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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
3
Fragments describe a shirt making business by Makers, claiming perfect fitting Drew shirts and preparation for calls. The faded OCR shows jumbled phrases about Drews Shirin hile stiles and large Bike sleeves, with references to makers who know how.
The scrambled OCR text mentions Walter Rauchman leaving for Richanison North Dakota to enter an electrical center at college. It notes local business figures and various names tied to community life, including a new baby arrival and references to work at a shop and a dental parlor. The piece reads as a patchwork of notices and local happenings with unclear specifics.
A garbled assortment mentions Rockdale residents, coal firms in Red Springs Castle Gate and Clear Creek, and county notices. It notes transfers at 27th Street, inspections of derricks, a Marchy of Pearytk Mocs Strinza, a Logan football trip to California, and a quiet marriage at Union depot.
Miss Ruby Watking appears to announce a penal bar matter at 21 271L Street in Claret patie, with sessions scheduled on Monday and Wednesday afternoon and January.
A young couple James Lee and Molly Veresr appeared before Judge Murphy on charges of disorderly conduct after last night arrest. Lee admitted the conduct per the complaint while the girl confessed reluctantly, with the judge imposing thirty dollars or thirty days for the man and a fine for the woman. Also in court Stalph Beane waived preliminary exam on an attempted holdup at the European hotel, with postponement until prosecutors file further papers. John Johnston faced a drunkenness charge, admitting intoxication but remaining undecided on penalties. The case of Emilene Erescord concerning a separate offense resulted in the usual fine or brief confinement for several days.
A man pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses after being accused of letting a youth ride in his Pullman car and scheming for fare. The witness said the passenger sought shelter in the car. the defendant denied charges though admitted meeting the youth. The judge imposed a fine of 30 or a period of forty days.
In stone Nov 9 Tweety waters cast their ballots for a dead man named Andrew P. F. Straton for a county office. The speaker, Stinann Altickea Unenacioun, died at the gathering. Straton was a Nevada pioneer who arrived in the 1830s and urged building the capitol at Carson.
Cringle Creek Colorado Net 18 reports a saloon man wounded officer Alvett 1, Balla, then killed and shot himself after a warning from Smith. The incident followed an altercation with another man and duty-related tensions at the saloon.
An aerial device modeled after a dragon fly, piloted by M Werlat, maneuvered Tesy Ite Moalinesur terrain on an aeroplane design amid strong winds. Despite protests from M Par man, the craft built at Binfale tied to a building, achieved a notable feat with a wing span near ten meters and a power rating around 49 percent horsepower.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a poetic line about memory and following a porch. Names and clear facts are unreadable. The text appears as misread quatrains or banner wording with no definite event or attribution to date or place.
The Harriman system will equip all trains with indicators showing train number and status. The device, placed on each engine cab, uses a mirror-like panel to reflect the number for easy recognition from a distance. Experiments show indicators improve safety by guiding crews and preventing wrong routing.
An old style advertisement from 2560 Washington Ave promotes Hanton & Son auto shop at 2528 Washington and 2560 V dear to Corey's Ivers stable. It promises prompt, first class work and being equipped to handle all kinds of automobile repairs, inviting customers to call or visit.
Quincy Mass Nov 19 The battleship North Dakota, first of the Dreadnought class, was launched today at Fore Tier Ship Building yard in Quincy. The 29,000 ton vessel, with a crew over 900, is expected to exceed 25 knots on trials and carry a full armament including ten 14 inch guns and multiple anti aircraft and torpedo tubes. Captain Charles J. Badner, former superintendent of the Naval Academy, will command as the ship enters government service with an initial value around 7 million dollars.
The fragment recalls Fraccote Coppee telling Theodore de Ranville he did not know how to handle his nomination after Haarilie declined to canvass. Banritle remarks on the process and the confusion surrounding the nomination.
A garbled advert describes a home remedy using saltoda and treat with white aomp din solved in water. It mentions sulfur ether and warm fluid to wipe dry and brighten carpets. Instructions reference Henay fetnamen and a technique with tab Mah tana and a shell.
A court receiver’s report outlines financials tied to the estate tied to J I Kurta and associated entities. It proposes 1000 to Ba Paig ET and 1000 to T. Malanteki for legal services, with 6500 allowed for the receiver’s fees. The property is valued at 100000 with improvements under receivership since designation.
The Oxden School Board race features H Browning willing to serve again while Fred has declined. Miguel Emphatically refuses. Kievel also declines despite public urging. Nye and Mack are discussed as desirable additions, with Weatherbr, Leet, Perry and current members mentioned. Election set for December 2.
Faction fighting among university students in Vienna injures about one hundred. a balcony collapses during a clash between factions as violence erupts, sending many students to the ground. Bystanders and guards intervene as chaos erupts within the campus.
Fragmentary text shows Sir Robert Hart warning about Chinese rise with phrases on the Yellow Peril while discussing crime causes and punishment. The garbled article hints at political tension, misreads of pale issues, and rhetoric on future power dynamics and social control.
Calcutta is terrorized by political crimes as an attempt on Ite nf Str Andrew H. de Frater and a subsequent street slaying unfold. Police are powerless while natives fear to testify, and authorities deploy reserves to curb demonstrations.
A Denver woman identified as Mrs Allen Reed, daughter of a local family, attempted to extort $20,000 from Mrs Helen Phipps. Reed, who arrived from Springfield for her father’s funeral, appeared at police headquarters distraught and incoherent. Officials say she was under morphine influence and had been acting as a conduit for another unnamed woman, with authorities tracking a possible meeting at her hotel.
Amid widespread lumbering for pulp mills, spruce gum crops suffer shortages in Raine this year. Prices rise with fiber and bark byproducts reported. retailers note a 15 cent per ounce increase. Packers and buyers discuss supply constraints tied to heavy logging, while households face higher costs for resin products and related goods.
The Board of Education of Ogden City Utah invites bids for furnishing labor and materials to erect a public school building at the intersection of 12th Street and Monroe Avenue in Ogden City. Bids due November 20 1908 at noon. Bond required with 17 percent bid amount. Board reserves right to reject bids.
Rumors of intent to raise the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific dividends sparked a strong stock market rally in New York on November 10. Southern Pacific climbed to 1 1/2 points, amid speculation the company would raise the 7 percent preferred dividend to attract investors. Reports also claimed Southern Pacific planned to retire 7 percent preferred stock, suggesting a looming financial maneuver.
A scrambled excerpt discusses Easter symbols such as daffodils and lilies, linking pagan dawn goddesses and Latin references to Pesach. It notes the resurrection Lily and mentions Palatine New York Times as a source, hinting at a cross‑cultural view of Easter symbolism.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe average storm waves and a extreme peak height near a coastal area. It cites a rock weighing around one ton moved by a storm surge and a now damaged measurement point near Revttlamt.
FragmentaryOCR notes reflect a meditation on thought and consolation with obscure phrases and broken names. The text includes scattered references to thinking, inner descent, and a mumbled assertion about forethought, followed by garbled proper nouns. The fragment lacks clear event or context.
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