03 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
1
The board censures two teachers for absence without consent and orders teacher reps to condemn their conduct. It also reviews fiscal items including territorial funds and warrants for March, and considers positions for history and statistics supervisors.
A fragmented report notes CC Medards refer to the Quaney committee on a claim. The board discussed telephoned offices and the High Streets buildings project. Architect Hodge reported progress on the new Liigh Hehost building with supply delays likely. The board ordered payment of 2,006 to Feiés Lumber for the obstruction contract. Details remain unclear and the Mish Beboo project continues to be shelved as the week ends.
Special train to Salt Lire departs at 1. T. date. Return journey announced. Details resemble old timetable notices for theater events and transport arrangements. Tickets and platform info not readable. local travel page fragment presents event transit plan with names unclear.
Florence Roberts appears Sunday evening at the Grand in The House of Resemblance by Revermr Obermer. The Milwaukee Messenger notes the play's dramatic strength and central theme, praising Moberte as a capable actress. The program lists conference schedule with times and transport details, including streetcar connections and fare information.
County schools superintendent Eggertson with primary supervisor Robertson and others visited Liberty Eden and Hantaville to meet parents. They aim to involve parents in education, discussing school funding, home study, books, graduation, and district work, while tours and programs showcased student projects and school concerts.
At Wasatch Gun Club a large shoot offered by Browning Brewing decided the Da Pont Trophy. W. H. Anderson carried off honors and a Brown ing coat prize. Weather was fine and attendance strong despite turnout. Initial handicap event included 59 targets with intricate scoring and several scratch entrants.
A fragmentary notice lists attendees and mentions a bronze dog trophy shaped prize presented by Du Pont Pom Jer. The event is scheduled for the week beginning Friday in April and involves several named individuals and institutions.
Real estate transfers filed for record with County Recorder Wallace include Ketlet to Keller portions of block and lot parcels with vague location identifiers and scattered names. Additional entries cite Chapin to Agt, Ogden property in Sean area, and a sale involving Ghieaile and wife to Holter on a portion of the northeast quarter in section 7 town range.
The Industrial School Board planned to meet to audit accounts and prepare leave arrangements for the new board. The session was postponed to a later date, likely next week, with no major actions reported beyond reviewing the bookkeeping and secretary oversight. City officials indicated no public announcements planned about changes in the secretarial staff, while members and observers remained present. A U S L Conference special is noted for April 4 to 8 with sessions in Ames and nearby locales.
The newsboys formed a team and defeated Watsons in a recent game. Led by a standout player Aly Ta, the squad celebrated their steady progress as fans cheered the new club. The program showed potential with improving teamwork and pace.
Disorderly OCR text outlines resolutions by a federation of women’s clubs urging preservation and replanting of a cedar forest, praising Dr. Harvey Wey’s work, and referencing Garfield and San Francisco. Names and places are inconsistently rendered. central theme is token support for environmental protection and forestry policy.
Poiney England April 2 Cambridge and Oxford crews prepared for the rowing event. Cambridge men are favorites while Oxford show confident form and will meet in the rear foreshadowed race. The teams expect a tense clash with strong rivals from the latter part of the field.
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