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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1909
Page
1
A smear of fraudulent whiskey claims targets public health with false promises. The ad warns against cheap imitations and imitator brands, urging consumers to trust genuine "Dulfy Malt Whiskey Company" and its patented bottle. It cites doctors and hospitals and advises caution to protect lives and families.
A proposed ordinance creates a local special tax on property within the district to defray costs of building sewer pipes and street improvements from Quincy to Jackson and related avenues. It levies assessments on parcels from Quinty to 27th Street and waives reimbursements, with enforcement and collection terms specified.
The document outlines a tax lien assessment on multiple lots in Play O's and adjacent blocks, detailing parcel boundaries, square feet, and depth. It notes payment installments due, interest rates, and penalties for delinquency, with names of local officials and a notice of approval by county authorities.
The weekly vacation during Christmas may extend into spring. The superintendent advised teachers about grade promotions and a possible new high school grade. a council debated library bonds and high school improvements. Sanitary concerns include chicken pox and diphtheria cases, waterworks issues, and a cesspool flood affecting the high school.
Fragmented text warns about diseases in unsafely processed meat and argues for U S inspection. It claims U S inspectors ensure meat is wholesome and free from infection, urging public insistence on government oversight and sanitary slaughter. The piece urges consumers to seek U S stamped meat.
Fragmentary text describes Ogden as a permanent wool growers headquarters. The garbled OCR mentions centers, leaders, and a proposed focus area with unclear details. Entities and specifics are heavily corrupted, yielding minimal verifiable facts for a solid news item.
Fragmentary text mentions a monetary amount and names but remains unclear. Report notes a visit and a dated reference to November with scattered proper nouns and possible place names. Lack of coherent facts prevents definitive summary of event or outcome.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Bilza J Maw in Plat Chu meeting place with readings by Alewing choir and Fred Kink sey. Interment followed at Pinin City cemetery. Alma Anderson burial noted. services led by Lyme ward officials with large attendance and praise for the deceased's church and ward work. Several ministers and community members attended, with references to other local obsequies and ceremonies.
A testimony by JM Winslow of Ogden describes long kidney trouble with swollen joints and painful movements. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Badcon's Pharmacy, he reports significant relief in a few weeks and urges others to try the remedy, mentioning a printed ad as the source of the cure claim.
Ogden Packing and Provision Company invites hogs and veals weighing 186 to 280 pounds and 186 pounds categories. They offer $7.20 live weight or $9.65 per cwt dressed for hogs on specified days and urge drovers to bring animals at convenient times via the viaduct.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment meeting of the directors of the New York Great Western Mining Belt Development Co held on November 17. An assessment of 71 and one half cents per share was levied on outstanding equity rights of the company, payable to the secretary at 409 Mewles Building Oxon. Utah. The assessment may be paid at a public auction on a Wednesday in November. failure to pay will forfeit rights and incur costs.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions capture of items, warnings to authorities, and references to locations such as Lake Gye and Tomkout. The text is severely distorted with names and dates unreadable, making precise facts and figures unavailable.
The community gathered for the funeral of Alexandra Patterson, with Bishop Ballad and speakers including President Grant and Middleton praising her faith and family. Eulogies highlighted her ten children and enduring church devotion as offerings were shared despite the sorrow.
A passenger on the Utah bound train from Ogden reported to Denot Police that a thief grabbed his pocketbook containing 265 dollars while the car was moving toward Center Street. The thief jumped from an open window during the escape and was pursued by Salt Lake City authorities with guidance from Department officials.
An advertisement touts Rexall Hair Youle pills claiming to cure baldness in 92 of cases when used as directed for a set period. It asserts the remedy activates dormant follicles and grows hair on balding scalps, with plans for spring water scents and two package sizes at 50 cents and 1 dollar. The copy guarantees satisfaction and offers store availability nationwide.
Ball Lake City November 26 John Lawrence a thirteen year old boy was presented to the Juvenile Court on charges of petty theft and attempting to steal $40 from a cash register at the National Tea store. He was found competent to stand trial and was sent to the Industrial School while other youths received various court dispositions.
A messy clipping reports plans to remodel an old landmark in Salt Lake City. It mentions addresses and local figures, referencing property changes and development moves around November. The text is garbled but signals a council or owners seeking upgrades and new uses.
Fragmented OCR notes depict a muddled account involving a Shubert option, alleged improvements for a gar company, spies, and expectations of strategic moves. Sparse names and sentences hint at political or theatrical intrigue, with vague references to plans, delays, and possible confrontation on an uncertain future date.
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