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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented text appears to reference a music sheet related item or entertainment note. It mentions Mr ALMOt, intron, sheet music, and a possible product or performance context. The readable parts are garbled and no clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
A garbled OCR style report mentions Thomas-Horne Nusic Co and Henley with scattered phrases about weather, competition, and foreign elements. The text is fragmentary, making specific names, places, and events unclear, though it hints at delays and uncertain activities in a commercial or scholarly setting.
Random, partly deciphered notes recount a sprawling Ogden Salt Lake area scene. References to people, events, legal notices, sales, church matters, funerals, marriages, and street names merge into a dense mosaic of late city life and community notices.
A doctor described the infant’s death as caused by malnutrition and indigestion after neighbors reported cries from multiple babies. Police and coroner investigations followed as the home with locked doors contained several children and the infant died overnight.
Hoon, Vie Elvearolit son of Mya Mea Fylenns of Sur Valler, Hind, died at four oclock this morning in his home. The body will be buried in City cemetery. Funeral services will be held at the Walrd Ward church. He came to Orden from Star Valley three months ago for health. His parents arrived before death, having returned from Tons Ralae.
The Ogden Post office honored the seventy seventh anniversary of the emissionment of B D Btw with a banquet at the Justice's Vestlenge on Twenty Street. The event featured a large orchestra, decorated halls, and guests dancing and enjoying a feast. Attendees included Mrs May, Henry Kiegl, Ben Herlvon, Albert Was, San Waller Khoy, and many others from the community and Patton Post employees.
The Nevada team arrives with players and friends amid welcoming committees at the depot. A large gathering will attend a game at Glenwood at 3 pm with both teams to be honored. Local officials organize the event and gate arrangements aim to keep spectators cool and orderly.
A notice explains that standard service remains unchanged for 10 subscribers. Readers may call 36 to request delivery by a messenger at no charge if they prefer the paper be sent to them.
Ogden hosts a community baseball event titled our annual drabline of Zion's police farce. The program features local exball players and a lighthearted showcase with police on duty, a postgame concert, and a lighthearted aim to raise local spirits.
Probate petitions ask to sell Mayes estate to pay debts and name Gwen B. King and John ff Vavlsasia as administrators. Will executor malton refuses duties. estate valued at 3000. Parsons estate seeks administrator as Carl Allias Mod petitions. property valued at 400. Charles Parsons refuses to serve. Ale Egon petitions.
Fragmented OCR style text references warranty deeds, names such as Charles Hy Tees and Charles X. Umih, and scattered place mentions including South Ogden survey. It weaves disjointed legal land terms with garbled phrases and unrelated commentary, lacking coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention bids for torpedo boats and a series of unclear phrases. The readable portions reference a maritime setting and potential procurement or bidding activity tied to torpedo craft, with scattered names and dates that are not fully legible.
Crowds flock to Sylvan Park and canyon venues for the Glorious Fourth as towns plan varied amusements. A boxing match headlines the day with Shoel and Finicane in strong form, while boxing and boxing related events draw bets and interest. Special trains and concerts are arranged to handle large crowds seeking shade and quiet among the busy celebrations.
A detailed account describes Mesopotamia's irrigation plans and the Tigris Euphrates delta crisis. It notes Sir William Willcocks's projects to restore water flow, Baghdad as the irrigation center, and Turkish financial backing including a 19 000 gun grant. The piece discusses river bed changes, land reclamation, and costs of two main schemes estimated at 20 million and onwards, with projected returns.
The text appears garbled about an examine notice and delivery by Fonom to GH, with references to an axe and sending papers. It mentions a messenger and unclear actions or persons due to corrupted OCR.
A garbled OCR passage presents a series of distorted phrases about food, mispronounced names, and partial statements. Readable elements include someone referencing cooking, a person named Mary, and scattered fragments that resemble dialogue or narrative but lack coherent context or identifiable events.
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