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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a single damaged notice with unclear names and dates. It mentions an act of Congress, a person allied to someone, and a one month advance. Content is unreadable and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A highly damaged text fragment discusses political violence, governance, and coercion with references to Ogden trust, Japanese severity, and a conservative tone. It mentions figures like Parner and Hendin, and comments on policy, administration, and national power in a heated, opinionated style.
A detailed study at hot springs analyzes radium levels in waters and geysers near Ogden to assess radiologic quality and health risks. The U S Geological Survey report discusses hydrographic data, regional geology, and the potential application of radium content to geologic questions while noting social impacts on lodge owners, merchants, and residents dependent on spring tourism.
A long testimonial recounts John Lawrence Sullivan of Heston and his admired acts. It recalls his support for friends, fair dealing, and partnership with local figures while noting a past public mention during a Washington hospitality event. The piece reflects on his character and community ties through personal anecdotes.
A garbled historic piece references merchants in a troubled market scene with mentions of law enforcement actions, prosecutions, and concerns about dealers. The text hints at conflict between merchants and law, with scattered proper nouns and unclear events.
A hazy reminiscence blends stage night and street scene with travelers, ballyhoo, and a nearby protest of social order. Voices recall a dramatic operatic night and the clash between culture, crime, and public spectacle. Names, places, and dated references mingle amid fragmented dialogue.
Race card lists entries for Thursday with horses across five events Creamer stakes and nonstandard spellings indicate a chaotic OCR read. Notable names include Cobbluy Xin Lily Dr Mayer Balpaarl Promot ions Mok Ne Montrose May Worth and Mabel Pountain among others. The page mixes horse names trainer notes and predicted fields for four and six furlong races.
A Denver shoe salesman named A J Johnson told police his newly wed wife Mabel Grangen vanished from a Salt Lake City bound train after a Denver stop. He described a stranger who matched his wife’s description as the likely kidnapper, leaving Johnson to search for their luggage and wife while implicating a bold impersonation.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an affiant named Hin Krapinyar-Ver with unclear statements. The readable portion mentions a person described as a young woman and a reference to time “all o'clock,” but the passage is fragmented and lacks a coherent event, date, or clear action.
A fragmented OCR line lists multiple names including Gorman Mrs Kas, T Jenta, Mary Haring, Miss Eltenboth Ball, Mrs BM Hilside, Stas Volda, Taeabs Mrs Bes sin Toh, Mies I Ragastra, Anite Paw. The text lacks context or events.
Aull Lake Nov 11 report describes Lakeview’s prospects as the Lake County land opening unfolds. Transportation chief A Taylor remarks on growing activity and recent county assessments totaling 94000, noting railway prospects toward the Nevada line and a wind opening sale of 14009 contracts.
The fragmented report recalls the Ogden City Brass Band from Ogden, Idaho, describing its members, instruments, and a recent rehearsal or performance in the High River area. It mentions varied trumpet, horn, and drum lines, with notes on tempo and sound, and references to months and locations in the region.
Fragmentary report recalls a band once held up by Idaho’s wild cowboys at American Falls almost thirty years ago with photos published nationally. References to Lt. Emmett and brass bands in the territory mention Mrs Emmett and Mr. Teeles with hopes of success in Oregon country, as children attend school nearby.
Salt Lake on November 10 a bold robbery occurred at a local drug store on Main Street amid a crowded street scene. A man brandished a weapon, demanded cash, and fled. two suspects were seen nearby as police investigated the incident and pursued the fleeing figure.
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