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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
3
The notice advertises a May sale of undermuslins with prices for garments such as chemises gowns skirts and cloaks. The listing includes various values and sale items though some text is garbled. The sale aims to move stock with price points ranging from modest sums to higher values as cataloged.
Washington May 28 Gifford Pinchot plans a European trip then heads to a Suttonn Conservation congress to be held in South Portland Maine the first week in September where he is to speak before executive committees of the can aide wil ramet hers next Tuesday at Ui olficus of the National Cannerva lon ansecution. Delegates from every party will attend the meeting and representatives of various regions will be present. The congress will be composed of representatives from every state. The aim is to prepare a program for the national conservation effort.
May 16 Denver Daily News reports The White Squaw a weeklong engagement at the Ope den theater. The melodrama follows Neumato the white squaw in Michigan woods, her romance with Octavio and the dramatic reveal of her true parentage. Dellz Clark writes the play. cast includes Joseph Gilow Marshall and Mulahel Lewis with Grace Cubitt as Qutnittle. The production elicits generous applause for its acting and Indian character portrayal.
Ogden Fish Pollirs company lists 3626 Waahlueton as the address. The message notes elevated costs affecting local consumers and businesses.
Wilkid Ky son of Willard Ray returns from Stanford where he studied engineering and will start university work. David Cingree and Leanned Jenkty, both sons of local families, also return from studies with mixed plans noted.
An excursion plan describes travel from Ming to Salt Lake with a 299 train option and a low ROE fare. It mentions timing, route notes, and intermediary stops including Wanangtan Avenue and Salt Lae.
Fragmentary report notes Nemuk and Nady May tn Armen Gov Franklin Murphy of Newferry bar bent pudorned by Te Kame county Hagmbitenty convention. Benatar Joho I Kenn appears in a garbled line.
A reader note references a poultry company at 2624 Washington with unclear spelling and missing context. The fragment mentions a business name similar to High Pridee or Bisnemt gritos with a potential listing for a poultry firm. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Sunday matinee features Ogden Teagte Rawohall against Murray lineup with Wo Cine Mert Margrety gentt Many. Ogden to field Maggie Murphy Dad Grinin and Dillon from Baglnay with left and right fielder names listed. Murray boasts Kaiser Wronalars Castro Ramatiw and Margarets Stewart in a wide lineup.
Race card details list multiple horse names and odds for a Monday program. Entries cover six races with horses such as Bix Lurlonge G J Con Senator Briand St Jon Lancashire Lad Hanne Black Dainkun Con Drach Five Turlonge Salomy Jane Wying Dane Vilcogla Lit te Joe Shiver, plus Taine Prot Dr Sherman Tala Boland Winnistomes Danie Andrew Clendening Joe Welly Ainmorthy Day etc and six furlong selling fields including Tavera Liberte Gorrigan Kaleht of Tyunhae.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions trains, venues, dates, and places such as Salt Lake and Washington avenue. The text is incomplete with many misread words, making concrete facts hard to extract. The readable elements include references to a round, money amounts, and a few proper nouns, but no coherent event or outcome emerges.
A forthcoming musical feature presents a choir of 100 voices with a 10 vocalists orchestra from the school. Miss Ente Shorten sings soprano, Mr. Lawrence Greenwell performs baritone, and the program includes Oh work mye and a final Ye solon. The article notes the event reflects Ogden’s cultural life and hints at Ogden’s population rankings in attendance.
A conference of dining car superintendents discussed plans amid tension across railroad lines. The gathering addressed duties at maintenance hubs and reported concerns about service at Union Pacific and Oregon routes.
Fragmentary OCR reads a contest notice inviting guesses on Ogden and Weber County population figures for the Stamfard office prize. The text is garbled with names and places unclear but mentions a gold coin and a winning guess opportunity.
Sunday services honor National Memorial Day with a Veterans Day program led by First Presbyterian. The service features a parade of colors, peonies, syringes and readings, followed by a concert of bugle corps and choir pieces including Battle Hymn of the Republic. The program includes a sermon on the meaning of Memorial Day and notes local civic involvement. Performers include Lincoln Circle and Spanish War veterans groups, with a week of related musical acts and a Wednesday Lent event featuring Sulb al dancers and songs.
Fragmented OCR from a local page notes ST ELMO taunting a theater event at Ogden Theater tomorrow night featuring Taroche and other performers. The text is garbled with many misspellings, rendering the details unclear and names partially unreadable.
For next week the Orpheum will present a full comedy based on Why Guerre's novel adaptation Why. Guerre featuring Oliver West and Gertrude, focusing on jealousy and intrigue as servants and guests plot to derail a plan while a country visit looms and a younger couple's romance unfolds.
Campbell Brothers announce consolidated exhibitions with bold attractions described as fast, unique and sensational. A grand parade is planned Friday with two big shows under the new management, promising a triumph in all departments and a modern presentation.
In Baye area the Methodist observance of Rose Sunday includes a morning service by Rev. GW McCreery with the theme The Deserta Rose. Miss May Denmark to sing in a duet and the evening service features Memorial Day sermon and a program of music and solos led by the choir and organ selections. A cash prize contest is announced for readers.
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