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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary notices show probate actions and real estate and personal notices. References include Wie lush will probate and Wie lisht family names, with scattered addresses and a notice to readers about property listings and local matters. A Missoula incident is noted with a person traveling to Nevada, reflecting a miscellany of small notices.
The Globe theater announces a busy week with remarks and cinema. Featured are The Fisher: Man's Bride and The Wreaper of The Light, plus Pale Page's Wooing and The Evil Phil tae. Oracle presents Ladies' Souvenir Matinee and Wednesday and Thursday matinees. A clear view of the new machinery and racing at the Atlanta Auto Races is noted. Audience is urged to see the top speed displays and enjoy a varied program.
A cluttered Ogden page reports Orpheum bargains and family notices amid rail news and local commerce. Appearances by performers, theater ads, and public notices mingle with court actions, alimony orders, and typewriter ads as residents plan outings and deals.
Notice to subscribers about delayed newspaper delivery with instructions to call the office and arrange late delivery or adjustments. Includes contact details and names of staff handling subscriptions.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a printer sale pitch for the Standard office and a breakfast product praise. It mentions G ee Gom s0 theh, a sale offer, and references Rus sel Jayies Puretah Sau. Babs, Dulup bags. The text is garbled with unclear names and items.
The Jolly Bachelore club promotes a charity benefit hall event with a dance set for Thursday evening December at the Royal Dancing Academy. The Wells Fargo & Company Express office at 25 Washington Ave will stay open until 8 PM to accommodate patrons, as agents promote the plan and list supporters and backers for the fundraiser.
A garorts mente of Gwen's Furnishings offers options including neckwear, collars, gloves, cuff links, and scarves. The promotion advertises “fieldiday prices” and urges buyers to choose items that provide lasting appreciation and thorough satisfaction.
Engineer Campbell Hag and Seon Wil Stersage lead a crew of about five to ten men shipping structural steel for the new Harrivat freight depot at Ogden. Canton, Ohio sent the steel with McKinley’s old home to Ogden, while more material from the large manufacturer is on the way. Cold weather last week slowed excavation and foundation work, with around 100 men currently employed. once conditions improve, the workforce will be expanded and progress will accelerate.
A chaotic review touts Martinettie and Sylvagner as agile pantomime acts on the Orpheum bill. The two performers, including clown Sylvester, deliver ten minutes of humorous stunts and falls praised as novel and highly entertaining.
The article profiles W A Whitney formerly Ogden Utah division superintendent of the Pacific, now stationed in Oakland as West In division superintendent for the Southern Pacific. It notes his extended territory from Sacramento to Oakland, support staff, and praise for his leadership amid California railroad operations and personnel moves.
A 28 year old man from Spokane Washington confessed to forgery as part of a night of alleged crime. The accuser testified about an attempt at a witty trick and the judge scheduled further proceedings tomorrow in what is described as a tense courtroom scene.
Mobhwan arrived as Nelson was taken into custody over a contested check. Nelson claimed he worked for Newman and that the check did not settle Tabor. Officers compared Newman's signature at the station, finding a discrepancy that increased suspicion and led to further questioning.
State Dairy Commissioner Simoni Hansen of Livigham City, visiting Osdan, will inspect county milk and butter supplies and test grocery brands. Any suspect can or package will be sent to State Charis Harmos for analysis. impure goods will be condemned. The effort aims to ensure correct, safe food standards across city markets.
A 1909 letter to the Mayor and Council of Ogden City argues for replacing the waterworks manager and reworking costs. It presents detailed salary figures for current staff and proposes a cheaper crew under new management, claiming potential city savings and improved service. The writer seeks the manager position and outlines cost reduction strategies and a penny-ler system plan.
Rawiins notes heavy ket shipments rushing to Utah and Ogden but many orders delayed eastward. Officials say open shipments are being pushed and will arrive in time. California oranges begin to arrive for eastern markets with heavy shipments expected over the next thirty days.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports for the fiscal year ending June 6 1908 that 141 086 carcasses of food animals were condemned as diseased or unfit for human food. In addition, 11 285 328 pounds of meat products were condemned.
Freight movements delayed by a severe storm as two weeks of cold weather disrupted maritime and rail transport across the region. Officials warned of further impacts on cargo schedules and delivery times through the week.
An editorial extols meat inspection as essential to protect the hearth and prevent disease. It argues prevention saves lives and emphasizes that inspecting meats prevents misery and danger from diseased or adulterated products reaching the public.
A 14 year old girl, claimed daughter of a C. official, died in a Paris hospital. Police believe she died of meningitis after conflicting accounts about her whereabouts and alleged suicide attempt. Her statements varied, including a claim she fled from a convent in Tarrytown, New York.
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