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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1909
Page
3
A garbled advertising notice cites the aim to inform readers about advertising, with mentions of individuals and companies from various regions. It references a federal party, a packing and provisioning firm, and a deputy treasurer selection. The fragmentary text includes names and places, with unclear chronology.
James J. Smyth has begun an action in the district court to collect Matamount. Numerous names, places, and odd phrases appear in the OCR fragment, including references to firms, addresses, and local notices. The readable portions point to a miscellaneous mixture of legal actions, funeral notices, and advertisements. The piece preserves a local newspaper style with many garbled terms and stray proper nouns.
Statements indicate Harriman interests plan a major upgrade program with new freight depot and storage facilities. Preparations underway, contracts and transfers advancing, site actions set for Wallavenur and Twenty fourth Street corner, with work expected to begin this week and continue to support growing freight shipments.
The Wasatch club ground hosted a Dupont Trophy shoot last week with seven contestants. Officials say August events will attract fifteen to twenty professionals from Maho Memtanz and Nevada, aiming to compete for top honors at the Liahe Idaho tourney type belt. The grounds are prepared in excellent condition for the big event.
Charles F Mobleon of Opal Wyoming and Emma C Herehler of Evans Wyoming were united in marriage at the Presbyterian church with Rev John K Care officiating. The couple will honeymoon briefly then return to Wyoming for the summer before making Osten their permanent home. Mr Rotjeonts a prominent Opal rancher owns real estate in the area.
A report describes an Interior Department inspection trip to the Neath Valley Nebraska project. Officials examined work progress near a facility, noting site details and timing while considering funding and coordination with local authorities for future phases.
James H. Endefsom is named as the U.S. marshal nominee for the Utah district. James Anderson of Salt Lake is urged for appointment and a rapid senate confirmation is anticipated. The report notes White House activity to push the nomination and references Representative Howell and other officials in the process.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a convoluted tale about abuty and erual matters, mentioning Vande c bend ity etre nett and references to Patton and Moramen ant. It hints at a mysterious stay walker, a stay, and a test of nerves. The passage reads like a garbled historical commentary with many corrupted names and phrases.
The president accepted the appointment and promised to bas den it an etated. Mr Andereos, formerly Republican state chairman of rat, served as Balt Lake county Commissioner and deputy Internal revenue collector, emerged as a minor active party worker, endorsed by leading citizens. Benatora Smoot and Sutherland and Representative Howell supported the appointment, expected to march a popular choice as Anderson prepares to begin a term succeeding Lay dlan H. Smyth, temporarily filling the post after Governor William Spry restored.
A compact note highlights Reese praised as king of handcuffs in the bold Black Cabinet Act, signaling a notable moment in the era's political theater.
A fragment notes a Wednesday 11 o clock event on Ogden streets involving a public drive or spectacle. The text references a unnamed person and a group of four Cyclares men and hints at a famous drive through town. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Washington July 1 A new monoplane design is under construction in Washington by Jett H Erlney of Dunderport Gunn. The craft features a 18 horsepower motor, wings up to 60 feet long, and a central propeller with front control planes for coordinated movement. Bamboo and light canvas with rubber solution construction promises high speed.
D. F. Beerey a government forestry commission lumber expert, returns to Orden after two months touring northern Idaho. He visited Salinga City Halley and other points, reports a new railroad from Armstead to Salmon City and onward to Lewiston will unlock 490,000,000 feet of timber, with a roundhouse planned at Salmon City and a budding townsite near the junction.
The day saw mixed results with many issues down while some key stocks edged down. Declines were broad among rails steel and copper related shares while notable names like American Locomotive and American Smelting showed fractional losses and mixed activity across the market.
Rosebden once the champion sprinter of the American turf will end racing, moving to a Genesee valley farm where he will spend his days. Owner Vase Johnson announced the retirement after a last race in Chicago, noting the horse's decline and highlighting past sensational wins and near-misses.
July market briefs show cattle and calf prices in Kansas with steers around b. Cons and cows listed with various values. Chicago Livestock exchanges note steady or mixed trends for calves and heifers. New York markets cite trend hints and commodity rounds including wool and sheep quotes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Jack Johnson and Al Kaufman with unclear context and a financial or auction-like matter. Names appear alongside garbled lines about banks, telecommunication, and a margin or estate. The readable parts hint at a January event and an estate related to a spouse, with financial obligations or delinquency reference.
A southeast gale battered the Thale Day events as Neo Vaths Tuts A Aer and others faced delays and confusion. The chaotic scene involved two nights of disrupted sessions, with mentions of a crowd around Anita Liyear and tensions between OWNET and Be fame amid theft and crew crises on the steam-ship Ana.
President Taft plans a three day stay in Yosemite Valley details include tenting arrangements and a proposed itinerary with mentions of accommodations and local travel through the park. The account notes provisions and a seminarlike program during his visit and references to traveling with companions and entertainment laid out for the trip.
Beate Wark reports a Mazhas Vokon Pacific express tram pass ed the talllion mark with 21 441 attendees in the first forty tan dasa, totaling 5273 percent of expected. The score surpasses prior records set by Legla and Clark and Jamestran observances.
General Frederick Funston commander of the Army Signal School at Port Logvenmorth, Kurl, arrived in Oakland California on a brief foray. He drove to Mabel Tyler’s home with his wife and children visible, as he prepared to return to his post for the ongoing spring term operations.
Report details a brutal case involving a stepmother accused of killing an 18 year old woman. Witnesses recall the victim’s struggles and the crowd at city hall where authorities intervened. The incident traces back to alleged abuse and a troubling chain of events, with investigations continuing.
Milaaubew reports a city health event as Dr Chia and M Blechunnelty note diphtheria cases. An official update mentions hospitalization and infection control steps, with authorities urged to monitor contacts and public health warnings issued Friday and Sunday.
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