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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
7
A fragment on early fashion trends compares future silhouettes with today’s looks, discussing sleeve length necklines and trims. It mentions pale pink Hatin gowns with pearl lace edging, bertha collars, and decorative front and back details.
New York Nav reports cheerful outlook for the upcoming season at the Coney Island Jockey Club as nominations for the Turanty of TMT and related races arrive. Details on staff, plans, and events are outlined amid festive notes and renewed interest in racing milestones.
An advertisement promises a dust pan that ends dust with a spring mechanism and claims it is the finest labor-saving device for homes. It urges readers to call at the Standard shop to see the dust pan and purchase a three month subscription. Five hundred units are said to arrive soon and will sell out quickly.
Al Baelock and Mise A Rosalie Holburg lead vocalists with Allan Genevieve Malone as pianist Tickels performs. Admission sixty cents at Uinta Dru Store.
Patient improving after hospital stay with appendicitis complications. Doctors report favorable recovery prospects. Public invited to a talk at the high school auditorium on health, illustrated with stereopticon views. Coal company ads note products and agent services. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. Employment payments and funeral carriage services listed. Visitors to Salt Lake reported. local residents traveling. Recovered notices cover real estate and legal matters, with foundation work progressing on a two story brick building near the old fire location.
Thompson seeks another bout after a two round decision loss to the stockyards fighter. Manager Barney Lintzenstein has a backer willing to stake up to 20 000 for a ten or twelve round rematch with Melaclaud. Packey Parland and local booster G W Shaw discuss posting the funds as talks continue in Chicago.
San Antonio November race ends with four of five cars wrecked as the six hour event collapses. Bobman Broman escapes a rollover with minor injuries while Jim Johnson’s Chalmers-Detroit leads a brutal finish. Clark and De Hymel split second and third as field crashes near the end.
A chaotic notice advertises a community supper in a basement with tamales and eel, noting a start time around 1 09 and urging attendees to arrive early as supplies run out. The text mentions unreliable details but centers on a hot tamale meal event in a local building.
Latonia results show a patchy list of horses with unclear spellings and placements. Entries mention Elivanetnna and Thee among others, with scattered percentages and positions like second and third in several heats, but omits clear win details and official standings.
A fragmented OCR page hints at a Harvard versus Yale contest with scattered names and locations. The readable bits mention Harvard and Yale and a forthcoming meet, with garbled phrases suggesting preparations and events nearby.
Fragmented report describes a case where a girl was killed and the accused, identified with uncertain spellings, faces hanging. Amid unclear OCR text, the narrative references Alma Hollow and a courthouse atmosphere with questions from authorities, while detours mention patrons, counsel, and a list of names and places in a murky account.
Faded OCR shows a heated exchange at City Hall as Mayor White faces opposition from council members over voting rights and reform measures. The scene centers on Cleveland officials and a debate about procedures and control of local elections.
A garbled text fragment describes a homicide investigation in which bell, Mrs FiteGar ald, and others are mentioned in a case involving a shooting. The passage references an Agnies death and a vigil or inquiry, with unclear details and many garbled names.
Fragmentary wartime report indicates General Romero was killed in action during battle. The dispatch details unclear names and places but confirms fatality among allied forces. Further corroboration sought from military authorities in transit zones.
Fragmentary wire service style briefing describes a section hand Pang assaulted last night by several hunters. The incident references a build ing entry and a struggle, with unclear locations and a mix of financial and market observations interwoven in the text.
Fragmentary piece describes white Alutes under velvet leaves and pearl accents. It mentions dram drapery, a bodtor panel, a daft strems and a display of gloves and ornaments with muted, decorative wording.
The readable segment describes starch production and various scattered names and locations, with unclear sentences and missing context. It mentions a person named Dave, a place or group at Wile, references to a hawk, wash, hire, and park, and appears to be a damaged historical item with several illegible phrases.
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