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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1909
Page
2
A garbled OCR style item from Ogil Naw discusses municipal debt figures and tax-related expenses. It cites a debt amount of 218 377 03 and mentions the city of London as a notable entity. The text references taxes, expenditures, and a potential surplus, but most details are unreadable or scrambled.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a proposed saloon license in Ogden, with references to funding, governance, and council action. It mentions donor support, public service considerations, and potential citywide impacts. The text is garbled but indicates a formal process and debate over licensing and regulation.
The article discusses editorial stance on creating a new federal court and expanding the Interstate Commerce Commission’s powers. It cites political debate, party platform promises, and arguments for or against a specialized court to expedite cases. It notes potential judges’ tenure and the need for uniform decisions and faster dispatch of business.
Investigation into typhoid symptoms continues as no new cases were logged Sunday. Officials suspect tainted Woods Cross water may have caused infections. samples will be analyzed by State Chemist Sherman Harman. State boards will aid with the Moss illness and milk supply reviews while city inspectors monitor water and dairy sources. Repairs to the Seventh East and Twelfth Street building damage will cost up to 840,000 with work set to begin soon.
An editorial in the Salt Lake City paper questions Utah ketchup labeling and calls for stricter standards. The Dairy and Food Department cites federal regulations, urging clear packaging for all products and warnings against misleading claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an intended Taft visit with garbled lines. Some legible names and terms hint at locations or people, but core facts and sequence remain unreadable.
A fragmented historical notice reports a mother losing three children within sixty minutes amid garbled OCR text. Names, ages, and places are unreadable, leaving only a brief hint of tragedy and an official record fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper.
A Sunday morning fire damaged multiple buildings on Eleventh and Myelan Streets near the Sugar House district. Estimators put property damage around sixty thousand dollars with broader losses to adjacent businesses and utilities. Fire crews contained the blaze and are investigating its cause as residents relocate.
New York brokers report a broad and extended demand for securities last week with rising prices and record activity in speculative issues. The mood centers on potential reorganization plans for Union Pacific and allied trusts, with financiers fearing insider clashes and market instability following Harriman’s death and the shakeup in leadership.
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