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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
7
Our Credit Flan promises no withdrawal charges and broad access to credit. Aimed at all ages, the notice touts a new shipment and special sale on coats and clothing for men women and children while stressing favorable credit and easy terms.
An advertisement from Hatlemn’y Pharmacy Ogden Utah promotes Dr Leonhard Ca Hem-Rold internal remedy for piles. It promises cures in many cases with internal treatment and warns of possible procedures, offering a booklet and guarantee with orders from Buffalo NewYork and Ogden Utah.
In a chaotic newsroom scene, editors and staff struggle with tangled lines and misrouted calls. Amid the confusion, a veteran editor emphasizes calm and clarity while promising swift fixes to restore communication efficiency and editorial flow.
A North Odin grocery suffered a Sunday burglary with eight and a dogen razors several knives two gold watches and other items stolen. Entry was made by cutting a glass pane and a report reached deputies after pawnshop checks found no matches. Other notes mention cider deliveries and community notices.
After a lengthy White House conference the administration announced it will push for comprehensive revisions to the Commerce Law 10. A rough draft of amendments was submitted by Attorney General, with input from the President, Lang of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Senators. Key officials voiced their views while the selection of advisers remains unsettled amid crowded candidate lists.
The article notes a prize bout headline in Hoboken featuring Sen Vor Sion Sheila ar vial today at Zale Grunuy oF San Branca. Promoters for ten debt sessTotasea gueeelleh, tue 1, and yemiarittys turning at 1 o'clock. Local attendees include Coilie opening. Angelos and Fames Coleoth, among others, anticipated crowds and ceremonial events marking the opening of the unhelm hits. The piece mentions a broader boxing season with plans and names scattered amid damaged OCR.
Secretary Meyer unveils a broad overhaul to centralize command and modernize the Navy. He names four aides for operations, personnel, material, and inspection and moves to abolish the bureau of construction and the bureau of equipment. The plan aims to streamline decision making, align yard and fleet activities, and implement a comprehensive cost keeping and inspection system, with changes to take effect December 1.
Fragmentary draft details a planned reorganization of naval manufacturing and inspection divisions. It mentions Newberry, Duchinery, Kyulle, and Bay Jang as centers or references, with Meyer's role in overseeing inspections across yards, docks, shore stations, and marine corps elements under a central secretariat.
New York reports from Paris claim a Russian nobleman killed Jacques Steinhall after a staged struggle aboard the Steinhall estate. The mobbed scene reportedly involved Steinhall’s mother collapsing from fright or choking on false teeth. Alfred Part ridey Klotz, an American artist, was in town to paint Cardinal Gibbons portrait as the Kroonland steamer arrives.
BRIDGES GIVING WAY UNDER GREAT STRAIN As early reports from Bellingham Washington detail weeks of rain and flood damage. The Nooksack river has carved away two wagon bridges causing 100000 dollars in losses. Eversea Bay and British Columbia bridge undermined and swaying. If it fails a 230 foot wagon bridge will go downstream and pull Great Northern railway bridge with it. Heavy rainfall totals 2.87 inches in forty eight hours. Railway lines from Northern Pacific, Bingham Bay and Beronde washed out. five miles of Northern Puddle track under water. Skagit branch out of commission. Pagersound and Baker River tracks washed out. No hope until Skagit dikes hold. Great Northern main line threatened by rising flood.
The article revisits the 1871 Chicago fire, examining the Os a leary cow theory and a heated sermon declaring the cows kicked over a lamp. It notes public debate, sensational recollections, and ongoing questions about the blaze’s start and the city’s response.
Charles Nearer and Charles Smith, alleged to have robbed a messenger of $2,500 weeks ago, are sought by Chicago police. Detectives say a suspect identified as Nearer is at large. another figure, Smith, is connected to the case and under investigation as authorities continue to pursue the robbery-related leads.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various names and terms in an unclear sequence. It reads like disjointed phrases about people, times, and places but lacks a coherent event or report to summarize into a clear news item.
Fragmentary lines mention punishment, a place called Cayelverss, and references to a person or group tied to unusual events. Slogans and garbled phrases obscure clear names, dates, or outcomes, preventing a definite news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rammorda and a revenue tax dispute with unclear context. The readable portions suggest a legislative or legal angle, involving a scoring or point by Rammorda, but specifics are not discernible. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are extractable.
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