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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
3
McMillan and Macatell, New York musical artists, perform a dozen popular songs as Ogden Pythias marks its twenty fifth initiation anniversary. W Hestark receives a handsome certificate at a Monday night ceremony held at 87d Twrentythied Street.
A mixed local notices page references church services at First Congregational and related events, an estate filing for Eliza Purdy with Will annexed in Ogden, and social items including a Patrick souvenir dance. Also mentions missing relatives, interment timing, and a poem of announcements amid farm land references and regional ads.
A lengthy confession reveals the gang, led by the so called Commnation Kid, with members formerly performing in circuses and shows. Authorities link the suspects to the G. Morehart and Montell incidents, describe injuries to Morehart, and note that two innocent men jailed may be released after affidavits.
The item cites a proposed roadbed improvement in Utah with work trains employing many laborers and a plan to map improvements. It also records a Friday wedding of Fred Young and Margaret Lochhead, with family reception, and various community notices about events, sales, and funeral services, all referencing local locations and individuals.
A partial OCR reads at the home of his grandmother Mire Small on Twenty fourth Avenue in Carton County. It mentions a best rat and refers to Lemis Good Coat as the source, with page/line fragment 142.
One hundred men resumed work on the Ogden canyon railroad route this morning. They are divided into groups to expedite grading. The first mile of road may be finished this month, reaching Peery brothers’ property. Bridges over the river are due by April 20 and a third by May 15. Contracts were obtained by Minneapolis Steel & Machine Company.
The Amalgamated company outlines moving a sugar plant from Lan tirange to abandon the operation at the bakery site. Oregon authorities cite supply and safety concerns while officials review the transition. The move aims to reassign assets to improve production, with legal notices pending.
Local managers weigh multiple sites for a new beet factory. Proposals include locating near Huntsville, another near Pangette and Fevier, or in Werar county. Farmers fear water shortages and drought impact on beet crops. Proponents argue improved land and water access could support a profitable operation.
A baritone recital featuring Clene Hall was planned for Ogden on March 4 with AG Enthusiastic Audience present. Reports note strong reception at Sacramento and the event is expected to be musical and well attended.
A Washington stenographer recalls the grind of daily office toil and the lure of simple pleasures. She describes how small comforts like grapes and nuts sustain her while laboring long hours, noting how mood and vigor shift with routine work.
In this fragmentary critique the author praises a performer named Mrasages for masterful delivery and delicate phrasing. It highlights expressive singing, artistic vision, and the audience response to a dramatic, staged piece featuring emotional depth and refined vocal color.
The article discusses whether death ends existence and how modern thought questions life after death. It notes sermons at Conmrva tionsl church addressing these ideas with one sermon titled The Boat Homeward Round Carlyle and the question of life after death.
Fragmentary obituary notes Martha Died Similey, intent to participate, at home in Itterdale. Mentions a hospitalization, interment at Qeden CO cemetery, and Inspector Ray’s force awaiting congratulations on a ten-piece gain. Mentions mother and son waiting, Albert Dimeets expected to recover.
The county clerk issued marriage records for Fern B. Young and Mareatet WM Lachheat of Ogden, documenting their matrimony.
A local seed shop advertises fresh varieties including Heratagem Peas and clay, with pricing per pound. The notice emphasizes timely availability and novelty items from 8RENSI SEEDS and nearby vendors.
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