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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes a jewel sale in the city with reference to Sh Megin and a person or dealer named Bruise. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the event centers on a local jewelry sale and an individual connected to it.
New York reports Champion Rumner will not race again after a troubled season. The article details previous performances, recalls Montreal last September, and notes Canadian records and notable rivals such as Neliyth Sheynued and Crore Bawhse. It highlights a year of injuries, setbacks, and a dramatic decline in form for the champion as Bellevue and Westmont figures are mentioned in context.
A fragmented 19th century portrait traces Andrew Carnegie fueled by Andrew Pearson’s philanthropic example. It notes Pearson’s vision to fund education for youths regardless of means, Carnegie’s adoption of that model, and their joint role in leveraging wealth for lasting institutions. The piece reflects on Pearson’s life from Dumfrield to Pittsburgh, detailing his rise from telegraph office clerk to industrial giant, and his push to endow colleges, universities, and schools. It highlights the moral aim to invest in education for the common good, contrasting two approaches to wealth: mere accumulation versus strategic philanthropy aimed at enduring public benefit.
The play praised as a vivid satire of American decadence drew praise for its cast led by Henry Vial as Daniel Vorheas Pike and Charles UD as the Russian Grand Duke. Critics lauded the company’s execution amid a plot involving an American lawyer guardian and a dramatic scandal with foreign intrigues.
A clipped Ogden Theales review lauds performances by actors including Miss Mary Elizabeth Porbes and Bertha Welby in a modern American production. The piece highlights Col Robert Brower management and the Orpheum show’s return, praising acting range and stage craft while warning about kidney health ads at the end.
Nevada declares quarantines on Utah sheep amid tension over Wyoming and Utah livestock. Authorities lam and prepare action to prevent spread of disease, with government support cited in Salt Lake City news rows.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a winter curing theme tied to a festival. The readable text mentions a meeting, calendar, or event framed as a quick presentation, with references to winter and a general sense of preparation or display. Further readable specifics are not present.
The article reports warns of a looming hay shortage across Utah and neighboring states. Local observers predict a dry season will strain winter stock feed, urging timely harvesting and storage. Strong concerns focus on pasture drought, rising prices, and possible government relief plans.
Fragmentary OCR from SHOGE AT TENERIFFE details a chaotic scene with references to menaritn, a steer outbreak, and scattered names. It mentions England and games, but the full context and facts are unclear due to corrupted text. The readable items suggest a sporting or incident report with uncertain specifics.
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