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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
3
A historical notice describes Rio Grande Road storing coal to supply rally and fuel for winter. It notes a plan to secure five thousand tons of coal from Castle Creek and deploy it between Twentieth and Twenty First streets, with the aim to ease shortages and prevent disruption.
A proposed model stable by Matingey Ernest Smo of American Linen Simmly prints is described. The two story white brick structure measures about forty by eighty feet and will house fourteen horses. It will feature ample interiors, a water supply, fireproofing, cold water, and precautions for safety. Construction to start within a week in the city.
A damaged notice reviews a stage production featuring a west camp mining town setting. Characters include Captain Willy and Colonel Willy, with Jean Wid and Cor Colonel Vi shaping a rugged frontier tale. Performers such as Hatha Williams, Plan Ryn, and Saliovan deliver strong performances in a lively, period theatrical card.
A brief item notes an excursion to Salt Lake with a family group including May Totvin or Tesrami, attempting a STO ride. Peni at i AL Ty appears in the readable text as a location or shorthand reference.
Deed notices show H Hayes and Edith Smithy transfer to Edith Smithy or related parties. Francis Shaw and wife transfer to Anton Christensen for part of a northwest quarter in section 16 township 1 west range 1 west. A J Mathis to Midlena Mr Grimt for part of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 1 township 5 north range 2 west. Hasinngeren and wife to Rather VW Ubantyre for portion of block 19 South Ggten survey. various considerations cited.
An advertisement praises The Red Mill musical play by Victor Herbert and Blaksom. It notes the show’s Broadway success and touring history in Chicago Boston and Philadelphia. The piece highlights the production’s music comedy appeal and the company of sixty artists.
A fragmented list shows multiple church notices near Twentythird Street and Gril Jefferson Avenue. Rev. T. Bare Unglon leads services at AERC Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Elim Church with morning Easter observances and evening events. Other congregations including Church of the Good Shepherd and First Church of Christ plan Sunday and weekday services with choir songs and holy day activities for parishioners. Grounded in local church notices, it highlights pastors, service times, and invited attendees.
Fragmented schedule for multiple churches includes morning and evening services. Topics center on faith, memory, and life beyond the grave with Holy Communion, violin music, and sermons from Genesis. Various pastors, locations, and times are listed with limited readable clarity.
Cyclone Keapson, the famed pugilist with many Ogden ties, arrived from Aan Pratelsen on the early tram this morning and plans to fight at Salt Lake next month with Pete AuiTl vile Tom Hurnett, the express rider, to the pesthonee. Thurday operation updates and administrator notices fill the day as local estates and appointments are listed in scattered notices about Salt Lake City and nearby regions.
From this morning's East arrival, Keliher is named head of the Union Passéteys secret service in Chicago with five hundred agents to run ongoing investigations. A farewell dinner at the residence of Division Superintendent W. M. Jefferes will honor the new chief and lodge guests include railroad men aware of Drs. Jeffers absence.
The fragment mentions construction activity on Washington Avenue with roadbed work by JB O’Nal Construction and ongoing paving along the line, noting continuous operation between Twenty Fifth and Twenty Eighth Streets as part of an urban improvement project.
Alfred Christenson plans a church or outfit in a new building at 036 Twentyfifth Street as he travels tomorrow to eastern markets to purchase leather and a full line of men’s women’s and boys’ shoes from the heat manufacturer. An art fortise at Carnegie hall closes this evening.
Report from Swit Lake division notes improvement work along Sparks line. M C Menton says Wednesday night windstorm caused damage near Lakeside but repairs are speedy and train service continues with no major interruptions. Entire division described as in excellent condition, including auto and road work, at a daily cost near $1000 to the company.
The text shows an exhibit schedule with misprints about open times in the morning and afternoon. It mentions an 10 mornw and 2 clock in the afternoon and refers to evening without clear times. Further context from the original page is needed to determine exact hours and events.
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