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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
7
A jumble of party headquarters mention, casual notices, real estate and coal ads plus routine business references fill a sprawling page item. Names, places and numbers surface in fragments as a Salt Lake context hints at civic, legal and commercial activity amid tentative reorganizations.
A frightened thief and an attached express wagon dash down Main Street to Wall Avenue then turn north to Twenty fourth Street and onto a viaduct. Two horsemen remain, the wagon overturns on the viaduct. Parker Co. cited for rain and slack gear. Dr Condon attends the injured after a car crash near the Hermitage. The community expresses thanks for kindness shown by many during the distressing miners incident. Funeral of Mrs Coleman held at First Ward meetinghouse with Bishop Ridges presiding. music by Tabernacle choir. grave service led by Rider James Ballavue.
Fragmented report states heavy fire losses in Dayton with several factories and offices damaged or destroyed. The Pastas Chanderiahy Filter company and Teething works referenced, with multiple structures reportedly gutted and extensive property damage across the street.
Fragmentary text shows damaged and garbled lines with names and numbers unreadable. no clear event, date, or entities extractable for a coherent news item.
Salt Lake City firms push a $200,095 project to erect a major power plant near Lagoon and lay transmission to Ogden and the capital city. Substations at Lagoon Stockdale Clearfield and Ogden priced under $26,000 each. Sidney M Hamberger touts ten mail cars with high end electric features and air brakes aiming for an early juice turn on.
Random OCR fragment discusses dry farming, growth, and a date in October with references to agents and rates. The readable portion hints at a public or agricultural notice but contains unreadable segments and unclear actions or entities.
Francis Schlatter once drew crowds, claimed cures among Mexicans and Americans, aided by healing touch and artifacts. His fame spread via telegraph after a Denver visit, attracting thousands. he later vanished, resurfaced briefly in Chicago, and died alone in Hastings. Doctors cited old age as the cause. The room contained hundreds of clips about his travels and alleged cures, while relatives’ claims would determine the body.
San Francisco opens Portola festival with a grand parade drawing about twenty thousand people. International division features 2000 Chinese dragon float and colorful groups from Spain and other nations. Gala guests include General James J. Sutlil and consuls as floats honor Mission Dolores and early California history.
A garbled report from Miniequa Wisconsin describes a criminal incident involving eight men allegedly planning dynamite attacks. The text is jumbled but references a group at Bay and charges tied to dynamite, with scattered details about locations and individuals.
Fragmentary text describes attempting to clear muggy water with heated water and possibly chlorine or treatment steps. The readable portions are incoherent and do not specify a location, organization, date, or definitive outcome.
Washington reports charges at a convention of the American Public Health Association that nearly all meat for human food in the United States is condemned or unsafe. Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane accuses inspectors and packing house workers of incompetence and laxity. The study cites hundreds of condemned lots and widespread practices, with investigations promised.
A report from Washbyeion describes a major victory in the battle against tuberculosis. The article mentions progress in medical research, treatment access, and public health efforts across institutions in the United States, highlighting key figures and ongoing campaigns to reduce TB impact.
Richmond Va Oct 21 A reformer from Kalamazoo Buck Crane exposes alleged meat inspection corruption. She presents documentary photographs and service announcements saved by the bureau of internal affairs, urging officials and press to reveal the failures and seek reform at the convention tonight.
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