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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
3
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A chaotic OCR listing promotes a holiday program with Biographs including The Red Man's View and Through the Breakers. It features various tales and a women’s story, with names and venues hinted but largely unreadable. The text promises matinees and candy events across multiple days, emphasizing a festive schedule.
Fragmented random references show a mix of obituaries, arrivals, shop pitches, and local notices. Mentions include Thomas Pitt’s death, assorted business ads, Christmas phonograph promotions, and scattered family updates. Several names and places appear, reflecting a noisy 19th or early 20th century community page with varied content.
Fragmented OCR reads like a patchwork of town notices, ads, and social notes. Mentions of a birthday, prohibition talk, sales, and court items sit beside real estate and repair offers. Names and places blur into a dense, period-voice mosaic of a small city page.
In Salt Lake City tents and quarters for the negro population remain unsettled until the Collins party arrives. Local ads note supplies for typewriters at Li H. Becraft’s. Funeral services for Hyram Canton, Utah pioneer, were held at Himlavile with burial at the Iu ding cemetery. A sermon series on Pagan Heralds was preached by Rev. J. E. Garver. Stores plan extended hours this week. Marriage licenses issued include Cawphill and McBallan, Barker and Foy, Kennedy and Cartes, Pennun and dunws. From Old Mexico, Wilcox and Griffin discuss past days in Mound City. Wilcox plans to stay in McCramion to grow bananas, praising President Mhig.
Children invited to see Santa at the Orpheum this Wednesday with a matinee and lively performances. Patrons are urged to bring a doll for a toy drive as part of the yuletide celebration.
An estate directs children to deliver Christmas letters to Santa Claus at Melince on Wednesday at 2:80 and they will be collected at the door.
Critics across major outlets applaud The Traveling Salesman as a worthy successor to The Chorus. American praises it for delivering goods while Gloria notes its wit and vitality. Press commends the poker game as memorable and Metropolitan Magazine calls it a potent, crowd-pleasing show.
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions Dee Lith vr Yh and a city notice related to Welle-Frrgo and Company Express with street address Washington Avoca WdiGlulhg. Details are unreadable. likely public or legal notice with incomplete names and dates.
A quirky ad lines up a meat that a Jew won’t eat, praising it as unbeatable when prepared properly. It touts a dainty Moses morning noon or night, champion breakfast foode, urging readers to try. mentions Russell James Co’s Puretat Baw with wage and cloth bag packaging.
A disrupted morning sale left no seats sold as a box office dispute delayed performances. Mr Allizan insisted on fair treatment for workers and warned that the rush for seats would be postponed until unions reach a fair arrangement, with Ogden’s turnout expected to be minimal.
Chicago's 1910 budget proposal, totaling about 27 million dollars, marks the largest city expenditure in its history driven by water works, bravles, and corporate needs. The plan seeks a significant increase over prior appropriations, with proponents arguing essential public service funding.
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