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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
3
An eclectic column lists for sale items, grocery notes, firework announcements, parade participation limits, and scheduling hints. It mentions delivery cutoffs, open hours, venue names, and various local business references, with scattered pricing, penalties, and event timing mixed in.
The Ringling Brothers circus unveils a sensational midair stunt with a car and rider leaping from a spring platform, drawing stunned gasps and roaring applause. Spectators hail the performance as unmatched and declare the troupe has gathered elite talent from around the world for a safety minded spectacle.
A local notice reports dog poisonings in the northwest part of the city. Details are unclear due to poor transcription but indicate a widespread practice affecting pets and prompting scrutiny by authorities. No suspects named.
A garbled passage mentions billed value and parties involved in unspecified work, with a warning that those who are linked to it will be dealt with severely. The fragment names Elgaed HI Cal ver but lacks clear context or full details.
An article notes the Order of Owls plans organization Tuesday in Columbus with H. W. Antebell of Geath Dead, and 200 charter members expected. Mitchell reports a lodge formation to include a Nest 1112 in Salt Take, with officers elected for the ensuing year and initiation led by the degree team.
An old notice advertises a scenic Ogden Canyon trip with multiple daily departures from Hermitage and additional stops with ticket sales at local drug stores. The piece also notes a garment sale priced at 39 cents per pair at a factory on 25th Street.
Ogden officials and boosters organize a host staff to greet visiting veterans during encampment week. A unit of Grand Army men will staff the Union depot wearing "Ask me for Information" badges. Local boys will assist committees in housing and guiding attendees, with assurances of paid lodging and meals to encourage hospitality.
Trainmaster A. W. Cal issues sweeping order banning all railroad employees from jumping or moving passenger trains at the Luton Depot. Inspectors car cleaners and others must wait until trains stop for arrival tasks and safety checks.
Racing programme outlines a Pioneer Day meeting with races starting 2 30 sharp. Free for all race one with multiple owners and horses listed, then races at 7 20 and 8 4 with names like Admint Exang and May Hyl. The card includes a one mile race for yearlings and up, a saddle pony event for boys under twelve, and a gentlemen drivers event. Reopening July 27 at Pan Tone's Home Cooking Restaurant.
On a Wednesday around 6 20 pm three intoxicated men with a revolver boarded the canyon car near hermitage. They boasted of holding up the car while it moved causing fear among passengers. Mr Matthews ejected the trio after an hour and police were not needed. A shot at the Terminus confirmed their intent to threaten the ride.
The Rev. Dr. P. A. Baker will deliver an address of temperance at the tabernacle at 2 p.m. Ausday. A musical program follows with performers including Sara FL White, a double male quartette, a vendle male quartet, and organ selections under Joseph Ballantyne.
Parade opens the day as the troupe presents a large spectacle with pieces shipped from Europe. The event is described as elaborate and the centerpiece, a coat weighing 2009 pounds, is displayed for Rock Springs and nearby areas. Contact Roth at 2000 for details.
A fragmented listing outlines a July 24 fireworks program with numerous displays and battery setups. It includes units like Willow Tree Rockets, Palace fountains, and a grand finale named Niagara. The text mentions refunds if the event is marred by rain and lists various display pieces and parademes with unclear spellings.
An excursion plan titled Tic Day promises travel to Utah points on July 21 with tickets to include a return trip by a specified month. The ad notes an order form or listing under Want Ads, with details limited by scarce readable text.
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