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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
3
Various items describe excursionists boarding a special train at 7 20 pm with twelve coaches and shopmen and their families, a general advertising deadline, a cadet’s entry to Annapolis after passing exams, and mixed railway, shipping, and sales notices amidst a busy city scene.
The Terden family expresses deep appreciation for neighbors and friends who offered comfort after the death of Herbert Ts. Special thanks go to Unsokitet Ubere for words of solace and attendance at the funeral. May God grant peace and blessing to all who supported them. Sincerely, WH Terden and family.
A fragmentary note argues for clearer method in study beyond mere enthusiasm. It cites W. E. Howe and the general need to apply disciplined approach, even among those who already show keen interest. The text lacks full context but stresses procedural rigor.
Cloudbursts halted Denver and Rio Grande and Santa Fe lines near Kedalla thirty miles south of Denver. A washout wrecked 26 feet of Santa Fe and 300 feet of D&RG tracks as of this afternoon with trains delayed and no injuries reported. Crews, 100 men, worked to clear tracks. westbound service resumed by 8 PM. Three Elks convention delegates trains sent separately.
Fragmentary OCR describes a historic forest region in northern Maine facing ongoing logging. It mentions giant trees, long-standing clearings, and communities like Mortop Transcript, Numtr valley, and Mattawambkeag area, with reference to lumbermen and centuries of exploitation. The passage preserves a sense of regional natural heritage amid lumber activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss American burial cases in foreign countries. Mentions West Indies, South America, England, and attics. Details are unreadable. no concrete facts or names can be confirmed from the provided text.
A rough OCR fragment shows Nat answering Senator Aorahams on professing. The discussion questions whether Nat should pursue a trade or a profession and how to apply talent to a career.
Ben Woodruff of the Ceara Trust Company of Atlanta arrived with family and guests on a special car. A visit to Ogden Canyon and Wasatch Gorge followed repairs in the shops. Woodruff praised the scenery as superb and noted plans to continue to Denver and Georgia within two weeks during a westward journey.
Official vote totals for the state capitol building impost show between 4970 votes for and 10976 against. The state board, delayed by missing returns from San Juan and Wasatch counties, finalized counts across counties including Emery Garfield Washington Weber and others.
A hotel clerk notes items commonly left behind by guests including razor strops, brushes, combs and slippers. About ten percent of travelers leave razor strops, while many forget toiletries and grooming items. Items often end up donated to charitable institutions as people forget them monthly.
A tall gentleman in a provincial town attracts notice for overzealous marketing. He travels in a two horse street car and boasts of his local influence as two pounds of fresh country sausage elicit unexpected consequences from a reluctant basket and a coal beater.
The former minister of war General Marquis de Gauifet died tonight after apoplexy struck him Sunday. Born January 28, 1831, in Paris, he joined the military service and rose to lead during the Jorid war and in Africa. He served as minister between 1899 and 1901 and was noted for rapid marches and controlling desert routes. He was repeatedly honored for gallantry and commanded troops against uprisings while aiding republican efforts.
A government official and reporters discuss Timothy a driver linked to an annual prize for best kept horses and stalls. The inspector’s last look reveals a cobbled mishap as Timothy volunteers to keep a stained cage to catch the mare’s torment, arguing for humane care.
Fragmentary OCR from a military era text describes a bride’s fate, with references to a young officer, cadet, and sergeants. The passage hints at nuptial gifts, status, and looming ceremony within a regiment, though wording is garbled and some lines are illegible. The tone resembles archaic military satire or ceremonial verse from a historical source.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss archaic names and unclear actions related to cooking and a meeting at an unspecified house. Several names and terms are garbled, making concrete entities and events hard to parse. The readable content centers on a cooking theme and a vague gathering, but no clear facts emerge.
July reports detail suffragette actions as Mrs Tes Pard and deputation meet Home Secretary Gladstone after direct appeals to the king. Gladstone says he cannot commit to action but promises to forward requests to London. The deputation will be received by the Home Secretary tonight amid ongoing pressure on Premier Asquith.
The text describes a coffee preparation ritual with a host presenting a large coffee urn and a leaf–spice mixture including cloves and cinnamon. A bowl of macerated orange and other aromatics is lit with brandy, burning briefly until alcohol evaporates, then mixed into the coffee to infuse aroma and warmth before serving a final, rich drink.
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