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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
8
A chaotic jumble of names, notices, and ads appears. Mentions include Worrell arrest, Deputy Hogge, a five dollar pickup, sales of ranch property and livestock, travel plans to San Francisco and Los Angeles, church talks on The Fives of the Tay, and public notices about outings, reunions, and upcoming lectures. Many entries name individuals and local groups, with scattered addresses and prices in this reconstructed fragment.
Fragmentary report describes twins Simpiety and Feo, two-year-old siblings from an unnamed country, joined in life and fate. They are clothed in native Garb, valued for their unity, and face a surgeon's care to remain together. The tale traces their voyage from America to Paris and Berlin, with American intervention aiding their bond.
An assortment of town notices, petty legal actions, sales ads, and community items. Included are remarks on a bank’s five directors, marriage licensure, probate petitions for Mary Vage, burglary arrests, removal sales, weathered market prices, and various classified snippets. The column blends commerce, legal citations, and small town life with names, dates, and places.
The court fined a fisherman ten dollars or ten days for mesh violations and warned several others for vagrancy and drunkenness. Several defendants faced lesser penalties, with some urged to leave town to avoid further punishment.
An obituary notices the death of a Salt Lake judge, with scattered readable fragments naming related figures and places. The message mentions AsaRrmed Press and Salt Lake, with other partial names and terms that reflect a dated or garbled report.
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical convention in St Louis with unclear details. A figure of 7,000 emerges as a monetary amount. Mentions of Amortenn Medical navention and Attendee names are garbled. The passage references organizing bodies and a health MPRA context.
Ray Hordes, 18, is accused of killing his father Jame Hartley 65, mother Lavina 54, and brother Earl 28 in their home southwest of Marshalltown. Bodies found early Monday with skull fractures and a heavy pipe nearby. Hordes claims he was at his girlfriend’s home when the murders occurred on Sunday Mehl. He was arrested after authorities tied him to the scene and to the weapon. The family also includes a fiancé, Mabel Starr, who reportedly planned to wed Hordes next week.
A murky OCR feed shows Emeryville Trask mentioning November 12 with fragmented phrases about treatment, a person named Vranas, and various garbled names and places. The text lacks clear facts, dates, or organized structure to establish a coherent event or outcome.
An irregular clipping details a chaotic program at the Lake theater with performances by Miss Bron O'R Rectal and others. It mentions Beethoven and a piano concerto, then lists numerous local attendees and social events, with schedules, guests, and society notices spanning several days.
A garbled account alleges Heike accused two clerks of fault during a trial. Names such as Arthur Tanner and Cary Green are referenced alongside positions at American Rug Refining and a Brooklyn court, with unclear actions and outcomes.
A garbled plea asks how big to Ogden and mentions a cash Brien, guessing at payment terms or a sizing question. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event, offering minimal factual context beyond geographic reference to Ogden and a vague cash discussion.
In a Springfield grand jury session June 6, testimony centered on funds allegedly used to defeat a measure. J B Trout of Heardstown testified he lent money, later claiming he spent it against the bill’s sponsors. Damaging accounts tied funds to political aims as jurors hear further details and requests for clarification.
Fragmentary report describes a chaotic election scene with candidates Taj Gomi and Tet Dadach amid primary tension. Readers see references to judges, investigations, and disputed votes as communities await results and clarity amid unclear names and garbled text.
A fragmented Iowa political scene centers on Taft and likely party factions. In districts across the state candidates face off amid claims of loyalty to Cummings, Denver, and the Taft administration. Delegates to the convention loom large as factions weigh support and who to name for the state central committee.
The piece references legislative representation, powers, and constitutional questions. It mentions a commission or convention, public reaction, and government officials, but the garbled OCR obscures clear names, dates, and events. The core theme is debated expansion or limitation of executive authority.
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