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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
2
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A frail, garbled account describes a political skirmish about moving the state capital and taxing property to fund the shift. Proponents debate valuation and tax rates, with figures ranging from 200 000 to half a million dollars, amid concerns over fairness and constitutional limits.
A garbled text fragment references fear, a call for indictments or capitol disruption, possible arrests near a street and river area. It mentions Erin and Rhord Hime Bae and a disputed plan tied to a public space.
A garbled critique discusses alleged efforts to mislead voters about the capital tax in a 19th century Ogden election. It references Lake Tribune and other newspapers clashing over coverage and the intent to keep readers in the dark about tax opposition and gubernatorial statements.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cryptic line mentioning Dave Feline and a remnant phrase with unclear meaning. No coherent event or identifiable actions emerge from the readable portions. Further context or clearer source text needed to extract a factual news item.
A garbled report discusses a proposed contract and pricing for syrups and flavorings linked to a local industrial school. It mentions glucose rates, annual costs, and potential supplier names, with unclear references to Vincent & Wickle Works and other entities. The piece types a cautionary note about sweetness products and pricing during the year.
A London article laments a public row sparked by Mrs Asquith, wife of the prime minister, and her dress and social influence. It cites reactions from merchants, MPs, and society, calling out fashion and fame as distractions from national concerns.
Reading through notices, several new companies form in Mur Yea county. The Rover Company, Moab Wand firm and Vision Hobie Ltd join the slate with officers named including presidents and a secretary treasurer.
Palm era details outline a deep Tevet event with references to Coctainy life and location in a local news segment. The fragment mentions a life narrative, likely a column or obituary style note, with names and dates obscured. The readable bits emphasize a feature on Palm within a community chronicle.
Miss Mercedes Rule elopes with John Tyrone Kelly, a well known Washington newspaper man. The bride, daughter of a Cuban rebel leader, surprises friends as details unfold in a story touching politics and scandal.
James Robertson, longtime Utah pioneer and prominent LDS church member, died May 21 in Spanish Fork after a life building bridges, roads, and canals. Born in Scotland, he journeyed with his family to Utah, helped establish the community, and served as a trusted church and civic leader for over seven decades. He is survived by his widow Matilda Graham and five daughters.
Fragmentary text reports a river rise on the Arkansas and possible drownings near Grand River. Names like Florence, Culs, Jake Tyndall, Thomas Wilitama appear but details are unclear as the body has not yet been recovered.
The Acton Lambes company of Tonntloy and Woods Cross opens Saturday night with a capital stack of $33.09. Directors include Jobe Stakey John Ledingham Jonathan Holbrook David Mose Eldridge Joseph EMy and Tan Mule. They expect to begin business by July 1. The asparagus cutting will stop the work as the factory halted canning earlier. Cheanert resident insttchee Dr. Thomas Kelectric Ot stops the pain and heals the wound. All draeists real it.
Denver reports floodwaters across Colorado and Wyoming causing extensive property loss and delaying rail traffic. Cache La Poudre and other rivers threaten crops near Greeley and Fort Collins with risks to farms and residences. Weather and washouts affect Union Pacific and other routes, prompting concerns for farmers and transportation amid rising water across plains.
A New York case involving the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co and American Sugar Refining Co ends with a court-ordered out of court settlement. Plaintiff alleges control shifted via stock and voting trust, enabling directors to block the refinery's opening. Details remain confidential. possible statement to follow tomorrow.
An offer of many thousand dollars, dating back 160 years, was placed in London in the name of a major company for any invention that clears fog through a created Watt. The idea ties to advancing commerce and naming the man who cleared the New York harbor channel of fog, even briefly, as the savior of the age.
The photo shows manager Frank Chance with the club mascot Leona Kuhn presenting a 310200 amount check. Chance appears with his left wing out of commission in this candid moment.
A readable fragment lists numerous names and titles such as Mrs and Miss with various surnames including Anderson, Laura, Olivia Niclas, Mia Ete Bartett, Mabel D. Bunch, Pollard, Roy Cora, Gertrude Conwell, Marte Mary Pan, Nora PL Stuart Verna Fattman, and others. No clear event or context is present to describe a specific notice or outcome.
The Board of Education of Weber County seeks bids for the erection of a Lacronntrict schoolhouse with a meat basement, planned for the Taylor district near Weberfield. Plans and specifications are open for inspection at the lobby of the First National Bank building in Ogden. Bids require a certified check at least five percent of bid amount, payable to the board. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be opened in the board room at the First National Bank building on Saturday in June 1949. By order of the Weber County Board of Education. LH Froenge, Clerk. Ogden, Utah, June 1, 1949.
Fragmentary probate notice from Capdult County Clerk listing court, parties, and due dates. Odd names, places, and dates appear garbled. readable items indicate guardianship and probate action with listed creditors and involved parties.
A scrambled, partial text describes evaluating a kitchen setup with cups and pepper, mentions water drops, a peppering step, and a peppery creep. It references a pomar and a mater in a wok or saucepan and a brief timing note after heating. The passage ends with a reference to green buttered paper on a platter.
The Western Transcontinental Passenger Association, with forty railroads, discussed round the world rates at a meeting. A schedule and rate table for around the world travel was ordered, with fares from 600 to 300 dollars. They debated baggage through checking to U S and Mexican points, leaving some decisions to border terminals. Additional convention rates for fall and winter were set for Chicago events, while other routes and regional differences were left to individual lines.
New York June 8 The retiree company directors decide to retire part of the preferred stock with a 7 percent non cumulative dividend. Shareholders may choose exchange options, with notices and record dates set. Dividend details and conversion actions are outlined for July 1.
An extracted OCR fragment references mental sequences and associative thought patterns attributed to Holmes, noting a recurring theme of recalling past ideas and their impact. The text is fragmented and presents a philosophical, dialectic tone without clear events or persons beyond a generic authorial voice.
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