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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
3
Scattered OCR text describes a scene at Tartous and a Wichita area wedding with broken names and items. Mentions Noreen Bilvern, a special ware at Wrights, and Chicago business men. Overall the legible facts are limited to incidental mentions and disjointed fragments with no clear narrative or event.
July 1 report notes F F Starratt resigning as head of the Utah division of Union Pacific with duties in Ogden and Mawling Tote. replacement to take effect. Other items include streetcar and auto service updates, a drunkenness case with a guilty plea, and a roundup of local social and race-related notices featuring tours, competitions, and visiting groups.
A cryptic report describes a late night chase involving a pirate car and a crowd of nearly seventy people amid a Utah Mormons escort. The scene unfolds between Ogden and Kawting with travel toward Chicago, ending near the Wor vinlay line as authorities move to calm observers. No clear suspects are named, and the piece blends rumor with partial details.
Hig Seed Pease exhibit by W. T. Nelson of Storgan Utah gains top gold medal at last year’s Six Four-County Fair. Show draws interest from Montana California Nevada Colorado Australia as he showcases Alaska red peas and Advancers seeds. Story notes benefits of advertising at fairs and how attention to quality boosts regional demand.
The Ninth United States Cavalry will be escorted from Idaho and Washington to Port Ogden by a military train of about thirty to forty cars. The train includes Pullman cars, baggage cars, kitchens, and armament cars, traveling in three sections from Oakland to Cheyenne in roughly seventy hours. The convoy will stop at designated points to exercise troops and replace rails, with about 300 personnel and 40 commissioned officers under command of the regiment. The brigade’s base from the Philippines will be stationed at Fort Russell during the ensuing months. The train passes Ogden Sunday afternoon, and the regimental band is expected to perform en route.
A cryptic note discusses post dinner practices affecting physiology and health. It mentions Hyun and a comparison to a Lancet reference, suggesting concerns about indulgence and wellness outcomes without clear concrete facts. The text remains fragmented with unclear entities and lacks a cohesive report.
Weston's pamphlet urges walkers to counter bad thoughts by walking through discomfort. It touts Allen's Foot Ener product claims, presenting testimonies and a ready-to-forget attitude, while urging purchase for improved feet and walking comfort.
A peculiar police court session featured a dispute between Dore Preston owner of Chesapeake Teate rant and J. W. Patterson who denies ever entering the restaurant or dining there. Preston alleges Patterson ate there and attempted to pay with a $70 check, later offering a loan, while Patterson claims he never ate there or wrote a check. The case opened with Preston’s sharp accusation of Patterson’s financial duplicity and the judge ordered the hearing to continue to allow further testimony from Preston’s employee.
A convention of wholesale and retail merchants and other freight shippers in the Halagd empire is planned within days. Delegates are expected from Spokane to Denver, and the event aims to defend freight interests and oppose discrimination in interstate movement pending a railway decision.
San Francisco June 10 The long running Calhoun trial of Patrick Calhoun president of the United Ballads ends with testimony to begin tomorrow after a disputed ruling on pretrial payments The defense and prosecutors clash over orders to compel witnesses and the handling of funds paid to Titey d Ford during the alleged period The judge orders production of payment records from the United remnant fund and sets a schedule for further proceedings
Three persons were injured when a passenger train rear ended a freight train while entering the city yard. Bhima or fuppe had a narrow escape from death as the collision caused severe injuries to others.
A local ad offers a complete line of Madray curtains and drapery fabrics in many colors and patterns. Prices range from a few dollars per yard with discounts and bulk values listed, promising special sale options on full yard cuts and matching trims for window treatments.
Ten thousand men in gray gathered in Memphis on June 19 for the ninth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans. Frederick Dent Grant and General Ulysses S. Grant attended as dignitaries. A ceremonial parade featured veterans marching past the reviewing stand as drums and banners marked the occasion in intense heat.
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