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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
4
Public notices describe the grounds at the Utah School of Dear and Mind open daily in Ogden with relaxed driving rules and a view of spring plantings. Advertisements promote shoe bargains at the Palace and announce local meetings, events, and rail fare specials for Modern Woodmen of America and community sermons.
A garbled late century page lists events from a public sale in Wright's basement to railroad preparations for Saltair opening on May 7. It mentions a piano sale, garment bargains, legal actions including a divorce case, jury duty, and a wave of commerce items such as a new auto, a store ad, and an insurance reward for information leading to an arrest.
Fragmented OCR yields a collage of local items: funeral arrangements for Lucan Ki. Russell with services at 5 p.m. Sunday and burial at city cemetery. death of a Pioneer of Ogden dead. a missing clear date for a funeral. references to Candy Factory workers and a plant with wiring issues. scattered names and addresses including Mrs Nelle Croft 729 Third Street and 225 Hb Street. ad-like lines for fancy palating sod de mating and Pioneer of Ogden.
A partial report notes three new avian smallpox like cases under quarantine in the city with efforts to halt spread. Real estate dealer William Winklehooper is described as among the last victims linked to the Aeolian outbreak. Several addresses on Adams Street show residents under guard.
A circular from the Utah division announces the Rio Grande system will be divided between Orden to Helper and Helper to Grand Junction. A. P. Apperson becomes assistant superintendent for Orden to Helper, while C. J. Oze leads Helper to Grand Junction. Dalley remains general superintendent over both divisions with others retained in their roles.
Former senator Malon Es stricken by apoplexy at home after a banquet. He collapsed while speaking to friends, as bystanders rushed to assist. Medical staff were summoned but his condition deteriorated, and he did not recover.
Hundreds of spectators filled the fairgrounds to watch a field of horses race on a half mile dirt track after rain. Dick Lakett, a longtime trainer, marveled at the speed of the quarter and half mile splits while suggesting some runners could contest Utah next. Managers plan a return sale and a second meet with bookmakers and owners signaling a major local racing event.
Modern Woodmen and AML Moder Women plan a parade at 7 oclock on May 9 in Lincoln Nebraska with participants from camps statewide. A. Th Talbot and Head Consul Tats preside as the marching groups assemble at Carnegie Library before the event, inviting public attendance.
A county court commissioners failed to show cause why a license should not be granted for Denny Sym to operate a retail saloon at Slide. The judge ruled the license process must follow the law, with standard qualifications, road character checks, and appeals to the supreme court by the District Attorney. The governor’s veto on the local option measure is under challenge as the case moves forward.
Six persons were killed in a tornado in Gconcia Albany, Georgia, with reports noting multiple fatalities and scattered damage across the area. Authorities and responders are assessing the scene as residents react to the disaster. The article mentions victims and places around Albany and Meigs, though details are fragmentary.
Large influx of colonists travels west by Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line trains from Ogden en route to California and the Pacific Northwest. Over 500 arrive via Rio Grande and Union Pacific routes. crowds fill Ogden depot as cheap colonist tickets draw people westward for days.
A garbled note praises pineapples as versatile, listing desserts and preparations like cream sherbet cake and pineapple pie. It extols health benefits and compares pineapples favorably to other fruits, though many words are misspelled and unclear.
Gates open at 1 p.m. Sunday for a baseball game between the Helena Prague team and the Hepshtican all stars from Salt Lake at Fair Grounds. A race track show may be included with the day’s events as over 200 horses are in training for the races. The 3 p.m. ball game will be followed by racing, weather permitting, with managers noting favorable conditions for practice and training ahead of the Prague in Balt-bate.
May 1 Savannah Ga reports a severe storm struck at 360 o'clock relay, tearing down trees and damaging the MeKane hospital for negres, a factory roof collapsed injuring one man. The storm lasted under half a minute and caused extensive damage across the city.
Cold air spreads across Nebraska as April 2nd frigid conditions persist. North Platte records a low temperature marketing near freezing with lingering wind chill. Statewide forecasts warn of continued subfreezing readings into the night.
A woman fatally shoots a man she mistook for a robber at a residence in Canton. Mrs Elizabeth Forayth, the widow of a local figure, fired a shot from a window as a man and companion approached. The husband, returning home, learned of the incident and statements suggest the target was misidentified. The alleged events involve a man named Pennies and another named Gred.
A historical court record describes Bard Depa Fiend and Hutton charged with theft and vagrancy in Bim At the Dis release period. Bard pled guilty and received ninety days while Mullin pleaded guilty to drunkenness with a five dollar fine and five days. Hutton arraigned for vagrancy and denied guilt amid claims of selling phoney jewelry and seeking work.
Report from the county notes that some fruit orchards show partial recovery while widespread damage appears less severe than feared. Observers like Mr. Thormpann and Mr. McCoi t express cautious optimism about the fruit crop, with varied assessments across districts and limited definite damage in some locales.
In a strained courtroom scene at Tooenton J. Main's trial, Captain Peter C. Twakny and Major John Deny Maina face intense questioning as a brother testifies about past actions in the Philippines. The defendant reacts with anger and confusion, denying involvement while certain revelations unsettle the defense. Claudia, the captain's wife, confronts him upon his return, seeking reasons behind his sudden appearance and the implications of a tainted reputation.
Wigs Lorie and Trance win at Pimlico in a mixed race showing strong pace. The event features mid distance action with notable times listed and several unfamiliar names interspersed throughout the brief OCR.
Murray, famed as the King of Starters, is chosen to lead Utah’s greatest horse meet plan. He aims to bring the best Thoroughbreds to Ogden, praising Utah’s track and urging support from farmers and breeders for a landmark Pacific Coast race season.
The document presents a bank ledger excerpt from Weber County Utah dated 1909. It lists liabilities and capital stock figures, deposits including savings and demand deposits, and various notes such as federal reserve and certified checks. The page includes signatures from cashier and notary public confirming the accuracy of the statements.
Physicians attending Claude Moyes report his condition showing improvement after a severe spell with fluctuating vital signs. Night temperatures spiked to high levels then cooled, and his pulse varied rapidly before slowly stabilizing. Doctors caution against optimism until he avoids further chills and regains strength.
A baby girl was born May 1 at the Site of Herman West Creek located at 20E1 Hailantyne Avenue. The family reports the birth of a daughter and a healthy delivery.
A marriage license was issued to Lawrence W. Fall of Opirn and Larchia A. Foster of Galland California. The document confirms their union and lists the issuing authority and date.
The infant son of director and Mrs Baird died this morning after long illness with pneumonia. Funeral services will be announced later.
Reported incident from Traverse Michigan on May 1 describes a steamer found adrift with no crew aboard. Details are garbled but indicate a barge and possible transfers near Rotthpurt, with speculation about crew fate and a patrol involved. Authorities urged caution as incomplete narration leaves many questions.
Head Consul Talbot of the Modern Woodmen of America will arrive in Ogden Sunday ahead of a big parade and welcome ceremonies. Delegations from multiple towns will travel, with candidates to be adopted, and a large public event scheduled around 7 27 p m. Local units and visiting members plan a joint celebration boosting Woodmen presence in Utah.
Fragmentary notice from Salt Lake June 16 calling for a clerk in forestry service. Mentions preparation courses and a specific college and location but text is garbled. Indicates applicant details and eligibility but lacks clear names or dates.
Unclear text describes a car service issue near Orden Canyon with references to leaving, night travel, and repair, mentioning DELTZER at 2476 Grant Ave. Details are fragmented but imply an automotive service or repair note from a local business.
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