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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
7
Readable lines promise ready money now for buyers who act, urging prompt purchase of what you plant. The clipped note hints at financial opportunity and immediate action without clear specifics. Its rough wording implies a sales pitch or investment prompt from a past era.
Fragmented local column lists events from a kindergarten entertainment to court cases and a tobacco crackdown at Industrial School amid other briefs. Items mention a fire damage incident, a baby girl born Tuesday, and a campaign against tobacco sales to students, with several names and places scattered throughout.
New York reports a powerful hurricane causing extensive damage in Jamaica. A wireless message from the steamer Prinz August Wilhelm near Kingston describes wreckage, rainfall, and vessels at risk, with multiple ships reported stranded or aground and authorities assessing the impact.
A car explosion at a racing event in Aliant California injures and kills several attendees. The accident occurs as a car bursts into flames on the track, with ambulances rushing victims to hospital. Officials describe the scene as chaotic with scorched asphalt and a destroyed vehicle from the Van derbilt team.
In Louisville a masked dealer named Arthur Hall forced tellers to surrender before firing. LouIsville cashier Le Kwongary Huwcett and New Albany bank president John K. Woodward were wounded, while a driver James J. Yucker died. The fugitive fled by boat toward Kentucky, later captured. suspect confessed planning the robbery but gave inconsistent details.
A plantation owner declares caffeine from coffee harms his health, citing nervous system irritation and digestion interference. He notes his own high grade coffee led to illness and urges others to avoid such drugs while promoting natural foods.
Special to Examiter from St. Paul Manitoba reports Senator Theodore E Binlow who sits on the waterworks commission endorses a new channel dredging and levee program at tid point to open the river harbor. He cites lower costs, reduced congestion, and future river traffic gains while outlining planned federal support and a revised, gradual bend channel to boost the city’s main business district and North West shipments.
Fragmented OCR text shows a mayoral action involving prosecution of individuals named Gerapters amid scattered names and stray phrases. The readable content lacks clear dates, locations, or concrete charges, preventing a fuller factual card.
Local officials discuss alleged schemes where wages are signed in blank and paid later, enabling hidden deductions and inflated charges. Mayor Pratt comments on potential laws to shield workers from high interest and protect employees in disputes.
New York Nov 1 The money position was the dominant influence in stock speculation again and the response of principal interest. The retention of the 5 percent Bank of the United States policy was accepted with satisfaction, but certainty for the day that the course would be followed had already extended. The influence on stock prices remained modest. Fresh withdrawals of gold from South America and a continued drop of the exchange rate indicated waning power at the center of financial influence. The incoming of funds to the New York market added to the tightening money situation, while the week’s export of gold helped deplete reserves. Bank statements showed rising money rates as interior demand grew, reducing loan capacity in New York. Speculative activity and drilling for consolidation reflected market nerves, while rumors of early offerings affected sentiment. Official accounts show large claims against deposits, with total authorized site holdings noted.
A quirky notice offers cash rewards for Dolly Dimples fans who present a copy of Ogden Standard’s daily issue. Prize amounts vary by receipt length from one day up to a full year, with conditions on eligibility and display of subscription proof.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific investors watched parity in market terms as the former retained its dividend. Southern Pacific preferred holders converted their temporary bonds into common stock during the roll ahead of retirement, with expectations of continued liquidity and future earnings.
Readers encounter a garbled account of a famous Austrian multimillionaire Hore von Eisler, celebrated in Vienna’s artistic circles. The piece hints at wealth, private gatherings, and evenings with music and elite guests, though many names and phrases are distorted beyond recognition.
Fragmented OCR text mentions probate and city notice context with uncertain dates and names. The readable portions hint at a legal probate action and local officials, but key details are garbled. Summary focuses on the existence of a probate related notice in a city.
A fragment describes a hall at Magemont Inn, featuring a velvet and feathered arrangement with gold accents. It mentions a black Aferotte Leyhvend Hlopligs influence and yellow velvet with hints of silk, aiming for a dramatic, rich interior. Additional notes reference warm lighting and decorative motifs, suggesting a grand, opulent space.
Readable fragments describe a Green Manon related event with a crowd and displays. Mentions gowns, a greenhouse woman and a parade of outfits. References to items like wrists, seams, tones, and a pale crowd. บ
A garbled page listing beauty services including French mask massage and dress goods, with scattered notes on hats, toiletries, and correspondence. Mentions Pedigreed names, a piano job listing, and several garbled personal references amid ad fragments. The readable items imply a late 19th or early 20th century urban advertisements page.
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