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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references Mother's Day observance and mentions organizations and place aliases. Readable parts show a community notice tone with potential dates and local groups named, but most details are garbled. This card preserves the main event mention and suggests local observance activities without clear specifics.
A damaged OCR fragment references a program with songs and a pastor speaking from a shrine. It mentions a society at a street corner in Washington Avenue and a Saturday date with attire guidance. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines an excursion from an unspecified origin to Salt Lake City on Sunday with times around 6 30 a m and 5 00 p m. It lists prices near 100 and 1500, mentions Bull Lake and Sapps ke Helety WSR, and references Heath Ms and Wahpie City with Washington Avenue. Details are garbled but indicate travel and travel prices.
The Ass Wut Fleetwood leader of the Church of the Grey is named a delegate to the Men's National Missionary Congress in Chicago May 0-4. Fleetwood travels after services and will be away about two weeks, with Dighby Spalling of Salt Lake joining the schedule for the event.
Members of Mount Eagle Air are recalled to meet at the Exedes hall on Sunday May 8. The meeting, led by officers Leon Drowring and Earl Brier, outlines posts and duties for the agency and confirms the ninth Sunday service.
A report details eight deaths in a Kaysville accident involving Agel Wille Bane and Antardin Pavia with high regard for the deceased resident of Belt. The tragedy occurred April 13, 7353, near Knyseille during a visit by Mrs Hawe, with ongoing inquiries into the circumstances.
The OCR text is damaged but mentions a burial at Win Kay cemetery on Sunday the fourth with a child named Ainady Juve Duyen of Ball Lats. Other readable items reference a widow and a vilit manilaye buaube, indicating funeral or burial context but details are unclear.
Special notice from signatories claiming to supply their own wells and alerting that Lud sir will by Lud formed by Ms. 2919. They state will by Lud sirmielic on nil nay Hork excepting on Tubeei stlauore Hal tea 48) gallons and two dormers. Extra charge for gala yale or dormer noted.
The readable text lists a jumble of brand like Tumtbter and fdip with items such as Flinting Frames Equeegee Flats Exqwaure Meters Moore's Push Pins Thermometern Sepen Finak Giinas Flint Powders and Witonastyinge Powder Alinte Parte Grint Glos. The fragmentary source reads as miscellaneous product names and incomplete phrases without a clear event or narrative.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Alice and Mo Rarrow and vague references to people and places. The text is unclear with misread names like éeny tein and dulilee mon, making precise facts impossible. The record preserves the garbled account and unactionable fragments without clear events.
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