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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
4
A funeral service for Ars Larsen was conducted in a local church with family and friends attending. The event featured reflections on the deceased life and was attended by relatives, neighbors, and community members from the Ward area and nearby neighborhoods.
The hospital board reviewed a Friday night session detailing a near $70,000 expenditure for finishing and automating the new facility. A Weber club gift of 5000 cash accompanied plans to open the hospital soon while emphasizing community support and safety in electricity use.
An Ogden reader cites relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased at a local pharmacy. The letter praises the remedy's effect on back pain and general kidney discomfort, recounting family endorsement and urging others with similar symptoms to try the product.
A garbled May 20 dispatch reports Mayor Harrison addressing electricity and public works. The piece references a convention, the National Electric Water Association, and planned discussions on street paving, infrastructure, and policy outcomes, with uncertain details about participants and dates.
A fragmented notice from Golden Packing and Provision Co offers hog prices for 180 to 200 pounds and 200 to 400 pounds with dressed options and fat veal payments. It lists sale days Tuesday or Friday, a slaughter schedule, and travel details to the plant near Washington Avenue.
Washington May 20 The United States debate over naval armament and battleship construction continued in the Senate. Senator Hale urged proven expenditure reductions while Turon proposed a Dreadnaught class replacement. discussions touched on costs per capita and the overall navy budget for the current year.
Storied welterweight Packey will train at Jack Straw’s Castle ahead of a planned May 20 national sparring club event with England’s champion. promoter Walker of London and trainer Me Farland back the American, signaling intense pace and wind work to ready Packey for a high profile match in Britain.
The event promises large acts and free grand tent entertainment led by Campbell Crothers Shows. Curated by local organizers, the program features a grand carnival with multiple performances starting at TV time sharp, plus a notable ace act. Residents urged to attend.
The report describes Halley's Comet appearing after sunset as seen through telescopes at the observatory. It notes a tail and bright halo in moonlit skies above ATL, with observers describing the night as clear despite the moon. Director Hale comments on the comet's position and distant travel beyond the sun.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Jar. H. Young has been chosen by the Southern Pacific under federal supervision to oversee railroad and steamship properties in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska for the America Smelting Refining Company. His precise headquarters are undetermined, with Seattle mentioned as a probable base.
Prominent Henefer resident H. C. Stephens dies at about 40 years old from pneumonia at his home this afternoon. His widow and six children survive. A brother injured in a nearby cement plant accident last Sunday remains hospitalized, while Mrs Stephens suffers heart trouble. Reverend Dy Jom Choof, a noted clergyman, also dies of neuralgia at his home, linking to Edwly Booth and John Wiles as relatives.
Salt Lake City May 2 The Han Pedty Loa Angolen and Salt Laie railway extends regular freight service from thin and to Caliente Nevads. The extension allows operation of the Procke branch and resumes trains to Acoma thirty miles east of Caliente. The company advances work on the high Nine along the Munday Vidney line and reports a $1 commission before Hood Ian comer Rann.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Taos death and teen involvement with unclear details. No coherent full facts or names emerge. This record preserves the fragmentary nature while noting possible references to a teen and local context.
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