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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions faces, plans, and a tense scene with a national vent and pleas. It references monks, pleading phynloxs, and staring eyes but lacks coherent context, making precise summary difficult. The readable fragments suggest a dramatic confrontation or societal critique, but facts are unclear.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a pursued or affected man and a council or group, with unclear actions. The text is garbled, offering no definite names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific incident or event.
Fragmentary text mentions a warrant and water report, with unclear references to June Roth, Ne water hand, and a charity hook context. Names and places are garbled, rendering precise facts uncertain while retaining sense of a legal or investigative note.
Mrs Reagan is held on assault charges after an alleged incident at the Healon building. Mayo, husband’s witness, testified he saw Reagan riding with a stranger. a revolver was allegedly drawn but not fired. Deposition described Mayo’s account and the weapon’s safety mechanism, with legal proceedings continuing in the Tighen court.
The report outlines multiple divorce actions including Ida Higham vs Thomas Sigh and Manie Lenigrean vs Maurice Tage, with custody disputes and alimony claims. It notes marriages dating from 1901 to 1908, seven children, and attorney fees of 73 dollars.
A long caravan of nobles from Kalgh Temple near Salt Lake travels through the hot lands to reach the Oasis of Byxtle Shrice for a ceremonial gathering. The procession reaches the temple precincts around 11 o’clock, followed by banquet and naval exercises, with a list of attendees from Ogden, Salt Lake, and Brigham City enumerated.
In Goldfield a veteran broker, a longtime figure in the local firm, is killed by his wife who then turns the gun on herself. The couple, identified by local reports, had moved from California to Oakland and had recently faced family tensions. Police describe a domestic dispute ending in a fatal double tragedy.
In New York trading, shifting and uncertain market conditions pressured values as investors covered short positions. The session showed broad declines across stocks and bonds, with investors wary of the shifting tides and legal risks weighing on margins and liquidity.
A fragmented report outlines that Spokane will host a congress in Dillngs, Montana, and Rapid City, with discussions on withdrawls of public lands in Northern Montana and debate over re opening settlement land. Resolutions urge government inquiry into land withdrawals, speedy patent issuance to homesteaders, and support for dry farming and irrigation methods. The session emphasizes interior and agriculture policies and features experts from universities and the reclamation service.
Fire of controversy erupts as Dr Cook and P. Printz Barrill trade accusations during a Hamilton County meeting over the Mount McKinley ascent. Attendees hear affidavits, counterclaims, and a motion praising Barrill and Printz by a faction in the crowd. The gathering ends with heated debate and a showing of support for each side.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention arrests and named individuals but is unreadable. Core facts, names, dates, and places cannot be determined. The snippet provides no coherent event or context to summarize reliably.
A garbled guardianship notice from Ogden Utah lists a noncreditor instruction to present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 7 Johnson 1, 7 TwentyFourth Avenue, on a stated Batite 23d rd. The readable fragment references creditors and claims in a public office setting.
Notice to creditors and administrator in Ogden Utah sets a deadline of February 28 194% for claims at 347 12 Twenty fourth street. A. BP Bighlow administrator and T D Totasan attorney appear. The item also cites a Nov 13 1909 notice and reports a rumor about A ta Lawsheg resigning as third assistant and Governor Carry plans.
A clipped exchange accuses Brewer and Morning Examiner of misrepresenting a waterworks purchase. The speaker contends Mr Glasmann aims to show the brewer’s report was faulty, not that the waterworks deal was bad. The dispute centers on financial portrayals and perceived honesty.
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa women endorsing English suffragettes and radical methods. Speakers insist on strong tactics, with some pledging jail if required, while others oppose obstruction but favor stronger action to advance the equal suffrage cause.
A disjointed OCR fragment discusses why men drink, references victims of drink habits, and mentions treatment and social impact. It includes garbled names, stray advertisements for tonics and remedies, and scattered notes on wives, mothers, and public health concerns without cohesive context.
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