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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
3
A garbled Utah newspaper page summarizes funeral notices for J. L. Keyes and Maudrman, divorce and alimony actions, local mine labor talks, rail and civic updates, and travel plans. It mentions the Death of Kunte Henmereen, Obituary tributes, and community events, including a meeting about mine operations and a Lagoon Lagoon incident.
Three hundred people were expected to trim Rah Lae Chu for a trip to Ogden Canyon on Saturday June 3. A barge ride and banquet were planned with local groups invited to attend. The program included music and speeches. details outlined a schedule for the day.
Advertisement offers a newly styled, affordable home with easy terms in a city area. Features and pricing are highlighted, emphasizing modern finishes and value for buyers.
Notice states AN members of Me Lagan pol Xe and Ausiherion will attend a funeral rite at Cathedral Church of Ouride Kattan QoS AN, Cocmarqer, City That Equare Tei Pry Rundegy.
An speech by Thomas EK Meowelsy of Ochea City Utah and remarks from Brownings at Buffalo address the habitual drunkard problem. The talk describes local laws in Onden Utah restricting saloon operation for habitual drinkers and urges public support for aid to addicted individuals.
A garbled excerpt discusses saloons and reform efforts with phrases about pathways to influence and testing, but the meaning is incomplete and difficult to determine from the damaged text. The fragment references social reform and potential actions towardwayfarers and providing aid, though specifics are unclear.
The O14 Folks of Salt Lake County coordinate a June 20 excursion and entertainment for seniors aged 70 and over from Weber to central Salt Lake City. Oregon Short Line offers transportation. routes include north and south contingents with stops at PeerCity Willard Glen and other wards.
The Intermountain Fair Association announces seven tuning races on July Fourth, Utah’s legal holiday. The one day event will bring the largest horse entry seen in Utah, with Judge Mum presiding in the judges stand and two local horsemen assisting. Dozens of named horses are listed as entered, and the program promises a full day of racing starting at 2 PM with grounds preparations and a detailed schedule to follow.
Specifications for five new passenger train tracks on the West site of the Union Sept have been completed and approved by Chief Engineer Ashes. Work will move sand and rail to the sites, with up to ...
Unclear fragmentary text from an old page mentions teens and a carer with references to places and names, but lacks coherent detail to form a factual summary.
Fragmentary obituary notice notes Mr Kaufman ill with illness and grieving family. Mentions Gragg Army member and a funeral to be arranged later, with limited details available in the surviving text.
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