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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
7
Random notes describe Weatherby’s sale of goods including meat and seeds, a lecture on copper belts, and an upcoming visit by a sales representative. The item lists contracts, samples, a pirate messenger service at a cafe, funeral notices, civic postings, and local business activities including tract lighting and heating. Names include Weatherby, C.F. Whipple, and J.B. Yelling, with various addresses and dates implied.
An English church conference report notes April events and Morahan with Lee representing a rector group. The document mentions a macher of the Weserb annual fiscal report and scheduling within the New England Episcopal context.
Porilesd Oregon pastor Bishop H Moore who arrived today is to preside over the meetings held at the church. The report notes the arrival and appointment of Moore to oversee the sessions.
Fragments describe a farm sale and various items offered, with obscure names and addresses. The text mentions a eleven acre farm, shares, a farm building, and contact details including a P O Box and Bell phone number.
The Nau thotal Council of Women votes to send a plea to President Roosevelt seeking intervention against a threatened massacre of Ronson Jaxs at Easter. The group endorses creating a children's bureau and urges Congress to extend statutory protections. An inquiry committee will pursue a special agent to investigate and report on the white slave trade and related abuses.
Public notice announces a meeting on Tearsday at 4 oclock at the Ward mertlag Louse. Attendees invited by the clerk ALTIN and by request of the fel.
The notice states that several operators plan to arrive in Fort Sikh tomorrow and begin work in the district of the national boards of the United Mine Workers. It mentions reopening actions, local timing, and anticipated following steps in Sebastian County.
Ill-formatted OCR notes Mae Roosevelt hosting a Patras family gathering with minor officials present. Mentions Senora Palma and other names in unclear context amid a report on a social event.
A garbled local brief reports trains annulled and asserts changes in daily routes announced by Iowa Central transit officials. The note mentions misread schedules and confusion among agencies, with a few named locations and a tentative timetable adjustment.
In New Haven Chaungay, Cota, and Az 4:5 report the incumbent declines to run again. The election slate shows a total from the secretary of the university, with details unclear. The item notes the official stance and ongoing campaign status of the Vale committee.
The feature notes Miss McConceil as a top act at the Bo Whitey Pit in a farce musical show. Her vivacious performance and insatiable hosiery purchasing thrill audiences, while manager Bo Whitey fears her expense and cornering of stock. A tonic ad and mock ad copy accompany the text.
A lengthy document from Algeciras outlines the Moroccan reforms conference aims. It details sovereignty respect for the sultan, police organization, contraband suppression, a state bank, customs, public works, and revenue measures. Final protocol decisions expected by December 13. Seattle session notes shipping interests and proposed signaling system for Jones Island and nearby hazards.
Fragmentary OCR suggests Searle and Weed involved in a pending merger, with reports of Geisel holdings, Klondike Mizize properties, and multiple mining interests including Bonazea The price for a key asset cited as $28,000 while the deal timeframe points to a rapid consolidation.
Fragmentary text describes construction work and a Milwaukeelike project linked to dominion arrival and workers. It mentions poles, guards, and a march to a location with damaged names and fragments of sentences. The readable items suggest a chaotic, era-style report with scattered entities and unclear outcomes.
A damaged 19 acre lead pond claim near Hunteville is offered for sale. Tracy and Andersson own the ponds with 69,000 brook trout set for moving. The operation plans to yield 1,000 fish weekly, selling at two for a quarter in Salt Lake City, aiming at a permanent fishing enterprise this spring.
The Smelter Spur project faces weeks of delay as ground conditions hinder completion. Heather Condrels contends the work should have been finished. the delay risks moving heavy equipment, with efficiency and speed central to the contract. The entire construction is tied to the railroad company’s plans and Ogden mobility.
The superintendent reads a copy of the Arbor Day proclamation to county officials and urges proper observance by schools. Governors proclamation is sent. instruction covers reading and conducting exercises, aiming to foster future welfare of the commonwealth’s citizens.
Train service announces special conference trains to Ogden with departures from Stic Lake at 110 pm. The trains run on April 6 7 and carry passengers to Balt La terolag with stops along the line.
Opening prices in one Greek market show limited activity with malatphistoriasa noted from last night. Traders report quiet advances as early trades begin across markets in Fork and surrounding regions.
Sechers were allportant except Col ore to Feel xdigh fell on the 2af Rewscemttt of new capital lasues and a broad array of industries including Great Northern, Consolidated Gas, Colorado Fuel, and Republic Steel showed strong buying. Wheat, cattle, and pork markets fluctuated amid election day effects, with prices rising and some declines across futures and spot trades.
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