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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
7
A series of random reference fragments mention a coal firm and an advertising requirement for free insertion, plus a homecoming note from Woodbury after a three month trip to California. An engagement is announced for Violet, daughter of Mr and Mrs LB Best, with details to follow.
A garbled OCR fragment references Perry's Crescent Flour and a quality test related to wheal and product standards. The incomplete text mentions gathering, medicine, and a team lead, but full details and context are missing.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Napa marriage and various local notices. It mentions a local option election in Indiana with Logansport, Blackford and Carroll counties, party activity by the Business Men's association, and a general Democratic push against county option. It references names, places, and a depot drug store.
Denver April 6 reports nonmunicipal elections across Colorado with liquor questions in Breckenridge, Trinidad, Boulder, and Colorado Springs. Slogans about saloons and drug store restrictions appear as votes on saloon closures and related ordinances are set in several towns.
Governor Deseen announced the death of Adjutant General Thane Went at his home in Palis Gird. He served in the Civil War starting April 20, 1861, as corporal in Company D of the 1st Minnesota Infantry, earned a brevet major in March 1865, and was appointed adjutant general of Illinois by Governor Yates on July 4, 1998, succeeding General James J. Smith.
Chicago reports Arthur Meeker’s blooded bull with five men allied on record met a sudden end. The animal, kept at Meeker’s Amhur farm near Waukegan, was under strict surveillance when the operation to secure him began. It immediately plunged and struggled, ending the danger as the procedure started.
Dr Sheldon Leavitt of the Right Livia Jeane argues against reliance on regular habits noting Earth can function without sleep for a night yet warns that routine is crucial for handling emergencies. He suggests real resilience comes from adaptability, not fixed schedules, in wartime living.
Caicara April The management of the Uiringua rat has decided in Aeht all of suburban Urelns by eleeirtety. This decision follows long turt on one train ith a eerem at Vabting Wy trans of TurboRever aor, attached to the toy at the locomotive boiler. The new electric headlight pilot light will illuminate each car platform.
In New York on April, angry Black residents witnessed a violent act as chickens were set ablaze in a yard, causing property damage to Hy 1 Dalberg. Police intervened as community members volunteered to remove the flames but were restrained.
Voters in St Louis prepare to cast ballots for municipal officers. The Democratic nominee William Weemer is anticipated to vie for mayor against Republican Frederick Kretran, with turnout and registration details noted as the day progresses.
Akay a young woman about 11 years old was found dead in her recess at the Tenezek hotel. Death due to morphine overdose. A letter to Dr G Beatt Towne Saratoga health officer mentions a grim exchange and a $1000 payment to Mia Samuel Carey of New York. Mira Shaw, bred purse at Saratoga hospital, is linked to Canada.
Partial returns show dry wins in nineteen counties with a mix of wet results. Washtenaw and Ottawa report wet victories while Washtenaw rejects prohibition by 46 to 54 with University of Michigan influence noted. County by county counts indicate a narrow overall tilt toward wet in several districts.
The late Galt line and Opden Ry line report a special Baltic Lake service. Train 31H is returning to the conference and theater area. For event details and timing, contact the number 2002.
Mise Naver J Schramm sister of the late E B Schramm died in the Angelene at the peeldence of Blapiers Mrs Cy Frevien last Friday at age 87. The remains will be brought to Ogden Wednesday morning and the funeral will be held at the Congregational church at 11 o clock. Four nephews of the deceased Dr Geo V Schramm Clem Schramm Clare Carhart and Frank Carhart will attend.
Fleet of thirty Tralak with Animata from the deserts of Southern Utah has activated. A. D. Brevenann of the Oreo Bhort Lins arrived in Ogden with heavy shipments. Desert ranges are dry and feed scarce as latters transfer to southern mare. Railroads aid transfer. travel takes a day. Mrs T. M. Site has gone to Chicago for the absent month.
