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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
3
From Portland Oregon comes scattered notes about a local football special train to the University of Utah and a travel route through Ogden. Mentions Crawford and family members with unclear context, plus sightings of a Washington event and sales or login references.
Oracle-Is Globe announces Saturday matinee. Every boy and girl in Ogden should have a top seat this 18 top season. A Saturday ascent ticket offered to twelve year olds with parent approval. National board of censors has overseen the event.
Ogden news notes a busy day with school closure due to cold, road works, and a new asphalt plant update. Local chatter covers football viewing plans, stagecoach travels, coal sales, and a parade of visitors including Baker City travelers and charity delegates en route to Beaver Colorado.
The family residing at 922 Meadwt ave reports the death of Mrs. George HL Roudeliah on Wednesday at their home. Services will be held on a later date with details pending.
Family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for support after Manny Lackron's death. They acknowledge love, prayers, and help during the grieving period, naming the family members and thanking the community for kindness and sympathy.
Burglars broke into the Success Meat Market on Washington Avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets last night, smashing doors to enter the building. They blasted a safe and escaped with about $200 in cash and checks, leaving no trace of how they got in or what else was taken.
The Fiona Norman drama Corianton will be revived for one week at the Orpheum with a stellar cast led by Alfred G. Swenson and Lake Congreve. The production promises the same magic as the original, with a large troupe, ballet, chorus, and four acts of openery. Tickets range from 45 cents to 1 dollar.
Preliminary work began on the freight depot project at the corner of Twenty fourth Street and Wallaverine as engineers mark site boundaries. A $100 OU freight house is to be erected. excavation for foundation is underway following boundary surveys and pegging by a team of engineers.
The text describes survey work for a foundation with the structure occupying the ground north of a named site. It notes ample room for a trough house and sheds of great proportion. Once the foundation is staked out, the company will begin excavating.
Lupk Whitney and Mr Seaver of the Union Pack Railway toured Smithsonian Business College this week and arranged for the installation of a Department of Telegraphy and railroad office training show. Prof Smith assured that a very young man completing the course would be placed advantageously. Young men rushing to take the course should report to Prof Smith at once.
Morgan County and Gan County officials clash over liquor licenses as Attorney General Burnus seeks a Supreme Court ruling on whether counties may refuse licenses. Legal doubt centers on whether cities must grant or counties can withhold, with the October term mirroring arguments in Smythys v. Morgan County Board.
Schedule snippet lists daily round trips to Ogden and Salt Lake City. Mentions travel to the Capital and a tea or rain note. Fragmentary OCR yields unclear dates and full stops.
A report details a fatal incident at Union Depot involving an unnamed man and his wife Andeaw Py Lien. The death occurred near Route 19 Long Beach as a telegram was sent to Grosil, with authorities investigating and the victim’s age given as in the forties.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an incharge action by an official or rider, a potential hospital or hotel setting, and an emergency medical response. It references local residents and places with seemingly disrupted names and product mentions like Pinesalve and carboline, suggesting a damaged page with ad copy and medical remedies.
The Oregon Short Line announces timetable changes effective December 28 to October 10. Train No 12 Idaho Express arrives late from the north and departs for Boise Idaho at 9 28 a m. Portland service shifts, with trains 14 and others adjusted to new arrival and departure times. Cache Valley train northbound timing changes noted with adjustments to morning and afternoon runs.
Fragmentary OCR item describes charges and proceedings related to removal notions and land valuation with references to a winter restoration effort and a morgue chapel. The readable text names individuals or entities vaguely and mentions Washington state location and a restoration plan.
A Wednesday afternoon collision between a fiabril otelock passenger train and a Rio Grande Western freight near Twentieth Street left no injuries to crew and no speed, but the passenger car was badly damaged. The damaged engine was isolated and the accident cause could not be learned. Company officials will review the incident.
A fragmentary notice urges voters to register on a October date and to check the GH registration list. It references eligibility to vote, residence in the state, and a November election. The garbled text instructs readers to verify names on registration books and to appear at a registration location on the given day.
Sunday Schools union meeting set by Ogden Stake. Friday evening events and weekly church activities noted alongside weekly briefing for stake members and ward workers.
Farmers in Minnesota and North Dakota observe a grain day tied to durum wheat. Aimed at promoting bread flour quality, the effort highlights durum wheat production and associated industry standards.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a delayed registration or admission issue affecting a competition or event. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the garbled text implies timing problems and possible disarray among organizers and participants. Further readable details are not present.
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