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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
4
A garbled collection of scattered notes and names. Mentions Levis Good, Lehi, Mrs Anmle Gostas, Bansa Tontult, W. T. Anderson, and various places and items such as forest service, painters, coal, and real estate. Text appears as a damaged OCR page with unrelated fragments and potential notices.
Fragmentary OCR text references Oracle Globe and matinee on Wednesday and Thursday with names such as Annette Melleyman and a diving act. Content is garbled, mixed with broken phrases and nonsensical inserts, hard to derive a coherent news item or outcome.
City reports show paving on main avenues ahead of improvements and theater work continuing with carpenters and stage setup for planned events. Officials note delayed street repairs, ongoing securing of funds, and preparations for a busy fall schedule as repairs proceed and employment prospects rise.
A historical text discusses public insistence on U S inspected meats and contrasts it with uninspected meat practices. It notes disease risks from contaminated products and the role of government inspectors and veterinary signs in condemning diseased meats before they reach markets.
In the municipal court a suit was filed to recover $18.78 with related costs. The plaintiff sought payment for services or goods, while the defendant contested the claim. The proceedings mention a Watersnannor Chithieg court action and a related distribution of funds or assets among involved parties.
Ogden Evening Standard circulates a garish, comically self important ransom notice offering gold rewards up to $500 for Dolly Dimples. The text demands readers display a subscription receipt and a copy of the day’s issue, with threats and evasive conditions, amid chaotic claims and fraudulent urgency.
A verbose reminiscence describes a dining venue with secretive kitchen access and private dining areas for women, a cigar stand, and exclusive service. The piece praises chef skill and an impresario host, noting flirtations with a photographer during a visit to the kitchen and a bold claim of a refined, novel dining experience.
The report outlines plans to relocate the 178th Division headquarters. It notes involvement of Utah division facilities and a timeline toward January for completing the new funding and site preparations. The piece mentions key officials and depots in Sparky, Reed, and other military locations.
Farmers in Degen and Cache County received a dividend from Amalgamated Sugar with about 1,200 beets paid and more to come. Next payday on December 15 aims to deliver at least $100,000, closing most accounts between farmers and the sugar company for the year. Factories at Lewiston Togda and Ogden processed over 220,000 tons of beets, paying $4.30 per ton. gross earnings and per-acre net profit are discussed amid harvest push before frost sets in.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a pursuit in a room ends with police involvement. Ed, excited and elated, claims success while bystanders debate the cause. An officer prepares for formal action as Ed faces a charge of disturbing the peace. Public explanations center on a tense confrontation between locals and Japanese youths.
M J West of Veath Valley Gold Mining reports progress on the Twuth Valley property twelve miles west of Zabriskie California. Development includes shafts and tunnels with ore values per ton ranging from 8 to 20 dollars, with a two foot vein recently struck rich in gold. The company plans to increase its workforce and haul ore to the railroad for $5 per ton as work continues toward mill construction and further extraction.
In a police court arraignment this morning Robert Watterson faced assault with intent to commit robbery charges after a failed Wilson grocery burglary on Twenty Eighth Street. He was bound over to the district court in bail of 400 dollars as officers cautioned the case may link to recent burglaries. Watterson, a young man, showed a dejected demeanor and expressed regret, while witnesses noted his accomplice escaped. Local officers suspect repeat offenses but lack direct evidence tying them to other crimes.
Judge Agee honors memory of Mrs Walker at Richey Funeral Home service in Sail Lake City. The sermon recalls the decedent and praises her life as church members gather for the funeral rites.
The text honors Mrs Walkary as a world class example of faith and fortitude. It details her resilience after tragedy including the death of her husband and her battles as a mother raising four children. It lauds her cheerful spirit and self denial and notes her influence on her family and community.
An incident in Kinbar reveals a boy attempting a murder at Oly, with details blurred in OCR. Walker Huhoonarery Clevo years unknown, ta Ihe sbluetriee s in question as officials pursue facts.
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