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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
12
Readable text urges buyers to purchase suits coats skirts and furs now to save money. Emphasizes credit and large selection with prompts to avoid waiting until the season ends. Mention of practical benefits and avoidance of delays in shopping.
Washington reports a decorative exhibit showing a miniature battleship model as part of a naval display. The exhibit, dated yesterday, features a slate gray color and reflects changes in ship styling. Navy officials praise the model as a demonstration of future design ideas.
Fragmented report notes Rapid Gity figures, Ronit Gly, and a November jail term in Hap id City. Subscriptions total $69,000 with about $25,000 more alleged to be obtained. Alderman Wilthasa, a former Chicago sporting man, described as involved.
In the business office a Bell Phone representative is noted by a short beacon of contact with a single ring. The fragmented text references an indented phone line and a brief era style notice likely from a newspaper page describing or listing editorial rooms and phone connections.
A garbled mix of notices and local items from Salt Lake area papers includes an offer of $100,000 for a Jettries Johnson boxing match, upcoming speeches by Senator La Follette, theater and lecture announcements, funeral notices, and various local business and social notes. Names such as I J Schefald and James T Jettries appear amid fragmented events from public and social life.
A 1909 Ogden statement by Wink and fellow merchants, representing the Miehhildis and Saythorn businesses, backs the Retail Grocers Trust while warning that ongoing price manipulation and labor unrest threaten local industry. They pledge to withhold patronage if abuses continue, urging government and public support for orderly competition and fair wages.
The canal project awards a $90,000 concrete work contract to Doyle of this city as part of a larger two mile phase. Grading will be done by the company, with two crews available, and delays are tied to wet weather. Additional contracts will follow for remaining canal portions once designs are approved, with total costs possibly exceeding prior estimates.
New York on November 1 reports Artie Everting a hypnotist chief, performing at the Banani venue with a show that claims to dazzle a large audience. The piece notes the routine and public reaction, citing specific sequences and the hypnotist's stage presence.
The article provides a fragmented list of football scores and team names across various locales. Names such as Vale, Gambia, Philadelphia, Harvard, and Norvad appear in garbled form, with no clear dates or results. The readable portions suggest final scores and participant teams, but exact outcomes are unclear due to the OCR damage.
Seyboll and Saybolt, young criminals, were sentenced in district court by Judge Howell. Seyboll forged Frank Alvord’s name on a 460 check, leading to a seven year term in the state penitentiary. Saybolt, accused of sending a forged check, received a seven year sentence. both arraigned and found guilty.
A garbled report mentions Dr. Cooks and Dr. Gook in a New York area inquiry. The text references a university Parker, a certificated man and trial or consideration of evidence, with unclear outcomes and locations such as Ren Tey Brown Buildings and Wells.
Reported events describe Arden and Brive under close watch after a fatal incident. Authorities investigate the death and the impli cations for local security. Names and places are partially obscured in the readable text.
A fragmented report describes an amateur aviator making flights in his private aeroplane. The text mentions New York and various unclear phrases, with details obscured by OCR artifacts, but notes activity in the air and a cautious approach to early flight endeavors.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a notice about children ages 9 and 10 receiving $18,000 yearly from an estate. The passage references a New Victoria or related locale with terms like supreme onset and inheritance, but the readable content is garbled. The key facts are the estate provides annual payments to the two children and involves an executor or court process.
The case centers on price disputes in federal court with references to witnesses and officials mentioned in fragmented testimony. The proceedings involve Judge Papa Abevrle and multiple parties including Henares and Midgren Nationa lank, with alleged robbery links to a mint, and testimony from Freitas.
A dense list of closing market quotes from New York ledgers featuring Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Refining and United States Steel among others. Livestock prices and cattle receipts are reported with figures for steers cows calves hogs and sheep, plus a Kansas City cattle sale rundown and warehouse receipts.
A fragmented notice describes demand for one hundred men at two seventy five per day in Ogden. It reports difficulty securing workers and mentions idle men, seeking labor for bread and other jobs. The text references local locations and past discussions of employment and wages.
A muddled report describes Mr. Clarke of District No. 3 returning from Humboldt National Forest in Nevada. He cites forest service protections, grazing rules, and royalty measures affecting locals. He mentions cattle and sheep activity, with figures on stock weights and yardages, and notes ranchers’ reactions to wildlife and livestock movements.
The Forest Service convention for Idaho and surrounding regions is set for January 1, 8, and 13. It will gather forestry officials from northern Idaho, western Wyoming, western Montana, and northwestern Arizona to discuss supervision and planning for next year. The Wool Growers association may weigh in on matters the forestry department wishes to address and ensure no interference with weather conditions or the Bee County agenda.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various names and terms in a jumble. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to summarize reliably. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed.
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