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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
11
Advertisers must note the schedule changes as the Evening Standard showcases forthcoming event coverage. The new timing aims to boost visibility and reader engagement while ensuring all advertisers appear in the sequence.
Railroad officials and Mr. Kiesel reached an amicable understanding to resolve differences over the Wall avenue and Twentytoerth street site. Work will begin promptly with demolition of existing structures and construction of new tracks, planned to employ up to a hundred workers as yard improvements proceed.
Ogden City Utah gives notice of intention to open Hudson Avenue through Block 25 60 feet wide centerline 30 feet on both sides from 24th to Greets with total improvement cost $100000 and a district tax to cover costs. City council seeks objections by September 20 187 in person or writing at city hall. August 33 187 A PSV AIER City Engineer. First publication August 38 190% September 14 1959.
A damaged coastal city reports a severe cyclone with storm surge sweeping ashore along the Mexican port region. The event damages numerous structures while crews search for survivors. Evacuation orders are issued as the wind rips through the waterfront and nearby districts.
The Salt Lake division roadmaster of the Southern Pacific, a longtime Ogden official, died suddenly after leaving the Union Depot. He suffered an apparent heart attack while exiting the northeast door, collapsed in the waiting room, and died a few minutes later. He was 67, survived by four children and a widow. Funeral plans, to be arranged locally, will be announced. his passing draws expressions of deep sorrow from railroad officials and colleagues.
A 15 acre tract in the Spokane valley will host an exhibit during the National Irrigation Congress showing practical irrigation methods for orchards, berries, sugar beets, hay, and grain. Demonstrations by manufacturers will feature modern equipment and porous pipes laid underground to water plants directly beneath roots, highlighting economical water distribution and prior farming practices.
Wednesday April daylight event on the Hermitage grounds features hardware displays, tools, and triple equipment laid out for demonstration. A first class orchestra and dance after a streetcar ride promise good times with tickets available at hardware and clothing stores. Children under 12 pay a reduced rate. special car service from 25th and Washington Ave departs 2 20 p.m. All friends and patrons invited for a day of fun and festivities.
A sweeping forest fire in Yosemite National Park threatens groves and a nearby lodge. Firefighting units report the blaze advancing toward the interior amid shifting winds, with uncertainty about containment and potential damage to structures and trails. Authorities urge precautions as crews battle the advancing flames.
The readable fragment hints at a ceremony or alter scene with Polish and blackire references. The text is garbled but suggests a poster or narratorial note about preparations, a drop on marc, and an alter presentation. Key names and places remain unclear due to the OCR damage.
A local outing drew about 1,500 people as Southern Pacific trains carried workers, wives, and children to Salt Lake City. The day featured sports and programs at the Palace and garden area with meals and baskets, returning trains laden with cheerful shoppers and employees ready to resume work Monday morning.
An advertisement describes The Ideal Trunt Pan with a spring adjusted base to keep dust out and an upright posture. It claims no back bending and easy use, promoting comfort and productivity. Contact Standard Orcard for purchase.
Funeral services will be held in Salt Lake City on Sunday for Henry Tribe born September 21, 1837 in Arundel, England. He emigrated to America with his family, worked in Atchison and Salt Lake, and was a longtime Mormon Church member. Survived by wife, daughter, two sons, and several relatives. Burial at the Larkin & Sons undertaking parlor after the service.
Fragmented OCR report describes a deadly clash with heavy casualties. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but references to a mass event, likely a funeral or memorial, and mentions of a group called Moors. The text is severely corrupted, obscuring clear facts.
A spectacular auto race crash near Trixhten Beach Minnesota killed driver Laurent Crim and mechanic Louis Gile, instantly, with Valere and Maguant from the Aene crew injured. Van Tyne and other crew members escaped serious harm as the wreck sparked a long delay and thorough investigation into the crash sequence.
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