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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes hairdressing and salon services with French masking, new hairstyles, and imported hair goods. It offers in person appointments, hotel or home calls, mail orders, and references Mrs. Rellab at 2468 Waab for correspondence.
A clipped newsroom item notes a telephone office exchange with brief references to business lines and ringing patterns. The fragment hints at standard editorial notes about phones and office routines in a mid century paper.
A flood of small items includes obituaries for Mrs. Harrisville and infant Poquin and notes on weddings, visits, and church services. Details mention graves at city cemetery, funeral chapel services, and arrivals by rail. Also listed are local business ads and daily listings for storage, ice cream, and lodging in Ogden.
County clerk issued licenses to wed to Gisly Pole and Anita Quiilet of Elk County Nevada Willing Kelly and Alles Gieos of Ogden Alyin Mottenaou and Matherthe Marnhan, both of Ogden.
Yellowstone Park excursion via O L YELLOWSTONE PARK EX CURSION. Sept 8 for five days includes rail and stage travel and hotel accommodations in the park, total cost 242 75.
An old notice outlines a nine to ten day Yellowstone trip via a short line from Ogden. It promises transportation, accommodations in Park hotels, and rates around $4276, with contact details for Henry, agent, and A. B. Mupeley, traveling passenger agent at Union Depot Ogden. The fragmentary text mentions departure, schedules, and travel arrangements.
Authorities report the death occurred during a surgical procedure as investigators examine a possible medical mishap. The victim, a woman in her forties, was pronounced dead after complications arose during anesthesia. Police and medical examiners say the case appears under review with a focus on hospital procedures and patient safety.
An local notice lists Ellen Thomas hosting a gathering on Saturday September 14 with start times from 9 to 12 hours and location at 2786 Wash Ave. The terse notice provides timing and venue details for attendees.
Fragmented OCR summary notes an event tied to Big Lost River land opening in Idaho. Mentions dates in September and potential gains for residents, with references to land use and regional entities. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Officials in the Utah division announce changes affecting leadership roles. Hilen becomes assistant superintendent while AFR Marehbon appoints new lifer machine and division staff with Davies approving. Chalmers and Leuta receive interim chief dispatcher duties as current superintendents retain broader responsibilities.
An excursion run from Ogden departs at 6:30 and 8 a.m. for Brigham City offering free peaches and warm treats. The trip includes peach picking and a return ride, with the day titled Peach Day Extravaganza for all attendees.
A rugged and beautiful Salmon Forest is described as a remote, roadless region with rugged terrain, heavy rains, and frequent cloud cover. The area shows signs of damage from heavy rainfall and rough conditions, with limited access and challenging geography noted in the intact readable passages.
Ark agency advertises an excursion to Burley and Bilner with daily returns via G. Ls beginning September 16. It notes trips to Twin Fsili and a lad opening event with cabo account details. Officials warn readers about race-related pardlicalarss and delays.
Fragmented OCR notes describe David Starr Jordan addressing the State Humane Society of California on September 18 about Japanese sealing activities. The text mentions killing seals, offers of ten dollars for fur, and advocacy for an international treaty to prevent seal robberies. Unclear phrasing and corrupted words present.
Obituary notes Edward H Harriman as a major railway builder and financier in Ogden. Officials reaffirm continuity of Union Pacific operations and express widespread sorrow. Community leaders praise his care for employees, hospitals, and wages, while planning honors and flags at half mast.
Paris news notes the expected death of financier E B Huremann, triggering cautious trading as markets weigh his influence on railroads, finance, and the broader economy. Analysts recall his role in Wall Street, and his passing raises questions about future sector leadership and investment patterns.
A fragmented report from St Tuul describes the burning death of three children and severe injuries to others in a family tragedy linked to wartime dislocation. Specific names and ages are unclear due to damaged text, but mentions a Robert AL Waleh and a family from Bal in the region. The event follows a period of upheaval and local confusion.
A late 1920s Salt Lake City column notes Salt Lake City leads in construction with 3,?51 buildings authorized for the month totaling about 5.14 million dollars. The piece contrasts city performance with Sacramento and Seattle, marking Salt Lake City as highest in gain while others show mixed results.
New York headlines discuss liners expanding influence across oceans as major firms push into shipping, finance, and trade. Officials warn about monopoly risks while executives tout efficiency gains and jobs, citing changes in routes and unions. The piece notes international rivals, regulatory attention, and potential price effects for consumers.
A local incident centers on a man named Kaufman who struck a boy with a car. The report, though fragmentary, notes authorities and witnesses, with unclear timelines and locations. Further details remain obscured in the damaged text.
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