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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
12
Burlington lines advertise special rates to the east with through routes to Chicago and Louisville. The notice highlights various routes and cautions about the phrasing of towns. The advertisement claims Utah offices assist travelers and urges readers to consult timetable details for travel plans.
Wy. Boolen and family head to Oregon for summer. Several locals attend commencements at Proctor Academy in Proctor. Mrs. J. N. Lanning visits Ogden. Miss Herbe Breen plans a few months away. Various socials, meetings, and weddings noted, including Mrs. J. B. Larkin’s Philadelphia trip and Miss Nell Tackett’s and Louis Spender’s June 16 wedding preparations.
Stratford Hart and Wilford B Hart attend a temple event in Salt Lake yesterday with a reception in the evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Beratford at B17.
A wedding notice notes the union of a popular Ogden couple and praises the bride, her family, and friends. It mentions MP Hart extending greetings and the Dedem Examiner as well as local acquaintances sending best wishes.
A long readable listing details church events for June including baptisms at First Baptist on Rant Avenue, and services at Second Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientiet, First Methodist Episcopal, and others. It notes sermons, Sunday schools, choir items, special music, and youth activities with invitations to attend. It mentions locations in Grant, Twenty Fourth, and Washington avenues and names several pastors and organizers.
On Saturday June 8 1900 readers encounter a list of names in the Bryncare Ogden newspaper segment. The roster includes Walters Matchenn Garten Wright Fira Woods Chan dis Watkins Lineker Jones Weaver Weaser Garner White Walking Wright hasten Crichtlow Walcon and others.
The reception and Alumni Association ball at Congress Dancing Academy celebrated the new graduates. Decor in high school colors blue and white, punch served, President Hollingworth welcomed members and urged support for the association. A business meeting was announced for Friday evening at the high school, to discuss important alumni matters.
Teatrice Roche Miesen and co hosts entertained the 09 class at Miss Noche's home Wednesday night. Games featured a candy football prize to Mrs. Lillian Pernsworth, with Kinney earning a consolation prize. Orange and black pennants decorated the scene as class colors, and refreshments included fruit served in orange and black ribbons.
The Tolstat Circle met at Adams avenue with Mrs Clancy presiding. Members signed in, read quotations, and opened with a poem about the Hudson. Mrs Clarey gave a biographical sketch, elections were held, refreshments served, and the group adjourned with plans for officer elections.
Ladies gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs I Baker’s home 230 Jefferson Avenue for a pleasant afternoon with a light lunch. Those present included Mrs H C Winn Mrs LTree Mrs A Lancing Mrs K Fagart Mrs M Morrie Mrs Mo Veck Mr A Maker Mr Koons Mrs Th Big lore Miss Fo Met Mrs 8 Tumen Mrs L Sawyer Mrs 2 Rosenbluth Mr KF Togs and others. The event was hosted by Mrs S Terns.
Ming Ireta Jones hosted a birthday gathering at her Washington Avenue home on Friday evening. Guests included Zella Jones Alberta Walters Misses ta Jones and other friends as refreshments were prepared by Mrs Ireta and Mrs Hirele Inara and Mize Walters.
Fragmented text references a reward and medical cure, mentioning VJ CHENEY & CO. and a public notice context. The readable lines discuss a trial, payments, and partial names, but the full event and details remain garbled.
Four Ogden youths at Stave University led the class of graduates including Koswel, Cole Delman, Water Krein, Gregs C. Envlan and Lark Brown. Other items note Melnap earning Magister of Arts, George C. Enalen as valedictorian, and Frown’s medical and arts credentials. Excursion announced to Salt Lake June 1 with Rio Grande round trip.
Unclear fragmentary OCR text mentions kitchen cabinets and misprints. Names and places are unreadable. The readable items suggest a report on cabinet materials and design choices with no clear event date or actors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrases lacking coherent event, names, or place details, making it impossible to identify an actual news item, person, or outcome from the source.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic promotional notice with references to Salt Lake, New York names, and disputed promotions. The readable segments imply an ad or public notice about expenditures, promotions, and possible endorsements, but content is largely indecipherable and inconsistent.
A fragmented note describes cabinet organization and display of alternate titles. It references efforts to present a tidy system with alerts and comparisons to a New York context. The text is garbled but hints at a sorting mechanism and display practice.
A garbled OCR text fragment from a historical newspaper provides no coherent event. Readable bits hint at multiple names and places but lack a clear action, date, or outcome to summarize into a concise news item.
An incoherent fragment mentions San Bernardin Maldane and San Jacqsinty mountains with references to strange tunes and eupersiblogs. It notes a man’s statement aligning with others in the region and hints at a fog alarm on a date. An ad line touts Sunday Salt Lake City trips at 1.0 round trip and eight daily trains.
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