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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
3
A garbled Ogden page lists funeral announcements for Perkins and Staples, plus notices on sales, clothing, and a train update. It references The Palace Store, Larking & Av a funeral chapel, and various local shops, with scattered weather notes and public notices about court, guardians, and estate matters.
Viedett the guest of Mr A Hiroe attended by physician Jockey Chris Aller suffered a compound fracture of his tibia at the Fair Grounds Tuesday afternoon. Officials say prognosis is favorable for an early recovery. Details posted at The Power Butter and Cafe.
Notice is hereby given for Ogden Railway and Depot Company annual meeting of stockholders at the office of the Superintendent in Ogden on Tuesday June 1 1243 at 7 00 p m to elect directors for the ensuing year. Secretary YN ARSS
Soldiers from the islands led by Heat-Colonel J. B. Gasle arrived in Cheyenne after escorting an Army Arab freight train. The Fourth Field Artillery unit, including nine commissioned officers and several enlisted men, traveled from Dake land to Cheyenne via Port Ith and are eager to return home. Officers praise the voyage, noting better discipline and less red tape, and Cheyenne’s post is expanding with wide regional economic impact and ongoing appropriation.
An early questionable health ad touts Hyeret as a cure for catarrh bronchial issues and asthma. It claims antiseptic germicide properties from Australian pine and eucalyptus. The outfit includes a rubber bottle and water bottles priced at 31.9 with a 50 cent tailing option. It warns against impure blood and promises renewed strength and health.
Mar 19 Attica dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt hunting at Jufo ranch. He encountered a female thiguerros and wounded it in the shoulder, with the skin weighing a reported weight. The account notes Roosevelt’s actions and the animal’s fate as he pursued the quarry.
The readable portion shows garbled phrases about famine and lines of unread text, offering no clear events, names, or places to identify a coherent news item or outcome. It appears as a damaged OCR fragment lacking sufficient structured facts.
In a local case a jury found Clarence Ernst guilty of murder in the death of Kitty Charlee Fruplea. Witnesses described a barroom confrontation and a late night shooting linked to a poker dispute and a hidden knife. The verdict left the case open for further legal action under the murder charge.
Harriman passenger service officials announce the Yellowstone Park train will be placed on a calendar schedule during the national park season. The first train departs Ogden at 7 43 pm on Saturday June and arrives at the Park breakfast time next morning in Ogden. The park traffic is increasing yearly, and the Ogden route grows more popular. another Yellowstone train may be added this year to meet tourist demand.
John W App was acquitted by a jury after being charged with murder. The trial recounts a bartender altercation where App claimed self defense under Utah statute section 1166. The jury deliberated about three hours and accepted the justification plea, surprising many.
Partial OCR item notes a bathroom with hot and cold water electric lights closets and a large room near a bench and a car line. Mentions nearby commission and two phone references with unclear context and pricing.
In Wood River Maine on May 19 a militia unit was dispatched by press order to apprehend a man, with local officials and residents aware of the operation. The terse notice notes a planned arrest without detailing the outcome or identities involved.
A Baptist Sunday School Institute is set for Thursday and Friday at Haptiot Church with sessions at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. Dr. EM Stephenson of University Dark Colorado will conduct. The invitation urges all interested to attend regardless of denomination to discuss teaching methods and Sunday school improvement.
The Montello Oil Co Incorporated filed articles of incorporation in county records. Names listed include Thay hl Matha WN Voto Toe Bint and others. Principal location and stated purpose include mining and related activities with Ogden as base.
The group announces its officers: President David Mattoon, Vice President T. C. Hurts, Secretary Heynalde, and Treasurer RA. Moyea. The fraternity board of directors is completed by Sony, CM. Beaton, and Ken Pearson.
A local society note lists several marriage intentions and nuptial pairings: Weary C. Jane of Cache Junction with Clara J. Wrient of Weber, William F. Guorman of Ogden with Sas Morea of Vitara, and Fred W. Hodgson of Baltimore City with Mary Elivor Hingham of Ogden.
In Fair Lake on May 19 a Greek laborer rescued ten year old Glena Jakeman from City Creek after the boy was rendered unconscious. The rescuer declined credit for the act and disappeared, while the child's parents considered rewarding him for the brave save.
The Land of England describes ownership within metropolitan boundaries, noting about 40,180 acres and a core group holding fourfifths of land. It estimates roughly 6,000 owners hold most property, with 500 noblemen among them and a few dominating the rest. The piece appears from the New York American.
Entries for Thursday races list multiple horses with weights and odds across five races including Five furlongs and Three furlongs sprints. Notable runners include Antara Job A dalion Muna and Bel Chan J Jar ver Grand Ehip in various events with names such as Silvan Pett Cup and Spourth Hayes. The ad ends with an Ironport promotion for weary shoppers.
A long standing mural titled Waterfall, depicting a storm scene, faces contest over its relocation to the state capitol. An art committee says the storm imagery reflects poorly on the state, while supporters argue it belongs in the capitol for public view. The artist declined to alter the canvas.
Fragmentary diary style notes describe a theater outing with a raid on a home at 6 34 and a plan to reach the Playhouse by eight. A woman dressed in a bat end coat discusses travel and a missed wedding, with dialogue about staying together for an hour before the play.
Readable fragments show a damaged notice about an alter event with scattered letters and names. The exact action, place, and date remain unreadable, preventing a precise summary.
A report from the city notes Lewis Elgers was caught stealing butter from a Black man and Urinin restaurant on Twentyfirst Street. He pleaded guilty and received thirty days on the municipal rock pile after the judge reviewed the circumstances. Delivery man Mohlin assisted, butter recovered in decent condition. suspect arrested and arraigned.
A B beltish medical man discusses reactions to death among men and women. He notes men may fight death, seek consultation, and rely on specialists, while many women accept fate. He claims men gain a chance if operated, but women tend to submit to surgery with calm resignation.
A garbled dialogue fragment questions ownership and role of a poet. The speaker dismissively answers that the poet produces condensed soap advertisements, naming The Mellman as part of the exchange. The text shows unclear context and multiple typos.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled exchange mentioning a person named Klek and a Houston Fert reference. Hard to extract clear events, names, places, or dates. The readable bits imply dialogue about a lady and a child but lack coherent context or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary dialogue captures a family breakfast scene with surprised responses and garbled phrases. The overheard exchange hints at an amused mood as characters speak in playful mispronunciations and interjections, suggesting a domestic vignette from a bygone era.
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