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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR listing phone rings and numbers with misread headers. Reads as telephones directory mentions items like No 39 Bell Phare two rings NE 66 and Be l Phare one ring. Context unclear but appears to be a short classifieds listing.
The page blends notices from Ogden Salt Lake and surrounding areas with ads for plants, coal, and services. Items include court actions, divorces, appraisers, sales, excursions to Salt Lake, a State Teachers’ Convention note, and travel reports from Yellowstone, plus various local business promotions and personal notices.
A damaged, OCR heavy excerpt touts remedies for backache and urinary issues with references to kidney cure claims and medications. It mentions Ogden Utah and various brand names, suggesting an advertisement or medical claim page. The readable names and places are scattered with uncertain phrasing.
A citizens committee appointed by Governor Spry adjourned after a long session on the Industrial School investigation. Superintendent Thompson seeks legal counsel, with both sides expected to be represented, as the panel decides whether to resume Friday morning or move to Monday. Women attendees press for full inquiry, while delays and contested timelines cloud the proceedings. The report notes tension, with sensational developments anticipated and a historic sculpture purchase referenced in passing.
Nearly new modern bungalow with seven rooms, two baths, pantry and base scent features. Contact WY Th at 2316 Fowir Ave for details and inquiries.
The Fort Collins owners are described amid a chaotic listing of properties and avenues. The article notes planning alterations to properties along Quacy avenues and Twentyconnth piserk and Hintied avenue with eventual sale or redevelopment.
A cryptic note from a New York catalog references a rare Spanish altar item linked to the fifteenth century. The fragment hints at authentication or provenance questions and mentions the term Mespont and a potential expert or manuscript context without clear details.
Springfield June 17. A man who kept his saloon open on Sunday sought U S citizenship. the Supreme Court denied his petition. He argued other saloons opened and were tolerated, but the ruling upheld enforcing the Sunday closing law until repealed. The decision lands on the role of law versus legislative change.
An OCR passage extols Quaker Oats as ideal for school children and workers highlighting breakfast quality and daily consumption. It argues oats boost health and energy with regular use and notes convenient family and city tract packaging, urging routine breakfast.
President Taft directs a quiet yet thorough inquiry into alleged sugar trust practices. Receiver George M. Earle Jr. oversees actions connected to the American Sugar Refining Company amid pressures on antitrust enforcement.
The article notes the attorney general’s actions over conditions in salt and trusts involving the Pennsyvania Sugar Refining and American Sugar Refining interests. It mentions Henry W. Taft aiding defense, Attorney General Wickerham’s role, and a push by Mr Culberson for Senate disclosure of department correspondence. It cites questions about Sherman Act enforcement and the absorption of the Pennsylvania company.
June 17 report states a board of health meeting decided against opposing John Early’s transfer from Washington for treatment. Washington authorities would permit his departure, removing a long dispute. Doctors dispute whether the ailment is leprosy, a skin condition, and arrangements to transport Early to New York were pressed, with Salvation Army bearing transport costs.
The Archbishop of New York, Farley, was privately received by the Pope who praised American Catholic efforts. The exchange included a playful baseball reference and remarks on Vatican support, church funding, and plans to aid parish churches facing repairs.
A suspect in an Indian Doy murder was transported to the county seat for arraignment. The ceremony is set for today in the county jail as authorities proceed with formal charges and a preliminary hearing to follow.
A Pleasant Grove youth, Verse Walker, has twice drawn police attention for trouble, with a plan to report to reform school when Officer Napier arrives. He was arrested last Saturday for drunkenness, released after Lieutenant Shannon's lecture, and told to return home. A complaint alleges Jatneeny Green allowed the boy to sleep on Second South Street. later the boy disappeared with a sack of catte, money spent by Walker while in a downtown saloon.
Philadelphia June 16 The directors of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company today declared the usual semiannual dividend of 6 per cent and the common stock dividend of 4 per cent along with the annual semiannual dividend of 5 per cent of the preferred stock.
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