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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice referencing Union Depot time card, a date or effective term, and names or numbers. The legible bits mention Cory, 269, and a Dell 7498-7, with partial street or location hints and a monetary figure. Summary remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Estray animals described as a sorrel mare white stripe a white convict or similar markings will be sold at public auction for cash on December 8 1903 at 18 Washington Ave Ogden City. Listed by Frank A Nagsbilt poundkeeper with details of horses and cattle.
A Japanese led company filed articles of incorporation in Weber County to form Grass Creek Coal Go and engage in general real estate and brokerage business with its chief place in Ogden. Officers include Seisaku Korvishi as president and Kiso Koji as vice president and general manager, with Rokunosuke Terafowa and Idhi Auwawsra as directors. Local notices list stock at $10,000 and 9 shares par.
Ma Squire Coop takes charge of performances at the New Ogden Theater. He will conduct the orchestra nightly in person, with guest artists and a rotating schedule across venues. Coop also directs the Colonial orchestra in Sat Jake and plans to allocate his time among multiple cities and productions.
In a series at a Presbyterian church, sermons discuss prophecies of a divine leader cited in non Jewish writings before Christ. The December program links pagan and Jewish sources, noting widespread belief in a coming savior. Sessions cover Roman Grecian Asiatic Norse and Jewish perspectives with special music.
Hodcarriers Union Local 48 announces the funeral of their late member Mortensen. The service will be held Sunday December 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Ninth and Grunt Avenue, with all members urged to attend. N. J. Kell.
Sparks Brothers, J. D. Larkin, and Abe Rowe filed district court actions against Alvard demanding judgment for cattle sale payments totaling $427.60, $498.60, and related sums. Judge Howell ordered attachment, keeping cattle in Alvard’s possession pending proceedings as Sherri Wilkon was tasked with taking custody while the case proceeds. The dispute centers on payment after cattle delivery in Rox Elder area.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a family dispute with questions of fatherly actions and a looming threat. The text is incomplete but suggests urgency and tension within a household centered on a girl and parental expectations.
The opening Monday December 43th features John Corte presenting the new comedy Coins mencenent. Days by Virghila Framer and Margaret Mayu with Pryoot in a lively production. The theater promises a premier cast, an elaborate setting, and a significant capacity.
A notice states that the writer is not a retail market and operates no retail markets in the city. It lists meat markets or suppliers such as Sawyer Bros and Chicago Market and others, indicating inspected meats are obtained from markets below. The communication appears to warn the public about market listings and protect the public by clarifying market status.
A gale battered the Channel with multiple ships lost or endangered. The British steamer Thistlemor foundered near Hildeford, eight crew perished, while the Coagrpen reached Falmouth with captain and seaman dead. Tak channel disaster feared near the Tak with 418d 12 aboard missing. Vaunin liner reported lost with 12 passengers and crew of 418. One passenger, Mark Donghin, was believed bound for America.
Testimony from Masry W. Colina of Rockford and Andrew J. Seofeld of Los Angeles refutes government charges of coal purchase contracts before final settlement. Witnesses deny any payment promises or secured favors as the Cunningham inquiry proceeds, with officials detailing responses and affidavits from involved parties.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a boxing or bout event with unclear names and actions. It mentions a few players or fighters, a wager or purchase of children, and a late offer to throw someone within a set time. Other details are garbled and no clear outcome emerges.
Fragmented report notes King Edward VII proroguing parliament, writs to be drawn for new elections in February, with the House of Commons to assemble mid February. Mentions continuing taxation, ongoing campaign speeches, and Liberal reforms amid political tension and party reactions across Britain.
Conmie Mack signs with the Philadelphia brain teaser squad. No reliable details due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes report the deaths of Pringes and Waldemar in New Orleans amid unclear references to Ciponhagon Den and a young wife. The garbled text mentions a Joe King Cini and an Anne age or event, with uncertain details about Vetoes, Hevesling, and a possible 1 lite value.
Fire devastated the Plant of Idaho Paper 18 at Fhre Mmning Delta. A total loss reported with damage estimated by authorities. Fire crews battled the blaze into the night. No exact cause given and no injuries cited in the fragmentary report.
Readers report a wave of protest by Jewish communities against religious instruction in schools. The nationwide demonstrations cite concerns over secular education and the exposure of students to religious influence in public classrooms.
Fragmentary OCR reads about St Ioniatius College Ghigagd with unclear details. The garbled text references a money life matter and possible college event or notice. Names and precise actions remain unreadable in this clipped source.
A damaged OCR fragment references a damage suit involving parties and a court action. It mentions a claimant and a diver, with unclear names and locations. The readable text hints at legal proceedings, and an open court trap phrase suggests a civil case filing.
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