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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
3
The clippings describe community events and notices including youth group activities at a Baptist church, a theater program with refreshments, and social committees. Mentions of train tours, inspections by railroad officials, bank trips, lectures, and weddings or funerals appear amid user notes and ads.
There’s a great deal of peace of mind coupled with wearing. Clothes you can be sure of. Otis is the store that dresses its patrons in just such clothes.
A Gilmore woman aged 52 killed herself at her Roscoe Pa home, slitting her throat with a cake knife after a morning disturbance with sister Mrs Mitchell. Dr Robinson attended too late. she died minutes later. The tragedy followed months of mental distress and a planned return trip home.
In Salt Lake City the conference involving Southern Pacific Oregon Short Line officials and machinists associations from Ogden and other yards continues. Representatives from Ball Lake and nearby shops seek a fair settlement on proposed changes. Negotiations proceed with optimism for a satisfactory agreement and an equitable contract once machinists’ guarantees are resolved.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a conference note mentioning refusal or protest and possible dates, with scattered names and places like Marrimay Lake and Hines, but the text is severely garbled and difficult to parse for a definite event or outcome.
Reeked text indicates ticket pricing and show details for the Orpheum including a price of 51.60. The readable fragment suggests a public notice about tickets and venue event. The exact listing is garbled but centers on Orpheum tickets and price information.
On the 24th to the 25th the day begins at sunrise and ends at the same hour, marking a solemn fast. The text references obedience to Sabbath traditions and notes prophetic themes including Ninavah, urging reflection and alignment with religious duties.
A telegram reports Bryan, the Democratic leader, arriving in El Paso Texas for a public address. He plans to speak at 4 o clock Monday about Senator Balley's evictions and the petition on the topic.
Storewide selection announced with tomorrow only prices across main departments. Free Orpheum matinee tickets offered for purchases of $1.50 or more in Underwear and Hosiery, valid tomorrow morning only.
Classified notice lists Turkish towels wholesale, bleached and unbleached varieties, 27 inch width, various colors including pink blue and brown. Also mentions warm flannels suitable for gowns and nightwear, with special prices and yardage options.
Saturday specials list price notes in broken text with scattered terms. The fragment references pricing cues, binder related items, and potential discounts or sale placeholders, but the readable parts lack clear entities or a coherent event. The passage resembles a damaged catalog or ad snippet with garbled phrases and no definite actions.
An unreadable catalog fragment mentions special and war cenny spy evening ALES New Fall pillow stock items including burlap and leather cushions. It lists face powders and cosmetic brands, plus miscellaneous items and prices, all in jumbled OCR text.
Fragmented OCR lists knit underwear items for children and women, including cotton and fleece lined outfits in gray or cream, with multiple size ranges and occasional brand mentions. The garbled text notes long underwear, vests, bloomers, and heavy bras, with irregular pricing references and fabric notes.
Readable fragment describes hosiery sale with multiple stocking offers including three pairs for 1.00 and guarantees on wear. Mentions ladies' stockings and children's fleece-lined options with pair or two pair pricing. Contains several unclear phrases but conveys a weekend sale on hosiery items.
Displayed on a table are mature bags taken from our general stock with leather qualities described. Prices list bold items from seven fifty to five dollars, highlighting sale values and limited quantities for the Saturday specials.
The Embroideries department announces Saturday specials with reduced prices on various items. Select embroidery fabrics and trims are offered at significant discounts, including yardage reductions and half price deals, with terms and variations listed for customer selection.
Morning bargain sale advertises a wide assortment of kitchenware and glassware at reduced prices. Items include glass tumblers, iron pans, enamelware, safety matches, china sets, sugar and creamer sets, and decorative plates with low discounts while stocks last.
Practical footwear notes list a range of children's and men's shoes with prices around £1.50 to £1.60. Items include small sizes for boys and girls, with descriptions indicating durable tops and raglan styling. Limited readable details suggest a local shop sale or catalog blurb.
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