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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary historical note presents Anty Drudge lamenting a nightmare about archaic laundry methods. The speaker mocks boiling water soap and old soap actions, expressing relief that such a dream cannot come true.
Unresponsive to annual Christmas dinner appeal, Captain and Mrs Pettaya labor days and nights to provide clothing and shoes for four children and others aged six months to twelve years in Ogden. Mrs Pettit appeals to local businesses and citizens for donations noting many remain without stockings, warm clothes, and footwear. Contact Bell 1482 or send a postcard to Captain Pettir at Twenty-Fifth Fleet to contribute.
The annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture shows 141,053 carloads and 399,628 pounds of meat products condemned as unfit for human food during the year ending 1999. It highlights 11,286,223 pounds condemned under sanitary rulings, praising the program as a preventive health measure.
In Weber County Utah the District Court appoints a receiver for Japanese-American Bank. Creditors must file verified claims with monetary vouchers at the receiver’s Ogden office or the attorney's Eccles Building by March 1, 1909. The notice names W D Brown as Receiver and Hallingworth as Attorney.
By paying GL75 in advance, The Standard for one year and The Woman's Home Companion for one year will send you a saving. Regular prices listed include Wynn's Home Companion at $1.59 and The Dallas Standard at 73s per month. Take advantage of this combined subscription offer.
Funeral services for Anna Marie Miller were conducted at the West Virginia cemetery with a host of speakers including Yhrns orden Ody de Tdngutat Peter Butkman jar Hishiap Gainer and others. The service featured a formal eulogy and music by a choired group.
Fragmented OCR text references Phan Nee and navy PCMag. mentions recruiting stations, employment agencies, and possible inspectorate topics. Confusing lines mention Delt nest authority, Coy Has clitate namestie, and references to ports and pathways with unclear chronology.
A scrambled OCR-style notice mentions Homeseekers rates toward the West to BG rising, with scattered fragments naming areas like Lavelle, Mae West, and communities near West Lo Thin. The readable items reference local price tensions, housing terms, and possible impacts on prospective buyers.
A East Lake City report warns that pawn brokers see rising demand as Christmas season nears. People pawn valuables to cover expenses, risking inability to redeem items later. Local pawnbrokers advise caution and note many pledges go unredeemed, fueling temporary embarrassment for borrowers.
The Frye hearing in As Globe saloon Wars ABOL was adjourned after Frye and his attorneys appeared with witnesses to address why AIR Petit Aquor Neense should be revoked. A mock court formed with President Browning presiding as judge and council members acting as jurors. Detective Rob Burke testified for the city as Councilman Fly maneuvered to postpone due to ongoing criminal action against Frye for allegedly keeping a younger person for gambling. Attorney W L Mas glanis objected, citing lack of notice and risk of contempt of district court.
Reports from Sumter describe ongoing harvest activity with early yields promising despite variable conditions. W P Jones notes new irrigation inlets and ponds maintain water flow, while dealers anticipate improved production over last year if cold weather cooperates. James and Billy Wilson expect steady advances and increased storage capacity to meet demand.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions copper, New Orleans, Este potradst, and a carpenter’s shop. The garbled lines hint at a trade scene with a crab cage, a waiter, and a November display. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a local commerce vignette with scattered proper nouns.
A fragmented OCR style text hints at a chaotic scene with scattered names and terms. The passage references disease, war, and various unrecognized terms, suggesting a garbled historical page with mixed phrases and nonstandard spellings. No clear event or persons emerge for a decisive summary.
A fragmented OCR item mentions names like Dee, Thetis, Slaten, and Stuboonh in a muddled sequence. The text hints at a migration or journey, with scattered references to February and Watson-like terms. No clear event or outcome emerges from the legible fragments.
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