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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1907
Page
8
The Lille Duchess toured the Grand to an attentive audience noting lively vaudeville style. The performance featured a series of comic bits including a Bathing rite, a Fencing scene, and a suite of entertaining acts, with music and dance routines praised by patrons.
Wittena Maclean Render Regarte and Make Miray important recommendation. Shortly after noon yesterday the old county commissioners left office and the newly elected board took over without ceremony. The retiring chair stepped out, saluted, and exited as the new board convened. The session set deputy appointments, including Seth & Thomas as chief deputy in the treasurer’s office at 8330 yearly. The meeting covered road and bridge projects, county finances, and a push to curb outstanding bills and improper audits. The report highlights a fence plan, new steel and concrete bridges, and a dispute with the Weber County Railway over canyon rail access and road bed.
The performer Olga Vou dazzled the audience with poise and wit, circling a possible countess persona while engaging the crowd. Supporting elements included Roinrall, Brooks, and Geors Moore, who delivered stellar performances and elevated the show overall.
A review praises the Shakespearian tragedy King Richard the Third performed with strong acting from Jnsa Mbeth Wehard Masc hela and Robert Mairi. Colley Ashber’s version is favored for modern presentation as Captain Gridb’s production garners audience acclaim and sets a high standard. The advertisement notes a engagement planned for Wednesday January 8.
A stage notice for The Ham Tree at Gentre U Wo bert's presents Metatyee ans Heath in The Dera Tree. The New York letterese Woe and the company of over four hundred perform a skit The eurgla Sinatra features in Act II, with the audience kept entertained by the ensemble. The piece offers a parade of elaborate stage names and a chorus of performers, with The Ham Tree highlighted as the central feature.
A fragmented report describes a person covered in scaly eruptions spreading over the body, causing extreme pain and weakness. The narrative traces worsening symptoms for about a month, failed remedies, and attempts at baths, ointments, and various measures, with names and places obscured by OCR garble.
A special meeting of the Board of Education was held at the Keele Building to set the board meeting date and agenda. The group decided to hold the regular meeting on the first and third Fridays each month, with an additional session for plans related to the Teachers' convention. The treasurer reported December balances and receipts from county and school funds, and the board adjourned after routine business.
Tonight's boxing card features Cyeloar and rival Maurrice Thompson in a grueling bout described as a tough proposition. Spectators expect a high turnout as both fighters showcase peak form and seek a decisive win.
Fragmentary notice mentions Tallinn and a date in a paneradation context with monetary figure 45 and Veale 0 2. No coherent actions or entities beyond scattered names and numbers.
Notice to stockholders appears in garbled OCR stating a meeting at the arch and other unclear details. The readable elements indicate a corporate notice about a shareholder gathering and potential actions but the text is damaged and lacks clear dates locations or agenda.
The Ogden council discussed inviting smelters to relocate plants south of the Great Salt Lake and approved a city budget with street work totaling 25 945 23 alongside sidewalk projects. Reports from fire and police departments itemized annual expenditures and staffing changes while plans to open the beach wagon and insure city properties were debated for renewal.
The Ogden City Improvement Association met at the Weber club room to discuss city betterment projects including a proposed freight depot, viaduct work at Twenty fourth Street, and paving between Twenty third and Twenty fourth avenues. A city information bureau was set up at the Union Depot to aid residents and a death in the Jensen family was reported, the funeral held yesterday afternoon.
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