30 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
1
The Dramally club of Sheweer Academy presented A Scrap of Paper a light comedy by Sartou at Huntsville Village. Mis Mary Gleghorn directs the Atutti club with Minty Brow in the role of Bizanne and Moront Olsen as Praypar Appranched. The amateur troupe delivered a creditable performance and expect further shows across the county this season.
A chaotic report from the county hospital describes a fatal illness and alleged medical missteps in the death of Mary Pantington. An autopsy shows scarlet fever with malignant spread. officials discuss negligence, legal actions, and potential charges as investigators seek the truth amid hospital and court scrutiny.
Notes warn of a hazardous activity near the port and admonish the public about property risk. The text alludes to legal authority, potential destruction, and vigilant action by local officials amid unclear specifics and scattered phrases.
A fragile romance endures despite family pain as Geowerlyz, age twenty one, and Marie Trenton, eighteen, reunite in Ogden after eloping. Their parents separate them, relocate across towns, and years pass with no word, yet the couple's bond persists amid hardship and lingering hope for a shared future.
A Chicago detective discusses the Black Hand crime network, noting its operations, public fear, and efforts to curb immigration as a potential preventive measure. The article also describes an art exhibition, referencing Rubens, Michael Angelo, and a charity purchase for a boys' school, drawing a contrast between crime and culture.
A large audience gathered at Cuesta hall last evening to hear Donald Beauregard the Local Artist speak on art for the Apt Lawn exhibition. The talk covered various art branches and addressed contemporary concerns about art and its role in society.
Sodusn Packing & Provision Co invites hogs and veal for slaughter. Hogs from 20 to 183 pounds and up priced per 100 pounds, veal dressed weight 70 to 125 pounds paid per live weight or dressed. Drop off live or dressed hogs Mondays or Fridays 1 to 4 pm, pay $2 per 100 pounds dressed.
Local students drill daily under the guidance of two companies of enthusiastic youths. News notes praise the disciplined drill teams, bright uniforms, and muskets as they prepare for a state meet. An elderly passerby narrowly avoids a scare as a trainee athlete darts through Monon avenue, mistaken identity causing a brief commotion.
A fragment discusses tired women and chronic urinary issues, mentioning doctors and witnesses. It references tests, kidneys, and long-standing concerns, with scattered names and places suggesting a medical or court-like context. The legible parts hint at a testimony and a focus on female health.
Local notes indicate the Eagles will attend Ephers funeral on Monday with several teams and community figures expected to be present. The ceremony traces connections to Wilus Bleplyin and others, reflecting campus and league ties amid the somber observance.
A fragmented 19th century account recalls a perilous trip northwest of Ogden toward Promontory Fort, crossing the Great Salt Lake. A sudden storm endangered the expedition, rescued by a Wight aid team, with interment later noted in Ogden City Cemetery.
Judge Gunnell of the avenue court held a regular session for juvenile offenders. The youth Iwan Rojan faced minor charges but the presentation of weak evidence led to his dismissal. Other boys Ralph Hall Lawrence Moling and Whe Ming faced aspects of a theft case involving candy from a local store. The incidents occurred at the county court on May 2nd with minor involvement of a dollar amount.
Fragmentary history recalls early events around 1843 involving General John Fremant and the Whig party. Mentioned are three individuals tied to a town and a spring, with few readable names remaining from the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious medical or medicinal claim involving a pharmacy in Ogden and vague references to refunds, prescriptions, and prices. The text mentions a person named Tony Raets and a legal or instructional tone about payments and remedies, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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