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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
7
An old OCR fragment advertises Sawyer Bros at 2178 Jackson Ave offering meat sold with inspection claims and exclusive seating. The text is garbled but promotes taudled meats and mentions prices and locality in a city market.
An OCR fragment notes job printer positions and a hurry to act quickly at a standard office. It mentions Mr and Mrs Ralph Te Woolley and Heber Woolley of Bob Fale and their trip to Ogden for holidays with friends and relatives.
Mixed Christmas greetings and social notes from Ogden and surrounding towns list visits, family gatherings, and funerals. Entries mention Mrs. Rotb, Miss Drew, Ms. Grill, and the Holmes family among others, with announcements of travel, clothing and heating stoves for sale, and holiday events. A lengthy obituary notes the Smith family funeral and local church rites.
A fragmented notice warns ten subscribers to remit payment by a specified time. It mentions a carrier delivering issues in New York Morning News areas and references a financial dispute. The language is garbled but implies a court or debt action and a prior loss or theft involving a partner or associate.
A pedestrian, Mr. Fant, was struck by an automobile on Twenty third Street near Washington Avenue and died shortly after at Dr. Pidrock’s clinic. The driver sped away as witnesses described a dark, fast vehicle. police pursue leads while a coroner’s jury investigates the fatal crash.
Mysterious Murphy claims top skill in rope jumping and plans two exhibitions at Ogden theater before a Sullivan-Colling boxing bout in Ogden on January 7. He promises a 100 rope jumps in 25 seconds, touching the rope each time, and offers a 1500 prize for entrants. Jack Rogers of London holds the world mark of 109 jumps in six minutes 32 seconds. Murphy aims higher, with a marathon of 1000 jumps in six minutes and a longer challenge later. The event is open to all, with the promoter offering a 1500 prize to the winner and a six minute limit for jumper totals.
A garbled recount shows a discussion of top players and teams, with scattered names and references to dates and events. The piece hints at selections, leadership, and competition, though specifics are faded and hard to verify.
A lively house discussion centers on who is the greatest pitcher in baseball history. Cy Young’s long service, control, and consistency are praised as he earns a place in the argument. Outfield throwing is also debated with Joe Birraringham noted for a famed style.
An official of the Nationbod party in quoled here predicts an inevitable clash with the United States and Western Golf Democracy. He says Chicago men back the Western Galf, seeking control of the gate with no compromise possible.
New York, Jan. 3. Few, if any, of the American colleges are going to abolish football. Professor W. H. P. Faint of Brown University says the game must be partially modified. He laments the spirit of winning at any cost and hopes that those guiding the sport’s future will be thoughtful.
New York reports William T Cook, brother of Dr Frederick A Cook, saying Mrs Cook has joined him and he maintains plans to prove Cook reached the North Pole despite Copenhagen University verdict. He claims he will reveal records and punitive information amid ongoing alimony talk and public appearances planned with Mrs Cook.
In May, NeaTnena arrival at the Paleo fustil leads to a sequence around the Man Sanhion Zhai and Bandnaky. The tale centers on a tense event involving Morleo Hs and Daz Wibite Zelava with a damaged sailing event and unclear charges. The report alludes to a wartime or travel disruption and a final outcome unclear in the fragmented text.
A lengthy dispatch describes C W Morse leaving New York for Atlanta to begin a fifteen year term for violations of federal banking laws. Morse pleads innocence in a letter read to reporters, condemning jury manipulation and private detectives, and calling the sentence inhuman.
In a limited readable fragment, authorities report two men detained as suspects in a local investigation. The text is garbled but mentions locations and individuals with unclear roles, indicating ongoing inquiries and potential charges pending further details.
A fragmentary report describes a tragedy involving multiple unnamed individuals in a dock area. The text hints at an inquiry or investigation but provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes. Officials have not released definitive information, leaving the motive and exact sequence unclear.
San Pedro waterlogged washes between Caliente and Minto in Meadow valley damaged Clark range stock and trapped trains. All gunmonger traffic on the San Pedro line is detoured via the Southern Pacific to Sacramento and Los Angeles as repairs stretch over a week or ten days. Passengers and through freight will be routed through Sacramento with plans to resume normal service once tracks are safe. extensive washouts and bridge damage cripple the line from Caliente westward, with snowbound connections on the Ogden to Southern divisions awaiting clearance.
Reports say the Short Line Xarthn Idaho is tied up since Saturday with snow disruption. Passengers stranded in Beaver County await service as Beaver locals describe halted trips and widespread delays for trains at Dithuly and nearby towns.
A jumbled report describes a county board meeting with a tied vote and unclear names. The item references finance and committee decisions, with mentions of a chair, a candidate named Hindisty, and a bid from Mid bean playing a role amid confusion.
A garbled account describes a disorderly event involving Commissioner Moore and others. The text mentions a dragged woman, an escape, and whispered political plans while noting a public banquet and vacancy rumors, all amid unclear names and places.
Worgaster Meas and Cathal Barlet, members of Commander Beary’s polar expedition, may join Peary’s Lip and the Tonesrelt on the South Pole voyage. Capt Bart Jottaud is named as possible ship commander if the expedition proceeds.
Reports describe a large train wreck near Dawn Station last night involving Big Pour Accidents and wrecking crews. Authorities found damaged signals and a lock with a lamp. investigations focus on faulted equipment and distant Comford areas to determine fault and consequences.
A fragmentary report notes the discovery of a young woman identified as Midas Hellna. A San Jia Onan schoolteacher who traveled two months ago to this city for nervous breakdown relief vanished two weeks ago. National voter commission planned arrival Wednesday to inspect city.
A compact notice describes a kitchen gadget named a vegetable slicer, touted for easy handling and safe use at home. The ad highlights simple operation, compact design, and potential time saving in meal prep, aiming to attract household buyers seeking practical tools.
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