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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
3
A compact note highlights hand baggage options and suit fare choices. It mentions luggage types, pricing ideas, and materials while signaling available services for travelers seeking appropriate travel attire and baggage handling.
Fraudulent OCR text describes suit cases with fibre and leather, heavy leather corners, steel frame, patent handle, and lining. Prices listed range from 2.50 to 25 dollars.
Classified notice advertises leather bags in several styles including soul cowhide alligator tiger split leather and more. Prices listed as $1 to $2.50 with some bags marked at 82.50 ta BAG.
A fragment describes a selected hand riggage and a nearby station item. It mentions a complete line of drinks priced from five to fifty five dollars. The text hints at a sale or display context with pricing notes.
The issue highlights Oracle Isis Globe pages with art works, statues, fountains, and exhibitions at The Grand Park of Cha ABARTH. It includes notes on poetry, writers, and future possibilities, with schedules and matinees across the week.
A jumble of names, dates, and events from Portland society and legal notices appears. The text references arrests, weddings, church events, court actions, bus trips, and local announcements, with numerous names and places such as Ogden, Salt Lake, and Beattie.
The article records merchants and local figures voicing views on tax changes and licenses in Ogden. Participants include Lane M. A. Taner of Watson Tanner Company and George Driver of Driver & Sons Groc Co., with other business leaders weighing increased taxation, license costs, and city finances. The discussion covers funding for waterworks, city services, and the administration in power, alongside general economic concerns and potential policy impacts on merchants.
A Orpheum week bill sells a thousand laughs with clean humor and lively songs. Reviewers praise the act as uproariously funny, suitable for all ages, noting the audience’s ready laughter and wide appeal as both old and young attend. The article mentions the performance and its entertainer known as the Orpheum banks, inviting readers to see the show.
A garbled report from Ogden recounts a boxing and wrestling program featuring a champion nicknamed Muah Det and partner McCormain. The event drew a large crowd with mixed reactions as fighters showcased uneven pacing, wind endurance issues, and light entertainment between bouts. Dr. B. F. Roller opened with athletic talk, and the night included wrestling demonstrations, cueing a general call for cleaner sports.
The text presents a jumbled account linking a college scene in Pennsylvania, a doctor’s influence on a son, football violence, and public reaction. It references an address to a large crowd, mentions stamina in athletics, and recalls a rough game where a hit led to unconsciousness, highlighting mixed sentiments on sportsmanship and admiration for intellectual achievement.
Thomas O'Brien and Harry Smith faced preliminary hearing in Municipal court on burglary charges. Bound over to the District Court on bonds of 100 dollars each after testimony. The complaint alleges they burglarized Nabeshima residence at 207 Twenty fourth Street on January 5. They allegedly carried clothing belonging to her husband when detected. Other defendants received fines or brief jail terms for disturbing the peace. August Neppla was sent to jail for five days for being intoxicated yesterday.
Multiple parcels change hands in Utah transfers including Job Pingres and wife Jonas Athallen to park lots 2 and 3, and Theodore Thim and George Anit with Lake View addition, plus Elmer M. Jarvis and wife to Robert T. Lewis for lots in Chitas addition and other properties. Values range from 1 to 91,000 dollars with various quarter and section descriptions.
Sam Daggett plans a major venture in Buenos Aires this spring as he announces intentions to travel to Argentina with several American associates. He aims to secure investment and growth opportunities, signaling potential expansion and new partnerships abroad.
Mumbled OCR text shows Rockefeller visiting a New York office with scattered names and unclear details. The readable fragments mention Broadways and a few names like Moyette CoutereanAd and DU Perswon, but the context is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Stockholders of the Ogden Canal held a landmark meeting last evening in the Calmetesioner’s room at the Sporthouse to approve proposed amendments to the articles of incorporation. Over 33,000 shares were represented, and all amendments were adopted by an overwhelming vote after a brief objection. A largely new board of directors was elected, with members including A Heywood, Horsce By Peers, A Wright, Chris Flygave, J W F Volker, H Goodale, and Winfred Gite Twain. Each director won more than two thirds of the votes. The paper notes controversy regarding mayor involvement and a Morning Examiner proprietor’s comments, urging restraint and city representation.
In Ogden Municipal Court Judge Murphy granted a change of venue to the district court. James De Vine filed a complaint charging B. Arnes and John Smith proprietors of the Stepham saloon with maintaining a house of ill fame. An affidavit claimed lack of impartiality and the judge ordered certification of the venue change. The incident relates to a raid on January 11 at a venue where several people were taken to police headquarters. No other complaints cited. further related cases may follow in district court.
Tickets go on sale for BM round Urin with 280 in attendance. Event on the 27th promises good limited relimelae and roving service along the Sarmerger route.
Mrs Elizabeth Rhees wife of Ciarla H Rhees died at noon at her home in View View county. Emigrated in 1805 and lived in the same home for many years. Survived by daughter Mrs White and grandchildren. Funeral services held at the Jatlomday Saints church.
Irienda Weber of Weber County, a longtime prominent church worker, is mourned by her husband and three daughters as well as numerous grandchildren. She supported the Relinr nzelety and attended the Primary xevoclation and Sunday School alike.
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The Harvard Observatory reports a comet will be visible tonight from 0230 to 7220. Observers note the comet’s approach toward the sun and record the predicted brightness and distance as it travels along the Earth’s orbital plane.
Police tracked a pair described as Ft Charles Murnky and Georgy Rachol after a streetcar holdup near Amit Lake. They were arrested twenty miles south of Oyster Redialit, with the men identified as the suspects.
Fragmentary OCR note describes an airship rental with a price around 110 dollars and mentions names and places in a muffled way. The readable bits hint at a promotional or advertising line for a voyage, with scattered references to travel and a potential destination.
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