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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
3
The article notes extensive hosiery varieties and patterns catering to different wants and prices. It highlights options for sizing, design, and value, aiming to attract buyers seeking specific fits and styles.
The readable fragment hints at a spring sale with low prices and mention of values and terms like 10 dia and 5 cent, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
The exhibit features new models of shirt waists described as ematt and trantive with fine embroidery and laces. Lingerie waists priced from $1.00 and up and page Ailie Wrists from $4.00 and up. A large showing of New Skirts in Vogue fabrics and fine cloths completes the display.
Chief Electrical Engineer Babsack of the Southern Pacific directed inspections of a new power plant at the mouth of Weper Canyon. The operation, with transmission lines to Webi and Warning sulfalon, aims to connect to Oxden and Balt Lake. The cement foundation over two tiles in diameter supports the facility, now in ready condition for service.
The article describes an unclear plant and railway event with references to a company, a dam, power lines, and a two week timeline. It mentions a Welter Canyon plant and anticipated electricity delivery to various points along the Welter system, with manager Decker commenting on the company's plan to build towers along a route between Dusenberg and Gall.
The article outlines planned express car service from Ogden to nearby towns for summer use. Services will not stop except at specified intersections and only two cars will run daily to the Hermitage and Hormitage areas. Campers will be accommodated with a daily run to the Hermitage, pending supplier arrangements and road grading progress near Ogden and Dillema City.
The notice states Nathan J Pere will speak Sunday at 7 o clock about a town project. A public meeting is set for attendees at a local venue with a district attorney expected to address the crowd.
A disrupted OCR note announces Henry Anderson will speak at a Sixth Ward gathering with Feney Andereun as a mingle host. The item lists assorted attendees and mentions a chorus and special guests in a civic meeting context.
A WoolenRaeT women’s group announces a meeting led by clerk Kate Icbyman with attendees Nelen G and Lily Glace. The notice calls members to gather at Monshera Place on May, seeking participation and updates.
Article describes ongoing construction of Viaduct 15 with new and restored work stages. It notes completion of foundations, installation of elevating structures, and coordination with nearby streets and utilities. Officials highlight progress toward opening segments and improved traffic flow.
The Ogden City school board debated paying for water used in district buildings. The discussion covered water department funding, city ownership, and whether schools should receive free water or continue paying charges until Water Works revenue supports city needs.
A distorted report lists a pageant of horse classes with prizes and special awards. Champions receive cash and gold medals, with reserve ribbons and second prizes noted for various exhibitors. The text outlines special A B and G classes, prize amounts, and the ownership by exhibitors.
A long fragment details a Woodmen of the World event at Haliletial Abbey with attendees and pageant elements. It mentions awards, decorations, and many named participants including Amesers and Will Tuhnann, plus references to Wardave Gann ATOM and a list of guests and speakers.
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