28 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
1
A garbled 1910 era report notes pneumonia causing many deaths and references smallpox vaccines, typhus, and other illnesses. It lists cities with record fatalities and mentions public health officials tracking cases, while acknowledging data gaps and reporting inconsistencies.
An aged woman aged 51, Wigebath McBride, was killed in a Plains crossing accident near Albion. She was born amid controversy and died three weeks after the crossing. The funeral was held in the local cemetery as authorities investigated the incident.
A lengthy service at the Tabernacle featured Wilder James H. Dougland and a mixed choir, with readings, hymns, and prayers excerpted from a religious program. Local congregants praised the event, highlighting the effort of performers and the gospel message shared during the afternoon gathering.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with bees and unclear actions. The readable parts mention a park, workers, and a location between uncertain names and phrases, lacking a clear event, dates, or concrete entities.
Hooper backs a new automobile route connecting Ogden and the lake, arguing a better road is needed. Real estate men, local business figures, and residents discuss routes via Harrisville and Plain City, weighing costs, town impact, and growth prospects.
Lieutenant Shields reports American Red Cross denial of cross country irrigation project. A special carrier would support instruction tied to geological survey. Belelun rivers largely overrun by floods. Bonmisy and Whyte supervise, with potential $12,000 investment and acres of land under valuation. General Chamberte notes excellent conditions.
An opaque text fragment mentions Christiqad nurilig and names like RAYE Bont and Jonmey J sway, with scattered references to a magazine, boards, and a dramatic death. The readable bits hint at travel, a magazine feature, and a fatal incident, but details are obscured. The piece conveys a mood of confusion and abrupt end.
A garbled bulletin fragment reports health officials reviewing plague conditions across two towns and four localities. It mentions the role of physicians and authorities, urging health officers statewide to watch for fever and report findings, with notes on entry restrictions and public health measures.
Government urges corporations to report gross earnings to the Internal Revenue Service. Officials warn penalties for late or missing submissions, noting many firms in Callister’s district have yet to file.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Halednian figure Uwaally, a claim of someone named Agblag Wort, and references to a diet offer and Javed. Details are garbled with missing context and unclear events or locations. No verifiable actions or outcomes are discernible.
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