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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR page mixes theater ads, funeral notices, weather mentions, and scattered names. It references the Globe Theater, a marriage license, a funeral for Mrs Hidey, local officials, and ad lines for Ward’s Stoves and other businesses. The text is largely unreadable but preserves era buzz and fragmented notices.
Uproar after a group of men allegedly facilitated the transport of women labeled as “white slaves” toward New York. Deputies described the plan to detain and deport the women to Europe within thirty days, with several men named as instrumental figures.
The Orpheum promises a high standard show next week headlined by Cab Eche a European wire act brought by General Manager May Av Beck. Chicago actor Mal Godfrey stars in A Very Bad Boy with Godfrey and company on tour before returning to Europe. Also featuring Ed Laving in burlesque combat sketches Kanb Walsh and Melrose in Tie revolving Rah and the duo George Perry and Lee White with musical comedy, plus Billy Finteb and a program of pictures and orchestra.
The notice outlines payment for fat hogs weighing 176 to 200 pounds at 87 25 per hundredweight and veals dressed 120 per pound for weights 87 25. It invites buyers preferring dressed weight hogs to bring them on Tuesday or Friday between 7:30 and 9:40 a.m. They promise slaughter and payment at 10 per hundredweight on game days, with call options and contact avenues.
Notice states the regular annual meeting of the Eirst National Hand of Ogden Utah to be held Tuesday January 11 1910 at 5 pm in Ogden Utah to elect directors and conduct other specified banking business. Dated December 17 1909 John Pingree cashier.
By paying 475 in advance, readers can receive The Standard for one year and The Woman's Home Companion for a year, totaling 50 cents to the subscriber. Regular prices are The Daily Standard at 1.50 and The Woman's Home Companion at 1.50, with the combined rate set at 1.76 for the period.
Notice from Dor. 170i to 21 inclusive Sunday Oct. 19th will be kept again wall DP avelock P.3L for the accommodation of repers A. Lamzin agent.
An item notes an excursion to Salt Lake organized by the Oregon Sherk Llw with details garbled in the OCR. The brief mentions a date December 18 and parameters like MRT and YB BL, but the readable portion confirms a trip announcement and call to see the paper for more information.
A Christmas carol service by the Congregational church choir features an attractive Nutsteal program Sunday. Soloists Mina Gamiell and Mias Hotbere perform with the choir in Handel and other pieces. The event supports the Men Why Syke charity. the program includes a printed selection “We’re Keeps at Olrdatean Inn” by Bernard Capra.
A fragmented notice advertises items for sale at the Standard shop. The readable text mentions a price or offer and invites readers to call and see the goods, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
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