A widow recounts how coffee and a “Posture” regimen revived her heart trouble headaches and neural pain after doctors warned she could not work. She found insurance after seven years of use and credits a health outlook with the regimen. The ad letter ends noting new testimonials appear periodically and are intriguing but generic.
Tonight the First Union service was conducted at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Carver preaching. Choir music and a sermon by Mr Gechin followed by readings from church leaders drew a large, representative attendance from town faiths. The program emphasized atonement, resurrection, and immortality as part of the historic week. The evening featured a sermon titled Questioning the Christ and focus on Christ’s works and questions posed by admirers and opponents.
Nancy 1 Schramse died in Los Angeles California funeral arrangements set at Congregational Truth with date listed. No flowers. Interment planned at private cemetery. The obituary notes a year of life and counts, with survivors and ceremonial details. Funeral details appear in a brief notice from the Metr evening.
A society notice details a ceremonial gathering for Miss Locke hosted by the Ladies of the Maccanaen. The program lists poets and recitals including Bela Glandselt, Bernard McNulty, Ralph deliend Bora Mige, and Marguerite LeNalty among others, reflecting a formal literary entertainment in a club setting.
Washington April officials attended a dinner at Secretary Knox’s home honoring Japanese emissaries. Guests included Ambassador Kaishiro and other diplomats, with calls on President Taft and Secretary Root, and planned entertainments at the White House and later banquets by Japanese and Tokyo representatives.
Secretary Knox was told by Nicaraguan Minister Eapinosa that Nicaragua may push for a quick settlement or arbitration with Honduras in the D. Exiery company damages case tied to cancelled mahogany cutting. A consular mission heads for Managua to prepare terms, while debates in Washington focus on timing and the potential for a longer play for time.
San Hemardica Cal April 5 Charles Muit the owner of Witt Rye rangoo reports his horse in a queer sleep state. He says the animal has remained in deep slumber for weeks and shows increasing sensitivity to a shotgun blast fired nearby. Authorities doubt the cause but fear a rare condition may be at work.
April 5 report from Paris describes impressions of former U S president Theodore Roosevelt. The French journalist notes Roosevelt spoke French with a German accent and remained dignified under guards. The piece highlights his calm, resolute temperament and presages his enduring influence.
A miner described as a Black-Hand member was arrested near Hart Shore today on charges tied to attempting to extort 14007 from J MK Maker and to intimidate local proprietors. An attempted bomb or crate device was left at the site, prompting authorities to act. the suspect was taken into custody without further incident.
A woman stands trial in Nevada for the alleged shooting and killing of her husband at The Ailon Nemaatred near Maceton. The defense plans to argue she was not the shooter, while prosecutors claim evidence points to the defendant.
Fragmentary OCR notes report an auction involving town ramps and a sale. Mentions Vascoover, Apt B, Miniph, and Trutlan Columbia with unclear context and dates. Source text is garbled, preserving only scattered names and locations without clear outcomes.
A fragment reports Prince Tapert township and April events for a Snark sale tour by Jack Lemmon, the novel faller, with travel to Vancouver starting May 26 and continuing to May 22. Mentions Roath details and Manan and Pesare preparations with Helen.
Thirteen persons were injured when the rear coach of Denver and Rio Grande No 7 overturned after striking a gate at Carletero village near Crdorato Springs. The crash occurred shortly before 3 PM as the train ran at high speed. Every passenger in the car was injured. E A Behusler was the only occupant uninjured.
A London firm awarded the contract to construct a railway linking Africa Chile with La Verra Poltrar. The line, about 90 miles long, crosses the Andes at a height around 12,000 feet and is projected to cost about 15 million pounds.
Local notes describe Meyers brothers heavily praised by McCraw in New York as fast hitters with strong fielding and pitching potential. Mentions Henny Meyers and Jack Meyers, crowd excitement at practice, and comparisons to veteran teammates while teasing upcoming matchups and possible team retention.
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