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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
8
A fragmentary notice from January describes a theatrical scene around The Kiowes of the Frey by Lee Hemard and a new dramatic comedy by Mr Howard. The piece mentions a January 19 reading and mixed reactions from reviewers, with emphasis on crowd appeal and poetic moments in the amid buzz of theater.
Superintendent Bailey explains new transit timetable for Twenty-Eighth Travel and Twenty-Second Street cars. He notes minor benefits and ongoing inconveniences for riders along Washington Avenue and Twenty-First Street, with connections altered at Junction Corner and Hamburg Station.
Fragmented OCR reads about late procedures and a focus on legal or procedural delays in England. Mentions London and county actions, a date near a consent or permit process, and scattered references to officials, ships, and maritime events, all unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary text discusses a rule of law and government action. Names and places are unreadable. The readable parts hint at a regulatory context but lack concrete events or entities to specify.
The article records James J. Jeffries explaining he will not return to boxing. He cites four years out of the sport, financial independence, and health as reasons. He criticizes telegrams urging a comeback and defends his current lifestyle and business interests.
In New York Mathew Maloney claims victory in a marathon at Madison Square Garden. The readable text shows Maloney as the favorite who ran strongly, finishing ahead after about 45 minutes. Crews report mis-typed names and unclear times but Maloney appears as the winner with notable effort and speed.
Racecard from Santa Anita shows one favorite winning and several longshots. Demay won the first at five furlongs in 1:09, with Turnaway second and Gonsiper third. Later races saw Ed Mall and Beniley Matzoer among top finishers, with names like Far Annie and Lord Stanhope also noted.
Fragmentary text outlines adopted resolutions at a January event. Mentions a religious or societal gathering, though many words are garbled. Readers see references to Castoria style product notes and possible committee or organizational names, with unclear dates and actions.
A narrative outlines Thomas Hartwell, found near Roy after the Clark murder, examined by Judge Howell and doctors Forbes and Murrell. He described his life, injuries from a railway incident, and delusions about preaching to a church group at Salt Lake, with a judge deeming insanity likely related to the Roy injury. He remained hospitalized, then moved to the sheriff for further examination.
A brief change of business notice appears in the community ledger. It notes a destination entity identified as fictinh Yeo and references a chain of administrative steps, with related parties and dates obscured by OCR errors. Details remain unclear but indicate a planned business transition.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions personal friendat Liebe a en Ber Yai porredbtay Hae belay midter with unclear references to Bible and veterinary peas. No coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual item.
The city board of education faced a sharp division between new and old members regarding temporary leadership and the selection of clerk and treasurer. A ruling on nominations was sustained only after appeals, and the board deferred these positions to a legal adviser for final decision while agreeing to audit discussions and funding details.
Partial readable text shows a local notice fragment with scattered names and places. Content is unclear due to OCR errors, but hints at a public action or event in a community setting without full context or details.
Rev Mr Wm Ament a leading missionary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions died from a brain tumor in San Francisco on a voyage for treatment He was born 1847 and served in missions in the early years His work gained prominence after the Sofia uprising in summer 1900 SILVER PURCHASE Treasury bought 76000 ounces of silver for delivery in New Orleans and 20000 ounces for delivery in Denver at [BLU] per ounce
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