23 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented analysis discusses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and a claim of pure distillation from Wales grain. It references health effects, longevity, constitution strength, and a push for medical backing, with mentions of brands, writers, and a department of culture or media.
General agent Rerk announces the annual sheep show convening in Ogden with notable figures including Vin Wii Nea and Mr Tiny tas Ainge. The event highlights the National Meat Growers convention and includes exhibits by Sheep Show stars and industry leaders amid discussions of economy and trade.
A partial OCR line mentions names or words like Whe and Wer with unclear context. The readable words suggest a misreading on a local page segment rather than a complete event or notice. No identifiable persons events or organizations are confirmed.
A dispatch from New York reports PLOCONNER urging home rule for Ireland amid party plans. O Connell, slated to lead a push in parliament, argues the election could shift power and broaden Irish influence. a deputation from Irish American groups meets the Irish leader to press the cause.
A garbled 1920s telephony note discusses Bell Telephone securing independent interests and references conflicts over control. The fragment mentions plans, officials, and industry figures, with unclear details but signals a dispute over independent networks and market influence.
A chaotic report describes an earthquake near Simi and Balt towns in the Antarhistan region. Glancing mentions of victims, injuries, and wreckage indicate a serious disaster impacting residents and nearby settlements.
A dense crowd gathered near the corner of Washington and Twentyfifth streets to hear a Salvation Army sermon by a local preacher. The Rev Day of the Church of God spoke as crowds pressed, with Salvation Army members marching down Twentieth Fifth Street.
The City School Board reviewed building plans and a proposed new high school in the annual report. The board approved committee actions on site preparation, financing, and anticipated construction schedule, with state grants and art displays planned for unveiling.
Local company of the National Bank of Ural prepared for an inspection by burying equipment and cleaning the quay. Preparations noted for November 2 as per a report from National Land here. Governor’s cup awarded to Cutler for leading the best display in the Bay area.
Public notice from the Office of the Engineer in Salt Lake City Utah dated October 14 1909 announces an application under the amended Sanitary and Civil Levee act for diverting six hundred cubic feet per second of water from Cold Water Creek at 80 feet above the mouth of the Weber River for one year to develop power for electric lighting at Ogden Canyon and related resorts. Protests due within twenty days after publication.
A report from a game between Granite High School and Salt Lake teams describes a tense match with a late rally by Granite. The account notes key plays, crowd attendance, and a postgame gathering where coaches praised players and urged focus for upcoming games.
A fragmented notice describes water rights actions in Utah dated September 10 and November. It references court procedures, the Campiled Laws, and claims tied to irrigation, property, and regulatory processes. The text mentions officials, dates, and locations, indicating litigation and filings with state authorities.
Ho Praneteeny reports arrival of BooY of Oshop Wand in San Francisco. The dispatch notes a ceremony at the Ninna Slit Mibig with local officials and mentions related events and remarks from Hye Mouiredliek.
A theatrical notice announces Scene Act III A Gentleman From Mississippi at the Orphelim theater Monday night November tet with William A. Brady and Joseph Cranmer presenting the play, Martian Rhodes credited as writer and praised by critics as Broadway's notable success. The piece notes a December issue feature in The Red Book and mentions Ted Speck candy on the show. The review-teasing prose asks how much success the play has earned and cites eager anticipation from New York World chronicler Ike. Sale opens Thursday with actors Grimes and co. featured in the cast.
Fragmented items recount Emperor Nicholas traversing Germany on a journey related to imperial duties and a treasury report noting a 200 cash balance, with a Bank of England transaction of 61,000 pounds and 25,000 boards shipped to South America. text also mentions a wildfire and a classified reading prompt in Winnipeg.
Detroit reports a long effort yields an endowment fund of about 26 000 dollars for Universalist Church. Nearly a decade of work culminates as the endowment income is to be used for missionary purposes under the church’s national society.
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