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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century page shows garbled pricing and fee terms for notices and insertions. Mentions cents per word or per line, weekly payments, and charitable notices, but content is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or identities.
The Tribune issue describes Sketches of Inter-Mountain States published by the Salt Lake Tribune. It is a 378 page volume praised for artistic print quality and editing, with descriptive material on Utah Idaho Nevada and illustrated views of major cities. It highlights a page with Ogden views and extensive biographical content praising Salt Lake City's leading figures.
A Salt Lake Tribune liaison aims to stir division on city administration by backing Dr Annie F Ries for a nomination. Mayor Gissenia, at a Good Roads convention, plans relentless effort to secure council support, with Councilman Dann pledging aid to reach a majority. The council previously lacked one vote for confirmation.
A sermon by Rev. Fletcher Cook of Trinity Episcopal Church in Francisca tackles gambling, theater, and morality. He argues life is a gamble, cites personal outings to racetracks and the Orpheum, and urges choosing wholesome plays while condemning immodest ones. He notes commerce and fortune rest on risk, warns against excess, and calls for joyful, chaste religion aligned with cultural life.
A discussion argues that actors are mostly good despite some vulgarity and that reforming art to be ever virtuous is unnecessary. Dr. Gook is praised for candor and balanced views, while hostility toward performers is challenged as counterproductive.
A World War II era style fragment recalls a Texas city tragedy and a viaduct death case. The narrative weaves a child’s brief recollection with a courthouse aftermath and a railroad inquiry. Names include Naughton and Brigham City officials as investigations loom over the wreck. The piece hints at ongoing legal actions and sorrowful reflections amid rolling news chatter.
A damaged, archaic legal notice from Box Elder County Utah reports the arrest of Naughton in Ogden and references a cold case involving multiple named individuals and possible homicide. The fragmentary text lists names of victims, officials, and officials’ signatures, indicating a formal inquiry or writ from 1910 era with scant readable details.
A historical speech outlines Japan's stance on open door and equal opportunity in Manchuria and the need for stable East Asia relations. It notes U S proposals on neutralizing Manchurian railways and emphasizes Japan’s commitment to open trade, regional balance, and cautious response to changes in Portsmouth era terms.
New superintendent Dithehead arrives from Pueblo Colorado to assume control of the Salt Lake division of the Rio Grande Western. He succeeds A T Anepereba, who resigned January. Burkehead, previously with the Denver & Rio Grande at Pueblo, was promoted after Apperson resigned. Apperson’s resignation takes effect February 1, with Lewill to follow. Dailey, general superintendent of the Denver & Rio Grande, has been in Denver for days.
An unclear account describes a raid and disrupted stock activity with multiple garbled names and figures. The fragment mentions Woston, 22-Coppar, aluck oxehanar, and references to Lant Huardiy, a stork BOM, and various scattered terms. No clear events or outcomes emerge due to the damaged text.
The report notes that GOGH is matched with Z TaReph and others in a SGA event, with Hecker contending for a title. The final champion match is set for March, with wagering on the outcome and key wrestlers named for the race to the title.
An unclear OCR reads about Beet Trust and heating topics with references to Shugo and Jan. The fragment mentions MOP and a federal Grammy hint, with government or official language partially visible. No coherent outcome or names beyond partial terms emerge.
Fragmentary text mentions a building event with references to people, streets, and fear. Not enough coherent facts or names to form a clear summary.
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