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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
8
A local notice announces Broom Restaurant at 72 Twenty-fifth Street Ogden Utah serving oysters in any style. The text promotes lunch, dinner, and private dining spaces including a Ladies' Private Dining Parlor with the proprietors listed.
The annual meeting of Union Pacific Railroad stockholders will be held in Salt Lake City Utah on Tuesday October 13 1908. The agenda includes electing directors approving a form and authorizing execution of a trust mortgage to The Equitable Trust Company of New York, and authorizing purchase of the railroad and related property. Books closing for transfer will be 3 PM Monday October 14 1906.
A fragment from Technicot World Magazine outlines racing rivalries involving Johnie Asyes and Hayes, noting a shift from amateur athletics to professional stages. It mentions funding bets, potential Boston matches, and the broader context of athletic public interest.
A chaotic, partially legible report centers on Hal Chase amid New York turmoil. The piece hints at managerial friction, Chase’s value to the Yankees, and potential discipline or movement within the league, with lingering questions about his future and status.
A garbled OCR passage describes incoherent magazine content with scattered names and places. The readable bits mention various fantasy sounding names and locations, but no coherent event, date, or factual detail emerges to frame a concrete news item. The fragment lacks a discernible subject or outcome.
An essay argues that persistent focus on troubles and pains drains strength while resilience and discipline build character. It praises stoic endurance, warns against dwelling on misfortune, and stresses that cheerful perseverance and self-improvement outweigh complaint. It cites social and political ideas, contrasting personal resolve with broader currents like socialism.
The opening event at the armory drew over five thousand attendees as Sherman spoke. The Philadelphia Record’s praise of Taft and Cleveland’s support framed a debate on party directions and democracy amid Bryanism and currency debates. The piece questions which party and candidate best serve American voters and national unity.
A local note states that a special train will carry six delegates to the Democratic convention leaving Ogden at 1:56 a.m. on the 22nd. The text mentions preparations and timing for the trip amid unclear OCR.
A clandestine wedding occurred at the residence of President C. A Middisionsyesterday, with Mia Gilén Morrison Faddis and James Wilson Nell Plan Surprise. relatives and friends attended. The ceremony drew attention amid social circles as the couple sought privacy while a public engagement buzz persisted.
A chaotic intrusion at the couple Nellwig and spouse’s home ends with them escaping through a window. The pair are believed to have left for Oakley, Wyoming, where they will stay with friends after September 8. Neighbors note the incident occurred during a shower of confetti and focus remains on their safety and plans to return home.
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at dialogue about radiation and potion, with garbled phrases. The readable bits mention a paradoxical scenario and a character named Mrhal, along with unclear action or setting.
Miss Sylvia Shurtittt, daughter of Mart Shurtittt of 430 Thirty-fourth sire, mourns the death of Denver businessman William Kerr killed after an altercation with John Ryan at a Denver saloon. Kerr, believed to be engaged to Miss Shurtliff, died from a left chest wound after a frenzy of gunfire. Kerr had recently been in Old Mexico with J. W. Hagen. authorities seek facts as Denver papers report the fatal shooting and the engagement claim.
A fragmented record outlines past members and graduates connected with the 1MFG, naming individuals, firms, and residences. It mentions marriage unions and future planning, with scattered references to business houses and faculty affiliations. The legible portions provide a snapshot of names such as Alix, Taylor, Browning Bros, Edison Ble Co, Moore, Limeshort, Hale, Covatronsen, and others, set against an uncertain timeline and locations.
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