30 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
1
An ad describes enlarged hair parlor offerings including French mask massage hair weaving and salon services. It invites ladies to enjoy scalp care and modern hair goods, with prompt attention to mall orders and room visits at 2408 Woah.
Fragmentary text discusses tires, valves, and punctures with many misspellings and garbled names. It mentions a Wisconsin party and an aviation or automotive context but lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
New York report notes Sam Fitzpatrick once managed Jack Johnson. Johnson trains at Bepl Boek house in Prises with the Pacific Ocean before the Golden Gate. A Oct 12 date for a Delta bout is mentioned as Johnson prepares. Tack Ioineon vows to pressure James J. Jeffries by Oct 19 else retire Johnson.
American League President Thinka says Detroit Tigers will win the pennant and likely the World Series. He notes Detroit’s strong lineup, youth and veterans, and argues the Athletics and Pirates face tougher tests, marking Detroit as favored to triumph in crucial games.
Spokane dispatch notes Northumbria Saint Seay with a single series at the Northwestern League event. Details are fragmentary and publishable as a brief sports snippet.
The damaged text includes a promise of a $100 reward and scattered phrases about papers readers and political matters. It mentions names and locations in a garbled way, with no clear event, date, or coherent narrative to confirm.
Weather disruption leads to postponements across the Pacific Coast League with San Francisco beating Sacramento 7 to 2 and Los Angeles defeating Vernon 3 as rain delays multiple matchups. Magan Dalmas Howard and Good hit three baggers in the LA win.
Fragmentary football notes list Amherst at Bethlem Lansing Bethlehem and Providence games with Brown, Rhode Island State, Wesleyan, and others. Descriptions include scores like 0 to 0 and 22 to 9, with numerous typos and misreadings. Unable to establish a coherent single game.
St. Louis Sept 29. Promoters charged with complicity in prize fights at Suburoip Garden were arrested today. Named are Mal Dayle of St Louis referee. Sol Oppenheimer, garden director and theater manager. Harry Préndall of St Louis. Gene Merisic of Chicago. Jack O'Mara of Toronto. and "Dummy" Sehoneke of St Louis.
Vanderbilt's Aarlaressa won the prix contenuing in Paris while Silverstrente placed third. J B Widener's Trquin and Joes Adams' Hygle took colorful spots in the accompanying events. The report notes further outcomes in the prix herving and related races.
The Seventh Ward fair opened with displays of fancy work sewing groceries and foods plus a refreshments booth. A voting contest tallies Miss Tern Paty Hattie Jones and Sylvia Shaw with top votes and prizes including a $25 prize donated by Mrs. T B Savage. The hall features relics and curios from pioneers and the Fourth Ward band provided music with the Frey orchestra tonight. An excursion to Salt Lake is listed for Sundays at 1.60 round trip with daily trains to the capital.
The Tabernacle Choir has accepted an invitation to sing at the evening session of conference in Salt Lake City. The program promises a grand performance with rehearsal scheduled, and organizers express excitement about bringing the choir to the capital for the event.
Fragmented OCR lists places and names from an Oregon excursion note. Mentions Ogden, Lake Ohio, Cateal, Mead, and Ashbury High, with scattered personal names and locations including Pioneer, Peterson, Venatonia, and Troy. Details are garbled but indicate a community notice or event summary with multiple small items.
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