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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
8
Random scraps from a 19th century page list events and notices. References to Robert Epson’s college play Strongheart at the Orpheum, a Scandinypyfan reunion in Salt Lake City, and various local ads for goods and services. Messages mention school superintendents and inspections, a lagoon sale, and a Baltic style timetable.
A page of mixed notes reports a marriage tense and a Royalties dispute over a pump gun, with court hearings set to extend two days. It lists real estate purchases, transfers, and planned moves in Ogden, Rock Springs, and nearby towns, plus comments from local officials and educators on ongoing projects and institutional moves.
A garbled review notes Irene Quttrim and a production featuring Pheffertug and the Ortisnt Ue week. It mentions a stock company, Misa drone Garthmy as Pho Rir!, and Noel Pravars among cast, with Juan Ramee as whorf, amid mixed audience reaction to a patriotic themed performance.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fatal incident involving a locomotive accident. Details are unclear due to distorted text, but mentions a death and funeral context with scattered names and locations. Specifics such as date, place, and person involved are unreadable.
A fragmented newspaper notice outlines that Ogden’s population figures have not been announced. It lists officials and attendees at a meeting, noting the censuses director and local representatives. The document references events in Washington and local gatherings, with various names and places.
The writer, identified as T. S. Ryan, reflects on faith and church authority. He argues against infallibility of mortals, questions teachings added to Christianity, and notes prominent archbishops and cardinals in discussing church unity and doctrine. He emphasizes loyalty to the church established by Christ while admitting uncertainty.
The Ladies of the Child Quiture Elm Club held a post spring meeting at Mrs Dison Rivers on Tuesday afternoon. The program featured a debate on Are Children Luxury and a piper performance. Mrs Kate Hillar spoke on the topic, and papers such as Pure Fund by Mrs Frances Kohn were noted as practical. Reports from the president and treasurer showed satisfactory progress. An excursion to Lagean is planned for June 4 with proceeds to support the high school. The club will provide two casts and three prints for the school art collection and praise the cooperative effort of the community.
A banquet at Idlewild resort featured numerous attendees including Mrs. A. Moyen, Mrs. BR, and Mrs. Hiln Holbird among guests. The room was filled with talk of diversions, cocktails, and entertainment while the star guest list included J. Livingstin and JC Wadaworth on the organizing committee.
In police court Atewart and others were arrested on trespass charges with fines forfeited. Leo Mutyhy faced drunkenness allegations. witnesses described inconsistency and asthma triggers. Pater Knowles charged with reckless horse and buggy driving. John Evining arrested for drunkenness with $5 bond posted. Court attendance was low as witnesses failed to appear.
An Ogden student received honors at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. President J. T. Kingsbury and Governor Willing spoke at the graduation exercises.
A damaged OCR item describes a water famine in Salt Lake City with widespread impact on homes and daily life. It mentions streets, neighborhoods, and public utilities strained by dry conditions and ongoing shortages. The text overwhelms with garbled names and places, but conveys urgent water scarcity and community disruption.
The article describes a children’s day program at The Methodist Church with a plan to decorate the church, present canaries, and include a class of scholars preparing to lead a Sunday service. It notes flowers to be brought by 5 o’clock Saturday and invites participants who canaries to attend Sunday wearing.
Salt Lake City dispatch details a lawsuit against Harriman lines and Denver & Rio Grande over alleged deceit by Ogden yards last winter. The article centers on Mafi Johnson, accused of injuring herself to claim railroad damages, with testimony on staged accidents and legal actions in court.
June 8 in South Temple Street area a car driven by Miss Vern Edwards struck a vehicle carrying Miss Orrell and another passenger. Orrell suffered a severe sprain to her right ankle while Edwards and the other occupant were treated for minor injuries. Dr J. F. Grimshaw attended the injured party at Alta Dish. details remain unclear.
The fragmentary OCR reads like a sports scoreboard note with mentions of AGT 70 and a $100 side bet. Scattered names and terms appear, including sequences that resemble players, teams, and possible game actions, but the text is highly garbled and lacks a coherent report or clear outcomes.
The court records show defendant Van Heskerl pleaded to a lighter charge after preliminary hearings. Key details mention a $40 item and a potential $50 payoff, with additional notes about warrants and preliminary actions in Salt Lake.
In Muntele court, Bloghaw was arraigned on burglary and waived preliminary, held in $500 bond. The defendant entered the residence of Mrs S. H. Nye at 2202 Adama Avenue, allegedly stealing wearing apparel and valuables valued near $100 as evidence in the case.
A suburban dwelling owned by H. W. Marrintt was destroyed by a blaze Monday evening near Mare Rinth. Neighbors aided, attempting to halt the fire, with damage estimated around 2200 dollars. The home was partly insured and the owner plans to rebuild with a new house to be erected.
A damaged text fragment describes Taft critics and a delegation visiting the White House to press for issues regarding Russia and Jewish emigration. It mentions Secretary Norton and Ballinger, with references to a prior discussion and possible presidential action, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court or legal dispute involving a person named Race Herme and mentions ownership of meds and a lawsuit. The garbled lines reference a Salbate, Mies, Avterherry, and a Sea location, with referential taint of a hearing or proceeding and dates or parties unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no readable events or identifiable names. The piece appears garbled with mixed letters and broken phrases offering no concrete action, date, place, or organization to summarize into a valid news item.
Report of Taft supporters cheering at a Republican convention. Widespread applause followed remarks praising the president and criticizing insurgents. The convention highlighted Taft allies and showcased debates over party direction and policy.
Federal census details in the Dworge case show a suspect, identified as Green, admitting in a hotel room confession that he engaged in an act with a woman and heard a knock at the door before saying he was the one involved. The detective on Mrs. Green's behalf pressed the matter as authorities pursued further corroboration.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person from Oklahoma and a legal or social context. Readable names and specifics are limited, but the snippet hints at a domestic or administrative reference, with potential dates and procedures incomplete. Further text would clarify the event or participants.
Special Agent Richard Parr testified as the trial continued with Charles R. Hefite and Gerbracht involved in a dock fraud case. The prosecutor placed emphasis on a key witness while defense counsel Lexow pressed for courted testimony, claiming bias and misconduct by the witness.
Ogden city residents will enjoy a series of band concerts presented by the Orden Band starting with a Sunday afternoon performance in the city park. The ensemble, featuring distinctive blue blades and gold thread emblems, will wear light blue caps and shoulder slings. Proceeds from the event fund local activities and the group will perform weekly through the season, with the name Ogden prominently displayed on the banner. The concert, costing about 400 dollars in total, is part of a broader push to boost community culture and civic pride.
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