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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
3
A garbled item mentions battle fabrics and a race involving schools and building efforts. Key names and places are unreadable, but the fragment implies a competition or conflict tied to production and schooling.
A garbled OCR notice mentions job seekers at Wenetok Orchard Co and Canning Peetory with pay around 27 789 dollars. It references restitution plans, a Taylor claim of 27 7h, and various oddities including vehicles, a dog incident, and a mourning headquarters for the late President Hardman. Incomplete lines reference a superintendent and district offices.
The notice lists funeral services for Tomml, a daughter at Ar and Mex Abraham, along with a detailed city column of local events. It notes the Garden City business figures, estate settlements, an adopted child case for Violtd Louise Taylor, and a horse trainer arrest for drunkenness at the fairgrounds. It also mentions snowfall near Kayville, market notes, and several local social updates including an upcoming La Mode Millinery opening.
The large fair winds down its final day with fireworks, exhibits, and performances drawing crowds. Local groups tout improved grounds and new displays as organizers prepare for closure tonight and a final count of attendees and proceeds.
Fragmented OCR text describes a grand opera venue listing nightly performances and special events with references to audiences and featured acts. It mentions kitchen and pantry departments and a large set of attractions including a grand show with Marines on a Wednesday and Saturday schedule. Prices noted around one dollar and four cents.
Article details Ogden High School’s new building nearing completion with an estimated enrollment near 600 students. Principal Cross outlines two floors nearly finished, 23 rooms prepared, and carpentry complete. Coach George Brown ready to lead football efforts. hope for a varsity squad and uniforms soon.
The United States Civil Service announces the annual clerk examinations for the Giden Titah region. Applications and pamphlets are available from the secretary, with details including examination dates, locations, and required eligibility.
A cluttered fair exhibit row showcases Ogden Bowen and many firms including Peery Milne, Superior Honey, Hewlet Brothers, Uish Canning, College Fare Food, Wheat Orchard, and G I Teas Co. Displays feature bread, canned goods, honey, shirts, and paints. Notable booths include Teas Cos plant and McDonald Candy, with various wares and promotions drawing visitor interest.
Entries for Tuesdays races include first tagh four furlongs with horses like First 90 Friar of Elgin and Senator Bastett. Second race features four furlongs with First 90 and Judge Shurlall among others. Third race is one mile selling for four-year-olds and up with Supats HiOolCan and Manila listed. Fourth race four and one half furlongs for older horses includes May Worth Robt Michel Lady Adelaide and Fameful Full. Fifth race five furlongs selling for three-year-olds and up lists Satianiss Aunt Hala Rava Wh and Redon. Sixth race seven furlongs selling for three-year-olds and up features Palle Na Quarter Drello Me bel Hollander and Cardin Barto.
The Ingham county delegates and local firemen gathered in Ogden for the annual State Firemen convention. Plans for next year include a formal session, a public reception, and a schedule of credentialing and demonstrations, with local volunteers coordinating housing and meals.
The Joe Theatre presents two features with a lively lineup. Highlights include Huehe the Plenty of Tore and Days of Newlemen. A new singer, Get the Joie Habit, performs alongside "Neuy Unteresting."
Thomas Farr’s grain and feed shop on Twenty third Street was robbed on Saturday afternoon. Four men, posing as buyers, entered the store, demanded the keys and stock, and fled after taking a large amount of grain and cash. Farr confronted them briefly, but they escaped toward the park, leaving behind confusion and questions about the men.
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