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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
7
A damaged ad offers French mask marage scalp treatment toning shampoo and hair dressing services. It promises scientific work and personal attention with specialized haircare for ladies. Contact Millar at 3408 Wasp for appointments.
An advertisement says QUEDN LOTISA provides palmistry readings described as accurate and scientific. The service promises a complete hand reading without questions for a fee of $1.00 at 6 Sad Street.
A jumbled OCR page fragment presents a tangle of names places and notes. It reads like random references to events people and locations with missing context and many misspellings, offering little clear news content or coherent narrative.
Philadelphia Sept 6 Sherwood MaFt, the outfielder for the Piladelphia Nation, is suspended indefinitely by manager Ila Siverey for insubordination. The decision follows alleged refusal to explain a long feud with base net issues. Magee V declares if any further crime is caused his salary will not permit future play for the Paladulphe walforns.
An officer named Wardlaw shoots and kills an Italian man Virgil after a clash on lower Twenty-fifth Street. Wardlaw sustains a gunshot wound to the left arm and a hand injury while subduing two Italians who fled the scene. The dead man Virgil is taken to the morgue, as an inquest jury is convened to investigate the case.
The man Davidson planned to surrender after a Wednesday night incident in Montelto railroad yards. Three tramp travelers and a gunman terrorized the area as a watchman fired in the air to deter them. Davidson claimed the killings and described confrontations with Schwendler and others amid shifting trains and a tense pursuit.
Milwaukee Mayor Taylor travels to Ogden for a brief stop before heading to the state capital. He attends a 8 o clock meeting at Tabernacle and is billed to speak on temperance issues amid expectations of debate on prohibition and related topics.
Fragmented text lists names and provisional entries for a race meet at the fair grounds on Tuesday. The legible items reference horses or entrants and indicate a catalog of participants with scattered notes on types of entries and categories.
Unclear text notes a G A R parade and encampment with a program including a show. The piece mentions dates Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, urging early arrival to avoid crowds and hints at a new singer and a change in the program.
A fragmentary report recalls a Salt Lake encampment visit by Ogden residents, noting city fountains as a point of pride and contrast to Ogden. Observers describe water features, cleanliness, and civic pride while lamenting missed progress versus nearby towns.
A first person account recalls a Salt Lake City parade with Utah crowds clashing with marching veterans and federal troops. The narrator describes tense calm, order attempts by police, and the uneasy mood as locals glare at outsiders while Kentucky supporters cheer from windows.
Fractured OCR text appears to describe a gathering in Pleasant View with references to officers, navigation, and local actions. The readable fragments mention Browning Leal Men, political or policing terms, and a confusion of names. No coherent events or outcomes are clearly established in the legible lines.
A crowd applauded the speaker, praising his message on parenting and the responsibilities of families. The speaker urged calm, kindness, and effort to guide children away from wrongdoing, stressing parental involvement as essential to reform.
A fragmented reader note outlines a challenge to demonstrate a 10 speed cycle performance. It mentions Thor F-4 HP and a Blonderd 4-H.DP belt drive bicycle. The text requests sport, power and durability tests and invites demonstration at a community venue.
The readable portions imply a discussion of reform aims in media and youth, urging corrective action and a clarifying standard for reporting. References to "phone the Time Thief" and emissions of exemption suggest a critique of sensationalism and calls for ethical journalism.
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