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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
8
An OCR fragment advertises underwear described as comfortable and affordable. It mentions keeping temperature down and sustained comfort, with prices ranging from six cents to seven dollars and fifty cents. The text includes garbled phrases and misread words, indicating a low-quality listing for a mass market garment. Named brands or organizations are not clearly identifiable.
Obituary notices report the death of May Elisabeth Westergard in Parr World at age 60 from spinal meningitis and complications, with services set for Friday at 1 o'clock and interment in City Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Deftha 30 Meld in Ogden from childbirth complications, with rites at CindQuilate chapel and interment in City Cemetery.
A sudden industrial accident at Cesient Works left several people fatally injured and sparked an investigation. Local representatives and officials, including Burke and Avety, vowed to pursue answers as details emerged about the incident and those involved.
A Senate amendment by Ta Follette to require physical valuation of railroad property in interstate commerce was defeated 23 to 30. Republicans cast 80 nay votes, Democrats and insurgents split the for votes. Several named senators voted for and against, with absentees noted. The piece also digresses into unrelated reminiscences about a circus show and public performances.
Fragmentary notes report Sevier River lands being restored to entry with references to townships and ranges. The document mentions withdrawal changes, land units, and a restoration process affecting multiple parcels in the Sevier River region.
Pleasant gathering honors Gustave Cleo on birthday, notes patriarch status of Mrs i within the Mormon church. Pioneer reminiscences, a pointed program by Mr. Olson, and a dinner in gratitude concluded the event with multiple generations present. Upcoming missionary society meeting set for 2:30 pm at Mrs. Griffin's home with Judin study and paupers read by Agnes Clancy and Aller McGreery.
The text notes coal rates and ore movements affecting Washington and surrounding regions. It references prominent figures and unnamed entities, mentioning shifts in supply, demand, and prices. Read as a historical fragment, the lingo suggests industry activity, trade terms, and regional impact without precise data or dates.
Fragmented OCR story notes federal actions on a bleached flour case. Mentions government lawyers, Judge Smith McPherson, jury deliberations, and warnings while indicating broader postwar federal law context and reform themes.
The aviator, a long distance flyer, reportedly totals around 410,000 miles with a voyage from St. Louis to Kansas City. The governor and others contributed $100 each to the effort, with an expected total around $65,000, to be raised within 24 hours as stops are planned along the route.
A garbled OCR item from an old Washington page shows fragmented phrases about Burlen and markets, with misspelled words and stray names. Despite distortion, it hints at a report involving local prices, individuals, and a potential public notice or commentary from a town. The core meaning is unclear due to missing context and broken sentences.
Fragmented OCR noting first race results with riders Sk. Soo and Dennmount galloni finishing among others. Carved text includes misreads like fiat manders, Weaverle, Tinta AR, Bird race four furlongs, Previa Bo land, Sherman, Wheatstoin, and incomplete times and positions.
Stony Green and William Rees of Salt Lake City win positions on the executive committee of the Intermountain State Plumbers Association at a Castlet session. Green nominated. election by rising vote. Secretaries, treasurers, and delegates to the national convention were also chosen amid praise for past service and anticipations of future leadership.
Ogden officers captured Bringhurst after a lengthy pursuit ending near a residence. Suspect, described as desperate and tied to multiple prior incidents, resisted briefly before being taken to county jail. Witness John W Clark aided police by outlining Bringhurst movements and mentioning a companion named Willant Thompson.
Chicago May 1 Wheat prices plunged on bearish foreign and domestic signals. Selling pressure extended from overnight losses, with limited support from shorts and LIVERPOOL weather hints, prompting a broad market weakness despite brief rallies. Prices and futures quotes showed notable declines across spring and autumn contracts as traders weighed demand, harvest prospects, and financial liquidation.
Market feature from Salt Lake reports mixed activity on Columbus Day week opening. Traders note uncertain demand, limited buyer presence, and variable prices across commodities as stalls open and vendors assess potential profits amid shifting conditions.
A garbled OCR passage contains disjointed fragments with distorted letters and missing context. No clear events names dates places or organizations are legible enough to summarize into a coherent news item.
Report from the Belmont mining area describes underground work by Menera, Kearns, and Keith. Helmont ore body shown at deep level, with 1200 feet shaft reach and significant ore exposure. Company officials inspect camps near Tonapal and Halifax, with price discussions for Belmont property underway.
Reports from East Africa describe severe damage from a recent wind event near Lisbon and across coastal regions. Shipwrecks have claimed lives, including a captain and hundreds of crew aboard one vessel, while government officials in Luasbat suffered casualties. Cash prizes offered for details.
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