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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

3

Funeral Notices and Local Outings in Weber Area

The issue lists funeral arrangements, viewings at 679 Twenty prcond street and memorials for Frank UD Mrtieie, with family residence details in Ogden. It notes a Weber Academy social event, a special train to Lagoon, and community notices about coal prices, rail work, and a canyon outing with plans for dancing and entertainment.

Nellet Ogden Weber Academy Eerlook NeKendeek Kiant Dany Renealleh Wwe Company STONE Saison Thinter Nevada Willy Wirhee Weber Bake

City Council Debunks Water System Sale Rumor

Circulated reports claim the city will sell the water works and plant. The constitutional provision forbids municipal sale or transfer of waterworks and sources, preserving ownership for public operation and reasonable charges. The source notes the rumor originates from a few council members and is unfounded.

Watworks Olor Sui Nove Dale Eliy Council

Card of Thanks From the Brown Family

The family expresses gratitude to friends and the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Kutte Yont and Oden Ulah for support during the illness and death of William W. Brown. They name Pres C F Muntairton Bishop B McQuartir Mrs Marriott Miss Maud Melcap and others for condolences and tributes.

Epraters Pres. C.F. Muntairton Mishop McQuartir Mrs. Marriott Misa Maud Melcap Order of Eagles of Kutte Yont Oden Ulah Willian W. Brown Warnes Brow & W Town

How Industrial School 18 To Be Reorganized

Judge Cowans has not yet decided on actions for reorganizing Industrial School 18. Dr. F.G. Gonang and other officials plan discussions with the school board to outline federal steps and appoint trusted personnel with suitable educational experience for leadership and daily management.

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Notice to Contractors for Brick Bank Construction

Notice to contractors for the traternariant onitatetan of mw Uhttesting brick bank involves bidding for materials and plans at Villa Dybol Cheyenne Wyoming. Bids due before 12, 1899, with required coffey chee and proprietary revenue.

National Bank Villa Dybol Atchitect Cheyenne Wyoming Coffey Chee PSO Brivitege Han

Best Display Awards At Four-State Agricultural Fair

The Inler Mountain Four State Fair offers 150 for the best display in agriculture and horticulture and 150 for another display. Exhibits of agricultural and horticultural products must come from one locality or from a single person or group within a county, city, or region.

Inler Mountain Jocatliy Whale County

Prizes for Novelty Exhibits in Vegetables and Fruits

Just to make it interesting Str Glatmann offers four years subscription to the daily Blanchard for the best of each exhibit. The lists describe prizes for tomatoes onions potatoes apples and other produce with various counts and arrangements, all to be judged for novelty and arrangement.

Str. Glatmann Blanchard

Bowman Special offers yearly prizes at Ogden fair

A. A. Bowman of the Ogden Morning Examiner announces ten annual prizes for agricultural exhibits at the fair. Winners receive a free twelve month subscription, with a Bowman Special noted for the top entries in categories such as corn, peppers, cabbage, cucumbers, cabbage, and other produce.

A. A. Bowman Ogden Morning Examiner Ogden Morag Rhore

New Hampshire Trip Creates Train Schedule For Veterans Parade

Veteran formations plan a multi state train movement to Ogden with special trains from Washington state California and New Hampshire. The sequence includes arrivals Sunday morning and afternoon with connections to the capital and nearby depots. Crews prep Union Depot and exterior work to be finished by Friday as the first detachments approach Grand Army events.

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Woodmen of the World Excursion and Dance Notice

Woodmen of the World members and families are invited to an excursion and dance on Thursday evening, August 5th. Transportation will be provided for members and their wives. Meet at Hall at 7 pm with tickets to be furnished. Special cars leave at 7:15 from Sth and Wash. for 2.20 per 8:00 pm. Mather Galt, Bain Kline, Bd Reedeal.

Wen I . Hall

Ringlings Big Circus Parade amazes Ogden crowds

A chaotic readable account describes Ringlings Circus Parade in Ogden with trains arriving late, a grand street procession through the city, and the parade’s lavish features. Horses, elephants, camels, and a white-tarp band are highlighted alongside daring aerial acts and equestrian displays that delighted spectators.

Sheep Premiums Offer High Stakes in Ram Lamb Sale

In this catalog style notice broker Br. EW Patrick offers five premium registered ram lambs tied to the famed Fleahy line. Each ram is valued at $59 and expected to attract bidders. Patrick also proposes a separate prize of $20 for the top five fat lambs bred in Lorain flames, underscoring the event’s competitive appeal for sheep growers and buyers.

Alt Patrick Lorain Br. EW. Patrick

Country Band Contest Prizes Set for Tuesday

The association announces prizes of 1960 for first, 940 for second, and 27 for third in the country band contest to be held on Tuesday, September 1909, with entrants urged to compete.

Flying machine talks at Oden with Scott and Janes

Janes Frederick Scott interviews a flying pioneer about the differences between biplanes and monoplanes. The inventor explains the Wright Farman and Curtis designs, details main and balancing planes, and notes his machine’s greater carrying area and potential for 400 mile flights while planning Denver contest entry.

Wright Farman Curdieg Hirriot Janes Frederick Scott Thia Elruce Yare

Decorating the Union Depot for the Grand Army parade

A heavy passenger transport plan outlines arranging trains and facilities to move Union veterans from Orden to the capital for the Grand Army of the Republic parade on Wednesday. The Union is coordinating coaches, bands, and accommodations with Moseley noting the Grant department has drawn on resources from Vermont for a statewide effort.

Republic Sa Lake Uetog Orden Wituren Union Waserseer Novela Abaryt Nebel Tothe Moseley Mala Han Rin Thome Vermont

Unclear fragment hints at a circus scene and local patronage

The readable text references a circus, Tingloge and a patronage by the people of Ordeq, with a Jacont termitory noted. The fragmentary OCR requires cautious interpretation to avoid misnaming or misplacing entities while preserving the main ideas and tone.

Ordeq

Arbitration over railroad accident claims in 1947 Iowa

The report outlines an arbitration board involving J Tay vie of the Oregon Short Line, KU Manson of Salt Lake, and others to settle accident claims between Chicago Bay Northwestern and Union Pacific. It notes the dispute centers on a 1947 Ames Iowa incident, with important points despite small monetary value.

J. Tayvie Manson Salt Lake Vache Onata Braul Atax Chica Bay & Northwestern Union Pacific Management St Ames Iowa

From Duluth to North Nakata Wheat Field Travel

A fragmented account describes a journey from Duluth to a wheat belt in North Nakata. It notes heavy crops, varying wheat yields per acre, and limited prospects beyond farming. The narrator reflects on life in roughly sketched towns, railroads, and distant markets, expressing longing to return home.

Duluth Nakata Montana Montana Central Kseryth

Notice to the Public About Alleged Domestic Conflict

Fragmentary notice reports Timot toe Yatte and Helen Gulivan in a dispute. The incomplete text mentions Artes tear red bs and a wife, with garbled identifiers and possible legal or public notice context.

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Baptist Young People Fhuoy A Hayrack Tit

A fragmented report notes a 19th century Baptist youth hayrack gathering titled Moonlight Hayrack Party. The Rapley group, with about seventy attendees and their triente, regretted a disruption as an overtaking incident interrupted the event. Participants planned to continue or resume activities despite the setback.

Rapley

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