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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper classified section mentioning ads for gents and monthly rates. References to church listings, housing, and various placeholders hint at price per week and line charges without clear readable details.
Nearly 70 000 sheep trapped in the starma march toward the desert west of the Great Salt Lake are being saved with provender shipments from Ogden. The bitter winter of 1985 90 left ranges bare, teaching livestock owners the need for emergency feeding and guarding against repeated losses.
A historical note discusses future coal shortages and proposes forming a capitalized company to build a pipeline from Wyoming or Utah coal fields to northern Utah. It suggests distributing coal for Ogden and other cities, cites government experiments in St. Louis proving gas from coal, and mentions Coalville as a potential gas mains site to create a permanent gas supply to avert future fuel famines.
W C Hunt, a Winnemucca rancher, killed himself with a pocket knife on First South Street in Salt Lake City after a three day drinking and gambling bout. A hotel porter and others described Hunt’s recent gambling and delirium tremens, condemning Salt Lake’s gambling culture and noting back room games and robberies.
A five year old child in a frail Canyon Road home suffers frost exposure while the family struggles to establish a small-farm settlement. The piece urges wealthier readers to aid less fortunate neighbors and calls for doctor and outside help as winter exposes the need for shelter and warmth.
The article speaks of a northern railroad reaching Hudson Bay shores with surveys done and preliminary construction begun. It envisions future routes to Fort Churchill and Port Nelson and predicts towns and ships carrying grain and oil products across a frigid landscape. It asks if Hudson Bay country will become inhabited and develop with progress and surprises ahead.
A damaged notice reports the death of Mrs Sarah Kennedy in California. It mentions her husband Charles Kennedy and references a San Tomas City area, with unclear dates and details. The fragmentary text limits precise facts.
The text shows garbled phrases likely from OCR of a public notice or obituary. It references names such as Mrs Brat and mentions services. The readable parts indicate a ceremonial or church context with a focus on a service or remembrance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear roles. The readable bits reference Keates, Ny, Bran Deente, Modine, Hesteran, and a dated event or meeting. Details are too garbled to confirm a coherent event or outcome.
The article reports George Fisher charged with forging checks. It details alleged actions and mentions related names, places, and dates as part of the case, with emphasis on the legal process and charges.
The notice records the death of Mrs Alice Dean at her residence on Hast Sehanite Street Sibardiy eyetitus MTT plies after nih WM Nesk aif Uirecue runs atlaes of ieerer rat Fortine. The obituary mentions a long illness and includes surviving relatives and close friends, noting generous community ties and a final tribute to her life.
Fragmented text indicates a conduct or event at Tyne Want Meeline House, with unclear dates or participants. Likely a rebooked or rescheduled item, but key names and specifics are unreadable in the source.
A garbled district court motion calendar lists various motions including setting aside verdicts and dismissals, with references to parties such as Lalit Packing and A. Venkleyx, and mentions of a funeral for Hannah Luge Bilin Rilur Gearae Ahavten. The fragmentary text also notes probable appearances, stays, and certification processes in the docket.
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