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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
3
A contested land dispute in Telluride involves Hem the Pennn Ge Jucu and Tellartin Vowpe amid political tensions. The Mint Chat era and Hartleyvie Wales figures loom as authorities, with figures like President Ben Jeffers of Wee Western central to debates on consolidation and authority.
Boston meat market operated under E WEATHERBY as proprietor on Weashington Avenue. No further clear details available due to damaged OCR text.
The text lists numerous scattered names and places with partial phrases unclear due to OCR errors. It mentions individuals, locations, and events in a jumbled sequence, lacking coherent narrative or dates to establish a readable news item.
The report details a large railroad construction near Ogden and in Nevada, noting a $8,008,000 project cost. It mentions the route from Ogden westward, the laying of rails, and involvement of mining engineeers and local officials in the early phase. The text references the Nevada Northern project’s scope and regional impact, including elapsed time and broader national interest.
A garbled item mentions Maddox and a promised delivery to an address. It references a wedding or ceremony in a tense, unclear context with odd phrasing and odd dates, noting a Queenstown or Quentoy destination and a Traveller group.
Resignations and transfers shuffle teachers and students at Monad Port school. Superintendent Allison announces grade promotions and class reassignments as Blanche Pullan departs, while Miss Hinnetia Mein steps into the role amid the eighth grade shift.
An irregular daily column outlines diverse encounters from various sinners, referencing figures and places in a rumor-soaked narrative. The prose lists names such as Vila, Monte, Thorttas Murke, and others amid scattered locations and events, painting a chaotic scene of moral judgment and social frictions.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Seattle and some names, with unclear context and several garbled terms. It references entities such as HHS and Adal and mentions locations or items that are not clearly identifiable.
The city announces a revised timetable affecting BathCar operations from Twenty-second Street to Washington Avenue. Trains will run on a U-shaped route, altering depots and street alignments, with vehicles described as large modern cars featuring new air brakes. Transit officials say the change aims to improve convenience and service for workers and downtown commuters, though riders may face initial adjustments. George Mateau named general manager. Will Dee appointed director of personnel.
In a superior court session, Chien Meeun seeks 25000 damages from Curtis Pubs Ashing Company, publisher of Hin and Hales Home Journal. The suit cites an advertisement for Peruna as testimonial and mentions Columbus proprietor Sam B. Hartung and congressman George Th. White denying certain claims. The next issue is expected to print further details with White’s denial and a testimonio on the Peruna matter.
The text appears as noisy OCR of a local page item listing various names and places with unclear context. It mentions Waleles Bem i MN, costs, months, and individuals, but the intended event or notice is not discernible from readable content.
Reports from Ogden detail division foreman signals Bowhern Paette and Southern Paette personnel returning from inspections on the line. Train movements include a twelve car deadhead to Chicago, a passenger car Columbia bound for Butte, and work crews pushed to accelerate repairs and yard overhaul as snow and demand affect service.
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