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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented notice describes a poultry dealer offering assured egg supplies and core Hatler products. It references sellers, producers, and a dealer network in a rural area, noting wet weather and supply confidence for growers.
A fragmentary medical pledge signed by Th. J. Schulie appears, with wording about remaining or ensuring vigor in the medical profession.
Work on the new freight depot continues with wiring delays and material shortages. Nearly twenty thousand shield of metal roofing are needed, electrical water supply issues caused delays, wiring will use conduit in plyes to reduce fire risk, and incandescent lighting will total over three dozen fixtures as tracks and driveways near completion.
Fractured OCR notes announce Cluerkin's final sermon at Ogden's Congregational Church with a series of evening program titles and speakers listed in garbled form. The text references Elderkin and a Saturday or Sunday service agenda, mixing names and echoes of religious activities.
Whimsical notes describe a young contestant named Lady, eleven, with a pet bird, at a town straw derby. The piece mentions a horse named Slane and a sequence of events around a prize. The readable fragment hints at a local pageant or contest with whimsical details.
Lawence, a suspected burglar, was chased by Officer Hearn and C. C. Brooks after breaking into multiple homes in Ogden. He fled from the Cottage hotel Tuesday evening and was later captured near Washington and Twenty first streets as he dropped from a fleeing wagon. Police believe he and an accomplice had been operating in the area for weeks.
The railroad trestle over the lake is nearly finished with about ten days needed to complete the remaining sections. Aims to ease passenger and freight travel as the three quarters mile double track nears operation. The trestle runs from the lake's west side to its three quarters mile span, near the site of a recent wreck.
Chiropractor W J Hover returns to Gilten offering foot relief. He treats corns bunions and ingrown nails with new methods promising fast results. Satisfied patients herald his recovery and flexible appointment options are noted.
In a morning session, Tomar Wad and Sherry pleaded guilty to marijuana related charges and were sentenced to ten days in jail with fines of 16 dollars and 9 dollars respectively. The docket notes further disturbances on Twenty Mth Street with multiple defendants facing appearance bonds of ten dollars each. A separate case alleges distribution and unlawful conduct near the urinal area with multiple defendants forfeiting bonds and awaiting further action.
A garbled notice appears to be a class listing or school notice dated today. The readable fragments reference a class and a person named Balai, with unclear context and missing details. The rest of the text is indecipherable.
Turolt Brommill became a hero near Hermitage when Pred Herrington entered icy water to rescue him after stumbling into a lake. Brommill dove in, dragged Herrington to safety, and kept him afloat until help arrived. Herrington, 19, is 12, and Brommill, 10, both local youths, saved the day.
North Ogden prepares a Pioneer Day celebration to be observed Monday July 45 after a Sunday observance. The program includes North Ogden Band selection an address of welcome by Mike Pearl Jones, other speakers Samuel G. Vye and Greenlone Blodgeu, athletic events wrestling and boxing, and a refreshments/flag ceremony with community participation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bottled wine sale and named individuals with scattered affiliations but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly. The readable parts refer to bottles, sale, and several proper names but no verifiable actions.
The defendant faced city ordinance violations with Guilty pleas entered by G. Welsh Frank Jones and John Lewis. They were sentenced to pay fines totaling ten dollars.
A heat wave records ninety in Ogden with a morning low of 73 and light breeze relief. The second item reports Norway's recognition dispute over Bluefields causing protests from New Orleans merchants and a state department reply clarifying Norway's position amid blocked shipments and strained maritime supply lines.
Mrs G W McCune and Mrs Joseph E Wright hosted a pleasant porch party on Twentieth sixth street Saturday afternoon. Dinner followed at 8:40 p m with a full table for twenty. guests included Mr and Mrs J R Moral who plan to Vienna next month for a medical course. The report mentions various social outings and upcoming weddings among local families, with several names and addresses cited in the scrambled text.
A sequence of visits and departures from local residents includes Fickmond planning a northwest trip with parents and friends, followed by Mrs. John McCarthy and others on a weeklong tour via Short Dine and White camps. O Donnalls and Munrays hosted by Ray O Donnell, with a Sunday departure planned. The Methollist Sunday School group enjoyed a canyon outing with boating, races, contests, and a social supper for about 196 participants, ending with informal singing and returning to town after 8.
A new postal ruling from Washington outlines that senders must request a receipt for delivery when using registered mail. Receipts will only be issued if the reader requests them, otherwise the delivery notice may still be produced. The change aims to streamline records in the postal service.
A Congress committee discussion on lead duties reveals a split over taxing pig lead and refined metal. Estimates show costs from $2.50 to $6 per ton above home prices, with objections tied to American industry protection and price differences between domestic melting and foreign production. Howard B. Rush of American Smelting outlines industry control and cost implications.
Police report Dr Crippen likely crossed the border into Spain, reaching Barcelona after leaving a French train near Vernet Les Bains. Authorities note a man matching Crippen’s description was seen at Pulgeerda, Spain, on Wednesday night, heightening hopes of capture.
The fragment lists various financial figures and dates such as July 22, Sept 81, 96, 75, with references to US at D8, May, Mig, Akals, lard July, Oct 11.67, and prices like 28.90 and 11.72. It reads as a chaotic table of market notes and commodity codes without a coherent single event.
Fragmentary OCR render shows trading terms with bids and offers for short term money market instruments. Mentions percentages around two and seven percent and par values, with references to days to maturity and varying yields. Reads like a financial column blurb with broken currency terms and misread place names.
Copper prices push higher as market demand strengthens, with traders citing industrial activity and supply constraints. Metal markets show gains across futures, while benchmark indices trend upward amid cautious investor sentiment.
Fragmented OCR describes a bank theft involving $70,000 in valuables stolen from a New York branch. Details are garbled, with mentions of suspects, a Chinese town, and an apparent alleyway discovery. No clear names or dates are readable.
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