt settlements. Names of firms and individuals appear amid unclear wording, with regional references scattered throughout.
Fragmentary report describes Frisco city officials discussing a hat bounty linked to public health measures. The text mentions the board of health, city leaders, and hospital service, with references to wages, fumigation, and preventing temptations related to a hospital project.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and events from a Sept sports section. It mentions betting, Japanese, and various obscure proper nouns, but the meaning is obscured and no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
A foggy report details a harsh sentence and tense post trial fallout. It mentions Lucas the informer, Quinn, and a partner named Quill, with references to a penitentiary, county attorney actions, and threats of violence. The piece notes officers guarding prisoners and charges tied to burglaries and a shop robbery.
A 17 year old named Morgan was ambushed by two highwaymen near Coleville, Wye. One assailant was shot and captured after a struggle. Morgan and his companion fled on a stolen horse. They pursued to Cokewille where Morgan’s party took the wounded to safety and the killer was seized. The attackers escaped with one horse and fled toward Evanston. The dead companion lay with the body as the gang dispersed.
Manufacturer and harvester of ice agree on bailing price in futures as winter approaches. City manufacturers anticipate a strong season despite lean natural crops, with committees from both producer and seller sides to fix winter and warmer prices. Ice will be sold at a uniform rate whether sourced from ponds or wells, ensuring steady supply and safety measures to keep ponds clean and free of bacteria.
A Boise inquiry reports coal and coke supply issues tied to Rock Springs and the Oregon Short Line. Evidence details track construction, delays, and alleged withholding of material as investigators press officials for answers.
Expert Engineers present plans for a Three Forks Montana cement factory project by Selim company. The site at Three Forks Union Portland Cement sits near the Great Northern line with storage, workshops, and housing to be built. Cement supply, rail access, and a $600,000 investment are outlined, aiming for Fall 1408 operation with daily output around 1700 barrels.
A fragmented police or public notice recounts a near collision incident involving multiple locals. Names such as Roark Burtt, Faye, and others appear amid garbled text, with references to a town, a county area, and a stretched sequence of events that suggest a safety check or traffic halt. The decipherable elements point to a formal alert context rather than a flowing story.
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