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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
7
A chaotic OCR snapshot recalls rail traffic notes, local theater appearances, and civic matters. It mentions the Sumpter Valley railroad extension, Pacific and Western railline alignments, and inspections in Ogden. Obscure items include a church service for Victor Roche and brief obituaries, plus aviation notes about Paulhan and a Salt Lake visit by French aviators.
Via Bamberger the excursion offers 4.00 yard trips with tickets on sale tonight. The event runs January 26 and 27 with good recurring terms starting January 2.
The note describes a double wedding plan involving Cherler B. Allen and Wes Ines along with friends from Kenturky traveling to Idaho. It mentions guests A. Bran of Salt Lake and Mrs. S. J. Hume, plus social activities at Baptist church circles, travel updates, and relatives joining in nearby cities.
Trial coverage shows Trem accused of murder after a store shooting that left Contos fatally wounded. Testimony describes the confrontation with Vacos and Banksio, with translators noting language barriers complicating proceedings. The defense argues translation errors hinder clear understanding of events and statements.
The regular meeting of Ixodllur City No. 3840 Rovnd Weneighbors announced installation of new officers at Eagle's hall on Twentyfifth Street. Several out of town Neighbors attended and robes were received for ceremonial wear. Banquet followed with decorated tables and a program noting future tours and a St Valentine Day car party plan.
A badly garbled note reports Sible Palolar planning a transatlantic crossing from New York to Europe. It mentions aims to reach Bonn via a convoy, with dates and names unreadable, signaling a potential wartime travel and diplomatic context.
A garbled account describes Fatal clashes in Alabama with references to “Petrsbure” and January actions. It mentions battalions, runways, and a ship pursuit plan near the coast, naming groups like Ranndtes and Ablah as key players.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference market actions and local officials. Mentions Dew Moti and Postmaster hh Sore with scattered names and places. Context unclear. readable facts focus on market and local authority terms without full details.
Thien Al Wargo of the American Express company confirmed reports that his firm will take control of the Union Pacific, with a April deadline to assume direction of express operations. White will be their first connection, excluding Chicago and North Western, and a rise in earnings is expected. Loan agents of the Pacific Express may remain in place at the Oregon office.
Hatzle Duvall promotes establishing a school in Ogden for young women, following a Chayennie, Wyoming model. The effort, backed by the National Bond of Charity, seeks 50 percent funding from the bond for building costs. The program emphasizes domestic science and will require graduates to sign a yearlong service contract with employers to reduce turnover.
New York stock activity Jan 21 reflected a weak opening and weaker sentiment as heavy selling and large offerings dampened expectations. Analysts noted adverse correlations to policy decisions and the looming March date, with United States Steel and other majors under pressure though anticipated dividends offered some support.
The fragment highlights a chaotic game involving Wheat and Ladd with stray notes on players Wargo and Mirra AML. It references teams, venues, and scores amid unclear line reads, noting Haws Paint and Hyer Hay as part of the period tone.
A fragmented market summary shows pork and lard prices slipping while provisions react to broad demand shifts. Traders noted ongoing volatility with May recording lower quotes and pork futures easing, reflecting cautious buying sentiment amid uncertain demand and tight supply.
Employees honor Lafayette Hanchett general manager with a six piece silver service after six years of service. The gift bears an inscription from the mine's staff and Boston Consolidated Mining Company as his career closes.
Amid rising agitation, dairy and food prices show a dip in Pittsburgh markets as calls to boycott high priced staples spread locally. Vendors report lower quotations and potential shifts in supply behavior as workers and residents pressure prices downward.
An unclear row from a history page describes Daker Tom McMongar and Kirehon of the Tonoual Mxtenatan company. details are garbled but mention of a map, a mill, and a possibly halted or delayed process due to prior approvals. quoted fragments show authority figures discussing steps and potential actions.
Fragmented report describes shaft and mine work with shifting labor and safety concerns. It notes a transition to a new method, with crews mobilized to match or exceed prior force, and efforts to expose and extract ore through newly opened sections. Potentially mentions hazardous conditions and the aim to improve extraction efficiency.
A historical page reports that twelve major railroads showed higher November 1909 earnings compared to November 1908, with total operating income reaching 36,018,640 and net income after taxes at 25,749,847. only two lines failed to beat prior year figures, indicating broader prosperity across the sector amid expense-cutting efforts and varying year-to-year performance details for each road.
A garbled but lively report from a local track event notes J A Glen as a standout, with others like Jill Gaffney and Navcornt mentioned amid uneven text. Winners across races include Gainey in the mile and Binoculer in a sixteenth mile, with times and odds loosely recorded as 3:08 1/...
Fragmentary report from Sault Ste. Marie details a disaster on the Ubislul Cnasdhu Pacific line. Seventy three passengers were on board with fifty eight bodies recovered and two more reported missing. Officials mention an inspector and local authorities beginning inquiries as details remain unclear.
A garbled historical note describes a pudding stirring mishap during a cooking operation. It mentions a study of heart rate or safety measures, noting a need for immediate action at the best time. The fragment references a person and an operation to prevent harm, with unclear specifics.
Disjointed OCR fragment references names and places such as Jean Clem and The Wark, with scattered terms like pork, Ave RCAe, and Ald whiety. Little coherent story emerges beyond hints of people, times, and locations. cannot determine a single event.
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