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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows second class matter status with illegible names and dates. The notice references a March 1889 act and a publisher Vere Glasimann. Details are unclear due to corruption but indicate standard postal classification and publication timing.
Subscription options listed include six months at a rate of 8.00 and twelve months at an annual price. The text references monthly and annual terms with advance payments, indicating a promotion for ongoing readership subscriptions.
The text discusses price pressures in wholesale and retail sectors, noting high production costs and consumer impact. It warns of widespread debt, urging mills to reduce prices and retailers to cut profits to stabilize markets. It also references political and financial uncertainties shaping future economic policy and currency markets.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weak points and quarterly issues with unclear details. No clear people, places, or organizations are identified to build a coherent news item.
A Philadelphia youth attempted suicide around 2 am, ingesting poison and later revived at the police station with treatment from Dr. A A. Robinson. A note to his brother hinted at financial distress and an engagement to Blanche, while a package hidden in a book may contain a ring. Detective Rab Burke aided the case, and the man expressed despair over his life before the near fatal act.
Laxe, Nov. 2, Vanes, condemned for ardaver, faces potential delay as he remains jailed. Vance has spent nearly two years in confinement after conviction by Judge Goo and Armstrong’s district court. The supreme court could decide his fate Friday or Saturday, with further imprisonment likely if upheld. Prisoners under death sentence may work in the state prison.
A former wife accuses Vance in a Fosil County case of killing his spouse by poisoned water. Defense seeks a new trial citing affidavits and legal questions, while public sentiment remains split on punishment. The supreme court review hinges on witnesses including Amanda Ward and the line of testimony from the original trial.
The Orphen theater presents a varied week bill including updwinging dancing comedy and a Yike rider. The Royal Opera in Munich features a fete pyominre din era production with Old Vienna Waltz performed by a troup. Entertainment spans several acts with good performances noted by critics.
A vintage theater page describes a program with Walter and Miss Florence Burnamora presenting a comedy with Varengen. The Carmen group performs acts while the audience cheers. The Kinodrome pictures and orchestra provide popular selections. Tonight and tomorrow feature The Man From Home. Cryphaum company Koos'in Lagan to perform Wednesday.
The Herald-Republican notes a rough week of prep on the high school campus for a big upcoming game against Ogden. Injuries worry several Red and Black players while Ogden shows steady improvement. Junction City aims to beat Salt Lake, with confidence and a fighting chance described.
Chief Browning filed a complaint against George Fire owner of the Globe saloon for keeping a place where gambling occurred after a Saturday poker game. Warrant led to arrest of W. H. Van ’Noy for gambling. Frye pleaded not guilty and was released on recognizance. Sullivan and Mawar ly paid fines or served jail for disturbing the peace at a public hall.
A case against John Ryan and John OConnell on alleged larceny was forfeited for failure to appear. A woman's hat figure caused disruption as the judge postponed until tomorrow to compel witnesses for the city. Bail set at ten dollars each. Over fifty women charged with vagrancy were also declared forfeited after failing to appear in court.
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