22 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
A Brooklyn reader from Nostvanit Ayn recounts long illness and severe skin afflictions. After trying many doctors and remedies with little relief, she reports that the Cure Cuticura Remedies brought a dramatic change, freeing her from pain and improving her skin.
New York June 22 reports from tobacco markets show a rise in prices for Turkish cigarettes. An advance in high grade Turkish brands was announced, with manufacturers facing higher costs as imports and production shift amid shortages.
The Ogden Fire Company reports elevated poultry prices amid a major sale at 2620 Washington, affecting local buyers. Details indicate a noticeable price shift impacting consumers and merchants in the area.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Ogden planning for a 1911 convention, with details on parade bands, uniforms, and activities. Mentions Prov o July 4th travel, D H G QR special train, and boosters urging members to attend in uniform.
A daring attempt was made to rob Mrs. PN McElroy as she returned home on Whelington Avenue at night. A lone intruder approached while she walked, crossing Twenty ninth to Thirtieth streets, near a pole, before vanishing.
Public notice for milk peddlers and street hawkers dated June 15 1016. It mentions working hours from 6 a m to 9 m and names RUBSHLL Bealer of Weighly and Mudsyces and Eaglevers OMeD Oxden in the city notice.
A colorful promotional train from Southern California’s Orange Belt plans to tour cities from Ogden to Detroit, delivering free samples of oranges and other fruit. Officials say the carload display will travel through multiple stops, inviting crowds to meet the Elk Bonaters and learn about California’s orange industry.
A garbled OCR snippet shows incomplete words and unclear context. It includes fragments like town or station names, a possible reference to birds and a hall, and stray punctuation. No coherent event or person identified from the readable text.
Oxden Fields Poultry Company at 2528 Washington paid top dollar for dressed poultry and fresh meats, signaling a strong local market. Shoppers were urged to compare prices and quality as demand remained brisk through the week.
District Judge A D Lewis ruled property takings for the air estate project would proceed after a city vote. City officials plan to repurpose several blocks as a public space, with three-week delays for property owners to challenge the order.
A fragmented Ogden notice outlines plans to guide the city toward economic growth. It mentions cooperation with local groups, potential projects, and calls for citizen input to support improvements and new facilities.
Whispers of a wire service surge as Western Union readies its offices to handle a feared treméhilous influx of news. A vast crowd of reporters and operators are described, with thousands of words and urgent telegrams poised to flash to Reno and other destinations.
Rida Willan and general freight and passenger service gains at Salt Lake City and Ogden effective July. Ridd witnesses changes in staffing and operations as new roles are announced.
Roach reserves defeated the Mail Clerks in a season opener described as a strong start for the reserves. The piece notes other players and teams, mentions a forthcoming challenge with Lucky Nine of Salt Lake City, and lists players like Jess Hart and Elvingatia. The game is set for Sunday afternoon, June 12, with Salt Lake City teams anticipated.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises presses and printing services with illegible names and contact lines. It mentions four pages, cheap rates, and inquiries to a standard address but lacks clear details.
Judgment awarded Thomas O. Foley owner of Elite Brood against a Bilts restaurant former manager for damages totaling 3586.95. Case argued in district court yesterday with claims of alleged misappropriation and improper conduct at the restaurant. The ruling sets aside pending actions and anticipates forthcoming enforcement steps.
Notice to public effective June 16. Trains run from Union Depot at 6:20 p.m. and every forty minutes until 12:00 a.m. Service from Lemmeherstge at 6 26 5 and 7 24 a.m. thereafter and 6 86 a.m. Early navigation and rail details listed. Bailey, Supt.
August Hy Bode, an artificial naturalization agent, attended the district court regarding the agreement representation. Applications for naturalization papers were tendered at the waterworks.
Lewis Wilson filed a district court complaint seeking to enforce a real estate agreement related to Gartula property in Wena county. He alleges the defendant refused to honor the agreement and requests relief, noting a sale and related actions. The document references a nail and a power of attorney as part of the dispute.
Fragmented notes describe Beattle Wauly' Jurie leading an annual Indore of about 13 91 00 dollars and travel routes to New York and Boston. Mentions Fringe Jieingara a Yale student and references to AR DIGW congrods with unclear context.
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