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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary ad copy notes low prices on coats shirts and shoes for youth in a cash store. Text references Naw Wall Suits and broader clothing categories but lacks complete details or dates. Readable entities include none beyond generic clothing items.
An old time ad touts Rexall Ontarien tablets for aged people with constipation and bowel issues. It promises relief and a personal guarantee, claims gentle toning and regulation of the bowel, nerves, and organs, and cites prices for 26 and 12 tablets at a Rexall Store in Ogden.
A fragmented notice invites a visit by a Mrs Thacher or related party to homes of certain families. It mentions a six dollar monthly amount and requests contact details including a phone number and address. The text is incomplete and requires clarification for full particulars.
Thyrland Ohio late November reports Mr Ballinger’s statement and Secretary Limes BR remarks. Canfield declines to discuss Ballinger’s claim and notes no option or further details. The article mentions funds withdrawn from a stylment and a Bitton pond reference, with unclear context and attributions.
Nortel NY reports a freight wreck on the Ney couch atnr Belmont today. Engineers Urema and Notoy and firemen Chitato Thor Notoy were tiled, FLO, Tene Heolshire and Awe employes.
Funeral services for Mrs. Kalle Muss wife of George Boe were held at the family residence with large attendances and flowers laid on the bier. The sermon, titled beyond the grave, was preached by Rev. B Carver of the Presbyterian church. Interment followed in City Cemetery. Separate items report visitors, carriage hires, and business notices, including coal advertisements and real estate loan offers, reflecting a bustling community page.
In Latonia this week from November 12 to 14 aviation events will include demonstrations of airships led by Glenn H. Curtiss Charles F. Willard Roy Knabenshue Lincoln Beebe Cromwell Dixon and others. A principal event is a race between Curtiss and Wilbur Wright sponsored by a local club.
Chinwga Wisconsin November F The Western fagonAl tedgie held the annual meeting. Routine agenda only. Descriptions suggest Polk Moines was awarded the pennant. Meeting at Nes Vomen in Rehbary called by President Owell. St. desent Ali represented by Mr Muohenstunter with talks on admitting St Jag into the engine. Ballot left to president.
The article previews Tuesday racing at Buena Vista with six events and a full card. It notes strong entries, expert betting opinions, and expectations of quality performances as horses adapt to the new track. six races include sprints, selling stakes, and handicap events featuring named horses and riders.
A man described as insanely jealous killed another man in his room early today. Witnesses testified to a stubborn silence as the inquest proceeds. The case recalls a prior trial where the defendant was acquitted.
Reported incident shows a woman author aged 48 detained amid a disturbance involving a crowd. The text references disciplined workers and political groups, with unclear details on charges and location, but indicates an arrest during a contentious event with surrounding political rhetoric.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a murder linked to a Rahelastath dealer case. It mentions an assault on a person on a fourth floor and a body dragged to a door by a person with a rope, with unclear names and locations.
Nov 7 report details four hundred hase and sins on which left West Bla pnhouls Werlhcaday return to their etadian Vauonrin morning. A deparation of futhera and mother Appolitnd from the Parente' Losgus yl uppowr. The argument newlnat'a dovitn soaplon piaa explains the plan to support the youngsters after moni seas ion takes away otle chance of Hthook Ing from those who oust.
A benighted fragment recalls John D. Rockefeller saying strength comes from ongoing struggle. The text references a 19th century Sunday school setting with laws books from 1880 and mentions scholars and a tour, though details are garbled.
A late 19th century report details a rock obstruction hidden by a curve on the Nashville and Louisville railroad near Day Minche, Ala. Train No. 4 reversed its engine to clear the blockage after initial impact, causing light damage to the engine. A single passenger sustained a minor injury but recovered after treatment.
Brief item notes a divorce suit in district court where the plaintiff seeks a writ to bar her husband from drawing railroad wages. The couple married in Portello Idaho and have ten children aged 4 to 13. The husband is alleged to be employed as a coach hustler by the Rio Grande Western Railway and paid about 90 to 90 a month.
A fragmentary report notes that occupational dust exposure, especially in mining and related trades, significantly raises tuberculosis risk. It cites that dust from various processes elevates mortality in the worker groups with high particulate inhalation, including confectionery and equipment handling sectors.
The article describes German forestry efforts in China, noting early plans after Tsingtan’s occupation, acres planted, tree species such as acacias, and challenges from insects and disease. It highlights German expertise shaping China’s forest reforms and the spread of plantation schemes under German guidance.
Fragmented OCR text outlines plans for carn etation in Chibu and Shanwi under European management. Mentions Shanlung railway and a long track, with references to inaugurations and alien work by a Mercant party of China.
A large crowd welcomed Heinze upon his arrival in Butte. About four thousand filled the hotel lobby and streets with Montana band music. He spoke from the depot platform, predicting a hopeful future while receiving cheers from residents and officials.
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