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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
13
An interview with Sousa discusses Wagner and the Tannhauser overture, noting its popularity and impact on American music. He praises great composers, contemplates the future of classical and popular music, and reflects on audience tastes and the role of art in society.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an Orpheum program featuring Tom Waters with varied acts and attempted schedule details. Mentions songs, acts, and a venue lineup with uncertain dates and performers, reflecting a noisy historic theater page.
Kelly and Kent, formerly with the Grphrum, headline a night of elite arts including Sansone and Delila with comedy dance and singing. Ray Med Montgomery and the Healey sisters praised for artistry. Florence Swinnerton and her company present a dainty number. An orchestral program and a varied bill end with a northern venue.
Geological experts from the University of Wah and associated investigators report ongoing tremors felt across Utah over several weeks. The disturbance, noted by Dry Browt Joseor and others, extends through multiple counties with varying intensities and has prompted further study into subsurface activity and seismological patterns.
Fragmentary text discusses seismograph readings and tremor indications, noting possible earth tremors and the challenge of distinguishing genuine events from artifacts. It references a 0 fue steel device and a distant alert from geological observations, with uncertain timing and reliability.
A chaotic account describes a city school board meeting in Salt Lake City. It notes officials visiting and familiarizing with education methods, payments approved, and expenses examined. The finance balance is reported at 8,990.20 with fever-related illnesses noted during the week.
In New York on Nov, Jubee MooRE breaks a prize record amid a lurid show. The event draws attention with unusual acts and entries pushed to new highs. It highlights a groundbreaking performance that exceeds previous limits and attracts widespread remark.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event titled Intertitti and Hare Show in London with names Bret Vince Tug and others. Mentions competition outcomes including two titles captured and references to Boron and Reginald Yuu Gevtitt. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
An old ad advertises a pork product described as the best of its kind and urges readers to name the item. It promises a reward for the right name and includes scattered lines about pricing and production, with broken text and unclear details.
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Gran Pranelaco reports Colonel Pakly Henry, chief quartermaster of Alo warine cones, returned from Honolulu where he prepared plans for the conversion of Pearl Harbor station for a large marine force. Colonel Downy notes the barracks would accommodate about 400 once completed.
A dense race slate lists horses and odds across six events. It notes entries from Galvan, Marwood, Murph, and Andrews with times, placements, and trainer references, including second and third race results and detailed post positions. The text portrays an ickly detailed program for multiple races with drivers, jockeys, and owners tied to Galynne, Moschael, Beaumonter, and Beauliver.
The article previews a high stakes football matchup between Habruelis and an unnamed opponent at Hallline. Key players Bey, Hadid, and Lalas Lee are noted, with references to Magid and Tuners. Broadcast details, timing, and potential score implications are hinted but specifics are unclear.
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