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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
8
A promotional claim touts Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee as the cheapest good coffee in the world and the best for you. It describes a large revolving cylinder roasting process that repeatedly heats beans for uniform perfection and notes sales surpass all other packaged coffees combined.
The famous Senator Tillman appears in a lecture titled The Rice Quarry From Southern Point of View, drawing large crowds despite threats of violence. Reports describe his polished oratory, powerful voice, and commanding stage presence as arrangements to admit many attendees were made, with demonstrations and public interest across major cities.
Notice announces the opening of a sugar factory with hiring for 10 positions. Applicants must submit their applications to the superintendent. New employees will be placed in order of application. September start indicated.
A fragmented discussion questions which nations were moved by a treaty in Belingham Washington and whether a reciprocity of commerce existed. The text cites the 18th centuryGrimt Pritula and outlines the stance that no treaty with Great Britain has prevailed to this day, noting the impact on the United States and its territories in Europe and the West Indies.
At a Madison school board meeting officials reported enrollment growth with over 4 728 pupils in the city and a high school registration record. The finance committee announced 354 242 dollars from the high school house sale with a 2 784 25 balance carried. Appointment of staff and projected projects were approved, and the board adjourned after approving expenses.
Mr Squire Doug professor of music at the University of Utah and the Dyion Hith School announces next season's offerings. Vocal repertoire German French Italian opera studies theory harmony and advanced analysis. Registration on Saturday September 11 from 4:50 to 7:50 at Stud in Ye Wrstington Ave.
A telegram from Guanajuato reports the death of George W. Rome in Utah after a robbery. The 28 year old native of Michigan, married a year, was killed by robbers near Ball Utah. Mrs McGre and Miss Geath are named in the received message. Police are pursuing leads as the telegram notes the killers fled toward Cuernavaca.
The Springs line opens today with extensive work by Ogden Bank Tronalt Company and city officials. The project aims to connect North Ogden to the springs, with track reductions, new rolling stock, and a planned completion by September. Officials stress the line will become one of the West’s great routes, buoyed by expected patronage and medicinal water traffic.
The Sainthead Gazette reports on a proposed plan by Southern Pacific engineers to increase capacity of the Sacramento division by electrifying the line. A five person committee including Galves and ten Hare Hitan engineers will debate the relative advantages and feasibility of the project.
A garbled OCR style text lists scattered food items and beverages alongside many proper nouns and fragments. The reader encounters breakfast related terms, random names, and numerous unrelated phrases, creating a chaotic stream of inconsistent content.
The Chicago City Council by a 46 to 4 vote approves a four month extension for negotiating a street railway franchise. The measure follows a United States Court of Appeals ruling that a lower judge overstepped by ordering stockholders to accept a proposition.
Portiaod Oregon September 12 Frarela I. Uweney, now on the Say Franclace, announced to friends he is leaving Portland and plans to end his public role. He discussed focus on private law practice after involvement with national government and municipal authorities in San Francisco. He intends a private trip with Bir, Genny, and others.
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