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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
2
A fragment notes an act of Gengrost on March 3 and publication in a Gally weekly edition. It mentions Sunday publishing and a formal notice about classified material in Ogdes Utaly under the act. The text is partly garbled but indicates a legal/public notice status and timing.
A fragmented notice outlines local classified ad pricing and policies. It lists weekly rates, column inch charges, and special terms for Loyals Readers, random referrals, and inserts. Pricing details include 0.60 per line per week and 1.00 per line for short runs, with extra charges for longer insertions.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous place names and speculative population comparisons across U S states and regions. It mentions Galveston, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and references to cattle, coal, and whaling themes with unclear dates or events.
A fragmentary, garbled OCR passage discusses peculiar religious views, a prophecy, and political shuffling. It mentions a prophet or cult figure, movements to a place called Dut mit, elections, and price concerns. The text is highly distorted with unclear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR passage recalls early Arctic voyages, polar exploration, and references to a pole discovery. It mentions explorers, a 1868 event, and descriptions of peril and scientific framing, though much text is garbled. The piece evokes awe at the polar landscape, with occasional names and locations lost to OCR errors.
Musembere for TGR Ty eatlinaleed vb Ahan presents 84,000,000 at 25 percent, exports of toys to the United States listed with figures. The piece notes rising U S demand, aims to attract visitors, and highlights the fair as a major event with new exhibit strength and national attention.
Fragmentary text questions the distance claims of Dr. Cook and a rival party at the North Pole. It discusses whether Cook was within reach of the pole, the reliability of his reported coordinates, and the credibility of rival assertions, noting the controversy and the lack of decisive evidence.
Analyzed text discusses a Labor Day demonstration highlighting civil rights, worker conditions, and organized labor responses. Mentions figures and groups in a period context, outlining tensions around advancement and authority while emphasizing solidarity and reform efforts.
Labor Day will be observed nationwide with parades, addresses, and church services. In Ogden the Trades and Labor Assembly schedules a major celebration featuring speeches on labor. Community groups in nearby towns plan processions, musical acts, and tributes to workers, highlighting the day’s theme of labor solidarity.
The document outlines a bustling fair scene with hints of agricultural displays and accompanying travel notes. It mentions visitors, vendors, and expected crowds, along with associated events and local media coverage. Specific names and places appear in a garbled form, but the overall thrust centers on the fair’s opening activities and public interest.
A past era note describes a large agricultural fair featuring superior horses cattle and sheep. Visitors will see livestock from major farms and manufactories with detailed displays and demonstrations. The event aims to entertain and profit attendees as homes open to welcoming guests.
George W. Hartoh returns from a three week Mexican journey with Julie Birthe Walter A. Dimond and Willam Fairhourn of Alverton. The party discussed a railroad line from Oaxaca southward with a Colorado company holding concessions and mining interests guiding the project. The article describes Oaxaca Valley mining, copper and iron prospects, fertile highlands, and expected railroad route benefiting Intermountain trade.
Louis Hirsch of Cincinnati died Sunday afternoon at 2 40 PM at St Mark's Hospital after slashing his wife and himself with a dull pocketknife following a reported rejection. He was removed to the morgue room of 80 Evans after his condition failed to improve. his father, John Afreete, was en route from Cincinnati. The story describes prior tensions with a woman and mentions a meeting with Mr Wallace near Norwalk.
A chaotic rescue unfolds as William Llivo escapes danger near North Street and a fire hose wagon early Sunday. Fire Chief Wilhelm Lloyd confirms the incident, noting the near tragedy and the survivor’s condition as others recount the dramatic moment.
In darkness a wagon traveling north on North Center Street struck an obstruction near Fourth North, injuring a man named Lloyd who sustained a wrench to his right hand and arm. Several bystanders were shaken. the wagon was moved off the street and the traffic halted briefly as injured were tended.
Round trip from Ogden to Yellowstone Park includes rail and slave transport and accommodations. The package price listed as $61.76 with agent contacts C A Henry and Mr Moseley for details.
Albany November September reports the Income Tax league of New York state organizing a meeting at the Ten Buckh ead Hotel. Crosby of New York City named chairman as attendees perfected organization and adopted resolutions urging ratification of the income tax amendment and pledging to secure state legislative ratification.
Step father arrives in Ogden after delay for the burial of a boy fatally burned by an ax blow in Idaho. The boy’s mother, step father, four brothers, and sister live in Idaho. The body was delayed en route and arrived late last night.
Cramps plagued several contestants as Miles Trapp led a grueling end to the event. Despite widespread fatigue, most participants persisted to complete the long jungle swim, with Trapp finishing in noticeably better condition than many peers.
The effort to place an American continental observatory atop Mount Whitney aims to soar 14 000 feet above sea level. Builders face steep challenges including weather, logistics, and scarce materials as they plan a high connected laboratory above the clouds.
Glass workers at the American Window Glass plant, including unions from Flat Tenera and Cutlers, go on strike across Pictaburg and Bent areas seeking labor action and wage concessions from the company.
Fragmentary report mentions Jeanette Bellevernon and Monongahela workers striking yesterday over a proposed seven percent wage increase for 1904. Article notes company officials refused demands and walkout affected Eldvs factories in Lakes Stiles.
An article describes a tragic incident near East Gary where a flyer caused a collision on trains from Chicago to New York with explosions and ember smoke. Michael Wurlam and other locals in Terre Haute are linked to the event as authorities investigate the cause and the derailment effects on cars and water exposure.
New York reports a young woman swimmer named Prigeilin Wiggins joins Wing mafles amid dangerous Strengherous waters from Nat Blehtyalnth to CItasom Point as forty other entrants participate in the United State value corpewaving contest. Fifteen men faced difficulty before the finish. Mfina Higelns did not finish.
Mrs Ralph Wess at 958 Grant Avenue reports a purse snatching near Twenty-ninth Street and Grant. A man wrestled the bag away as she tried to hold it, prompting her to summon police at the station.
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