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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
2
A fragment mentions time spans in Advent with terms One Month Twelve Montha and references to advance timing. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge. The readable bits suggest a calendar or liturgical notation without specific actions or outcomes.
Advertising rates are listed with details on insertion charges. The notice covers price per line, weekly and biweekly terms, and discounts for multiple insertions. It includes classed ads, miscellaneous references, and standard rate calculations for local readers.
A Baltimore area racing committee faced protests from locals over a betting scene during races. As a result, track officials agreed to exclude certain participants and enforce new restrictions to curb disorderly conduct and protect young attendees.
A lament on mothers and orphans in the Belial Ward as women organize charity events. They visit on Saturdays for plays and luncheons to comfort the poor, clothing children and supporting widowed families with mercy and prayers. The piece honors ordinary angels aiding the afflicted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about Salt Lake, opposition, and unnamed individuals. readable facts are minimal, with no clear events, dates, or parties to identify a coherent news item.
A fragmented discussion on relocating Utahs capital to Salt Lake, with odds and opinions from editors and readers. The piece cites strong public interest, mentions Weber and East Take counties, and foresees political clashes and long-term costs as residents weigh a new seat of government against existing arrangements.
A garbled page fragment from Salt Lake papers shows chaotic political rhetoric and letters accusing opponents. It hints at a contested election environment with references to parties, officials, and public sentiment but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene in Denver with references to automobiles, mooring, and telegraph-like garbled phrases. The text mentions Pike, Loreto, and weeks of detentions, but details are obscured. the readable bits point to a disorderly event or multiple notices without clear facts or dates.
A garbled OCR themed piece details an improbable delivery machine or system. It references an aircraft, meteor-like performers, and a voyage from Batt Lake to Walverity Heighta with Ogden as a waypoint. A Rett Take policeman is mentioned as a watcher while a linek device operates.
June 10 1943 at the Industrial School in Utah a syrup billing dispute emerges. Mr Scott says a state directive revealed a monthly charge for syrup services at L180 or more, with references to Enos and names like Viara and Weblo Works appearing in the stern accounting remarks.
Salt Lake and state news discuss a petition to extend the city from the current southern edge to the southeast bench area. The plan seeks to annex a broad district, with over 200 residents supporting the move, despite opposition about potential property tax impacts. Key supporter S Trumphrier, owner of the WILE auction, pushes for rapid progress while police stakeout volunteers back the measure for quicker results.
A 1959 notice outlines a Democratic celebration in Humlalds County with a grand parade at the park and a night festival to honor Major Ainnemascult. It invites Democratic leaders, editors, and party officials from across the state to attend regional entertainments and a feast, praising the party’s achievements and denouncing Republican influence.
Fragmented OCR note appears to reference shipping on Monday and various garbled phrases. It mentions Columbus Con and items about weather, repairs, and a list of unclear names and actions, with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A fragmentary note describes a five year kidney illness and health improvements after Berita therapy. Names like Martha Gonzo and Mrs. Mfewdadee Muthit appear, with references to doctors, remedies, and a patient’s recovery. The text blends personal health claims with unclear medical recommendations and scattered locations.
In a school program at the Dewey theaters evening, Katheryn Sullivan, Nellier Sthichett, Susie Shietts, Ada Kiotall and others received diplomas. Mr Mearne urged the graduates in a royal tone while Moron maple coming out wert and reteling in these vatlesa of the mountains. Abe Iter, C fesarily and superintendent A Grim led the event. Mary Townend Fave delivered the salitary address and Tele Berge spoke at the pale Metury.
City notes show a 2.7?2025 car purchase order, a June 1 land value report at 2T 0 percent, and 24 justice court cases with 264 dollars in fines. May deaths total six, a wordy waterworks negotiation update, and a directive to repair the cant for concerts.
The article reports on the Kelly process revolutionizing ore smelting with a sulfur-fume system near Los Angeles. Demonstrations at a furnace in front of George Mabroek show reduced production costs and expected rapid company development with investors backing.
Progress reports from June indicate substantial ore development at Progressive mine in Heaver County. Mr Hobs and associates, including Isadore Lew, Teal, Robin, and James Barrett, are driving a 35 foot level drift toward the main ore body about 360 feet from the shaft. Early cuts suggest copper and lead values up to 100 dollars at the top, with engineers optimistic about large ore at depth and profitable returns once development advances.
Salt Lake June report notes bullion valued at over 120,000 from 4.90 tons of ore in the May sample. The result, from the second month’s mine at the Mercur project, signals strong initial capacity of about 4,400 tons yearly and outlines plans to expand the mill with increasing tonnage. George H.M. Berk and The Derne oversee operations, aiming for large-scale success paralleling Mercur’s profit history of about 2.42 million to date.
Thousands seek lasting relief from kidney trouble with Doane Kidney Pills. A testimonial from James Tennie of 2974 Washington Ave Ogden Utah praises the remedy, claiming five years of back pain and urinary issues disappeared after use. Ad copy notes widespread effectiveness and lists dealers, price, and agents.
A garbled reminiscence places Cmersan bast near Hite and Roodman amid a camp area with Alan White and friends. Bits hint at conversations about hearing Ketowr getting louder, a Tonawing Matellent reference, and a late night meet involving Ieanie and Jud.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Lake Erie and water depth with scattered phrases about fishing and admiration. The text blends names and places in an unreadable way, offering no clear events or dates.
Deover June The organization of the Negro Townsite and Land Co pany with capital stock of 911K 1 100 has just been incorporated there. It aims to acquire land for agricultural work for Colorado’s Negroes and to advance them toward economic progress and competition with whites. location of the tract is not yet decided.
Topeka Kansas June Ford leads in the ocean to ocean race passing Junction City with Ford car No 2 and an American competitor not leaving Topeka until after. officials from the Indian War Voter Commission, J. M. Wee word, Pratt and C. D. wrt h north to Provo and Pleasant Creek to finish social labor and compile service records.
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