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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
3
Voile skirts in tan and gray appear alongside satin and silk shirts in a display described as dressy for afternoon and evening wear. The piece highlights lightweight fabrics and bold textures, noting affordable pricing across the selection and urging shoppers to consider multiple outfits for seasonal dressing.
A garbled OCR passage outlines a church service plan and local notices including references to a dental company, city recorder, and a trade event. It mentions a Sunday service, a purchase scenario, and scattered names and addresses, all presented in distorted text with unclear context.
Ammonia burst and injures worker in cellar of Packing Hour company plant at 268 West First North. Foreman Foley severely hurt, companions exposed to gas. explosion levelled machinery, tore cellar, and sent debris across the area. Family of Foley devastated as boy son learns of father’s condition.
The First Presbyterian Church will host a series of evening sermons titled Life Beyond the Crave over the next weeks. Pastor Wade Richardson of Malt Lake, with two lay speakers, will explore death, the afterlife, the general resurrection, heaven and hell, and related biblical teachings. The topics include The Credibility of the Resurrection and The State of the Body After Death, with services on April 18 and May 4.
Fragmented entry lists transfers involving Wallace, Farr, and wife to Ranson A. Welle with parcel in section 21. mentions multiple names, locations, and uncertain terms. The garbled text references county recorder and various parties in a Northeast area, with unclear dates or precise deeds.
A Montana town teams up for a Sunday baseball game between the Alelens Jeanue and Orrideolate of Bat Lake. The matchup lists Helena Occidentale Center Fieia as the manp and includes Joe Thomas as pitcher, with several players named in uncertain OCR. The event is set for Fall grounds at 3:20 Monday afternoon.
Two hundred pupils from primary and intermediate grades trained under Miss Elton Thomas perform under personal direction. The event features children aged up to ten, with stationer notes and a display of vests. Come and hear the children.
One of the Borst homes in Oxden, to be greeted at the corner of Monroe Avenue and Twenty-Ofth Street by Heber Boonerom, will be two stories with a basement and accommodate twelve rooms. The building is modern throughout and estimated to cost not less than $20,000. Land measures about ninety two feet square, with the deal closed Friday. Architectural design favors a distinct, binding style as construction work is set to commence.
Celesta L Shipp files for divorce from Waller Shipp alleging cruel and inhumane treatment and public insults since their Salt Lake City marriage on September 30 1902. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony plus attorneys fees and a restraining order to prevent asset removal or transfer, with property valued in part by money in the bank.
On April 1 in Lola Kae alton, Parker acting for the Trust Company of America trustees for bondholders, Rogers 15 was appointed receiver for the Lanyon Zinc Company. Petitioners state there are $20,000 in outstanding bonds with interest due, while no interest has accrued on the tenured debt. The company controls over fifty percent of the zinc ore output and operates alongside large firms including the Cote rata Zinc Mialse Company.
Earthquake shocks last night rocked El Centro area near Imperial and Aptte. Reports describe tremors shaking buildings, causing damage and alarm among residents while officials assess impact and safety.
The Modern Woodmen of America in Ogden announce a May 3 parade led by Head Conant and Utah officials. Talbot, a former law partner of W. J. Dryas, will speak at the depot luncheon and at a 7 pm street parade with a prize banner for the year 1908.
A late night car service resumes with a departure at 7:19 p.m. from the main station, serving Sauilartuz and surrounding areas. The update notes revised timing and route adjustments for commuters.
Court sessions before Judge Howell continued motions for new trials and demurrers in several Utah matters. Lorenzo Mont veurtios and State Bank of Teccett confronted continuations while named defendants Benell, Fall, Kinsel ta, and ONeil faced ad visement. Proceedings reference April resumption and multiple continuances.
J W Wooldridge, agent for the Tivelingame Telegraphing Typewriter Co, gives a cautious interview defending the Burlingame typewriter article. He asserts company integrity, notes a planned subsidiary, and claims statements by rivals are unverified and warrant scrutiny by authorities.
The horse known as Monterey Record Ya posted the fastest trotting time at the event and aims to surpass a 2 09 mark with a race record. The colt will enter stud at the Peace Vale Grounds after April 80.
County school board held a morning meeting deciding to close county schools and schedule a social event next month. Committees were formed to prepare for the Four State Fair with State Superintendent Neter of Salt Lake possible to address attendees. State exams for the grade elect be held May 25, 24 and 37 with commencement June 8. Superintendent Matilda Petorem outlined monthly grammar and mature story work.
The municipal court listings show multiple cases with hearings and judgments. Names include Thomas Feny, Vou Vanre, J Howe, Hadise Truncen, C Ay Lpkemanemutrer, Volker Beanerott, David Byrnee, Pingree & Keller, Dan M Plaherty, and Beta 4 shoilz Co. Hearings are set for April 29 at 5:30, April 32 at 5:50, April 3 at 3:30, and April 37 at 2:39 with judgments rendered for Pew and cote and damages.
H. W. Dennett ex organizer of the International Typographical Union will speak Sunday evening at the Congregational church. Dennett, long identified with the union, will address on "Trade Colonism—Ethics, Morals, Practice."
Washington April 16 Cabinet secretary Dickinson announces brigadier general appointments across departments. Promotions include Augur tenth cavalry to brigadier general on General Kerr’s retirement and Carter to major general in California. November 12 1909 lists Th Night to brigadier general replace Carter, with Knight succeeding as colonel and promotions within the thirteenth infantry.
In an amended decree Judge McPherson delays ruling on Missouri railroad rate suits. The federal court retains control, blocking state court intervention while planning a supplementary opinion. Railroads had demanded a three cent rate increase. implications for passenger rates and possible future changes loom.
A fragmented passable snippet mentions a plate event and Mentam-ii concerning win attempts. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The language implies a recap or teaser of a forthcoming match or game outcome with uncertain details.
The state wins in the oil penalty suit with the court denying rehearing. The verdict orders Waters-Pierce Oil Co to satisfy penalties of about 1,000,000 in cash and to remit payments as required. The decision outlines the company’s obligation to cover the costs and settle the claim in full.
In Philadelphia on an April day under a decree or law a large sum was allocated for the establishment of a home for fatherless girls. The fete and gathering at a street railway area marked the event with public officials present.
The probate calendar lists case of Ne ly Johnson otherwise Quinone Nele Jehanpoa deceased seeking guardianship and monthly allowances for Mary Amereon minor. Granted petition for parternal guardianship and monthly allowance.
French warships set sail from Toulon toward Turkey amid shifting alliances as Paris reports tensions and naval movements in the eastern Mediterranean. The dispatch notes strategic aims, with French interests foregrounded as authorities seek to protect assets in the region.
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