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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented ad-type notice promotes affordable footwear, touting quality and smart prices. It hints at a buyer seeking durable, comfortable shoes without high costs, urging action soon. The readable parts emphasize value and accessibility in a busy market.
The page compiles assorted items including lamb shipments and railroad movements, a marriage notice, medical and education notes, job ads, and local business promotions. Names like Lawson, Campbell, and Miss Willaine appear amid scattered dates and locations such as Reno Chicago Ogden Rexburg and Washington Avenue.
The text presents a damaged OCR report with garbled phrases and missing names. It mentions a tower and a person Tuvoi hu anit and references to Leaky purchasers. Overall the fragment hints at a slow recovery of some manufactured goods such as gold ingots and sugar, with unclear entities and events.
Canneries will begin season operations Thursday across Weber County with strong tomato yields. Brewer notes 960,000 cases of tomatoes ready. frost risk minimal as crop matures ahead of normal. Water issues in county not hindering overall vigor. growers report high per acre yields and favorable prices for produce as canning starts.
Activity at Vollie Creek around 9:10 pm. Aims to highlight the Cadiling model easing travel on Michigan’s roads. Mentions Browning Bray Co and Utah ties.
The report outlines insufficient evidence to hold the defendant, detailing the trial at the preliminary hearing. It notes witness testimony, a lack of corroborating material, and questions about the defendant’s location and actions the night in question.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a funeral service for A D Shortlift with scattered mentions of attendees and related names. The content is largely garbled, yielding few clear facts about date, location, or participants beyond several proper nouns and fragmented phrases.
Ground broken for the Marion Hotel project with an $85,000 walling plan. Contractor Doyle and Batenina clear debris from the basement as work aims to begin on underground foundations. Architect J Cente presents a modern up to date hotel concept to rival western hotels.
A city court found Morris Wolfson, a second hand dealer on Washington Avenue between Twenty second and Twenty third Streets, guilty for not keeping required purchase records. He received a fine of $1. Additional defendants faced different charges including malicious behavior and drunkenness with various penalties. The case highlights enforcement of pawn shop record-keeping rules and city discipline.
A garbled 1910 notice lists Yates heading to Nene for a Moye Baty Pub exhibition and an International Rhewy Show. It mentions delays, relegation and municipal actions by commissioners, with scattered names and events surrounding a Gedden gathering and a related high profile event featuring local leaders and organizers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a training department at Holt Cross Noupital unit and a planned return after a fourhour vacation. Names Nora Wibbs, her brother Frank from Omaha, and Josephy Paine of Trentzaleth shragt appear in broken phrases. Mentions M Kemmerer and wife of Ogsten and a trip through the Yellow stong Parks are noted in incomplete form.
An express passenger train on the Northwestern Pacific line between San Francisco and Eureka collided with a work train. Thirteen people were killed and twelve injured as the two sets of cars telescoped and derailed. Fire and rescue teams converged on the wreck site as names of the victims and wounded began to emerge.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mayor of New York City and an employee with unclear context. Reads as garbled reporting with possible references to city governance and officials. No clear date, event, or outcome is extractable from the legible content.
Classified notice outlines sealed bids for lease or sale of assets in 1940. Mentions conditions, security, and payment terms. Names The Examint Pui Co and P. Racy secretary with address 280 Suwwat.
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