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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item describes an event or notice with unclear names and places. It mentions a connection to a week in November and references individuals possibly tied to a group or organization. The readable bits suggest a formal action or grant involving multiple names but lack coherent context.
Detroit gossip from a Palm Hotel forum reveals Ho Saya Caninitz praising Pittsburg staff and predicting the Cubs will beat the Pirates, arguing Chicago’s lineup outclasses rivals and that Pittsburgh remains favored to win the pennant despite Cubs pressure.
Disjointed baseball score snippet lists teams and players in a garbled format. Mentions Angelen and Oakland with unclear figures and names such as Christina, Thorman, Ban-Fransieno, Portland, Sacramento, and Sacramento in an October context.
Jamaica races at Kingston feature Sou winning for 10 to 7 odds in a six furlong sprint. Quantion takes the mile and a sixteenth with May Wiver second. Swanson wins with Japtal leading Kon Gian jadeaha in a long card highlighting races at time 1 49 for the main event.
In a windy Latonia track card the brood race over six furlongs produced sharp finishes. Mortick surged to win at 2 to 5 as Kenan Edovache faced 20 to 1 with Tiandy Howls defending a 20 to 1 outsider stance. Auburnn Aree, Racing Uni. Theme and Crystal Mata claimed minor spots amid a crowded field led by Tom Hayward in midpack contention.
Washington, Oct 19. Censite Director Dann outlined a plan to improve census enumerator efficiency. He suggested competitive examinations for candidates and noted cost and time considerations. He warned against merely selecting candidates from existing pools and emphasized evaluation methods and supervisor oversight. The proposal aims to balance effectiveness with practical constraints.
A detailed review of appointing supervisors for the census highlights the need for residents with proven executive ability and integrity. It argues against political favoritism, notes the role of congress and party leaders in supplying information, and urges qualified candidates to submit to civil service examinations and community knowledge.
Grange, note on strike sites, about 100 employees at Connett & Co. return to work today in Newark. Other striking workers remain firm. Agreement terms involve the company’s operation and supplier customers. Washington, Del 1 weather forecast notes strong winds tonight with Pacific canal conditions from Burnka northward.
A lengthy historic pageant near Yorktown honors the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary era. Descendants from Fort Monroe and other groups preside with civic leaders and a band while spectators celebrate the legacy at the waterfront site and nearby mansion.
Turbulent trading in New York features narrowing resources and cautious speculation as prices weaken. Reported selling from large-scale traders and light demand from investors underscores a tentative market, with emphasis on outcomes of quarterly Steel Corp talks and overall market response.
The unreadable OCR fragment references copper prices, bond rates, and a tax context with scattered names and figures. It mentions a southern group at a trailroa d Influente and mentions 38,970,000 in a distorted financial note.
A distorted letter to the president cites the Mann committee's cost findings and the House approval, accusing the administration of misrepresenting the print paper issue. It claims a two dollar production difference and warns Canada could halt supplies if the paper crisis persists.
A garbled message attributed to Herman Ridder and the American Publishers Association appears to warn of an industrial disturbance and authority obligations. The text is partially readable with misspellings and broken phrases. The intended meaning and context remain unresolved.
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