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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show Miss Anita Eardley of a locale called falt Laie awaiting a child, with unclear dates and addresses. The item reads as a human interest line about a person awaiting a child and retaining some matter at her home.
A garbled OCR fragment covers diverse items from railroad payroll pay dates to divorce actions, improvements, and local notices. It references Pacific employees, April events, court actions naming Leona Sardock, Delaney and Marrigich, and infrastructure plans. The passage shifts erratically across places like Ogden Salt Lake and mentions Spring Hat Sate and other unclear notices.
The readable OCR notes a break in and a theft at a ticket office where two men fled with $209 in cash from Traveré Mo Grande company. A youth was detained and later released by police. The scene mentions Union victory context and a hindered event at a local venue.
Fragmentary text mentions Malt ta Om postal cart before May Jat and address, plus names Giese and Boyt and King Rod. No clear event, date, or complete facts available to form a full item.
Travelers prep for peak season as Ogden and Cheilen sail plans broaden to Yellowstone Park. Improvements include updated lodging options, revised tour rates, and an enhanced daily service for visitors. The schedule mirrors last year with the same tour offerings and popular months expected for the park visit.
Fragmentary text notes a city car tow event involving Irayes Sacitarium and a late service issue. details unclear due to OCR damage but indicates municipal vehicle handling and possible timing problem.
The docket lists N. C. Ogden versus Motest E. Wilson to recover $12.00 on a store account. Etta Wichardeon of Ogden Wholeraln Unecery Co. versus N. C Morteni to recover $249.57 on a grocery beat market account. Dan M. Flatertyre and Mobert 2. Kholte sue for rent and damages to a residence.
C D Jonson reports Wonterey Record 2 09 as the lone trotter to break 2 08 in the staked event. Wonterey will stand at stud at Open Petr Cloungs after April 1.
The report records a case of drunk and disorderly participants at a gambling house. Two individuals, Willan Parrish and Jobo Lone, were charged with drunkenness and fined the customary six shillings.
Marriage licenses issued to Aorta FR Stecham Sophia Ol vex from Storran and to Atwall Carpenter Gooding Idaho and Busan Ceidering Canglery Water Idaho. A travel magazine anecdote recounts a American in Hong Kong paying 75 cents for a porcelain inscription reading Hongkong 1856, then the bowl’s payoff and a lecture on education and civilization.
A poet narrator recalls an epitaph reflecting on a photograph and a famed epitaph maker named W. W. Jord. The fragment hints at India, Cooperstown, and a critic naming a best epitaph, with cryptic imagery about water, hands, and a tomb.
Fragmentary text appears to be from a Man's Life piece with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or facts can be determined, making it impossible to identify a person, place, or outcome for a proper summary.
Jenne Fatry of AB Acres formed the Gavin of a Nowe trustre Fruid ad Dairy. Articles filed with Morgan County clerk to form Rove Hitiad & Livestock association as a corporation with capital of 100000, 20000 paid in, 5000 treasury. directors named include William HH. Jenne, Jarora EL Hate athe, W. J. Critchlow, and J. F. Mallantyoe. The company will manage farms, ranches, orchards of Will Mam MH. denne in Morgan County, comprising 415 acres of choice land, with dairy cattle and fruit operations. main office in Ogden, Utah. aims to engage in livestock, fruit culture, farming and dairying. to construct water storage facilities and operate wholesale and retail sale of farm products. plans a large dairy operation and shipments to Ogden and Salt Lake markets.
Jatt Lake April 20. Belle London of Salt Lake City’s red debt district brought a baby under juvenile court care. The court found the infant suffering from disease linked to its parents. Chief Probation Officer Guantelo Hosa reported London offered to place the child in a good home with medical care, providing the adoptive family details and court assurances.
A party of students, professors, and geologists from the state university took a special train to Devil's Alie, Pulpit Rock, Castle Rock, and other spots along the Utah Sheraton to inspect rock formations and investigate causes of recent rock slides. Lead by Chief Clerk Ohmeteny with Carpenter as secretary, Superintendent Whitney arranged the trip with multiple officials accompanying. the group aims for a thorough survey and will return to Ogden tonight.
