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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1914
Page
3
The scrambled text lists varied items including names, addresses, and upcoming meetings. It references a fire incident, community gatherings, and notices in a city context with several organizations and individuals named.
The court approves liquor licenses in the city. Granted licenses include Keba Liquor Company and Foley Company for retail sales. Other named parties include Thomas R. Henry and Hooker Droying & Mining Co for brewing and retail operations.
A distressed OCR list shows quoted prices for flour poultry sugar and other goods. Items include apples pears eggs and various grains with per unit and per dozen pricing from multiple dealers, presented in scattered fragmented lines.
The Post Office faced continued parcel delays as deliveries stalled and carriers were recalled. A reshuffle and new negative stock of mail led to congestion, with twelve extra parcels and six extra parcel post wagons aiding the effort to clear the backlog.
An Isis advertisement touts Conn Jonata Not of the Flock and a Domine Production comedy with a 6 piece orchestra for Se and a 10¢ admission, highlighting the show at the Isis.
Charla Kent will sing at the closing worship service at the West Presbyterian Church. The service begins at 7 00 PM with the congregation expected to join in a hymn and the familiar pieces by the composer of On the Banks of the Woonish. Mr Keel is a former Ogdahlte.
The report notes daytime highs and nights with temperatures near seasonal norms. It mentions temperatures around 85 degrees and readings two degrees below normal at times with a forecast trend for the coming week.
The case alleged damages from a ship related to shoes and involved George F. Rite and Swot Shao company. Jurors awarded about 226 dollars with the court directing further actions.
The piece details extensive preparations for a large scale production at the Orpheum Theater. It notes a vast cast and crew including carpenters, masons, dancers, and archaeology sponsors, with costs rising over 20 900 for costumes and a tent city built to cover the complex bipole. Two performances nightly are planned with a Friday school matinee.
Deaths and funerals notice lists Fred Craver a retired civil engineer from Wyoming who died yesterday at 39 and was moved to Kirkendall mortuary for shipment to Minnesota for interment. Funeral services for Margaret Trittle will be held tomorrow at Larkin Sons chapel with details to follow.
The town court heard multiple minor cases this week. Joseph Gintk pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received 30 days in jail with a $15 fine and costs. Several others faced charges of drunkenness with suspended sentences or fines.
The bulletin lists service times and programs for First Congregational, Elim Lutheran, Twentieth Street Baptist, German Evangelical, and First Methodist among others. It notes Christmas celebrations, Sunday school schedules, and upcoming guest speakers, with details on morning and evening worships and special programs. Also reported is an involuntary bankruptcy filing against Schaper Brothers Mercantile Co. in St. Louis and Admiral Dewey’s 77th birthday observances.
Judge Reeders handed down sentences for Vert Migholl and Jock Street after a battery case heard Thursday afternoon. Vert Migholl received 126 dollars or 125 days, while Jock Street faces a 360 dollar fine or ad days imprisonment. The proceeding included Alex Leathem Ray Shortt Pat Blechor and Cherles Wass, with defense led by Henry Vality. The trial centered on self defense claims related to an incident on December 14 near a train, producing long testimony and a disputed level of physical harm.
A closing out sale is announced at Van Der Schuit Fiatiat with the booted stock to be cleared before January 1. The advertisement notes items from a fart accessorized by a bustier and mentions the store will be reduced by reasonable offers.
Federal grand jury indicts 44 men in Terre Haute for conspiring to violate election laws. Deputized marshal teams arrest dozens as investigations widen to Evansville and Indiana politics. Charges focus on November election frauds and the attempted purchase of influence.
Prohibitionists from across the United States plan a five day congress at Atlantic City beginning early next year. The event aims to push for a constitutional amendment enforcing nationwide prohibition. Delegates are expected to travel by special trains, with thousands anticipated to attend.
The readable fragment references a 1810 deadline and a cooperative setup. It mentions "Towrring cireds" in consent operation with delegates and villagers, and a packered windieans implying a local or regional governance or negotiation theme.
Reports from Moscow and Petrograd describe royal family movements as the emperor and empress depart for the front with daughters while others are killed or wounded. In Washington, South Dakota gold output for the year reached 7.27 million dollars with silver production near 174 thousand ounces.
A dispatch from the Austrian embassy in Washington notes Emperor Franz Joseph thanks President and Ambassador Peafield. The report cites continued Austrian Balkan operations, weather delays, and brave troops retreating from Serbia despite setbacks, with exaggerated Allied casualty claims.
The readable fragments mention a person named Susy and a mare or boy related to a wedding context. No clear event, date, place, or organization is discernible. The text lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
A fragmented OCR text shows a disrupted account of an imusigal program at a congregation with jumbled names and phrases. It references committees, excursions, and a New York expedition with notes about Bolivia and nature history, though many terms are garbled.
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