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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
4
The event details a coronation ceremony at St. Hope church on Sunday with a parade by Young Ladies Society and a procession into the church. After services, a benediction will be given followed by a reception at the vestry.
A ranch report details widespread cattle losses from predation with horses killed and coyotes blamed. The account notes numerous carcasses found across ranges and mentions authorities and ranchers considering further action to stop the killings as the herd numbers drop.
A fragmentary report notes casualties and unclear causes after a wart event. It mentions a creaking edge and dead bodies, with uncertain details and source attribution to an expatriate. The text is damaged and unreadable in parts.
An article describes progress on a second rail line from Von Rocka to Culex along the Sierra Nevada west slope. The new track lowers grades from 23 percent to about 142 percent? and is intended for eastbound traffic, reducing pull forces and improving transit through the Sacramenia valley.
A notice states a meeting of Reem Evangelien St Paul’s church members at Swedish Lat ther Chtralt on 2ard street and deffernun avenue, Sunday in January for the purpose of authorising trustees in Blok one Huao’s Addition in Cad en Lith Villers Geen Wamity Mey Sh. G HES, Secretary.
Readers hear a speculative look at gas and electricity as natural forces shaping past present and future. The author muses that Earth formed from gas and that electrical energy organizes matter. Predictions include gas liquefaction, bottled gas delivery, and home cooking without pipes.
Open the oven door when lighting the avers. Open the valve strike match and light ourney. Then turn off the burner and seek expert instruction if unsure. If you smell gas or notice leaks stop immediately and call Kitchen song for assistance.
A fragmented notice signed by Mayor William Elasmann announces a city Fourth of July meeting to discuss arrangements for the Independence Day celebration. Details are garbled but indicate planning timing and intent for a patriotic observance.
Salt Lake and state news relay optimistic talk on Jarbidge camp growth. Ely and Cripple Creek operators describe new ore shipments and high grade results, with water supply ample and mining work expanding. Prospects cited include sizable tonnage, potential conserverate yields, and ongoing development in the district.
A woman pressed marriage with Sprague after gas-lit threats. He was arrested in January and she has been held by authorities for two months. Now homeless and in delicate health, she seeks work but cannot perform. The case outlines a victim surrounded by hardship and alleged abuse.
In Salt Lake City on May 24 F Dale Stan Jatan a Sormee employee of the Seeing Shit Lake City Car company on trial before Judge Jon Marshall and juries charged with forging a $100 money order this crime arose from a Thanksgiving theft at the Mathis drug store. Stapleton claimed insanity. authorities said he was mentally unbalanced. He allegedly passed counterfeit orders for $30 and $10 at Bowys Kelley and the Continental National Bank, where a clerk cashed the checks. Stapleton was arrested after a deputy and marshal found him on a street car near the depot awaiting transport for Sun Ange tam.
An emuptore of Ye Independent reports a sandabrged and robbed incident near Central wehoo. The injured victim, identified as H Darling, was taken to a physician after being attacked during late afternoon. Police and security were noted to be pursuing leads, with witnesses describing the assailants’ movements toward Tit Ag howan and near Bali Lake. The report mentions trials and potential trials in Leavenworth with various alleged suspects and ongoing investigations.
Fragmented OCR text outlines mining operations at Amayon property with depths 1700 to 1800 levels and 2000 favel, noting shipments, rack details, and anticipated improvements. Mentions Mr Cony, Colin, and management expectations for dividends resuming after preliminary work. Emphasizes depth activity and camp shipments as prosperity evidence.
A garbled account describes Salvation Army proceedings with names and ranks, a ceremony led by Col or Major officers, singing, pledges, and parade details in Billings area, but most specifics are unreadable.
Miss Robeson as Aunt Mary delivers a compelling portrayal with a warm voice and natural stage presence. Jack Storey shines as Jack Watkins with genial charm, while Paul Decker and Arthur Deering provide strong supporting performances. The cast, including George Hall and Lester Wallace, elevates the quaint comedy to an enjoyable evening, with audiences likely to return for the encore.
The notice invites producers to deliver hogs and veal for fat weight with payment around 12.00 per hundredweight. It specifies live or dressed weight options, a time window between 7:30 and 10:00 am, and that H.D.N. Packing & Provision Co. will slaughter and pay accordingly. The firm lists weight ranges from 70 to 125 lbs dressed, with dropped weight at 11.0 per hundred.
The ceremony honored Tha is Chi and James Stewart family members with speakers including Thawre Wngland William Englund Willett Garvey and Bishop Garner of Plain City. Geddes of Preston offered eulogies as the choir sang hymns under Leager Fred Kinley. The narrative recalls Linh pioneers and Brigham Youngs party. early settlers moved supplies from the Missouri river to Ball Lake City and Casho Vale, marking the community’s early memory and migration.
A garbled dated reminiscence recounts a Milwaukee area scene with names such as Ralph Robson and Billy Harrison. It mentions a comet forecast, travel notes from Salt Lake City, and local figures like a Mormon bishop. The piece weaves rumors and cultural references in a rambling, period voice mixing names, places, and speculative anecdotes.
An 1906 testimonial promotes Don's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney issues. Mrs. Sine Laveen of Ogden Utah testifies the pills helped others and she recommends the remedy broadly. The advertisement cites Badcow's Pharmacy and Frster Milburn Ch. Hutla New York as agents.
Fragmentary notice seeks living mineral clidnis nail tot of paint samples for analysis. It calls attention to mineral claims and asks all concerned parties to participate, listing no clear dates or organizations.
An article describes a display titled Camels and Dromedaries with a discussion on differences. It notes camels as larger, heavier, and able to carry burdens, while dromedaries are swifter and better suited for hot desert travel.
Fragmentary OCR describes rugged soldiers, a harsh winter trek, and a harsh mood as nature tests endurance. References to Campball Brothers and midwinter logistics hint at wartime hardship, seizing scant details in a broken account.
Report from a fragmented page notes a peace movement gathering in London with speakers including Sir Wine and William. The account references inaugurations and leadership, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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