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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
8
City council held a session to consider removing a tenant from Washington Avenue area. A lack of consent and legal questions delayed action, with references to city engineers and committees for street and water infrastructure. Debates included lighting on Twenty-seventh Street and drainage issues, with allocations debated for repairs and improvements.
Battered OCR text describes a special line train arrangement with detours and limited connections between Ogden and Salt Lake City. It mentions arrival times around 3:28 and travel options for passengers, noting service between Ogden and Salt Lake City with tentative schedules and incomplete details.
The Cedra Cedra Jaxt Morning league announces organized bowling with W. Fret Taweller as president and W. Camp as secretary. Hess and J. Wileen assist, while Dreling leads practice. Ten teams will compete in two series from now until January 1, with play continuing thereafter.
A torn OCR passage discusses kidney disease, treatments and cures, naming unclear people and places. It mentions Dr Dean and reviews supposed remedies, with scattered references to tests, medicines, and a medical expert waiving doubts while urging care and due diligence in seeking treatment.
Vague voter listings show Democratic primaries held last night across multiple wards and districts. The document names numerous ward leaders and participants including Wardlaw, Doves, Mey, Ward, Lowe, West, and Stankey, with county districts and local clerks noted among the scattered references.
A brief item notes a 140 mound trip involving Oregon Shard Liners and Heber with several trains or options mentioned. The piece reads like a fragmented want ad style notice with unclear numbers and entities.
A chaotic account details Charles Brows allegedly assaulting his sister in law and threatening, with police arresting him after neighbors and a brother intervened. Brows faced charges of assault. arrest records and a pending appearance before Judge Murphy were noted with conflicting testimony on detention.
A fragmented report describes a trip through the Consolidated district near Lane City. The party toured a mine shaft reaching 160 feet and rode a river boat, with a royal welcome for 30 visitors. The drafts include inconsistent phrases and garbled terms.
A fragmentary theater text describes a scene with a range of characters including a scheming mother and clever child. The readable words reference Amy and other names in a disjointed plot about deceit and dessert imagery, with unclear context and setting.
A grand evening features a strong traveling company presenting On the Bridge at Midalahi. The show offers ten comedians led by a professor and a bootblack with plenty of humor and a vivid melodramatic touch. Expected audience turnout remains high.
The Herald Square theater promotes Jane Corcoran in a production praised for her long running success. Arthur C. Alston backs the show as a strong attraction with a capable cast and stage ensemble. Joins J M. Brophy as a prominent supporting actor.
The Utahna theater company offered nightly performances of Marie Corelli's Thelma this week, with a lively stage romp promised to thrill audiences amid a fresh rotation of acts.
A garbled critique details various performers and roles in a stage piece, referencing individuals such as Petrarch and Thelma in a string of misread names. The prose hints at an old performance with characters and actors like Chris Moran, Lorimer, and Mayme Ulghtower, noting the piece rose to the test of the week.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company unveiled a new schedule to run every half hour from early morning to midnight, with hourly service otherwise. Ten new workers will join and operating costs rise by about 200 dollars monthly, funded by patronage. Superintendent Bailey was authorized to implement the plan, which hinges on public ridership.
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Sophia J. Tovsetl of 264 Sturh Third Raatetree Bast Lake City. She died after a fall in a hospital and a funeral is planned from the Tweilh ward mtetien hour on Wednesday Oct 3. Calls for details should be directed to the shore address between 40 and 2 o'clock.
The readable passages discuss topics related to health, well being, and social relations, referencing experiments, consent, and attitudes. It mentions study contexts and various unnamed individuals, with scattered mentions of preparation and evaluation across scenes, though precise events and outcomes remain unclear due to extensive garbling.
A verbose, OCR messy passage describes arrayed hats, fabrics, and costume details. It references elegant morning and afternoon wear, feathered hats, veils, and turbans, with mentions of a fashionable crowd and jewelry tones. The text invokes era-typical sartorial cues and social display in a stream of imagery.
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