Unclear OCR Entry From Ogden Post Office
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Ogden and Congress action on a matter marked by a 25 second period and a signature We. Glasmann. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is discernible.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Ogden and Congress action on a matter marked by a 25 second period and a signature We. Glasmann. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is discernible.
A clipped newspaper entry lists subscription advances and amounts including 8.00 and references to names such as Cina Merth and Manina with mentions of advances. The fragment implies a billing or renewal context for periodicals or services without full details.
Fragmented text shows lines about mayoral nomination and ward conventions in a city, naming districts, ward boundaries, and the process to elect delegates, chairmen, and secretaries. It mentions the Republican Central Committee and officers guiding the convention and certification of nominations.
A fragmentary account describes a Free Press Anthology edited by Thentave Senveadyy once of Luh WL, presenting a defense of free speech and five rights drawn from works by M Me ton, Larke, Yollaire, Sulina, and others. The piece references introduction by Mir Behvoeder and debates liberty, governance, and public debate amid historical contexts.
A garbled text debates truth and justice in a republic, criticizing attempts to enforce social duty while praising free assembly and public opinion. It references democratic ideals, constitutional safeguards, and the tension between order and liberty amid partisan rhetoric.
Councilman Leon Wilkin raises a public accusation against city contracting practices under the supervisor for inspectors. He argues that poor And wal Adent fidutehowld should be expelled from city contracts and criticized the ongoing work under the administration. He warns of crumbling supervision and calls for stricter registration and accountability amid costly delays.
In Balt Uke City Oct 4 Utah sheep disease reports alarm county farmers. State veterinarian and the sheep commission review havoc claims and plan investigations. A levy of $10 on every sheep owner proposed to fund outbreak control and disease eradication efforts. Officials expect swift action and tighter monitoring statewide.
A streetcar accident in Salt Lake City on a Sunday night left Miller dead. Witness Chaunneys provided an account describing the moment of impact as the car struck the victim near the corner of 9th South and Eleventh East, with bystander statements noting the chaotic scene and the delay before aid arrived.
Fragmentary text notes an incident on a train involving taken gear and unclear events. Mentions Heaton, Heaton’s associates, and a city context with references to Chicago and Milwaukee. Content is garbled and largely incomprehensible.
H H Keener reports on a land draw in Lakeview Oregon district, detailing a navigable lake at Goose Lake’s southern end and a vast valley with dry farming, orchards, and diverse crops. He notes modern town blocks, waterworks, utilities, and a thriving business district, plus extensive irrigation plans by the Oregon Valley Land Co and a completed reservoir system. The report emphasizes fertile valleys, forest lands, wildlife, and projected value growth for contract holders as the draw proceeds and investments mature.
A damaged item reports that Highwaynan receives a decade in prison. The fragment mentions a sale, a bet, and various garbled names, with little readable context beyond the long prison sentence and scattered references.
A defendant named Donellan faced sentencing with a new trial motion denied. He was later jailed years for a separate crimerelated career. In California a state industrial school release led to multiple arrests for robberies and a separate hold up case. the suspect was linked to Crocker robbery near Third Street and Second Wael Street. A patent medicine Matzan touted as a pile remedy is advertised as conveniently applied.
London editors report a heated dispute over the true site of Shakespeare's theater. Professor Wallace backs the Elzavellian log, while Dr. William Martin disputes documents as proof, citing careless transcriptions as faulty. Supporters include emeritus scholars and editors from Oxford and the Philological Society.
Schedule details for Ogden Canyon transit with start time at 7:00 a.m. and hourly service through 9:00 p.m. including special runs to Sanitarium, with service windows between Main Street and Washington Avenue and a timetable extending to 11:10 p.m.
Los Angeles readies for a presidential visit with city buildings decorated while Mayor Alexander and reception committee head William D B Stevens coordinate events. A two hour parade and city tour are planned with 150 representatives from local organizations welcoming the President on arrival and roundup of arrangements for the visit.
Train excursion to Ogden and back with round trip fare listed as 1.10. It mentions multiple departure times from Trailside, Ogden, and Salt Lake City with return options. The flyer notes a special Conference Flyer leaving Ogden at 8:00 p.m. and Salt Lake City at 11:18 p.m. plus several afternoon departures from various points, including a change in return times from 3:56 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Los Angeles Cal with addition of church workers arrives on special train bringing hundreds to the Methodist Home Missionary Convention. The gathering will open in the Kiva with expected prominence as the most important event in the society’s history.
A fragmented notice questions local shirt and overall makers. It suggests the Ogden Overland and Shirt Co. should produce superior overalls, challenging neighboring firms. The misspelled text hints at customer demand and future guidance to retailers.
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