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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
3
A readable fragment describes fashionable skirts in voile, black, tan, and other fabrics, highlighting dressy afternoon and evening wear. The text notes appealing quality and date-styled options, though many words are garbled, the focus remains on upscale garments and styling.
A garbled mix of names, events, and stray notices appears to reference a local reunion, a hatchery event, and a firearm incident. It mentions the Marae Rhon society, a brewery workers gathering with officers installed, hospital transport of an operator, and various ad like lines about local businesses and a quarry or mine area. The readable items include a union meeting perceived as lively with 160 attendees and a rifle incident ending in injury.
Clerk Sati Dye was needed briefly at the office to sue a marriage organizer. After the couple left with the required documents, the doors promptly closed, all members of Dieegan Pott were affected, and officials urged presence at the hall yesterday evening, April 16, 6 PM. Grobsman A
Dr LL Powers, a veteran local physician, narrowly escaped death after mistaking carbolic acid for a remedy. In a hurried act he ingested a dose from a bottle in his cabinet, immediately treated at a clinic where alcohol, whites of eggs, and antidotes were given, followed by a stomach pump. He was transferred to a senior physician for care and recovered, reflecting on how the error occurred.
The report notes a record at Monterey with a 2 09 time by a fast trotting stallion described as the fastest in the west and the first to produce a colt with a notable second best. The stallion will stand at stud at the Fair Grounds after April 1, 1909. Johnson, General.
In Tam Angeles on April 16 a wave of strawberry plant poisonings was reported. Citizens in various districts allege berries shipped from Japan gardens near Gantena caused illness. Chief of Police Dishman asked the horticultural commission for action to curb pest use. Insects attacked early in the season, prompting growers to employ potions to destroy them. The mint was sold to local theaters and many cases of yearning reported.
New York secures title to 4000 acres in a decision reaffirming the city’s claim to adjacent land. Plans by Ey HL Hareiman proposed dredging a channel at Jamaica Bay and building a breakwater to support a freight terminal project at Rockaway Point with substantial state expenditure. The scheme, tied to the Pennsylvania railroad, involved large acreage and strategic harbor work.
New York leaders of the Civic Federation denounce socialism in a rallying speech. President of the federation warns against propaganda in schools and urges counteraction while highlighting decades of opposition by federation members to socialism.
In Apaneneld, ML, a thirteen year old boy died from a fractured skull following an accident at a hospital or care setting. The report notes involved parties and initial medical responses as investigations proceed.
Superintendent Et Mansonert states breakwater work will begin soon, with two steam shovels and laborers kept busy for the next three months. The plan includes protecting embankments from ice, possible timber trestle work, and a force of men for five months, while approvals for longer term projects proceed. The trip to Date Mountain is personal and does not affect coastal plans.
General Manager Mohler returned from Wattle Mountains Nevada with plans for a Salt bake in his private. The fragmentary text references timing and readiness for an event, suggesting a local business or organizational update with cautious tone.
A Wednesday evening program at the Baptist church drew a large crowd of young people. The entertainment featured a piano solo by Carl H Schmidt and several recitations by forestry service members. The social included a wall drive and refreshments as attendees praised the performers and the church work.
DMerr Rachhara and Deputy Sheet Naytin arrested two men after a trap door escape attempt at a saloon on Trenty fithh Atrees and Wecehta making a late night capture. The suspects identified as TR Knoteen and FL Al vaander were held for questioning.
Fragmentary OCR text describes weapon use before a planned act and police fear regarding a suspect's records. It mentions an intent to escape and authorities seeking to verify motives and connections amid confusion.
A note states that the Tact car service now departs from Sanitarium at Wheelty at 10 p.m. The wording implies a scheduled transfer or pickup arranged for that time and location.
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