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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1909
Page
3
A long fragmented item covers community notices and happenings. References include a dance tonight at the Greenwing Academy, plans for party activities and political convention discussions, rail and travel notes, factory and business ads, a fatality near a canyon, a ward or district meeting, and various local personalities. The scattered text mentions venues, individuals, and logistics with no single clear focus.
Fragmentary OCR text references an upcoming election event and local business notices. It mentions Madison-Walter area, a clothing store, and names such as Hor to and Ello, Ney-C. There is scattered talk of schedules, a Twenty-tited advert, and a Senate committee on religion and reclamation of arid land. The readable portions are incomplete and unclear.
Election returns by the Orpheum are presented with scattered readable fragments describing performances and attendees. The text references dates, people, and venues in a fragmented way, indicating a public display of results amid a program schedule.
Astronomer Polk reports sighting Halley’s Comet from Salt Lake City area using Link Observatory gear. He notes the comet visible south of east over the Wasatch mountains and plans further observations next month.
State game commissioner Fred Ohawipern and department staff prepare renewal of trout eggs at the hatchery. Officials expect incubation to begin in the next two weeks with eggs released into streams by March 1. Reading notes indicate earlier than usual timing and heightened activity at the hatchery.
A vigorous electoral push unfolds as Brewer supporters flood the streets with vehicles and workers. Voters line up before the 1 o'clock polling start, while campaigns claim unprecedented ground effort across districts from First to Eleventh and beyond.
Certificates and diplomas were awarded yesterday by the state Board of Education to ninety applicants. Some awarded on acceptable credits from recognized institutions, others from teacher examinations completed in December. The list includes state certificates, grammar grade life plan, high school diplomas, and temporary high school diplomas with names including Andaysah, Allen, Anneruon, Aen, Bowne, Blulu, Bennion, Hitterworth, Bush, Marion, Bonntoy, Brown, Oram, Cale, Twindy, Cameron, Day, Embley, Fieleksant, Emblas, Fillimer, Greenstout, Brix, Harrison, Hannan, Harris, Le Jones, Ingram, Molaury, Pare, Snow, and more, with numerous other names across diploma categories.
A garbled OCR passage mentions withdrawals of Japanese Korean relations and references to a for sale real estate listing by HUNTER & KENNEDY. It names Chiba and Beijing and hints at political maneuvers and a sale context with no clear, coherent details.
In railroad yards a large gang of men is laying five new passenger tracks opposite the Upton fe pot. About 140 workers push on future rails as walls for racks and cement platforms rise between the tracks. Ballast and gravel are hauled for grading operations while workers advance the new mainline work on the FR Twenty second axis.
A compilation was used yesterday by Georgs Geanakoules against Union Portland Cement Co and Cement Securities Co of Colorado. The plaintiff alleges exposure to a hazardous area at the plant on an April date, resulting in severe burns requiring hospital care and seeks $8,000 in damages for injuries and medical expenses. Names, dates, and specific locations are cited in the filing.
The electric fixtures for the new federal building will be installed and tested as work progresses. Officials anticipate completion soon with the building slated to be opened to the public and available for inspections.
Local report describes the slaying of a police officer near Carroll, Iowa, as a violent encounter unsettles the community. A suspect, identified as Tras Mulnag, remains at large while investigators pursue leads and secure the area.
Entries list six races with six furlongs to one mile, featuring horses such as Madeline Mistrave Bead Mac Ethel Day and Cardinal Barto. Notable entries include Nappa Sam Bar Ber Royal Lion Carmelina Sylvia W Halton and May Bride among others.
Cadet A. Byrne, who died from injuries after a Harvard game, was buried in the West Point academy cemetery. The interment was attended by cadets, officers, army officials, and the cadet’s family amid a military funeral and religious services at the chapel.
Portlant Oregon November 2 Information today outlines a new line of steamers built with naval elements to commence December between Antwerp and San Francisco with Sav Bode California as a port of call The Brisinor TIL will renew earnings from Parope ante Tetiiery carrying whale timber and other commodities for equipment to Barons
A fragmented OCR item describes a fatal incident linked to a goat ride. The garbled text references a death, possible location hints, and names that cannot be reliably identified. The report is incomplete with many unreadable segments.
Forester Cipiin Learttt states the government will cancel the lease of the upper floors of the First National Bank building. The removal is to take effect soon, with work aimed for completion by December 1, causing occupiers along Tinail Avenue to relocate. The move is tied to planned forestry service actions and wind-related safety concerns.
An excursion notice outlines land opening events at Medbury and Sisho from November 13 to 13. It mentions 10,060 nurex whelve land and references Carey, Royad, and vik S. LD with rates set by agents for specifics.
New York November 3 In a letter to the National League for the Civic Equality of Warren an antisuffrage group today Cardinal Gibbons stated he does not support women’s suffrage but does not oppose those who advocate it. He says he aligns with the aim but declines to publicly support the cause. Senator Ellhu Haot also wrote expressing sympathy with the movement.
A chain of seismological stations was established under government control for monitoring multi operation activity. The headquarters is in Glevaland with Father Fert ek Odenbach of A Ugantins al lege in charge. Megaraph earl Stroghr will be lorpt ani Saaforeinin exchanged. Botentificate will he prepared. Thy Waarhington of Gourzetern University will he lat hy Ute students as a pendblent Anbu lore. The Chef of ajattorrenee anmpas the caunley.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Portland and arrest in Denver. Details are unclear but indicates a return to Portland and involvement of Chia Aan and a party associated with Pollen Avenue. No clear date, event, or outcome is discernible.
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