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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
A garbled report discusses timber costs and procurement for railroad ties amid local tension. It mentions plans, potential buyers, and community interest, naming officials and places while outlining questions about quantities and prices. The piece hints at a meeting and possible bids affecting local infrastructure.
Readable OCR fragment describes two day gathering of the State Bankers Association in Ogden with plans for sessions starting Wednesday June 22. Program lists speakers including President Lewis Blile and officials from Salt Lake City and Beaver, with addresses of welcome and evening events, banquet at The Hermitage, and notable attendees such as Mrs Roosevelt’s sister and dignitaries. extensive social activities accompany the official program.
Notice to pedlars and street hawkers outlines measures and penalties enforced by the inspector and sewer, requiring them to tote the authority of the office on working days from dawn to noon. Signed by Russell, Senior of Weights and Measures, in the city office. Date: June.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Alexandra rode to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for the ceremony attended by crowds and police to maintain order. The bride and groom exchanged vows as the Rough Riders provided a notable escort and more than a hundred policemen guarded the event.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt met a throng outside the Fifth Avenue hotel as he arrived in New York after a long journey. He reviewed letters and prepared to address reporters, with aides and Secretaries Meyer and Root present. The scene showed a public welcome, a press briefing room, and a tour of the city’s sights accompanying discussions of upcoming appearances and duties.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a for sale notice with partial phrases including price and sale type. readable bits reference pres sale and standard, with missing context, dates, and full details.
In a nineteenth century style report the article recalls a big leather case used by a figure associated with the Postmaster General and a ceremonial reward for seats. It hints at political intrigue, a travel mishap in the Grand Canyon region, and a mysterious illness or danger linked to Norton and the president. The language suggests a dramatic, gossip filled account of a political affair and a travel incident.
A fragmented report recounts a family dispute ending in death at a Santaquin home when a woman drank poison after a quarrel with Olaf Peterson. Neighbors heard the sounds, authorities were alerted, and the victim died before help arrived.
Market notices indicate meat prices advanced with higher costs per pound and limited supplies. Vendors reported increased rates across several cuts as households seek bargain options while new price indices circulate among buyers.
A fragment from the classifed page notes changes in rationing and distribution. It mentions revised fares for the poor, reference to imports, and a distribution plan across parts of the country. The readable text is highly garbled and limited in specifics.
A fragmented possibly humorous 1920s style passage discusses using the lower oven on a gas stove. It notes people preferring the lower oven for cooking and mentions a general habit of choosing this setting. The text references a person selling a stool to sit on while broiling and hints at comfort during cooking.
A scrambled passage discusses burners and an oven with a dial and buttons. It mentions paying fees, counting cycles, and baking a cake or tale in a cob oven, with unclear references to specific names or events. The text remains garbled and challenging to decipher.
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