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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
12
The Deaf and Blind state school movement promotes a city league of ball. A school team schedule shows practice and daily training with pupils and officers, aiming to build baseball skills and school spirit. Arbor Day ties into outdoor activities and a campus ball game in spring.
District Attorney Halverson posted bond for the list of cases needing immediate attention by ten officials. Former county charges were presented as new attorney duties, with bond set at 5000 dollars. Over a dozen original cases await trial, including house breaking, fornication, burglary, robbery, attempted assault, and similar offenses. Names such as Reta Leroy, Artina Metann, David Weyling, Ty Napier, and Steve Hubble appear among those charged. hearings slated for early next week.
An obscure report from San Francisco describes a controversial figure named Munkors and an alleged deal involving several parties. The text is garbled, but suggests accusations, a drawn-out dispute, and references to a game or event titled Chapin Tank Tolletea with unclear participants or outcomes.
Professor Marshall of the University of Utah spoke to Ogden students on higher education. High school to meet Southern Pacific civil engineers in a baseball league with games on Tabernacle Square. seniors plan Arbor Day events and a May program.
Se Tene phan Karetia beats Uidal tree and may ft sen our petnvpady out J Sherrie. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple spelling errors and fragments, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities to extract a factual news item or event.
Arbor Day was celebrated at Weber Stake Academy with the academy girls team and a boys’ game. The college varsity defeated Weber Stake 19 to 4 on Wednesday as students and staff joined in the Arbor Day program.
A garbled report from Ogden outlines a crowded baseball event with mentions of local figures such as Williams, Whipple, and Javed, plus references to a schedule disruption, public interest, and potential forfeits. The piece cites community officials and a night of organizing activity amid confusion over outcomes and responsibilities.
The note reports Farmers of Warten leasing the Irrigation System from Uleh Lint and Power Company. It mentions community groups like 4H and local civic efforts, suggesting tensions over access, prices, and governance of water and power resources. The item references potential protests or actions tied to civic oversight and energy provision.
The document records court notes on a jury verdict related to a divorce case and damages against a company for alleged cheating. It notes a deed authorized by the administrator for sale of property of the deceased, with attorneys pursuing a divorce and other proceedings involving named parties and motions.
A wife asserts safe measures for pregnancy and childbirth, praising a routine that purportedly prevents morning sickness and nerve strain. The text touts a remedy called “Botter'e Priend” and a “Brichield Regulator Co.” product from Atlanta, claiming quick recovery and painless labor.
A court action issued by a high official outlines seizure and suppression efforts related to an ongoing investigation. An attorney represents the state in seeking relief and to enforce immediate preventive measures. The document calls for investigative steps, law enforcement cooperation, and suppression of illicit activity amid a broad crackdown.
A garbled list of assorted odds and ends with yard and household items. Mentions include various tools, fabrics, and small goods like a corncob pipe, wire, paper, organs such as a pencil, thimble, and baby items. The fragment lacks clear structure and context.
A compact catalog style notice lists various small hardware and craft items such as spool warning, crochets, hooks, safety pins, embroidery calton, nickel plates, and paper of double painted tacks. The fragmentary OCR reads like a shop ad or consumer guide from a historical newspaper.
A garbled OCR item mentions three men purchasing items at a racket store and nearby places such as Yard Ne, Salin, Sie Tibbons, and Cincinnati. The text is fragmentary with scattered proper nouns and unlikely dates or events.
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