A garbled report discusses a university incident and references a red hatred among women. It mentions a defense of a Haited girl and conflict over perceptions of beauty, with unclear attributions and damaged phrasing throughout.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local racing or racing related event, naming Toamien and Rubter Tire with references to heat and ace, and a March or marina date. Readable elements point to a sports or club notice about a heat or tournament in a small community.
Helena men, led by manager Huston, arrive in Ogden to play the opening ball game of the season at The Fair Grounds. The exhibition draws Helens players to wear the Helena uniform while facing Occidentale, with receipts partly benefiting the team and a 15 percent share going to the league.
Undoubted as one of the most clever amateur presentations in Ogden was the Weber Academy Drainage club act on Saturday. The ensemble, led by Stles Tey Clechara and Ile Chathutie Weezel, showcased excellent training and talent. Featured, Fawn Wright gave a stylish dance. Leone Aresirome and Katherine played dual roles. Ernest McKay starred as Philip. Lips Tella Taylor and Angus McFartapa supported with notable comic turns. Merle delivered sharp comedy. The production, praised for its charm, aims to be a permanent English department feature with future performances planned in multiple towns.
An 18 Wiltur Wright conducted a successful flight in Rome aboard a mahf vehicle during a Uday test. The experiment involved a three- orned assembly with a passenger, highlighting Wright’s solo navigation with experimental propulsion.
Fragmentary prose describes Sunday baseball legalization and a legislative dispute. Mentions Al Taal Apt 19 and unclear parties Weraleing Bimta Warehall. Event remains vague with no coherent names, places, or dates to confirm a clear incident or outcome.
A fragmentary historical note describes a dispute among neighbors over property and a tense sale. The text mentions a blue house on the road to Mount Stuart and a man named Nate, with hints of a duel and neighbors clashing over a fence and a purchase that cooled temper and provoked wounded feelings.
Reports from the cutoff area describe dumping heavy rocks to reinforce the embankment as Atlantic waves threaten the coast. Engineers inspect the site with Campbell and Darlice while consulting engineer John Leanca is set to arrive in Ogden to survey the entire cutoff.
Manager Huston of the Helena team plans two games in Salt Lake Monday and Seattle arrangements to play the Occidentales. He aimed to take his squad to Salt Lake or Ramey, but Farneworth refused to rent the diamond for Thursday afternoon. Farnsworth warned it would draw a crowd for Saturday.
In New Orleans on April 20 a stepmother left a boy to care for his younger siblings near Opelousas Louisiana. Tom Gasttres, a teenage caretaker, attacked the children with an axe causing critical injuries. The infant died, another child severely injured, and two others with minor wounds. The mother attempted to stop him and was struck. The year old child and a girl died. others face poor prospects of recovery.
Special dispatch from San Francisco reports that papers in Japan criticize anti Japanese sentiment in the United States. They claim Americans foster friction between the two nations and accuse Japan of restricting immigration while seeking to preserve good faith and orderly actions.
A chaotic report states the Lite National Bank in Lita, Pa, could not open as scheduled. The bank carried capital of $105,004 and faced unspecified internal failures, with authorities promising to address the disruption and protect depositors.
Washington April 1 report outlines factions within the American Revolution Society over the next election of a president general. Mrs McLean of New York holds the post, with rival candidates including Mrs Blory and Mrs Story, while New York state maneuvers to back a favored ticket. The Memorial Continental Ball, a landmark project, nears completion with a grand hall planned for reception and exhibitions, funded by society drives and state chapters.
A church meeting led by Pastor Te Mariman of Christening Mt. F. Tiiceh condemns gambling and calls for action against rising bread costs. The unanimous vote at the M. E. church condemns bridge whist gambling and urges reform in trade to lower bread prices.
A forged Chicago report claims government and wheat traders conspired to corner the market. Officials deny the charge and insist prices are high, urging calm as a public sensation grows and editors grapple with front page coverage.
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