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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
4
The Hall ordinance passed two weeks ago and is now to be enforced. Chief Browning called a meeting of all police officers to read the ordinance and explain enforcement procedures. Patrols were instructed to focus on violations and public orders to enforce the law.
A fragment listing names of individuals issued marriage licenses appears, including residents of Ogden and Riverdale. The readable items name Theuia O frag, Willard, John Tr Allen, Fathey Mata, Lena Grd, Carte Men Te Thorapson, Blanche Marén, Samuel Rh Wright, and X. dy Heltlo Lewy among others. The partial text indicates a local official record of licenses granted rather than a full narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and notes about a dead letter file and a list. Mentions Ogden, October, and a “Gentlemer’s List” with scattered terms like Wilie and Talla. Content is incomplete and contains garbled wording and dates.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, titles, and partial addresses. The fragmented lines include references to individuals such as Regge Min. Co Brek Eye, Mr Browalag, Cem entine Breeden, Olek, Cantveh Hy Wa Condes, and many others with scattered initials and nicknames. No coherent event or clear action emerges.
H.M. Holman reports prairie dogs infest western states causing pasture damage and horse disease risk. Government pays bounty of about 1.5 million dollars for control. Authorities warn poisoning via strychnine is used with bait and cannot trap or shoot these pests.
The note outlines the Deep Waterways Convention in Lakestown from October 20 to November 2 with President Taft and officials attending. It mentions Taft presiding on November 30, a Sunday night program at the Opera House, a possible gala on campus, and an expected address at Tulane University. The summary preserves names and locations as stated.
In Harbin a dispute between the German consul and Rupstett authorities ended with the German flag removed from a local brewery building after a claim of protection failed. The Mukden consul has assumed charges and proceedings started against German subjects for faulting control.
In a Conference session held in Salt Lake City, Joseph F. Smith, president of the church, delivered a rebuke to Brigham H. Roberts over remarks claiming church mistakes. Smith urged patience, divine judgment, and focus on spiritual duties, while acknowledging imperfect brethren and warning against sensational comments that could harm the work.
William Randolph Hearst is nominated for New York mayor at Cooper Union by about four thousand supporters despite his recent statement he cannot be a candidate. A five member committee will seek nomination by petition across the city and county.
A Chicago police bulletin reports a surge in automobile robberies on city boulevards. Chief Steward orders inspectors to intensify patrols and halt this crime wave, stressing urgent, special efforts to curb the thefts.
Fragmented OCR reports a former Golp champion taking his own life inside a Tennessee office. The garbled lines mention names and places but lack coherent details. The item reads as a tragic self-harm note with unclear context or corroborating facts.
In a grim scene a woman, Mrs Tetley, fainted after a suspected swindle in a building office. She and Dr T Birdsall chased a man linked to the fraud, but arrived too late to stop the con. One man, likely deranged, spoke of losing his reason amid the affair.
An erratic architect and inventor, Goaan Ind Och Tumey Devas, reportedly a U.S. Army contractor, killed himself by stepping in front near Rikbart South. Dover, a lawyer, was confined for a time. the incident followed unclear tensions and a troubled state of affairs.
Blank text with numerous garbled phrases appears to discuss French sailors, fresh meat needs, and unrelated muddled terms. The readable portions mention sailors and provisions in a distressed, OCR-like stream with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to anchor a factual summary.
A fragmented report from New York notes Megwean workers pushing to end a strike. The piece mentions Wendy and Liliane, with United Neolsvare Sinlined and an organization connected to the Weekaveny event, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text from a local report mentions individuals and employment conditions but is too garbled to identify names, places, dates, or a clear event. The readable bits suggest discussion of entry terms and sanitary conditions in a work setting.
In Los Angeles the Women’s Home Missionary Society delegates discuss urging government action to grant five acre allotments on the Yamill reservation for Indians. Mrs J A Johnson of Delta Colorado leads the Indian Hymn department. A young people’s conference opened with Mrs W A Goodman directing consecration ceremonies.
Belgrade marks the first anniversary of the federation annexing the province of Bosnia and Herzegovina as city buildings are draped in mourning. Citizens chant anti Austrian protest and demand pushback against the annexation.
A fragmented old note discusses competition and superiority in craft and enterprise. It hints that a man who builds better, writes a finer book, or improves his overall offering outpaces rivals, while a flawed effort invites world criticism.
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