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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
7
An old classified notice offers Ladies Hair Parlor services at Hell 1353 K and 2483 Wash. It promises enlarged capacity, French mask massage, tonic shampoo, hair dressing, inverted hair goods, and various weaving options with prompt attention and instruction for ordering.
Unclear fragmentary text describing a grail suscars event with numbers and a monetary reference. The readable portion mentions QUEAN LOUISE and a hand-reading theme. Details are not coherent enough to identify a clear person, place, or date.
Partial ad text describes a four day excursion with rail transportation included for 26.75 and a six day option at 41.75, with a special Salt Lake City to Yellow Stone route advertised. Clear street addresses and phone numbers appear but many words are garbled.
The readable text shows a damaged notice with scattered phrases and names. It mentions addresses such as 2504 Wahamon avenue and references to agents and parsons. The legible parts are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or action.
An OCR fragment lists various local ads and notices including floral firms, loan services, coal suppliers, and department stores. It mentions travel from Seattle to Vancouver, returning from a fair, and references to multiple businesses and locations in a noisy, partial form.
Professor George Thomas reports on libraries and gymnasiums in Utah towns, noting many cities adopting these educational centers. The Utah legislators and educators discussed expanding such facilities to raise education for youths. no formal action yet, but expectations rise for a forthcoming meeting.
Historic notes describe Harriman System 8 control of Saltair development near Great Salt Lake. The project aims to rebuild resort structures, establish harbor facilities, and create a year round beachfront with hotel plans. Officials emphasize continued winter work under railroad management, with transfer details and local opposition noted.
In Weber County Utah, Nek Viens pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the April killing of John Coton. Judge set 10 to 20 years. defense sought leniency and a later sentencing date of September 14. Accompanying details note the self-confessed killer Vacos and a separate first degree murder charge involving Ernst and Charles Staples on Grant Avenue.
The readable fragments describe a plan to build cottages and a hotel near a suburban area, with aims to aid residents during an unspecified period. Mentions of a great object and aiding people suggest a development or relief project, though details are unclear.
Tus Princess Millinery Co. announces new manager Mrs J Wareh Nutins at 417 Washington Ave and measures of exclusive styles from New York and Chicago. First trim milliner Chicago, with years of Eastern trade, joins. Mrs Warner introduces new appointments and invites all ladies to visit and inspect fashions.
A special train of seven Fairmans and traveling passenger agent John B. Ross of the Southern Pacific departs Ogden for Yellowstone via the Harriman system. The train, described as among the fastest sent, carries bankers en route to a Chicago convention and will travel north to Yellowstone, then Granger, and onward to Chicago via Union Pacific and Northwestern lines.
A district engineer from Southern Utah, A. T. Micheman, has spent three weeks near the Grand Canyon region of the Kaibab forest, inspecting line and telephone systems. The forest head at Kanab in Kane County serves as a departure point for study, with plans for a new line from Wishlake Weather County toward Richland to support forest operations and communications.
An Ogden fair event summary notes visiting manufacturers, exhibits, and notable attendees from Kali, Lahey, and Meredith. The program featured talks on industry actions, with several local figures listed among organizers and participants. The piece underscores inaugural exhibitions and expected impact on regional commerce.
The 7.0 MW event featured Oliver R Meredith Howlett Brothers McDonald Candy Caltege Pure Food Cache Valley Can denrod Mlk and others, attracting crowds to view their wares at the inn. The Manufacturers' association praised the display, noting new members joined and the fair’s entertainment drew favorable remarks from attendees and the management.
Fragmentary report details the drowning of David J Ross aged 18 in a Wyoming creek. The item mentions military connections with the Nauvoo legion, Brigham Young in Salt Lake City, and various names including Col Rous, John Lyon, and Henry W Natabet, with survivors listed as a wife and three children among others.
Mining expert B da Wheeler, attached to the Interior Department, revisits Margaval and Plute county forest areas aboard a mission to verify mining claims seeking patent. He notes the forest service uses engineers to assess claims for mineral lands, aiming to streamline patent approvals and unify Interior and forestry processes.
A damaged wire reports restoration of order in Clarksdale and surrounding areas after unrest. It mentions Walter Marshall Savwyniayntobt and others implicated in a police death and a nearby shooting of Mary shal toprising. The text references Moe Povald and a second black man killed by a clay bullet during an ongoing chase.
Topeka Kansas endured extreme rainfall with the heaviest so far this season. The downpour swelled water on streets and swamped low areas as residents reported three to four inches in parts. Weather officials warn of continued gusts and runoff risk.
John B. Allberger, superintendent of the Western Tin Ton Velograph company, was arrested in Philadelphia on a charge of diverting private information from the Weedlary Uyien company's wires. He is held on $6,000 bail.
New York stocks opened with notable declines as the market moved downward, led by weak moves in Union Pacific Reading and other speculative shares. Trading was light to moderate with prices fluctuating, bonds irregular, and a general tendency to drift to earlier lows despite some pockets of buying support.
The New York stock scene shows Amalgamated Copper around 85 while Amory Car and Foundry edges 67 and American Sugar near 425.74 as active shares across rail and utility groups appear stronger. reports cite broad movements in Belok Varo Tibway Agent Merthey and West stock names with varying gains and losses.
Receipts 18,000 cattle with market steady to 10 lower in places. Native steers near 4 to 7 per cwt, western feeders around 6 to 8, and heavy packs inching higher. Sheep and lambs show fluctuating demand with steady to weak tendencies. Chicago and New York futures listed for corn, oats, rye, barley, sugar, and copper with mixed movements.
Fragmentary OCR describes a figure named Mike Cfdaell recovering after a gunfire or assault incident near Nt rong af Ure Akane SMMC. Mentions Detent Grom Wreilinw and Charles Vinge, a patient fading, and medical staff aiding a patient in what seems to be a hospital setting with walks and wards referenced.
Fragmentary OCR text from Ogden area mentions hotels, a banker, and various names with no clear event. The readable snippets suggest a local notice or classifieds fragment, but key details and context are missing.
A garbled travel notice describes an annual Yellowstonan excursion, listing rail segments and paths. It mentions Greg, Heien, Aventay, and Be Thanepar with references to distant destinations. The fragment hints at a guided trip, possible itineraries, and expected mileage.
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