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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR describes shirts and fabric blends with references to lightweight garments and various styles. Mentions shorts and athletic shirts with prices noted as one to five dollars, unclear list of materials and names due to unreadable text.
A mosaic of typos and fragments lists promotions, land deals, court notices, and sales. Items mention a Lake Ver Oregon project promoter, a hotel dining scene, a cantata at a ward hall, and a grant valley residence. Ongoing job notices, arson case in Utah, millinery sale, and coal and cement ads appear amid chaotic local business chatter.
A damaged notice reports a delinquent loan amount around 38.60 and notes legal actions by Jane Cont Co. The item also describes ongoing railroad construction, laying new passing tracks and associated operations near a depot platform. It mentions a court action led by Mary Jeckvey et al and references an upcoming event involving Thompson and a concert tour through Idaho and London.
A city party will tour the recently completed reservoir site. Officials and residents will depart from City Hall in carriages and autos for a morning ride to observe the work and quality of the project.
Colanna Germany June 1 reports describe a cloudburst flood along the River Abr in the Eifel region. Eighty seven bodies recovered, many missing after floods swept villages, barracks and the railway. Early estimates say widespread destruction and villagers displaced with possessions lost.
Fragmented report from Nalington notes a complete agreement on a major bill after long debate. The piece mentions the senate hearing, a procedural delay, and a tense exchange over aviation and finance provisions. Officials pledge to advance the measure despite opposition and procedural hurdles.
Advices received from the Union Portion Settlement Company report a rockslide near the mine where a large force is clearing debris with steam shovels. No bodies or holies have been identified yet. Recovery may take another twenty Mayamura days as work continues. A rumor of a wrecked steamship due to an explosion circulated in Ogden but could not be confirmed.
The Orpheum players shut their run after a brief engagement. The Atuel company, previously split from R. & Grout, faced dwindling audiences and rising losses. After a final performance featuring Strongheart the troupe dissolved and members planned to move to Salt Lake City to join Willard Mack & Company.
A fragmented notice lists saburo ichimura’s funeral in a distant place with scattered readings. It mentions relatives and church rites, with lingering references to a memorial date and associated organizations, but the text remains mostly garbled and incomplete.
In municipal court this morning Albert Malan and others pled guilty or not, with several fined for drunkenness and related offenses. The docket details fines of five to six dollars or hard labor, plus several cases continued or bond adjustments, including a driving offense and a kennel-related matter.
Fragmentary text shows a historical appointment of a general in a frontier context. The passage mentions names and a transition of leadership, indicating a shift in command under unclear phrasing. Further details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Richard B. Isling as secretary of war and references a duty to the lives of command, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
Washington on June 14 reports say during a reading of a speech by Sheen today, while discussing a withdrawal bill, Hairbirs criticized ex-Foreatar Pinchol as a flawed theory and ignorant.
The timetable shows Ogden to public depart on Wednesdays with a main 620 am and later 40 minute intervals reaching 12500 feet. First car leaves Hermitage at 6:55 and 7:40, with 40 minute cadence thereafter. The schedule links with the 7:30 am Mamberger transit for Baltimore Lake.
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