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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
3
An old advertisement fragment promotes a May sale of undermuslins including gowns drawers slips and corsets. It lists values such as 4.150, 2.50 and several other prices, with mentions of patterns like chinky wall hide and summer gowns. The ad references fabrics, garb types, and assorted undergarments in a period storefront context.
The conference gathered officials from Oregon and nearby states to discuss building improvements and systematic changes. Leaders from irrigation, rail, and banking sectors voiced cautious support for initiating major projects but offered no firm decisions. A key aim was to adopt proposals at an early date, with delegates from several organizations attending and voting on intended actions.
A garbled OCR fragment references a May statue crowning and a ceremonial event. The readable parts mention a May ceremony, public figures or groups, and scattered place names, but specifics are unclear. The text hints at a religious or civic procession with honors, yet details are largely unreadable.
A garbled passage recounts a ceremonial scene with a wreath on a statue and religious exhortations. It references reverend figures, parental instruction, and prayers, but many proper names and phrases are mangled, yielding a difficult, partially intelligible church or ritual tableau. The fragment centers on devotion, versus a call to faith and communal recognition.
A local amateur dramatic group presented Shorty at Weber Academy with strong audience appeal. Cast led by Lily Becles and Greenwell gave a lively performance despite poor conditions. Farmington audiences praised the show and ticket sales promise a large turnout.
Fragmentary OCR lists port and return fares with references to sale dates May to June. Mentions ticket office at 9514 Washington Ave BOA and abbreviations that hint at ticket limits and directions. Names and reliable details are unclear due to corrupted text and misspellings.
A garbled report outlines an Ogden sheep show and auction amid unclear details. It mentions a crowd of about 19,000 and potential private sales, with KinvaWsn and Pike Orstrom named in fragmented notes.
Police arrest a man believed insane after a disturbance in Lover Park Saturday night. Neighbors alerted officers to a home intrusion and a later confrontation. the stranger identified himself as Charles L Moore but provided no verification, with no charges filed at the time.
Ogden City petitions to condemn property fronting on Mwantyfourt and Twenty-fifth streets for Hudson Avenue opening. Judge grants possession. city to secure damages and fund about 100000 for paving curbing sewers and sidewalks. Residents and property owners along Hudson weigh compensation offers and potential benefits to surrounding districts.
Entries for Tuesdays races show seven furlongs and six furlongs events with horses such as Siluing Jane Lord Rossington and Dr Sharmin listed among competitors. A separate incident report details Stratton’s theft accusation, a clothing bundle search, narcotic recovery, and police investigation at a clothing store, with officers reconstructing the scene and suspecting Stratton.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a touring concert or show at the Ogden theater with mentions of performers including Wank Bolasce and a host named Caden. The text lists multiple names and places but remains highly distorted and hard to parse for concrete facts.
A man was charged after allegedly stealing $35 from a local shop. Police say the suspect entered the establishment on a Wednesday, engaged in a burglary, and fled before officers arrived. The investigation continues as authorities seek further details.
The review highlights Yorn Layton's engagement with the Ji & Hightar company and lauds Batley Hallehan Mina Ketchem Plerstice Ham Wort and Blanche Bryans for strong performances. The piece notes the production’s overall solid execution and marks it as a standout of the week.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a grainy alert about high prices affecting poultry, with partial names and a Washington reference. The readable fragment mentions Gadon Fah and the Powersy sorapatns in connection with 2526 Washington, implying a local notice or advertising item.
A Western retailer and his family returned from the East after an extended absence totaling about four weeks. They visited Springfield for a merchants convention and toured New England sites. The family reports a very enjoyable trip and good health upon returning home. The merchant notes the national convention was engaging and profitable with many questions about the total business. Curver states they met other merchants during the journey.
Walter Dale Forbes of Caliselly Ninth Leen honored by Stanford University California in his graduation May 23rd with the degree of master of chemistry. Mr Forbes had been in the institution for some years and taught at Ogden High School. He has received several offers but will choose his future line of work.
Travel tickets show Portland to Oregon and return options priced at 30.00 and 90.00 with terms about May and July travel windows. The note mentions stopovers and carrier offices at Washington Avenue and Baghewe with unclear agent details. It lists a partial address and dates for departure windows and an implied return trip.
Richard Gird, 74, longtime California figure noted as the Watcher of the California Belt, died yesterday at his home in Arizona. A native of New York, he helped develop Valloraie and Arizona, served as first mayor of Prescott, and founded Tempe before moving to southern California where he purchased Ye Ching Haney and contributed to the first sugar beet industry in the state.
New York passengers aboard a steamer from Olongow were greeted by women who escorted brides to marriage on Bis Island. The voyage included a wedding ceremony amid crowded steerage and boarding crowds while a mystery regarding the brides and grooms persisted.
Fragmented report outlines how Republican plans in Congress face delays as amendments on early loans and tenures spark opposition. Key figures from Nevada and other states contend with procedural motions and shifting support, signaling a tense path toward passage.
A racing car wreck occurred when Thillonapelis lost control and plunged into the upper railing wall after a sharp turn. The vehicle severely damaged the car and caused a disqualification as one car dropped out of the race.
The Campbell Brothers Big Consolidated Shows announce a holiday pause with all-day performances starting at 10:10 and 8 p.m. daily. Audiences will see the usual lineup, including Unda Walker and evening acts, with advance indications of ticketed attractions and special events.
A clash between Proesent Madeis and Estrada revolutionists occurred early today near Diudelds Nearagua. About 200 prisoners were taken by Estrada troops. General Lika Meng refused surrender. General Chavarria offered to guarantee rebels' lives, and President Mailie ordered continued operations until the town fell.
Market notes from Chicago and Omaha show mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to strong demand. Cattle receipts around 13,000 in Chicago with mixed classes listed. hog receipts near 10,000 in Chicago and 4,000 in Omaha, with varying price ranges and bulk sale figures. Sheep receipts in Omaha and general market strength noted across regions.
A terse dispatch from Washington notes lighter burdens for Chinese returnees amid ongoing policy adjustments. Officials indicate eased procedures and quicker processing at key entry points, signaling smoother reintegration for travelers and residents with legitimate ties to China.
The readable text hints at a reconstructed scene with references to a city, a named event, and possibly a person or group. Details are obscured by garbled characters and missing sections, leaving the core facts and participants unclear.
Dr. Cooks remains occupied as reports describe his planned expedition toward the North Pole aboard a ship named Weouland. The goal is to bring back a record of the voyage and instruments used in the discovery, while officials anticipate his return to present completed proofs at a future event.
A government study examined Japanese and Chinese laborers, their housing, education, and integration in American society. It notes varied treatment by employers, housing patterns, and concerns over race mixing, while presenting data on occupancy, demographics, and public sentiment. It documents investigators’ visits to farms, employer views on Japanese workers, and the overall policy implications.
A terse notice lists participants and locations for a palmistry seminar led by Le Pegehier and Mabie. The misspelled briefing mentions Waslvengtein and Leesan as involved venues and speakers, with indications of directions toward Whe bel.
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