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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1909

Page

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Executive Committee Meeting for Grand Army Encampment

The executive committee of the Grand Army encampment, meeting at Weber club rooms, appointed subcommittees to handle arrangements for the encampment. William Glusmana was named Director General but declined. Subcommittees covered finance entertainment and operations with several members assigned. A mass meeting was planned by Mayor Brewer for input on best preparation, and auditing officials were named to oversee finances. meeting adjourned at the court house.

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AAGERS WILL SOON START FOR OCDEH

Aag ers will start for Ogden as part of a track meet preparations. Melver, a prominent manager from Utah, indicated Murray already secured a share of the California entries and notable horses for the seven mile race at the Ogden meet. Prosser, former aide to White Stok, praised the fast half mile track observed yesterday.

AL Melver Apsotate W.o Murray Utah Murray Pehig Fckey Ogden P. dL. Prosser Asaetate White Stok Turfmena England

Elk Starvation Crisis Triggers Local Relief Efforts

Wyoming forest officials report over 24 000 elk starving near Jackson Hole due to heavy snow and crusted ice. Local residents and authorities in Jackson Hole mobilize hay donations and funds to sustain the herd for three weeks until conditions improve. Hunters and visitors flock to the region, with notable parties bringing substantial revenue to the area during the season.

Forest Service H.R. Miller Teton Forest Eerthwrate Wyoming Jacksons Hole Uwiat-Setion Jackson's Ann Berm Jackin Hole Nat Mw Jackson Tefe Petitors Rmad Jackson‘s Hole

City Moves Toward Water Deal With Railroads

City officials led by Mayor Boeser toured the water system to assess extensions to supply Union Depot with eighty million gallons annually. Railroad representatives Whitney and Campbell indicated readiness to finalize terms for a water supply, with city waterworks and legal teams to negotiate a contract in coming days.

Union Depot Boeser Dana Wilson Parker Palos Kirchef DeWing Sutome Y Bile Mir Irowning Tathera Uiele Sluttla Whitney and Campbell Tallmond Yarde Weber Civer Taylor's Canyon Racoads Cotomittee Aliorheya Gutte Interenlog Contell

Reheatre At La Balle Theater With Star Cast

A vintage notice describes a lavish stage outing titled A 10,000 Beauty at La Balle theater in Chienses running Monday and Tuesday. It lists Paul Nichol and Tedro among cast, with twelve songs including Good bye Val and I Mate to Work Us Monday. April 1 event date hinted.

la Balle Chienes Paul Nicholon Mvottetta Tedro Matearite Tey Ven Ning Cillion Carl George Mussol Lennoa Val Walt

Board considers school exhibit at fair grounds

At a regular meeting the Board of Education and the Intermountain Fair Association discussed arranging a school exhibit at the fair grounds during the fall exposition. President Glasmann said it would cost under 4500 and likely bring in wealthy stockmen to the city, enhancing the fair’s attractiveness and drawing visitors.

Board of Eduration Faetmieht Intermountain Anerciation Glaumann Pre Eng Glasmann The Fair Association Ik Wae

Not a lifeless thing says OsarUtan Magazine believer

A reader proclaims that QsarUUTAN Magazine is a living, breathing embodiment of the American mind not a mere product of ink and paper. He stresses the magazine reflects the heart of the people and the mind of America.

Hat Qsaruutan Magazine Piper

City School Board Deliberates on Plant, Arbor Day Plans

The board reviewed finances showing a balance of 110663.36 while addressing staff resignations of Professors Cannon and Breele for leaving duties without notice. Superintendent Mills reported all schools visited and teachers met. Arbor Day plans were discussed and a city holiday proposal considered.

Beloe Echoal Board The Fair Association Cannon Breele Qglen Board Aletorney C Committee On Finance Ak We Dering Fontier Mills Scholarat Fiis Meteson Ty Proenan

Local Work Progress Surges This Week Amid Construction Push

The report notes accelerated activity at the site this week, surpassing all prior periods since work began. Workers move quickly, machinery operates steadily, and progress benchmarks appear to be advancing faster than in any earlier phase.

Easter Services at Methodist Church and Pageant

Easter program at First Methodist Epterogad Church 463 Twentyfourth Street led by Rev. C. McCreery. Morning services feature a sermon, special music, and choral anthems with orchestral numbers and soloists. Pageant elements include a long list of musical selections, instrumental offerings, and a welcome for all.

First Methodist Epterogad Twentyfourth Street C. McCreery Baoday School H. F. Newton Palmer Grainet Mia F. N Chartex Wiliams Quartetti Mrs. Hoxa Dime Vinaos Mesere Reriey Ware Davett Rola Flolgntke Onertory Foln Iam Dina Welch Sols Rabzlen Mra

Nevada Man Confers With Forest Officials

Jessie FL Winters, an attler within the Bruneau addition to the Humboldt National Forest, meets forest officials to discuss the new Ale irrigation project. He expresses optimism about the proposed forest extension and its impact on the region, including plans to promote irrigation in southern Nevada and the potential water supply for about 19,000 acres.

Jessie FL Winters Bruneau Humbold National Forest Nevats Forest Ale Winters Maho Oraneau Draneau

Summoned to Appear Before Special Examiner in East Laks

In preparation for dissolving the Martinian railroad merger the government serves warrants to rail workers across the area. Joseph Finglesby, former district freight agent for the Union Pacific, and S. F. Bayvel of the Commercial club’s trade bureau are among those asked to appear before Special Examiner Sylvester Williams after April 27. Tatph A. McKezie, a secret service agent, is in the city directing evidence search.

East Laks City Martinian Joseph Finglesby Uainn Pacific F. Babevel Trate Burea Aimmamal Spectr Sylvester Williame Tatph A. McKeazie

Standings of teams in all day whaling race

Salt Lake City leads after tonight with 48 miles and 24 laps while Logan stands 19 miles with 4 laps and Denver at 43 miles. Thatte shows 3 miles with 2 12 laps. The night’s distance is about seven miles and two laps. the best rally was the seventh to Ti h. This marks the fifth day of the race.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Logan Denver Dupa Thatte

Real Estate Transfers in Weber County and Ogden City

Charles G Gessler Mantle and others quit claim deed for 62 3 acres in Weber County 15 Meter R Celsters James Fingree garn a gle claim deed to Grand Opera for part of lute and ant 6 dr flock 17 of Ogden City This conveyance made as warranty deed Margaret A Greenwelt for a minor consideration executed quit claim on part of lots T and block Ta of Gplen in favor of Maubew Havenwright

Charles G. Gessler Mantle Weber County R. Celsters James Fingree Dr Flock Ogden City Margaret A. Greenwelt Maubew H. Waevl

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