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A garbled OCR page lists scattered proper nouns and misread phrases. It mentions Thompston and Janeh stores, a steamship company, and various odd terms with no coherent narrative or clear dates or events.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
8
A garbled OCR page lists scattered proper nouns and misread phrases. It mentions Thompston and Janeh stores, a steamship company, and various odd terms with no coherent narrative or clear dates or events.
Fragmented Ogden news items show sale notices, real estate actions, graduation ticket details, public notices, divorce filing, and corporate filings. It cites Omden City events, individuals, and local business activity with scattered references to officials, different districts, and community affairs.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an excursion to Burley Idaho with partial venue and contact hints. Includes a garbled string about dates May 2, 26 and 26th, a pinot value note, and an address 2614 Washington Ave related to Olloe. No clear parties or outcomes available.
Passengers described as Filipino women and girls travel through Geenene rowne Wy Balt and Lake City, heading toward an exhibition. The account mentions a caretaking mother and aunt, with various relatives observed, and notes on physical decline and family reactions during the journey.
A garbled OCR summary notes a grain firm in trouble involving multiple locations and persons, with unclear details. It mentions Maran Blinn, Chicago, and navy or federal references, suggesting a wide scale disruption and possible market impact. The fragmentary text hints at legal or regulatory actions and a financial stake, but specifics are unreadable.
News of Sidney Stevens a pioneer figure born in Nunney England and later prominent in Utah. The obituary recalls his family, emigration with seven children, marriage to Mary from Allwell Dorset, and his business and community roles in North Ogden. Funeral arrangements are noted as private with a memorial service planned.
Event notes list an excursion to Burley Mako with travel via Drogun Bhat Jdun on May SVU and 26h weather conditions. Address 2514 Washington Ave KA is noted for pickup or meeting. Information is fragmentary and context limited to route and timing.
Farrell, a former Ogden laundry operator, advances mining interests in Nevada’s Roberta Doller camp. He secures heavy stockholder support as the Lucy Man Mining and Milling Company property near Lucky Boy is developed. A 100,000 stake is wired to Chicago, with J R Lemme buying a rock and planning plant work and financing to revive the old workings and establish a producing operation.
A historical notice outlines a wood pipe line contract with bids from Puente company and others. It names AMER pHN and ALAN EAE among bidders, mentions Hall Lake and Wind Word Blie company, and references county officials and contractors in a formal procurement context. The fragmented OCR text lists multiple entities, locations, and figures associated with the bidding process.
May Robson brings The Rejuvenation of Aunt Miry to the Orden Theater Monday and Tuesday evenings this week with Mrs Fiake to follow. The company, from New York, is rated with the best. Skiner and Grane co star. Manager William Allison urges public support.
A passenger train No. 4 the fast express from Texas to St Louis was wrecked two miles south of Rogers Arkansas today. Several people were injured and three feared dead. Railway officials and rescue workers rushed to the scene with authorities coordinating relief efforts.
A surprised couple on 290 Washington Avenue found a baby boy about two weeks premature inside a package left by a well dressed stranger at their doorstep around 11 o clock Saturday night. City police and Dr. An Rata attended. the child weighed over three pounds.
Plain City files a formal objection to enforcement actions citing alleged sanitary standard violations. The dispute references compliance with local quarantine and public health orders amid reported concerns about city welfare and nurse oversight. The notice outlines implicated authorities, the timing of the challenge, and requests further judicial or administrative review.
In the gallee court, multiple Sunday drunkenness cases arise from Saturday night revelry. Defendants Read, Munflan, and Read Hayink pleaded guilty to intoxication with fines of $15 or city sentence. others received jail or labor penalties.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at insurgent fear around a caucus or political gathering. Names and places are garbled, but references to factions and a political process suggest a rough report on tense caucus activity and potential outcomes.
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