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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
3
A jumbled historical page fragment mentions arrangements, rail lines, and pamphlet plans for a public notice. The text references On dene TRBatere and Balley, Yellowvetone, Ogden Theater, Culley Breg Store, and Christiana Chinaware, with scattered names and events.
Ogden readers receive a jumbled mix of social notices. The text mentions club director resignations, theater events, hotel prices, upcoming meetings, and obituary references. It notes Wrights and Ball Lake division updates, a criminal case trial, repairs to typewriters, and a funeral service for Mrs. Raat-Min Cornet. The patchwork reflects local commerce, personal notices, and civic announcements from Ogden in 1905.
A garbled note speaks of a clothing maker in Meas tied to a fashion line. It mentions a high stakes reveal at a local draper and hints at a planned production run. The piece reads as a quirky historical reference to tailoring craft and street fashion.
A report from Ogden details federal and state cooperation in tuberculosis testing of dairy cattle. Brintall of the Department of Agriculture and two opponents will examine a dirty cow, with results guiding condemnation or continued health status for cows in Ogden and nearby regions. The investigation aims to protect babies and local residents as cases are monitored with official scrutiny.
Arthur Connolly of New York City, a transient, was struck by an engine near a roundhouse in Wells, Nevada, shortly before 2 o'clock this morning. His left arm was severed and his head bruised. He was taken to the railroad hospital, then placed on a train for New York, with relatives notified.
Two Japanese railway gate workers in Imlay Nevada clashed after a quarrel in a local inn. A struggle with knives left one man dead before aid could arrive. The other assailant fled. authorities transported the body for coroner inquiries as a posse sought vengeance for the slain companion.
The Woodmen of America in Tale City join a nation wide battle against tuberculosis. Ute Camp 3990 funds a sanitarium at Galtaro Springs on 1250 acres, opened January 1 1908, with $44808 spent and $null contributed by members. Utah Canyon Na donated 210 for grounds and erecting a fence. The camp invites TB patients for free care and treatment, highlighting world wide attention and local pride in the effort. Weather reports note rain and snow in the city with meltwater affecting streets and ditches.
Washington reports confirm U S demands for Zelaya's resignation amid Nicaraguan revolution. The Vickshurs and other ships have been deployed near Corinto as reinforcements reach the area. Officials warn of possible action to protect American life and property as developments unfold in Panama and the Caribbean.
Galldake City reports a plan to rush the Ely to Goldfield route with 400000 dollars in initial heavy construction. The Bly side will require smoothing and ties. The route runs east of Fly through Robinson and tunnels, then toward White River and Curren Creek. The Goldfield extension may connect with Tonopah Tidewater under Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe control. Also noted is a divorce case: George W. Umbenhaur vs Lake Ti. Umbenhaur seeks to set aside the interment and dismiss the action after a desertion claim, with service issues raised in Chicago and Michigan.
Secretary Simway at the State Board of Health cites a Dr Warthin report from the University of Michigan noting a Finn resident of Tinnehill Michigan as a leprosy patient who allegedly prevented the outbreak by early treatment. The narrative references a seven member family and a four year duration of illness.
A damaged OCR fragment references a 1900s location and a hotel table. It mentions people and dates unclearly, providing only scattered hints. The readable bits point to an event or listing in a city hotel, with no complete details or names to confirm.
HM Wells, editor of the Dundy Recorder, is dismissed from a post office clerk job by a Washington order for alleged violations of postal service rules. The charges cite critical articles about postal officials and President Roosevelt’s directive on political expression in public posts.
An armed highwayman robbed a man near the Ogden crossing, firing a shot that injured him. The assailant, using a revolver, forced the victim to drive to a remote area, then sped away. Police report details of the chase and a second suspect seen nearby.
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