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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1909
Page
7
A concert by the Weber Academy choir features the Dix de Quartette and a musical program planned to attract patrons. A warning notes the event should be well attended and the audience urged to bring friends. The event comes amid other notices including a local sheriff’s appearance and a brief obituary of a child named Fryden, who died after a prolonged illness.
A Utah pioneer, aged 79, died at Riverdale yesterday after general debility. He was born in 1840 in Sweden and came to Utah over 32 years ago, leaving a large family including one son and three daughters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Riverdale at 2:00 p.m. The obituary notes a long life amid the state's coal region and references a large extended family.
Agents of the Amalgameated Sugar company meet farmers at several settlements to arrange sugar beet contracts for the season. Meetings are listed for Syracuse, Maneaville, Ogden City and other towns with dates in February and March, noting that farmers unable to attend can sign at the company’s office in Ogden City through March 16.
A retired janitor unfolds a surprising second act as a painter amid Chicago's art world. The piece traces his decades long craft and ascent, noting his inclusion in the Guttenberg galleries and recent recognition by curators and critics.
Mondell Dill passes to unites States Senate amid party support and a crowded session. The vote occurs after tense negotiations as reform proposals and budget matters loom, with Dill promising focus on national issues and committee leadership roles.
The wheat market opened with hectic activity and rising prices. May wheat hovered near 118 while July and other contracts climbed, reflecting strong demand and seller reluctance at market pits.
A disjointed local notice reports a meeting of a club or lodge with officers named, followed by a muddled passage about a farmer near Bughr, Oklahoma capturing armed robbers who had tied with a $2.00 theft. The article mixes sporadic details of pursuit, a shootout, and attempted transport to Muskogee, with unclear chronology and errors.
An unrarely readable notice reports a push to curb fraudulent charitable solicitations. Alan Feld and colleagues discuss forming a central endorsement committee to vet charities' moral and financial standing, aiming to protect donors and reputable organizations. Local committees in Liverpool, Cleveland, and other cities are cited.
New York reports Delmonico's at 44th and Fifth Avenue may pass into new hands. Jah A. Archambault, a Treadway restaurant man, is the prospective purchaser as Joseph I. Delmonico retires, potentially ending the era of the original owners. The talks could shift control of the famed establishment, founded by John and Peter Delmonico.
War Secretary Nehery approved part of the courtmartial at Gitpalta. It involved Captain and Po Quatticiah of the battle near Georgia, resulting in ten members losing rank while a charge of agcation sor conduct unheroining Teer was removed. Admiral Spurs approved the action leading to new steps by the eaten.
A New York notice states a wedding will be celebrated at the Mye Northminerer Veestaterlan church on Niehrina avenue, where Mice Stary Catphel Thampion will be wed. The event will draw the pastor’s congregation to a ceremonial service at the church on the designated street.
Charia Kamit of Ogaden Utah applies to appropriate one tenth of a cubic foot per second from a spring in Weber County for domestic use. The notice directs filing of proof and duplicate copies with the State Engineer within 30 days after publication. CALEH TANNER, State Barioner. Publication dates February 23, 1904 to March 29, 1904.
Charles Taft brother of the president purchased Millet's painting Sneep, Bleating at a sale in New York on February 27. The event total of forty nine paintings sold raised 273207 dollars under the auspices of an American art agent. The picture depicts a corner of a yard.
State Engineer’s office, Salt Lake City, Utah, issues a notice in 1909 regarding water rights and allocations. It identifies Chester Ko Canlier and Porte Men as involved parties and describes allocations of two 42 cubic feet per second water rights from springs in Weber County. The notice outlines compliance with statute and priority dates, with hearings and penalties for noncompliance, and directs affected residents to file applications and observe the listed requirements.
Readable fragments mention valuable packages arriving in Devenport Iowa with garbled names and street references. The item reads like a damaged notice or transit report with unclear consignor details and no verified actions or dates. The readable core notes some parcels in transit and local street mentions without coherent facts or outcomes.
A gar nishment tale and a reverent obituary fragment blend, naming John E. Cavanaugh of Darnazort Wis and Henry Wadgworith Longfell. The text weaves a monetary claim against a wrestling scam with a lengthy reminiscence on Henry Wadworth Longfellow and his poetic legacy. The piece references Harvard, Feb dates, and a large monetary figure amid tributes and public notice language.
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