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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
7
An opaque advertisement fragment mentions Hate Dressing panty related services and masked massage ideas. The garbled text references ladies and mysterious promises, with scattered names and an address at 2486 Yash. The readable elements hint at a disjointed promotional notice lacking clear context or legitimacy.
A fragment describes a palmistry event led by Louise in Nat Surprisig. It mentions a separate science and belief element, readings by a Saad reader, a question fee of $1.00, and a reference to a 40 22d Sh.
A brief notice advertises a peach boy excursion to Brigham City with a round trip priced at 380. The schedule lists a return leaving Brigham at 6:39 or 7:00 p.m. and promises free prizes for all attendees.
An OCR fragment outlines a daily excursion by Burley and Milner led by Ida, with a schedule around Sept 8 to 9. It mentions Teebint Wilt and Raph, potential falls visit, and an invitation to ask an agent for details. The legible text is sparse and uncertain.
Round trip from Ogden priced at 30 dollars for attendance at the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane Washington from August 9 through 14. Details and party arrangements referenced. attendees urged to contact agent for particulars.
Readable text fragment references flour related terms and a few proper names and places. The passage is garbled with unclear phrasing and multiple misspellings, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered names like Peary and Crown.
A garbled 1900s style column lists various local notes including real estate loan ads, auction hints, court transfers, wedding announcements, travel notices, and events. It mentions ownership transfers, a two month tour, a school closing, and a city fair with planned excursions plus scattered society chatter about marriages, a death, and business closings.
The city’s paving plan along Wallavenin between Tren teouty and Twenty-third streets advances as crews and materials arrive. Officials expect work to continue through fall with rail tracks laid on Ligvoln avenue and Twenty-fourth Street, while other sections await completion and possible delays due to material shortages.
Notice to beet growers announces the Amelgawated Sucar Ce. has moved to the second floor over the evles Building, directing clients to update their records and visit the new site for services.
A muddled account describes business men being duped by a pretty dancer figure linked to bank checks. Names like Miss J.J. Tackson and Miss Cora Livingston appear amid rumors of forgery, vanished funds, and the dancer’s alleged romantic involvement, with speculation on her fate and whereabouts.
Copenhagen reports the steamer Heng Egaia seen this afternoon near the northern extremity of Denmark. On board are Frederik A. Conk and Amore lean explorer Cane Skugem. The vessel was spotted at 2 o'clock, detailing unclear cargo or voyage purpose.
The President appointed Roland B Garvey of Maryland as secretary of the realian and consul general to Nensnante and Sarvio and secretary of the diplomatic agency in Bulgaria.
A fragmented diary style narrative recounts a person’s decline into illness and gradual recovery. It references brain and nerve symptoms, a fall, hospitalization, and a return to health with support from family and medical care. The passage notes hopeful resilience and ongoing treatment.
Reported arrival of the Wagner troupe for a performance near Ogden. Madame Brew was bitten by a rattlesnake and hospitalized. A messenger said the party hoped to reach Ogden by Saturday despite uncertainties about delays.
Mayor Rose schedules arrival Monday with a reception at the Weber club and a canyon drive. A trout and chicken dinner at Harmitage follows, with Renee's lecture at the Tabernacle at 8 pm. The event, chaired by A. R. He woo, includes invocation by Bishop Tony Weston and aims to discuss temperance and prohibition.
A street railway employes outing at Ogden canyon featured social recreation and outdoor sports. Winners included B. Wardlelah Strs for a seven dollar prize, C. Tsher in the married ladies race, and Donan King in the Boy’s race among other events, with various prizes awarded including garments, dolls, and a crock.
Officials announce a $27,000 program to educate children through eastern schools. The list includes numerous students and towns, with governors and regional figures referenced as endorsing the plan and coordinating regional attendance.
The Congregational church plans Sunday services with a lay organist and a guest violin offertory. A special revival is advertised for youth and women with multiple college and university institutions supporting the event, including Harvard and Chicago. The program includes a memorial service and joint revival offerings.
Local political chatter centers on party candidates for city offices. Incumbents such as Mayor A L Brewer and Treasurer Thomas Farr draw potential renomination. Republican and Democratic factions push favored contenders in mayoral, council, and ward races, with deputies and former officials among hopefuls.
An article fragment discusses Dr Cook and low North Pole temperatures, mentioning 11 degrees and historic exploration. It references Belov and Berlin tenure, early explorers, and a debated map. The text includes garbled names, dates, and unclear claims about exploration tests and geographic knowledge.
Opening Day of the Four State Fair will be run by committees of workingmen. A complete program of events and activities is outlined, promising involvement of local organizations, vendors, and volunteers in the fair’s opening ceremonies and activities.
The event promotes a Labor Day wild west show with races and entertainment. Speakers include notable labor figures and officials. Activities feature boys and men racing, cultural demonstrations, and prize contests with gear and cash awards. Gates open early with a full afternoon and evening program.
The document shows garbled medical notes and names, with scattered phrases about doctors, patients, and treatment. It references journeys, hospitals, and possible appointments but the text is heavily corrupted, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to extract a coherent report.
The readable fragments list many scattered terms including names like NaMaY and Bee and Gio, plus phrases such as runtimes, places, and random words. No coherent event or person stands out, making a clear news item or summary impossible from the readable text.
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