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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
7
A fragmented OCR text hints at a promotion for a credit plan with references to payments and pricing. The readable portion mentions plans and terms but lacks full details, making precise summary challenging. The item appears to be an advertisement notice from a store or lender.
The State Deaf School celebrated twenty years of Frank M. Driggs with a presentation by the school band. Attendees included Rev. P. A. Simpkin and board members Will Mond May Babcock, Mrs. OF Coray, and J. W. F. Volker, among others. The event followed a 62 to 16 basketball win by the State Deaf School boys over HT. B. Salt Lake.
The 16 year old Miss Libbie Brown witnessed the tragedy as Victor Turner 18 or 19-year-old Canyon Road resident killed himself at 9:30 PM in the Brown home with his sweetheart present. He drank carbolic acid from a bottle placed on the stove and died shortly after in the front room. Miss Brown described premeditation and melancholy as factors. The Browns found Turner in the doorway and a doctor was summoned. the youth died at the house soon after. Turner's father is a Denver and Rio Grande conductor and was away yesterday. The tragedy occurred while Turner and Miss Brown were alone in the house on West Thirty Fourth Street.
F E Lewis, superintendent of dining rooms and hotels for the Harelonn Wes, travels with Jed Gentsels to Salt Lake on the 7 morning train. They attend a conference with W H Murat of the Dre fon Short Line to discuss station and hotel management future. The meeting aims to appoint superintendents and align wage scales for Western Railway operations.
A fragmentary account describes a 16th century survey of La Sal Forest, noting headquarters at Mant the elaeiry and various figures and plans. The text mentions surveys, local governance, and attitudes toward resource use, with confusing garbled phrases but references to regional leaders, numbers, and proposed actions.
A grand jury returned an indictment naming Frank Hanson formerly a porter at Fillmore Utah. He was arraigned by United States Commissioner Hulilane and remanded on bond set at 5000 dollars. The case alleges destruction of government property in Us city.
Alexandar Waters, a Black man, pleaded guilty in district court before Judge Howell to an attempted murder charge arising from an incident at a saloon about a month ago. He will be sentenced this term.
A homemaker column offers detailed, step by step guidance for preparing a holiday turkey. It covers trimming, giblets, brining, stuffing, skewer threading, roasting, basting, and serving, with emphasis on self reliance and careful preparation for a successful family meal.
A garbled report from the Panama Canal area highlights cheering events and mentions a ceremony or celebration. The text references officials, ministries, and observers, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors.
A Standards Herta correspondent reports that German policy under the new chancellor is shaping a move to appoint Count Von Bernstein as ambassador to Jorbon. The piece notes imperial approval and frames the plan as a peacemaker role between Germany and Britain, while cautions about potential opposition and a possible storm as policy unfolds.
In Walla Walla on November 23 five football players were injured during a game between Washington State and Whitman College. Clarence Morrow, noted Whitman center, broke a leg and was out five hours. Washington players Duck Forear and Johogon also sustained injuries. two Washington soldiers were reported injured. The Whitman Varsity won 28 to 11.
Nov 5 reports Tein heerheres marry two sisters in Tarpon Springs. Erwin Sirdbey and J Brit Bradley officiated with Fre sarod. Aurilip Thompson and the brides and the Inhlegenons attended. The ceremony united twins aged alike with the two brides sharing a single reception.
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