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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
5
Brigham City welcomed thousands for Peach Day with a parade from the station to Central School. Speakers praised local growers and the Brigham fruit, noting Box Elder County’s peach crop could rank highly nationwide. Visitors received peaches and entertainment, as officials celebrated the season and local industry.
A long impassioned plea defends American workers against a Labor Trust pushing for control over wages and conditions. The author denounces intimidation, calls for prosecutions under anti trust laws, and urges unity to protect independent labor and family livelihoods amid widespread factory pressures and strikes.
A garbled extract lists names and items from an event or celebration at an academy. It mentions decor, attire, and a ceremonial display with references to individuals and groups, though many words are corrupted. The readable fragments suggest a gathering with ceremonial elements and sponsor mentions.
A passenger on the Southern Presfit line found a diamond lodged in a door keyhole after a routine examination. The gem, valued at 815, reportedly was hidden by a man linked to a petty gang operating near Lake, who allegedly relieved a passenger of the stone and attempted to stash it in the lock before being thwarted by officers.
A boy named John Decker, living at 1082 Second Avenue, claims he was forced to steal by another youth named Taames. He was arrested with a bag of eggs on a railroad route near Ogden. Police say his father was contacted by telephone and the boy will be questioned by Officer Shoemaker.
A fragmented New York report outlines ongoing debates over social aid for the blind. It notes allocations and beneficiaries, mentioning pensions and public funds, with references to France and royal figures and a mix of uncertain figures.
A local committee mapped a permanent schedule for the President's visit. Mayor Brower plans a Salt Lake City reception at Central Park with Governor Spry, Senator Holloway, and Congressman Howell aboard. The program includes a parade to Park Precinct and press events.
An early 1960s classified style notice advertises ladies hair dressing, masks, marbage styling, and imported trimmings. It invites patrons by appointment or walk in, featuring discounts, attentive service, and a listing for Mrs Kellar at 2468 West with personal instructions and correspondence guidance.
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