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- Leon Ling Attempted to Dispose of Trunks in Newark
- Wrote Loving Letters to Both Chinamen
- Principals in the Elsie Sigel Murder Case
- Firemen Ask for More Money
- Suggestions Offered by Merchant
- Japanese Rule in Korea
- Aged Pedestrian Leaves Halleck, Nev
- Undisputable Truth
- Eastman's Letter Declares a Woman Murdered Mrs. woodill
- Lepers Wander Unrestricted in Cuba
- Muir Held to Charge
- Bravery of the American Women
- Opening of Canyon Line
- Driver of an Auto was Late at Court
- Child is Missing for Three Days
- Double Inquest Held over Victim and Slayer
- Sugar and Coffee
- Chicago Close
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- Johnson could have Knocked out O'brien
- Elbertas Won over the Goddard Team
- Racing Season Ends with Ordinary Card
- Munroe to Entertain Mayor M'clellan
- California Girl has One More Match to Win
- Baseball
- Local News
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- Great Day Planned for the Old Folks
- O. S. L. Excursions to Utah
- Sealed Proposals
- Sealed Proposals
- Will Pay County Warrants
- O. S. L. Excursion to Salt
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- A Railroad from Ogden to Northwest
- An Affliction Which is upon this Country
- Opening of the Canyon Trolley Line
- Banks of Ogden as Strong as Gibraltar
- The Boy who Killed his Brother
- Capacity of Fish Hatchery is Doubled
- Psychological Mystery
- Thomas in his own Defense
- Handy Clotheshanger
- George P. Bowman is Injured in Runaway
- Bank Clearings
- Notice
- Notice
- Notice
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- Union Labor Department
- Marxian Club Socialists
- Triple Currency Tray
- Better than Table Candles
- The Boy was Going Some
- Pretty and Artistic
- Returnable Envelope
- A Toy Fountain
- Science Notes
- Ruskin's Tribute to Women
- Temperance Department
- Suitcase Attachment
- Handy Pocket Box
- Neglecting the Eyes
- Will Balk Burglars
- Despise Cuckoo as Marauder
- Train Holdup in Oregon
- The Chasten- of Experience
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- Mr. Justwed Plans a Vacation
- The Latest in Hairdressing
- The Summer Footwear
- What to Eat at Picnics
- Fashion Hints
- The Home and its Mistress
- To Make Money in Vacation Time
- Caught Them Alive
- Carry a "Beauty Box" with You
- To Keep Milk in Summer
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- Mr. Good Fellow on a "Co-Ed" Picnic
- An Expensive Fall
- Our Militia Ready for War
- A Low Roof Six-Room Cottage, Costing $2,600
- Lucky for Him
- Accident Hunting a Profession
- Man's Complexion
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- Undesirable Oak Pruning
- Killing Mutton Sheep
- Saving Decaying Trees
- The Oak Pruner Beetle, Larva and Larva in Burrow
- Kerosene Very Useful
- If you will have Flowers
- Making Country Butter
- Requisites of a Good Chicken House
- Drag and Harrow Combined
- Vegetable Transplanting
- Swallowing the Farm
- Gardening Made Interesting
- White Cochins
- Odds and Ends
- Meat Meal Often Rancid
- For Good Butter Making
- Piling Seasoned Ties
- King of Rovers 72076
- Do not Forget That
- Argentina Cattle Raising
- Sheepfold Wisdom
- Cow Pea is Valuable
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-06-26 | Page 6 | Big Doings on the Fourth
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-06-26 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6vf10fz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vf10fz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Big Doings on the Fourth |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-06-26 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | BIG DOINGS' ON TM, FOURTH The Fair Association Will PiUl Off Seven Running: Races and Already Has Forty Entries From All Over the West, and More Will Be Heard From All Under Direct Management Man-agement of Intermountain Fair Association. The Tntermountaln Fair Association will give seven running races on July 5th, that being tho legal holiday, as the Fourth falls on Sunday. The association as-sociation will pull off the races with the largest number of horses ever brought to Utah for a one-day race. Judge Blum will officiate in the judge's bland, assisted by two local horsemen. Ihe following horses have been entered en-tered for the races. Lord Florence Glendening Sir Preston Da!Iv Lady Alicia Elmdale Em and Em Aliva Roberta Head Dance Binning Bush Black Domino Mauser Black Gen Toller Lady Quality Pitt Lassen ' Kato S. Anna May Huapala Inclement Good Fellow Saucy M. Llosle Glaucus Garland Old Nick Gene Wood Kinsman SJsler Julia Roval Pilot Foid?llo Figent Mrs. Harry Stover Fends word that she will bring six horses which will leave for Butte on July Cth. The races will begin at 2 o'clock sharp and will be pulled off as expeditiously expe-ditiously as possible in order to clear the grounds for the night entertainment entertain-ment when $1,000 worth of fireworks will be discharged. It will requ're some time to prepare the grounds fur the big illumination, therefore the work will be started at 5:30 o'clxk. For program see another column. |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vf10fz/7314054 |