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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1909
Page
7
Webster defines Toggers as clothes though many disagree claiming neckwear or garters. This year’s clothing by Roycroft Clothes promises conservative, well balanced models with rich counts and a high end fit. Available only at the Togery.
Random ad hoc references describe estate distribution petitions for the Cannon estate with administrator Frank Q Cannon, plus notices about pole removal near a machine shop and power lines, church gathering inviting all men, and Helena team manager awaiting players arrival.
The page lists upcoming games with Ogden route teams and a "Dad" Gholi selection, plus Huston hiring Weseler to bolster a team. It also advertises Laxative Cough Syrup for children, priced 5 and 1.00, sold by local druggists.
A chaotic city court session sees a young man confess shame in an alley incident and receive ninety days on the rock pile after a police arraignment. Other cases include disorderly conduct, drunkenness and disturbing the peace with punishments ranging from fines to ten days in jail. Officers report a man admitting guilt over misconduct on the town’s streets and a separate case of abusive language resulting in a five dollar fine.
In Muskogee Oklahoma April 12 the state attorney's office announced that Special Attorney Rash and Tulsa Attorney Greg al have decided to abandon any further prosecutions of Greg mor Charles XN Haskell and several other prominent Oklahomans tied to Musketeer town cases. The quashing of indictments was reported with action referred to the attorney general.
New York April 2 The Tapanene government is negotiating with American builders of submarines for a new type of craft believed to be faster and more destructive than the present model though at double the cost. The talks aim to develop drawings under Chief Hewton and formalize the order as soon as feasible.
A notice from Washington states bids will be opened next week for the largest army clothing purchase in history. The contract covers supplying uniforms and related items, including fabric and yardage needs, with emphasis on standard military wear for the force.
The Utah state education fund disbursed 203 106.21 dollars among districts based on population, with per capita aid at 1.99 and a remaining balance of 616.37 after adjustments. Tables show district populations and apportionments amid incomplete Garfield and Millard reports, while the state treasury ledger lists fund balances and per capita figures for April.
A garbled notice discusses medicine quality and prescription trust, urging readers to consult doctors about drug quality. It frames concerns over fake remedies and safety, emphasizing patient confidence in prescribed treatments and urging careful choice of physicians and pharmacists.
Obscure notes describe Mehler spearheading the Gilmore and Artuburg line from Armatead to Gilmore Idaho. It will connect agricultural districts to Salmon City and attract trade from Gilmore and Piteburg railways. Ogden merchants hope to draw traffic into Ogden.
San Francisco April 12 Portola carnival preparations gather wide interest for the October 30 celebration marking Portola's 1769 landing. The event, likened to Mardi Gras, aims for statewide participation and features a Queen of Beauty coronation as a highlight of the carnival festivities.
Rome April 12 A Vatican communication announces that during the beatification of Joan of Arc the Pope will meet French bishops and relay their reports on church state separation in France. He reaffirms he cannot modify his stance and will not approve any move that alters the status quo.
President Taft today accepted a plan to start the New York to Seattle automobile race for the Gugrhelm cup. A ceremony at the White House is set for noon June 1 with dignitaries including Mayor McClean of New York.
A damaged OCR summary reports a steamship company facing financial strain with large liabilities and investment in new assets. It notes debt obligations, credit lines, and a tentative renegotiation with lenders, plus an emphasis on balance sheet weakness and asset revaluations. The article mentions a timeline through 1968 and references insurance and bond commitments in broad terms.
The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina in good health though rumors of an heir and poplar anxiety stir amid preparations for a salute. Palace officials deny serious illness and say physicians are satisfied with her condition while the public weighs speculative reports and expected ceremonies.
San Francisco April 12. The trial of Magen Gardiner, charged with the murder of Joseph Cardoza, a colored petty officer aboard the whaler Bowhead, went to the jury today after prosecution arguments. Gardiner appeared for a second time as jury deliberations were expected tomorrow night.
Notice of meeting for stockholders to approve amendments to articles of incorporation. At the office of the company in Nristen City on March Vth, 1999 at 4 o clock pm. Proposal to remove the paragraph in section eight about the employment of the general manager and to adopt a new paragraph naming the general manager. Dated in April.
Auction notice lists items and bidders across multiple locations including Pat quay Wieranette and Ma for Ptah. Shown are names such as RWRNEY and WD FM Relief Shipents with dates and places like Alexapoliey Tena Mi Witt Ha 6 Allen. Widespread bidders and locations imply a regional sale with varied goods.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, initials, and places such as Driscoll Pra WG, Ny, Gorman Va, Garwood Pa, Knudsen Kuhn & Ilea Pa, Maynard 804, Parkers C. Pardo, The Regulator Chest & 4s CA, and Waller pay. It appears to be a catalog of individuals, affiliations, and locations without a clear event or narrative.
City treasurer announces warrants payable by April 7 at 19 percent interest. Public notice urges holders to present claims by April 33. Officials outline payment methods and deadlines, with details on prior and future disbursements.
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