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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
3
A colorful feature highlights the new overcoat line and the stylish appeal of the era. The text notes demand for the latest fashion, a chic motor show connection, and mentions Town figures in attendance, with buyers seeking quality and value.
Alfe wok completed with plans to advance work at the citadel site. Hinse work crews are posted and will begin two weeks of finishing tasks, including barrier setup and partial renovations as weather allows. Barnar closes tonight. Ninth ward meeting results expected.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions street addresses in Indianapolis and Chicago, grocery bills, and various local notices. It references shipments, a Western Bottling Co product, removal of a railroad service, and job leads. The text is largely unreadable but signals a random collection of ads and notices.
A fragmented OCR list records grocery prices quoted by wholesale and retail houses. It notes pricing practices across merchants in Ogden and nearby areas, with mentions of open-billed goods, per-unit costs, and value comparisons amid a broader market survey.
A report urges grocers to publish prices and invites the public to compare. Ezra Richardson offers to duplicate eastern house orders at 2 to 10 percent discount, a promise still in effect, with payments to Standard office and stores named for location. Public guidance remains to call the Standard office for where to buy.
Announcement notes a three day Wool Growers convention with a 24 musician band. Prof DL W Ridus to conduct and Nicola aril to head the concert band as organizers promise top service and immediate rehearsal starts.
In police court this morning the cases of the city against George Fre for permitting gambling at a saloon and W. F. Van Noy for gambling were not called as a continuance was agreed. The court will take them up tomorrow morning. A complaint against Gus Trolicht for selling tobacco to minors was arraigned. he pleaded not guilty, and the hearing was indefinitely postponed as he seeks counsel. W. B. Wendell, charged with vagrancy, pleaded not guilty. The arresting officer testified Wendell appeared with finances in question and could not justify possession of certain items, which Wendell claimed belonged to him.
Cir Thuksgichig dixphig 4 Coapker seul go far hefars yeiaor W batler pHering 1 appears in unusual text fragments from a local celebration page. The readable bits hint at prize pumpkins and a quirky contest, though details are unclear.
A stock ad highlights bright new patterns in gloves shirts and neckwear, promoting dress choices for the party season. It emphasizes quality goods and urges customers to buy now, noting appealing color and style options.
A brief notice identifies the Watson Tanner Clothing Company located at 376 Twenty-Fourth Street. It presents a concise address listing, with no additional context or actions specified in the readable text.
In a local court session, defendants including McGinula McKenzie Hall and Tyan admitted drunkenness and were fined or jailed. Sam faced a ten day term for defiant behavior. Pierce was charged with riding a bicycle under Beast’s influence and awaiting trial. Stone received $60 bond for carrying a concealed weapon on Thanksgiving Day.
Report of tempest damage to beet crops and sugar factory stock. About 20,000 loads of sugar beets and 5,000 tools at risk as rain and mud hinder lifting, with mould and decay feared. Frost hoped to halt spoilage. few beets have been dug to date.
In New York on November 96 a suspension and later removal of weighers from the customs service was announced by the collector. The action followed an investigation into weighing frauds with other staff kept under review. No charges were filed against the men today, but circumstances prompted further action and possible further dismissals, while the department began anew with staff replacements.
Fragmented OCR text reports North American railway progress with mentions of Comers Mankay Nev and a tram cartaya. The readable bits include a date nearby and references to flora and navigation terms, but specifics on events, locations, or outcomes are unclear from the damaged passage.
A historic article notes a vast copper region plan with a 4700 foot span bridge over the Roxenyl area. It mentions a 7,090,000 dollar cost, expected completion by August 15 18, and a fleet of workers awaiting orders. The route includes the Bonanza copper field and a December 1810 date, with trains anticipated to run across the new miller ltractor bridge.
New York reports Dr Fret erlele A Cook plagued by nervous breakdowns while planning to annotate and prove discoveries. An attorney says Walter Tasdaly and accomplices seized Cook's chain and a dummy portfolio aboard the United Bist, aiming to rob his post. Detectives linked two men and a woman to the data theft, with Cook held in seclusion.
Bulletins from a late November report describe Chara Strohl, a baker, entering a public building in Buffalo and shooting a man. The shooter fled the scene, wounded an officer, and was later captured after gripping a nearby street walk, with bystanders witnessing the events. Strohl was executed in the aftermath.
An unnamed hearing outlines a monthly allowance linked to Model Thatcher family affairs including a $240 monthly cab fare, a $100 charge and other specified costs. The report references a land examiner and dates tied to the matter, with further details unclear due to OCR damage.
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