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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
8
A jittery OCR fragment hints at a spring furnishing feature with references to outfits, shirts, and accessories. The readable text touts authoritative style and quality, urging readers to refresh wardrobes and homes with the latest items as warm weather arrives.
Fragmented lines show Ogden business activity with a new up-to-date dyeing plant, plans to hire workers from American Express and others, and community notices. Mentions of local business leaders, temporary events, and upcoming cemetery rites appear amid scattered OCR errors.
The Ogden paper reports a mix of court, property, and local business items. Notable entries include estate appraisals totaling 9 816.83, a divorce filing by Frederick J. Kenley, and a property purchase on north Washington Avenue by J A Stimaen. Also noted are tax and public safety items, a liquor license grant to Idlewd Roygil, and a fire incident at 1079 Twenty-second Street. The Japanese consignment’s arrival and a Rio Grande wreck are briefly mentioned alongside local social updates and minor civic notes.
Fragmentary court notes show an individual sentenced to 100 days in the Bastille with multiple names and vague dates. The text mentions a judge, a hotel or lodging, and references to a trial in morning sessions. Several garbled phrases hint at property, wages, and possible further sentences or actions scheduled for next Wednesday.
An Owners of Inte in the City Cemetery will hold a meeting at City Hall. The purpose is to discuss maintenance and care of the cemetery and to ensure proper oversight by the owners. The gathering aims to improve upkeep and address and enforce responsibilities among lot owners via a formal assembly.
Miss Florence Gwilliams of Ghent and Morice Nebeker of Logan wed at the bride’s parents home on Tulane tract. The ceremony was by Judge Charles Hart of Logan with about 200 guests attending a reception from 8 to 11. The bride wore lace over satin, carried a shower bouquet, and the bridal party included her sister Mrs. Chamberlain as matron of honor. After a honeymoon to San Francisco the couple plan to reside in Logan, Utah.
A surprise party at 2822 Pacific Avenue honored Mr and Mrs Pronk Lloyd. Prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Skoppen, Mrs W Kelly, and Mrs Lona Preece. gentlemen's prizes went to Harry Day Frank Lloyd and C O Dykeman. Attendees included Dave Turner H Days Hancon Lloyd Read May Freeland Adams Miller Preece Goucher and O W Kelly among others.
The Baptist Mission Society will hold a meeting with Mrs Hi C Rognys at her home 2906 Hants Avenue next Wednesday afternoon. An interesting program will be given and the rate has opened at this meeting.
The annual meeting of the Child Chdtive clube will be held tomorrow at Mrs. Stolih’s home 8187 Adams Avenue. Attendance is requested and guests include Mrs. Nielum of Cardston Canada and Mrs. Bemerteon mother of Superintendent Eggertson of Meden from Provo. Mrs. Graham has returned from six months with friends in Gewmedt. Cha Caledonian sdctote plans a concert at Whien Lae Tar Moll on Tuewles.
The family extends heartfelt thanks to Mose for help during illness, bereavement, and funeral arrangements. They acknowledge Hines and death of their beloved and thank those who offered counseling, prayers, and kind words in this difficult time.
Fragmented OCR text mentions moving cemeteries and related topics with many garbled phrases. The readable segments reference places, dates, and officials in a chaotic, nonsensical layout typical of degraded newspaper copy. The main identifiable element is cemeteries being relocated or adjusted for movement.
Fragmentary OCR text notes confusion over a nighttime event involving multiple subjects and unclear location. No discernible names or dates present.
Governor Charles E. Hughes of New York has accepted the appointment as Justice of the Supreme Court to succeed the late David J Brewer. Announcement was made at the White House noting gratitude for condolences and kind expressions from the bereaved family and friends.
District court opened with arraignments and pleas across several criminal matters. Defendants including Toy Smithy and Mohiman faced charges of attempted murder and related offenses, while Henry Roberts and others were arraigned on burglary and theft counts. Court appointed counsel where needed and set future plea and trial dates.
A garbled note appears to reference Mothers Day with scattered phrases and names. The readable bits hint at celebration and personal messages but lack clear events or dates to confirm a specific story or outcome.
The article notes a movement toward educational progress and philanthropy as the observance of the day approaches. It mentions a strong sentiment of parental reverence and a hoped for elaborate program planned by local organizers and workers.
Amateur and professional cycling news from a New York April race reports Frank Kramer of Orange New Jersey injured avoiding a collision at Wallburg. He hopes to ride again in a day or two. The article lists multiple event results including Lawrence of San Francisco and others winning various races.
Chicago dispatch reports John G Wing former Chicago Na Mopals arrived from Kansas City and met with President Murphy at West Side Park. Manager Chance said Sop had not paid a 100 fine and could not play until settled. The matter is expected to be resolved tomorrow.
Fragmentary legal notes report hearings on rate cases in West Washington. References to officials and timing are unclear, with garbled phrases about parties, manuscripts, and dates. The text remains unreadable in parts, but indicates scheduled court or agency proceedings.
A Chinese delegation led by a young prince visited Ogden yesterday evening, to be greeted by about 100 Chinese notables at the station. The prince, 26, in royal blue, spoke little English and showed interest in international affairs as the group plans a world tour, visiting Europe before returning to the United States.
Chicago reports the arrest of Bredman Thorns, cashier at the Dalesmene Nas enal Bank in Sheboygan Falls, for misappropriating about $10,000 of bank funds. The incident occurred in April, with authorities pursuing charges and restitution.
In Walla Walla Washington April records were broken as thermometers marked a high of 8.3 degrees. Ila Hottent notes the unusual cold spell. The report attributes the record to unseasonable weather and mentions the unusual Read more details remain unclear.
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