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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
A chaotic mix of notices and local updates describes an Ogden rally with speakers Indre Murphy and Dolly Dinplay, a visit by Dr F C Munworth for hospital inspection, and church and social events. It mentions football plans with Ogden High School and Salt Lake High, and various society items, dances, clothing ads, and public notices. The jumble references local addresses, times, venues, and speakers, reflecting a busy community page.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Departing for Gaimery on mminsiin and references to hider Parkinson and the Parkinsons Gerd former ruridents of Osten. Phrases hint at a purchase or sale, with Beowerort & Sone Cost and an address or contact line.
A garbled notice mentions Royal Arcanium and Rocky Mountain Gumi with references to a Thuradest evouling and a fund of 51000. It discusses a reward related to the dynamiting of a building last Sunday night, with Von Spreckelsom named and unions involved. Officials call for disclosure of a new-union membership status and warn of repercussions.
In Manhattan on October 27 Dr. T Hedlee of the Kansas State Agricultural College’s entomology department estimated that chinch bugs cost farmers in Kansas from five million to twenty five million dollars annually. He discussed various destruction methods and noted plans to study the bugs’ habits and wintering places, with approaches varying by year and regional wet or dry conditions.
The City of Chicago plans a Chinese hotel that will serve as a safe lodging option for visiting Chinese merchants and travelers. Local merchants report many visitors struggle to find suitable accommodations and are forced to stay in low-cost lodgings due to language barriers and discrimination. The hotel, slated to open soon, will be entirely operated by Chinese staff and provide services catering to Orientals.
Fallfont City October 21 The sheriff's office in Kansas City Kansas received a telegram describing a confession by James McMahon. The letter dated October 16 allegedly details the dispute and mentions McMahon as the central figure. Police state the missive aligns with earlier statements and may implicate others in the case.
In Ogden a heated campaign framed waterworks as a key issue. Voters debated Mayor Gleeman’s record, Brewerites push to avoid discussing him, and a fake waterworks repair surfaced to sway opinions. Residents reflected on who finally influenced the water controversy and campaign messaging.
W A Whitney head of division at Union Pacific in Ogden has been chosen to succeed W A McGovern as head of the Western Division of the Southern Pacific. Announcement was made by H B Calvin. Whitney will assume duties November 7, with McGovern resigning as of September 28.
Three new residences planned with two in the north section. construction speeds up due to mild weather. Beaudoin builds a 34200 cottage on Adams Avenue. W A Shaw constructs a brick home on Washington Avenue. Chast funds a 1000 residence on Grant Avenue. hospital mains and theater upgrades advance. completion targeted within sixty days to thirty days.
The Republican Ladies will preside at Republican headquarters Opera House dock 3 p.m. Friday Get 28 1909 A tides and owl program will be rounded and refreshments served God speakers MI Davies
A football excursion deteriorated as several players suffered leg injuries including sprains to Matt Sexuot and Mita Oebe amid travel setbacks from the Cantala region. Johnny Champs and Hachay McKarland faced unclear outcomes while the group faced a delayed return from Chicago.
R Melntyre, fourth Vien' preident of the order, was guest of honor as the local lodge held a ceremonial session at Columbus hall. After a Grand Lodge talk, refreshments followed at the Blue Cafe. Melntyre, a former Southern Pacific employee, spoke of railway routes and transport prospects.
Wm A Brady and Jac R Grisman present The Man of the Hour at the Orpheum on Thursday and Friday, November 4 and 5. They rely on performer readers and stage management to deliver a distinctive show featuring Arthur Malthand, Felix Hatos, John Moore, Pan Aston, and a cast including Madeline Winthrop and Florence Mack.
George Browning reported his brother in law George B. Manning was killed by a car or train near Winnemucca Nevada. telegrams exchanged on body disposition urged fast transport to Ogden and noted Manning leaves a wife and two children. Funeral plans set for Thursday evening at the funeral chapel with one Brotherhood of Paul member present.
The readers see a garbled report on a trial or hearing where participants like Commikeloners Provty and Clark appear. The text notes arguments completed, revived, and strengthened after consultations with Judas and others. It mentions freight interests of shippers and various individuals shaping the case through conferences.
The Globe screens several Biograph features including Beautiful Story of Love and Lost Love. Also showing Wanted, A Child and The Drunkard’s Fate with strong performances. Screens promise good entertainment in a comfortable setting with affordable prices.
An odd contraption describes a pocket built into a hat for holding papers and small tools. The design includes a perspiration band with an arched wire rim and a hinging frame that protects contents. The device aims for convenience for travelers and workers needing quick access to items without removing a helmet or hat.
A Mid Winter Sheep Show will feature a major exhibition of sheep dogs with prizes for best trained dogs. A herd of sheep will be placed on the city square for the dogs to manage, showcasing their range handling. Notable entrants include a Wyoming State University dog famed for its sheep handling, and various regional entries are expected.
A scrambled note from Yori on October 2 describes speculation in stock markets amid feverish activity across international exchanges. It notes expectations of a policy moderation, the influence of W. Steel quarterly meetings, and the resulting dampening effect on speculative demand as investors reassess prices and market cues.
We extend heartfelt gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown in our bereavement. The loss of our beloved father and brother brought deep sorrow, and your supportive gestures gave comfort during this time.
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