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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
8
A bold sales pitch touts lightweight summer suits. The ad promises perfect fit, light workman ship, and superb fabric at a bargain price. Shoppers are urged to seize the opportunity while stocks last this season.
Mixed notes describe marriage details, military prisoner transfers, property listings, visiting relatives, a local shoe notice, a lagoon football match, store promotions, and various crime reports. Names such as Henry Upton, Miss Fravoay Avery, and Rita Mayer appear among scattered items and advertisements. The text shows a fragmented, OCR-rich page with diverse brief events and ads from a Utah area newspaper.
Early morning near Ogden, two men attempted to steal two valuable mares from Corey the Ogden livery stable. A bystander’s warning and a shouting confrontation caused the thieves to flee, leaving a buggy and a seized horse behind. Sheriff’s office later found the horses belonged to Nolan and not Corey.
The notice from Union Transit Company under superintendent J. W. Haller lists departure times from Hermitage and Castle Street routes. Buses run roughly every forty minutes from 6:56 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. with additional daily segments and late afternoon intervals as printed.
Delegates at the Iowa Democratic convention debated platform items and nominated candidates for the Supreme Court and state offices. Claude R. Porter urged unity while recalling past party defenses and advocating reform and fiscal restraint.
A garbled yet readable note outlines a 1950s era Republican candidate for Iowa governor. It mentions the party leadership, a front runner linked to the Harlan area, and references a campaign organization, dates, and events. The fragment hints at party strategy and potential endorsements within the state.
A consumptive man named Klinney travels from town to town seeking aid to reach Reno for hospital care. He was denied admission in Sacramento and Reno, then given money to come to Ogden where locals now fund his return journey. At about forty years old, he asks business men for a ticket out of town.
Notice to bidders in Salt Lake City Utah for supplying hay and materials by the Powrd of Trade. Describes quantities, quality criteria, contract terms, and bid procedures. MORAN Box 789 Bethlehem City Utah signs the notice and reserves right to reject all bids.
The piece reports on a lengthy statement by Frederick B Habxo of New York criticizing criminal procedure. He argues laws protect criminals over victims and suggests reform. Magistrate House arraigned Sarvel Gordon, wanted in San Francisco for burglary, with Gordon’s counsel opposing detention without a writ.
In July, Pittsburg reports heavy tonnage figures with unclear units and misread values. The record cites a 168,000.42 ton figure linked to divers and charts, mentioning Ash rain and a noisy, uncertain year.
The court sentenced Nichols to forty days on a charge tied to a wheel theft from Charles Crowell’s cycle and an alleged assault on a conductor. Harry Seyiday posted $1 to cover his appearance. Trial dates were set, with the case pending further proceedings.
Newport July 27 The coroner's jury reconfirmed the Sophia Nola disappearance case from October 3 104. The missing girl age between 14 and 24 left with sister and brother Edward Alloway and others after locating a homestead on the Silesian Reservation. A search failed to find any trace as officials dredged the bay and nearby flats. The father intends to travel to Newport to view remains, while the oldest inhabitant recalls no prior disappearance.
Seattle reports the Mackenna ships Alaska gold cargo blocked by ice in severe conditions. Captain Mills notes a twelve day voyage from Nome to Kotzene Sound far longer than the usual thirty hours. Ship and crew endure freezing winds as ice restrains entry and passage remains perilous.
Drought patrols and farmers push efforts in Kansas as corner regions face arid conditions. Authorities report mixed progress and ongoing water conservation measures amid dry spells. Local agencies coordinate with farmers to mitigate losses and sustain crops through limited irrigation.
The text appears as garbled OCR with repeated fragments and multiple misspelled names. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities beyond scattered personal names and incomplete phrases.
Fragmented OCR text appears to report a local Parson's Kansas story with scattered names and places. Readable elements include Ogden, Halttol, and generic references to dates and people, but specifics are obscured. The item resembles a brief local notice or column fragment with uncertain events.
Engineer Josaph A Went of in Ogden Haptd Trwralt company reports the Brigham Interurban line nearing completion for a Wilard seven million from Belg Wii and Wat. He cites supply and construction delays due to faulty cue nony and weather. Wires between Golden and Rox show progress with a Me day target for Urigham City. crews on the road anticipate a late arrival.
James Patterson, an American resident of Lisbon, sought a Portuguese title of baron. The State Department disclosed correspondence showing approval by Portugal’s king, but U.S. minister Charles P. Bryan warned acceptance would conflict with American law and constitutional spirit. The matter raised questions of expatriation and allegiance at official levels.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a young Roosevelt and hints at work readiness. The garbled lines include names and places, with references to dates and events, but the passage remains largely unreadable. Core idea centers on a young Roosevelt entering work or public life, amid unclear surrounding details.
The article details multiple bail forfeitures in a courtroom proceeding. Nan faces heavy bail forfeiture for an alleged act connected to vagianey charges while several others including John Milley and George Hugi are noted for failures to appear or pleading not guilty. Outcomes include fines and jail holds with further trial or arraignment scheduled.
Fragmentary newspaper text describes Ohio Republican candidate prospects for governor. Mentions Harding and Walter Brown of Toledo, Wade H. Bilis, Jude Brown, Lenewort, and other figures like Longworth, Denman, Granville W Mooney, Rudy Archer. Notes shifts in delegation support and cabinet roles.
In Fouth Bent Indiana July 27 tension over the Grand Trunk strike escalates as strike breakers hired for yard work spark immediate response. Officials vow to keep the locomotive system running with one engine in service while investigation into May 1 disruptions continues.
A garbled trial note details a jury duration nearing twenty hours amid complex legal names and partners. The fragment hints at debt relations, business entities, and a court proceeding with unclear participants and outcomes.
A fragmented report recounts a surge in violence in Chicago involving Kenet allies and potential labor unrest. It notes significant casualties and mentions a figure of 1,900 men tied to the upheaval, with unclear leadership and chaotic conditions across multiple unions.
Society page notes a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs McClure in Ogden with guests Mya Symmas and Amy Robert. Local residents from The Movies town and Logan attend visiting relatives and friends as music and refreshments mark a cordial send off.
A boy, reportedly tied in a sack, was thrown from a train near Denver. He survived, states he was abducted from Albuquerque and transported to Denver, where locals say he was discarded after a failed attempt to hide him. Police and authorities investigated as the case drew attention.
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