06 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
1
Hart Schaffner & Marx offer a new full dress suit priced at 35 dollars. Many men, especially young men, go without such attire believing it unaffordable, though the company asserts skilled craftsmen produce a suit you can wear with pride at the quoted price.
Fragmentary report notes New Orleans arena plans and boxing results. Mentions California event, tentative sale, and local teams with scattered scores and names. Requires clearer text to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary note records several boxing style results and scores from a Millard players’ event with names like Yamada and Cling. The lines are garbled but indicate multiple matches and scores such as 400 to 26 and 213, with references to teams or players including Hopne, McBourne, Yamada, Doefeata, Kring, and Harry Cling.
Pittsburg reports show Harry Ack erland, vice president of the Chicago National league club, denying sale of his stake to Charles Weeghant amid disputes. Ackerland says he would not sell the interest bought years ago from Prokh Chance. A separate San Francisco note credits Alexander with saving water signals after a fatal explosion at Franklin County Coke plant caused by a gas lantern mishap. An investigation confirms a silner clerk’s crossfire and examiner danger negligent act as factors in the blast.
M Skeen, Ogden and Weber County official, extols rapid city expansion and strong housing demand. He notes rising property values, new homes in the southern district, and robust markets for crops and storage facilities while praising local charity work and public cooperation for a prosperous future.
Fragmented OCR passage shows an old political newspaper page with garbled names and election results. It references Brown Carlson Treseder Clothiers and Furnishers at 2421 Wash. Ave and mentions vote context for Hemphican and Democrats, Smoot, Reynolds, Jarvis, and party lines, with incomplete names and places.
Fragmented text lists candidates for county positions including county commissioner two year term DOM. Ghrtatenaen and James H. Gard, county treasurer Roya Th Hula, sheriff Henry Bashees, county recorder George Amos, county attorney Grant C. Bagley, and school superintendents James H Walker. It references Marion City and Plain Dealer classified ads.
Plain City November 5. A camp of Daughters of the Bush Pioneers was organized recently. The first regular meeting on October 27 drew all who could attend. Attendees discussed goals and future of the organization and possible membership from Plain City. The program featured poems songs recitations and a talk by visiting delegates from Ogden. Light refreshments were served.
The readable lines show a character lamenting a lost belief and seeking a bablister, while another voice claims to have pursued an author to recover belongings in a distant, foggy setting. The fragmentary exchange suggests a literary or dramatic piece in progress.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as an unclear inquiry or placeholder about sales and attribution with no definite event names dates or locations. Content lacks coherent facts to form a concrete news item or municipal notice.
Round trip fare advertised as twelve dollars and five cents from Opdon. Ticket details scarce due to damaged text. Advertised dates include the seventh and slat with notes about military lend grant sala and special. Apply to Agehis for further particulars.
A fragmentary wedding notice from Buffalo items mentions a groom named Thowas Wailat and a bride Ouy Oabten amid garbled lines. The notice is unreadable in places but signals a formal ceremony and local society interest in their nuptials.
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