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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
3
A fragment from a May sale advertisement details undermuslin prices and items. Corset covers gowns and chemise are listed with values and sale prices such as 6 00 vallies and 2.95 to 4.00 ranges. The legible text indicates a promotional sale for dainty undergarments and related wear.
Fragmented OCR text discusses the Martin society, Cilten's Inning ChALtAblA, and local town fan events. It mentions a great Phe of the precent amy and references a group at a town meeting with unclear details.
A shipment of high quality horses arrived, showing strong stock for local buyers. The consignment includes several promising mares and geldings suitable for riding and work. Local dealers expect brisk sales in the upcoming week.
A quarry blast at Lakeside Quarry injured a worker described as a longtime powderman under Foreman Halley. The incident left him severely wounded with internal injuries and hospitalized after an explosion detonated during loading of powder. Riots in the base were suppressed while management faced pressure over safety practices and casualties.
An upcoming Thursday track meet features Ogden High School against Welch Academy in a spacious outdoor stadium. Contenders claim victory with strong sprinters, distance runners, and field event specialists. Notable names include Allen, Moran, Powell, Rees, and others, while event order and entries remain to be finalized for a likely competitive program.
A railroad train was trapped by severe flooding near Caliente and Navane as water surged across tracks. Passengers were moved by wagon to Acoma and then by rail to Salt Lake City. The stalled train remained immobile through January with reports of a railroad watchman working to clear the east side of the browk and free the cars.
Fragmentary notes recount a 1816 marriage and long family history, mentioning individuals such as Mrs. Petereow and Marvin Ontaver with scattered references to years and kin. The text preserves a glimpse of a nineteenth century union and lineage amid garbled details.
A fragmented OCR note for a Sunday May 22 program at the Ronita theater lists Thee Buge sed, a popular Roviti act, a comedy, and a feature routine. It mentions women and Borg and a beyond repair plot with an ordinary mel comedy tone.
Bonita stars in a vaudeville style comedy titled Wine, Worn and Boog at the Ode Theater in New York City for a long run. A strong ensemble cast includes notable performers, with fashionable gowns and chorus girls, promising a glamorous, lighthearted entertainment spree this season.
The fragment describes Sidwell Maz Vth facing a probing incident at a cave with an impaired condition noted on the day of questioning. Orcay, owner of the complaint, seeks a professional bearing for the defendant as recorded during a court appearance at KOO.
Superintendent Eggertson of the Weber County schools reports teachers and students are preparing for the closing events the week of May. The eighth grade exams and exhibitions dominate the program with parent attendance expected. final credits and honors to follow in late May at the Garden Tah Nenacte.
Attorney John Davis appeared for J Ryan in a municipal court session. The defendant, unable to attend fully due to illness, requested time to prepare for trial. Bail was set at 26 dollars. Ryan was released and remained under supervision, with morning plans for a trial next day and testimony from Mrs Ryan and Mr Moran anticipated.
Leavenworth Kansas reports an instruction session for the Newtanal Guard planned for May 21 at Be Tnavenwneit. The notice lists attendance and required duties for participants amid unclear handwriting and damaged OCR text.
In municipal court, Tedaph Meleon failed to appear after depositing $5 for bond to cover a disorderly conduct case tied to assault allegations against J.W. Booty dated May 12. The bond was forfeited. The case against FC Shumater was dismissed for lack of witnesses. a disturbance charge against Shumaker was set for hearing on May 9 with further proceedings on May 1.
Plaintiff alleges that Lunden Lin cashire Fire Insurance failed to adjust a claim for $4,000 stock loss after a January 4, 1940, fire damaged a candies and tobaccos store at 181 Twenty-fourth Street. The suit claims unpaid premiums and policy coverage of $400 insuring furniture and fixtures.
May Robson returns to Ogden theater Monday and Tuesday in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, a classic comedy about Aunt Mary’s country life, a New York trip with her nephew Jack, and a lively love story. The production promises Miss Robson’s strongest stage performance yet with a strong supporting company and Saturday seat sales.
The sad news from Ogden reports Cecil Farr of Ogden, a brakeman with Beelex Limber Co, killed by a moving train near Dee Oregon while at work. He was eight years old and well known in Ogden, with a large family and many relatives left behind. The exact circumstances and details of the accident are not yet clear.
A fragmentary report recalls a Friday gathering at Abra and a safety training event. Names mentioned include Mr. Pr RURIAINA PONTRE, Wy ty Bes floc Owen, Oritrith, Tia and Gary. The text notes a sampling, a home visit, and a last Friday event with Mrs Couch and Mrs Conon.
Monday night entorteln tug Mr and Mire at Hupier's marked the comel party hosted by Mrs D Sheehan as part of the fifth anniversary celebrations. Attending guests included F P J Riese H J Spencer Matt Growning A Py Bigelow Baru d Lynch Ay Rubn and others at Ogden. Local events saw Martha society efforts praised for a successful performance. Guests at 2680 Orchardl y included Gaucun and Winteta with Mr and Mrs J N Pogart of Oakland among nearby visitors. A Missionary Society meeting at the Unild poyse drew anticipated attendance tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 deluye.
Market notes show higher prices for live poultry fish and pork products impacting households at 242 Washington. Local traders report steady demand as retailers adjust tag lines and stock levels amid inflationary trends.
The fragment lists proposed residences on Van Buren Avenue and Washington Avenue, with future costs near 4600 dollars and 4000 dollars. It mentions builders and residents including Mrs Nettie Turner and Benjamin Garner, detailing plots between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets and between Adams and Jefferson avenues.
In Marlin deputy court Sheriff Farlow B. Wilson faces a $162,386 claim for alleged unlawful seizure of property. The case, before Judge J A Howell, targets the sheriff for allowing seizure tied to a will contest and execution issued from Morris Utah. The record cites bond and council involvement with properties tied to the MInnn company. The hearing focuses on damages and the legality of the sheriff action and related property claims.
A garbled text fragment mentions a locomotive engine to support Relas and a convention. It references dates and places in an unclear way with several improper words, making precise facts difficult to extract. The readable portions suggest a transport or engineering note but lack concrete details.
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