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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
8
A local furnishing shop promotes spring outfits and accessories. The ad highlights missing items in your spring wardrobe and invites customers to visit for hats shirts ties and gloves to complete the look. The message emphasizes updating attire for the season.
Random references describe a new dyeing plant and preparations to dye gar ments. The note mentions Ogden Steati Laundry Dyers and cleaners, paint and glass firms, an inspector’s trip, a public sale, police reward for arrest, and city license discussions. Firemen and enginemen shortages are reported as universal.
Fragmented Ogden newspaper notes show real estate transfers, divorce decrees, business notices, and a tax of public and private affairs. Entries include Joseph Barker case, railroad ticket sales, shop repairs, and various marriages and deaths with dates and local names.
A notice outlines the Boas chapel and interment at the City cemetery. It mentions changes in car service on Wall Avenue and Twenty-second Street, a 16 minute schedule, and an upcoming reception hosted by Mrs. Andrew Thaniuat at 1256 Twenty-fourth Street after a church event.
New York officials plan a two week census of vagrants across the city. Workers from the police department and social services will canvass streets and alleys to document the homeless and needy. The effort aims to inform federal relief and city budgeting.
Weber residents report census supervisors H A Medifilin and assistant P Myton coordinating with special enumerators to canvass laborers in rooming houses near the railroad yards. Reynolds expects district enumerators to complete a thorough count with railroad workers included, listing Weber County staff and towns from Plain City to Hooper.
After more than a year of testimony in parts of the Nerger suit in Volyiie, Sylvester G. Williams, special examiner for the Government, filed today with the clerk of the United States district court in this city twelve affidavits. The testimonies will be used in forthcoming proceedings and are part of the record leading to a decision.
A historical notice reports J H Stephens succumbing to pneumonia. The fragmented obituary notes include dates and references to affiliations and local connections within the community.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Polige court record shows garbled phrases and missing details. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are discernible to summarize a coherent event or outcome.
A court session saw several defendants entering guilty pleas for gambling related charges and fines of 100 dollars each. One vagrancy case against Burt Curtis was continued to the next day to allow a defense to prepare. Other names appeared in mixed charges including alleged deception and false pretenses, with varied dispositions.
Local boards announce proposed public school funding for 1910 1911 totaling 188 500 dollars. The request covers teacher salaries buildings expansions and equipment with adjusted comparisons to prior years and allocations for various districts and programs across multiple months.
Cyclone Johnny Thompson defeats Chic Hudson in a swift contest. The bout features Patton and Phonpaen in the preliminaries, with tenacious exchanges and local crowd enthusiasm throughout the event.
The report notes Hydann dominated from the start, covering up and taking no real resistance from Hudson. Hudson offered little fight, absorbed early punishment, and the referee stopped the contest as the opponent continued with decisive blows.
London reports a disaster at Tym Y Hedy coliery in Wales where five hundred miners were entombed after a boiler blast. Authorities scramble to locate survivors as rescue efforts begin amid widespread concern.
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