Fractured OCR Teases Missing Details in Notice
Scattered fragments from an old page show garbled phrases and misread names. The readable bits hint at a standard matter like a business or public notice but lack clear subjects or dates.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
7
Scattered fragments from an old page show garbled phrases and misread names. The readable bits hint at a standard matter like a business or public notice but lack clear subjects or dates.
A mixed page shows wedding plans and social alerts from Ogden area readers. Items mention Alice and David Sinaddon wedding attendance, a Presbytery event, furniture trades, horsemanship, a visa to Utah, and a prospective marriage legal hurdle. The clutter hints at community notices, trades, and social happenings.
An ad style fragment touts brown pans and footwear from a large global shoe house. It claims quality and value for Indies and children, promising unmatched price and variety including dolls, notions, and turnings, with customer exclamations about “never judged.”
Readable fragments show varied items: shop ads for Fred Massa and Keller & Co with addresses on Wash Ave, beef market pitches, a Mie WG concert at the Presbyterian church on Friday June 21st, and a county clerk note about licenses. Also notices of voice and piano pupils, embroidery lessons at Last and Thomas, and Meuin Japan method demonstrations.
The Knights and Ladies of the Macrabees host a benefit ball at Lepbig Park Pavilion next Friday night. Proceeds aid a paralytic man in precarious condition and Mrs. Dalton’s L O L S support efforts. Attendees are urged to come for a good cause and social enjoyment.
A former stenographer describes a recovery after hospitalization for mental illness, crediting regular use of Grape-Nuts for brain health and vitality. The letter touts the product as a brain food, recounting improved mood, energy, and a return to health after years of strain.
Event invites the public to a night at Lester Burk pavilion with proceeds aiding a local cause. Benette Dalton family hosts, Mroorder Dall listed as contact for tickets, Bey Friday deadline for purchases.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a scheduled event at a religious stake or group in a city on an uncertain date. Mentions include Weber Stake and Quran themed gathering with unclear names like Loren Pur and Al Shenibet. Information is incomplete and reliability uncertain.
The memorial service of the Brotherhood of Tilfroad Munduimwn and Lidia fivetiery will be held Sunday. Members and families are invited to attend. Inquiries to G. 1) Simpsia and A. Le Thowe. Budgetary-
About 1200 men are now employed finishing the five mile trestle on the Ogden Lucis cut off. Engineers expect the work to be completed in two months, with trains able to cross for passenger service soon after. Several trestle gaps closed, sinks and rock disintegration under control as the last stretch nears completion.
Sunday Cane Thoouen manager TiEord Dentes says the game will be transferred to Salt Lake Homer Plake has returned to Ogdes and will be seen in the Lobster Lint up in the Salt Lake Gants. Munagst Aibtoril at the Ogdes base. The Wednesday game with Salt Lake having been transferred to Friday. The game played Monday was the postponed Wednesday game due to rain. Homey Plaka is expected to appear in the Ogden lineup for the Salt Lake games.
Municipal court notes recount a frenzied evening featuring intoxicated defendants, fights, and suspensions. Alfred Astagun, a Frenchman, was sentenced to days in jail after assault disturbances and a post-arrest brawl while awaiting further proceedings. Others, including Job Daddy, Dan Lindsay, and Robert Scott, faced guilty pleas or suspended sentences amid liquor and street altercations.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local notice from Lincoln with names and dates, outlining duties, gatherings, and property or service references. Details are unclear, but references to days, times, and local places suggest a community update or public posting.
The Ogden paper reports the arrival of a grand circus, praising its extensive acts from Iowa and Kansas tours. It highlights the parade at 10:80 am, the Mortell bicycle act, the Davenport and Fuller riders, and extensive aerial and acrobatic feats. The Martell family and a promising young rider are noted among several strong performances. The show promises pageantry, skill, and thrilling stunts for all ages.
The Glenwood Park program extends for one more week featuring dancing each evening in the pavilion. Admission is five cents.
A garbled note describes a circus scene with clowns and performers on a windy night. Fragments imply questions about a high-spirited pony act and a confusion over seating or timing during a performance. The piece hints at audience curiosity and potential venue issues without clear facts.
A damaged clipping reports a local court decision fining a man identified as Topol Kandille MW with thirty days in county jail. The incident involved the disruption of a saloon on a mission that referenced Mist Roles and a conversion of a vehicle, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A chaotic incident at the Sosa Inn in Bonduin ends after police quell a mob. Several people were wounded and nine arrests were reported as guards struggled to maintain order amid unrest and gunfire rumors.
Tamalies McCardle's wholesale operation faces disruption amid unclear supply lines and pricing shifts. Local producers report reduced deliveries and erratic orders as market conditions tighten supply of chicken tamales.
The notice advertises 50 cents for three 2c bottles of Hires Root Beer Extract, 15 cents for two 1c bottles Webster Root Beer, 10 cents for 3 dozen Corks, and 25 cents for a dozen Patenit Rubber and Wire Corks. It promotes supplies for home root beer preparation.
The Board of Control met with multiple committees named and members appointed. Officials discussed invitations, finance, labor, and irrigation matters, with notes on a Salt Lake City visit. Proposals included funding for the Irrigation Congress and preparations for the Livermore Congress, plus references to communications and forthcoming meetings.
The excerpt outlines minutes of a meeting of the irrigation committee with chairmen Wright and Ginemann, naming members like Claimer, Morrick, McKay, and Weber. It discusses creating a Paned of Control and scheduling exhibits and irrigation congress events, noting a 1:40 adjournment and requests to involve a railroad committee in fair grounds plans.
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