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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions Utahs increasing and warmers in saute portion with unclear references to trains and dates. Readable names or events are not identifiable. Unable to determine concrete person or organization details to frame a proper news item.
A garbled OCR page records multiple items including court actions, lodge meetings, a building permit, religious announcements, and social gatherings. Names such as Dignan, Park City officials, and Salt Lake City figures appear amid scattered dates and places, with references to a new warehouse project and a Sunday school event.
A fragmented note describes an informant telling officers about a daytime incident. The text appears garbled with missing words and unclear details, but implies a police investigation linked to an event occurring in the afternoon with possible involvement of a person named Tobyurles.
The State Dental Association convenes in Ogden this afternoon with a banquet and social time. About forty five mothers of the dental group are expected to attend, the opening meeting began at 1 o clock with a reception at the Chiefone hotel. evening sessions include dinner at the wed hotel and a program of papers and talks by association members.
Springfield Maes November 7 a reward is offered for Maynard alias Ber Siew sought on forgery and other charges. Sheriff Loa Angeles reports tense pursuit as authorities warn of a dangerous suspect. The case involves multiple states and a photograph to aid identification.
All Odd Wollows are summoned to a meeting at Whe dO in the morning to attend the Chierd of Sweder Tred Hakberns. Prayer and address marked by local officials and community leaders.
The article reports a disturbing scene as sheriff deputies and locals confront a crowded gathering. Women and children are described in distressing terms amid a chaotic event, with several families and individuals detained or questioned by authorities.
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered phrases and misspelled expressions. The legible parts reference a witness and a request to attend an event, but the overall meaning is obscured and names or dates do not emerge clearly.
Advertisement urges readers to try Blue Ribbon breakfast food, asking if they have tried it and telling them to ask their grocer. Old-time promotional tone with direct address to shoppers.
A fatal affray erupted in Huntsville early this morning after a long-standing feud between John Collin and Peterson. Collin was stabbed twice in the ear area, then beaten by Peterson who was restrained by bystanders until authorities arrived. Collin remains in critical condition as Peterson is arrested.
Police arrested John Haymer and George Frey for running keno at a club in Ogden. Officers say the conspiracy drew minors and violators, and the force plans to continue shutting down such game rooms nightly until proprietors comply.
A fragmentary historical piece recounts a boy of twelve noted as the occasional commander of a ship named the Darekiy, with references to Merger and Vort. The narrative hints at early authority, shipboard duties, and the boy’s imagined command while detailing tension between youth and seasoned sailors.
The fragment discusses mastery and command of a vessel, with archaic phrasing about sailing and pistol use. It then shifts to a physiological note on mastication, digestion, and respiration, comparing slow versus hurried eating and their effects on caloric use and respiration. The text blends nautical and medical curiosities in a single disconnected excerpt.
A fragment discusses a classic paradox where a widow’s marriages create a chain making a person both grandfather and great grandmother to descendants. The piece argues that David could not be anyone else’s grandfather due to the convoluted parentage in the example.
A profile of Sir Harry Johnston, explorer and administrator in Africa, author and naturalist, detailing his career from East to Central Africa, his scholarly works, and his influence on colonial policy. It notes his roles as Commissioner and Consul General, his Congo and Nigeria postings, and his advocacy for free trade and imperial governance.
An article recalls the lavish waste of old Egyptian aristocracy, noting monuments as evidence and comparing the labor of the people to grandeur. It cites a 2,000 man culling and a legend of vast sums, including a pyramid project requiring hundreds of thousands of workers and decades of effort.
The text presents a damaged OCR fragment mentioning Spain and various nonsensical phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals to form a clear news item or summary.
A damaged OCR fragment references money, investments, and several personal names in a jumbled line. The legible pieces mention Fairliogs, Alive As, Mud, Taber, and Amarin, but the context and actions are not clear. No definite event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
A chaotic scene at a Philadelphia store recounts a heated prize drawing for a Cole's stove. Customers claim prizes, but controversy over eligibility and drawing methods leads to disputed results and letters of praise and complaint from participants and store staff.
The fragment mentions NRA and a political context with references to Washington and Philadelphia. Names and places suggest a historical election snippet, likely noting a Harvard related figure in a wartime or policy setting. The readable text is highly garbled, but indicates a political or academic figure associated with national matters.
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