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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented text details a ceremony and social visit at a home on a street corner with references to a named couple and local business ties. Names, places, and dates are irregular but suggest a marriage notice and related social events featuring a company and residents.
A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Bulth on Adams Avenue. Yephy and Michael Duyly were married by a Father DoH in a ceremony described with traditional details. friends and family gathered for a celebration filled with music dancing and a banquet.
A fragment notes Margaret Fealy headlining at Tre Orpheus with a weekly Ore Nhu appearance and a mix of musical and dramatic acts. It mentions Fealy’s renown and a companion program featuring Pat Une Phelps and Mintue Short, plus other acts and a political note on university debt in a separate excerpt.
A lively social Tuesday evening at Rey’s home on Washington Avenue featured games and amusements, a prize drawing, and a guessing-contest about a guest’s identity. Attendees included Ray, Myre Hickey, Bir, L L Dewer, McChure, Mrs. H. S. Wadgey, and several others.
A birthday event at Treenty-tulrih street Priston celebrated Geo. K. Cara with friends and a musical program. Mrs Mary Furlay and Mrs Layrence Hoyle directed songs and a light supper followed. A future ward concert honoring Hubert Campbell and Clyde Greenwell featured a varied program with vocal solos and orchestra selections.
A gathering of doctors wives and spouses attended a visiting factory social event at the State Musical social. The evening featured performances and socializing with guests including Mesdames Smith mewn Conroy laser Rewa fivh Edward Wich Mokron Mretday onion bakin Gren Hort shay Osgood and others, with attendees listed in attendance notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a kids party at a school for the deaf and blind with garbled names and stray phrases. No clear dates, places, or complete facts emerge to confirm details or participants.
The readable text contains garbled personal names and scattered terms such as Belin Dor and Dacia Bobeklor, with references to locations like Merry and Inltacalian. No完整 events or clear actions are identifiable from the legible fragments.
An incoherent Washington despatch from September 1985 references imports of certain items and mentions duties, age restrictions, and legal provisions. The garbled text prevents clear identification of people, organizations, dates, or events.
Fragmented OCR notes list typhoid concerns in Salt Lake area and references to hospitals, doctors, and local figures. It mentions St Mark's Hospital, various names, places, and dates in a hurried health update, with unclear details but emphasizing health warnings and inspections.
The readable portions describe an attempt to apply to nalinn and mention ayuelos and a IL ty Widersiand. It references private aspects, a putty galering, and a Lia operation tied to the sew nt, with unclear participants and actions.
The State of Utah issues a summons to Sarai Basten Platmutts and Villa Baxter in a civil action filed in Utah County. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or face judgment by default. The plaintiff, UBBAGE MEcoRiSk, represented by an attorney, seeks recovery and court costs.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rail excursion and state fair event with scattered place names and timings. Mentions Salt Lake Dane and Atlanta to Orlando routes, with a reference to a death from an automobile incident and a Mrs Alfred mention. Readable content is sparse and unclear.
A garbled report describes Mosney and a chant involving a person named Fatale Injied. The text references fear, a car event, and injuries but is largely unreadable, with names and details missing or distorted.
A noisy notice announces land subdivision, public sale terms, and a posting requirement under state rules. It mentions the General Office in Washington for objections and indicates a scheduled opening for the President’s arrival in Memphis with details on publication and regulatory compliance. The text cites sections, approvals dated 1694, and references to local postings and interested parties.
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