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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
Describes Salt Lake City Independence Day events with a parade planned for the forenoon of July 4 and a Liberty Park gathering in the afternoon. The article notes parade coordination by city committees, children’s activities, and a renewed emphasis on a traditional, old fashioned celebration with sports and recreations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a trip involving several youths from Denver led by a mayoral figure. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a 26k amount and a voyage connected to a city official. The readable items suggest a civic or school youth trip with municipal involvement.
The plan involves an independent journey expected to span about sixteen days to cover the dishmen.
Fragmentary notice outlines travel accommodations and meeting details. Mentions Oregon Short Line service from June 2 to July 15 with ticket sales and city routes via Washington Avenue. Includes names and initials unclear due to OCR garble but references to transport and lodging logistics.
A wartime era report details three farmers near Balt Lake busted for selling watered milk. Officials, including deputies, seized samples shipped toward Humble and trial expects prosecutions after state testing confirms adulteration. Names withheld pending charges. Citizens urged to guess county population for a prize.
A local entertainment titled Lake Luud's Vaudeville Agency previews a two hour program with thirteen acts and thirteen performers under the Children of Mary. The event features a mix of scenes and stunts by the company and is billed as the season’s opening showcase.
Travel notice for Ogden and Ball Lake offering round trip excursion deals. Details are incomplete but indicate special rates during May and holidays with connections likely by rail or coach. Entities include Ogden and Ball Lake.
East Lakes June 5 4 complaint filed by county attorney charges Melvin Kerth of Kerth with attempted murder of his wife. He shot her three times and cut his throat, leaving him severely injured. the wife is also wounded but not fatally. Kerth lies in critical condition. authorities allege domestic ties and alleged infidelity were central to the case.
An oddly garbled notice lists travel fare of $1.10 to Salt Lake and back, mentions M and Y to M. 1st association meeting, Tiskele on galerin, and Oregon Short Line. Ticket sale at City Office 2510 Washington Avenue, BA.
Claths claims victory over Weston as he travels across the country. The text reports dates and places in a garbled fashion, noting movements from Santa Monica to various points, with references to signals of travel and credentials shown upon arrival.
Conflicting reports outline Johnson replacing his longtime manager amid fan flurry and internal strife. Sources name Toni Whanagan and Plaungan in possible leadership shifts as Hinhton club restructures after a pivotal night with the Natt and Wwlight Ly Peary Tox Recker figures mentioned in ongoing talks.
Fragmentary OCR describes tensions around a train stoppage involving Flanigan and George Littly. Johnson’s camp regains calm as boxing and training were planned to resume, with notes of rumored pregnancies and uneasy conversations.
Rough Riders journey from Oklahoma to New York on horseback to greet Theodore Roosevelt. Colonel Louis Squater leads the party with about 150 Rough Riders expected to muster for a welcome parade in New York.
Judge Quarley outlines grounds for a ruling citing public sentiment and defiance of mandates while addressing the Dead Letter Office list at Opden Utah. The article lists a long roster of names in a late 19th or early 20th century context, suggesting official notices and potential citizen actions amid political currents.
The notice outlines pipe installation charges for a 100 foot run from the curb with labor and pipe priced at 20 cents per foot. It also states a $1.00Connecting charge if the distance from meter to stove is under 74.2 feet. The message notes limited stock of ranges and offers a trial period for an electric ironing device at $4.00 after a 30 day trial.
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